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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

Comnu,ee OF The Whole, to ten min rtes except BIZ
permission on tue Seoate was referred 70 tho Com
mittee on Rules.
The bill to incorporate the German Hospitsf 10 the
complete.
BROOKLYN STATE ARSENAL.
The bill in relation to the State Artenal end lands =
the City of Brooklyn was, motion of Mr. Spinoia,
referred to the frst Committee OF the Whole.
PASSAGE or BILLS. -.
Tue Senate read third time aud passed large num-
Der OF biiiS to-day which were Of only local interest.
THE DEATH PENALTY.
me assembly passed come two hours Of lie morning
seson IN the further discussion of the bill for the
by Messrs. Angel, Barber, and Morgan. and Opposed
by Mr. Herman This bill has become the family hack
OF the sessiona horse that EVERYDAY wants 10 ex-
hl6't himself upon. and, like children, cry IL no<
allowed an opportunity to ride it in turn TO accom-
modate these the bill is made special order for To-
morrow Wednesday, evening.
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
Mr. Balls bill for the collection of Agricultural Eta
tiscs passed crisis to-day. Its head was knocked
off In the Committee of the Whole but when the Com
stored its capital member and sent the bill rejoicing on
its way to third reading
CANAL CLAIMS.
The bill for the relief of Canal Claimants and TO ex-
tend the jurisdiction Of canal appraisers, is intended
to give the appraisers jurisdiction over all cases Il
damages arising from the construction or enlargement
OF any OF the canals aqueducts reservoirs breaks and
az other causes peculiar to the canals 1t also reyives
a claims that have been cut of by the act Of limita
on and requires the appraisers to hear and adudicate
all claims that may be filed within year from the
passage OF this act 1t ordered to third reading.
TnE NETWORK ANNUAL TAX LEVY.
Controller Haws submitted to the House, yesterday.
through the Speaker the annual tax levy for the city
is not exceeding sl0O4,3g, to be expended as fol-
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

MILITARY LxcrrnE.-Undsr the auspices OF he
T,elab REGIMENT Lieut. Egbert L. Viee last e. fsning
;,1ratca series of lectures military SUBJ ects, Il
he Given at stated periods at Irving Hall, Garner q
Lexington avenue and fifteenth streets The leeturse
descapted at considerable length field fcr6oatous
aud camp duty he alluded to the siege Of Ssvastopot
and other sisges during the Crinean war and llaa-
traed his subject by maps and drawings Of the 0ra.
cations. t 49,. $3.50, I'll n ..llf .fT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
Pennsylvania Legislature.

HlrHIsBrRG, Pa, Tuesday, Feb. 20, - p,
The Sunbury and Erie aud The Tonnage Dis nste
both nassed 10 second reading by working majority
~ he senate this afternoon The Senate il engasea
io-night in disc uasion Of the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

To provide for deficiency in the actual product Of the
taxes for 1861, such sum in addition as they deem
necessary not exceeding per cent Of the aggregate
amount Of said tax.
Tie bill gives the usual authority for the snticpa-
ton of the tax levy, by a loan on county revenue
bonds not to be disposed Of at less than their par vsse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
ASSEMBLY.

The Governor sent in the memorial Of the Legisla-
ture of Kansas las given in another column
The New-York Tax Levy, amounting to three mil
lions aud four thousand dollars was sent in by Con-
troler Haws.
The remainder of the session was spent considering
bill on the general orders.
EVENING SESSION.
The session spent in the consideration OF pm
vate bills.
The bill to nay the claims of the lessees Of the sur
plus waters of the Erie Canal at Lockport, involving
some $500 900 of direct, and opening the door for
large body of other claimants elected long debate,
and the enactiDg clause was stricken out.
No other business Of interest was transacted. Adj
iouTned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

poLrcx CoxnlssioSrRs--This Board met Yesterday
afternoon and dismissed Archibald Crawford Of We!
Third Ward and Michael o'BIien Of the kshsA wssa
from the Department on charges Of gro. n's'ses -
duty The resignation Of Stephen Callahan o. NJ
Third Ward was accepted. g.. rsfs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

What effect the lynching of British sea cap
tains by the mob Of Savannah will be likely 10
produce in England may be inferred from the
following significant passage from The Saturday
Rerido
"Never direct appeals made TO the Eng.h
Of seutees than those which frem the seeding
lean States and the interests stake vste i'm
porsaee 10 US yet the seeede have not sedueod dozen I'm
shuen into sympathy with their revolt OF impaired In the
slightest degree the universal wish that their ambition may be
disappointed
Certainly, if Cotton is King, his royalty meets
with most dilatory and unfTiendly recognition
among his European subjects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
The New Cabinet.

HARRIsBuRe, Pa, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1911:
=. Dispatch has been received IN tins ei'y
foan wS.S;ooon floai hish Rcpqoeln, fDr r
confirming tho report that l1e nOn. CaSaet.
been ;pvi,c5 :, 4 seat in Mr.. Lincoln O"O''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

As The n. Y. Times has entered itself as the
champion of Mr.. Seward against all corners,
we commend The Herald to its attention.
In speaking of the different persons who have
been named for the Cabinet The Herald says:
at is from these elements tia, Mr. Lincoln has to choose
whether IN fact he ioH ding 10 the Chicago PLATFORM per
ish himself and ruin the nation whether by ssOciang
Mr. Seward individuals Of similar stamp he will avert further
disaster and pave the for the adoption Of amendments to the
Constitution which shall satisfy the South and effect
siruction Of the Union"
Not to cling to the Chicago platform, according
to this, is to call around him men who will sup
por! Mr.. Seward, and to support Mr.. Seward
is to please the South by such concessions as The
Herald thinks ought to satisfy her And all
this, be it observed. is said in Mr.. Stewards
praise, who is thus held up as q sound, COM
promising, Union-saving statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

WAsnNGroy, Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1861.
The dispatch received yesterday by the Secretary of
War info rming him that Gen. Twiggs has surrendered
the military property to the Revolutioniss, in Texas,
was fiom the CommiSsary Of Subsistence, and dated at
Ncw-Oreans. He adds that, boon, the use Of the
Government means Of transportation was allowed, TO
take the Federal roorsto the seaboard and they were
permitted TO take with them three four cannon and
their side arms.
TIE Secretary received, this morning, documents
from Texas showing that as early ar the 9Th OF febru
AIRY Gen. TSiggs was entering into negotiations with
the Texans for the surrender Of the military properly
Col Wolfe was several weeks ago appointed to sue
coed Gen. Twiggs as Chief Of the military department
ofToxas but It appears he had not reached there at the
time Of Gen. TwiQ,ss surrender, which is considered
by the Government authorities here one Of the most
dsracoful and atrocious acts yet committed by the
~. e-siouis's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

E,yA1.-The U. S. revenue cutter Harr1es Lane.
Capt John Fsunce, came down nom inc aHV!'A~e
yesterday, and hss anchored in the Moth Rive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
Rhode island Politics.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Feb. 70, I,oI'
IT, e,.ts and Congregational Conventions OF ,he
d,e,,,ic nartv and Of the Constitutional Union
nsrtv met here TODAY, and adjourned to the bin Oh
March without making any nominations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

PoRTLAsD, Tuesday, FEB. soC cAnols ~,
There are no sgns Of the steamshp oanaa,, hao ~,
Liyerpooi lith VIA Londonderry i0'a' no" u0' Nv
this pori. 49, trut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
Texas.

Nrw.ORLE.Ss, Feb. 26, 1861.
The election in Galveston sna n rIss '''"''''
or o. Seees sion b. strong mSi'f"y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
To The Associated Press

WAsHIsGToS, Tuesday, Feb. 70, 1851.
The Peace Conference was in session until ] or .
O'Clock this morning. The spirited debate previously
coEsnenced continued and during the night proceedings
many If not III the amendments were voted down,
leaving substantially Mr.. GutAIies proposition with
modified yerbiage. This was az in Committee Of the
Whole, but il viii be voted on definitely today
Mr.. TrumbuI on the part of the Senate, and Mr..
Washburne Of Illinois and Mr.. BurhDgane OF Mass.
on the part of the House, having been appointed Il
Joint Committee for that purpose waited Oh Mr. kin-
con tonirkt and informed him OF hs election ~ We
Presidency, and afterward called upon NJ. Handtl TO
inzDm him OF his election 10 the Nice.PTt aA1lcy'
Each VIA furnished with the certificate OF wee
President Brecknridgc and Speaker Pennington as 70
the result Of the official vote, aud their declaration OF
the election of these gentlemen. The interview IN
each case was Of short Duration aud both gentlemen
formally signifed their acceptance Of the respective
Offices This fact viii be reported to the two Houses
| Of Congress.
The first proposition TO be voted on In the oue TO-
morrow, in connection ;7un the report Of the Com
nitss OF TrtyTlree is tue Tesoullonsoi ne repre-,
.ontaiiyes from the Pacific coast Messrs. BuIch ana
/ stout. recommending O National Convention, with
| view 10 the settlement of our national dlihcuea.
A memorial was received to-day unanimously signed
by the Republican members Of the New-Jersey iegh-
lature, recommending Representative Cohx Tor fos''
| master General -,
| Mai Bowman Of the corps Of engineers. bas been
appointed Superintendent Of the West Point MiiraIy
| Academy.
| were Senators Seward and Sumner; the NeW-l 9TH
Pennsylvania, and Indiana delegations; and Juoge
Harris Gov Hicks and others. The only excepuoh
made 70 the rule probibiingthe admission OF strangers
was the case Of number Of virginisns who were az,
ruit,,d TO an interview. They afterward e1pressca
tbemsei,ss much pleased with the President elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

Dayton, against whom no objection can be
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatches to The ". Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 20, lsGl.
THE CoMPRoAiIsERs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-06
The ..HebsIs,, In England.


LoSBoN, Nov. 9.-When the steamships owned by
Eaglishmen, loaded by Englishmen, dispatched BY
Englishmen, LAanned by Englishmen continue to
leave Engllsh ports under English cOlors under
the very eyes of the American Legation and the
English foreign efiee full OF goods contrabsnd of
war, in aid of those in open rebellion against the
Federal Government; when Lord Palmerston rS-
plies to Mr.. Adams, Yes we know it-catch them
if you CAM; when il becomes generally known that
the English army is secession, the English church
is secession, the English Parliament is secession
the English aristScrscy is secession, the E1glish
mercantile marine and the English banker are se
cession, as you may any day see by reading the
secession articles in the English secession daily
weekly and monthly press-l say, when you see
the entire dress circle Of England ia secession to
the back bone it is time to declare, from personal
observation, that the Englsh pit is sound and goes
for the Union to the last. -. --.... -.
The boxes breathe hostility, but the galleries are
true to the Union cause.
War between England and America is absurd
simply because when the war Cabinet demands
war the peace people will demand peace. The peo-
pie of England viii not fight the people of Ameri
ca but the leaders are doing their best to egg
them on to bloodshed. The driver of stsqe-cosch
can place all the passengers in the river il he
chooses. But the Premier fears that he cannot
lump of in time to save his own neck English
politics are in a rotten state-ndBody. knows any
body German politics are equally mixed; French
politics are muddy; Russian politics are rather
hazy while American politics divided into the
party of traitors and the party of patriots.
There are more of the former in Europe than the
latter regret to cay Secession seems fashionable
with many of our merchants aud bankers abroad.
They think it for their interest to be neutral as
they call it. consider neutrality the basest kind
of treachery-an open enemy is preferable to
neutral friend. The hghwaymSn who demands
your money or your life in open road is nobler than
the scamp who fires at you from behind q tree and
rObs you afterwards. ---,--. -...-r - y -.
Englsnd's. neutralgpOsitiOn is contemplate: I
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would be as gross an economical error as the "or>
ganization Of labcr.D All the notes which the
treasury puts forth must lie for the sole purpose
Of carrying on the war.
1t Is not desirable that the value represented b. y
these should be greater than Is absolutely necessa-
~, since such an excess would ineEitsbly tend 10
depfetiA q their value. The government would
gain nothing by making these advances to the PLAN
ters, and therefore, If they want money on the se-
curity Of the cotton theyRre storing up, they must
apply to the banks in he usnal way. To rs the
Confederate Secretarys arguments seem sensible
enough, but they naturally excite much discomfort
among those who have immense masses Of cotton
and hardly dollar. Some of the Southern, papers
accordingly give vent to complaints /; but it must
be plain to every one that such state of things is
the necessary consequence of the war and that,
If the Southerners wish to establish their independ-
ence they must go through this aad many more
heavy trials Cotton is, in fact their only curren>
cy. Notes representing so much of this staple must
De used In the common transactions Of hfe and the
banks msy Gs well issue them as the government
In few weeks it will, no doubt. come to this and
matters may be made more tolerable to the wealthy
but temporarily destitute the cotton holder. But
1naneist distress must continue to weigh on the
south as long as it remsins shut out from the
world, and her only consolation must be the enor-
nous cost at which her enemy is endeavoring to
'uin her. - = I
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d r. COL E. M A MS
PRIVATE DESPENSARY.

THtHE attention Of czens, Strangers and Others visiting
Nashville requiring medical aid respectfully called TO
this oce, No Deaderiek street second Cherry
and the Square. -.a : i'.---t- - s-.7-l
DR. CoLzMANis old practitioner ff medicins; his almost
unlimited experience and tering for years
in tie treatment Of PRIVATE has induced him deVoe
his undivided attention to all diseases this nature Many
cases Of the most invterae character have popy yielded to
his improved method Of treatment. -
IrnaTy Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary sphhalis Con
sTrha, elect and ali diseases OF genial and urinary
n est with 10 resistance 10 his remedies. - =
An female irregularities Sndfuncsna de1ngements Of the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION A1d i'll managed
parturition. - -...-- ...--T = ----- :
Every of Reduoible Rupture and Of Piles and Prosp
OF the Rectu Fstua, can be cured hy
nearly painless either Of latter cases h under
taten BY Dr. Coleman Is f7OdFd6ly odrrdnfed a.
careful always presents the necessary indeAoLs
or SeeSe Or failure BY his improved method Of operang
Persons OF either spplyngi person BY letter desr
bng case the f symptoms Of specific disease
can be cared, in most y the a5orye method foyeght
hours '.- --. +
set cOnni PrOmpr attention and mOderIts charges
will govern him With his patr n =.
Eo mercury used in the treatment general dsass a
believes lin most cses it produces disease than that
it is given to cure. --''. -.----I--
ing. .I..- - oct9-dSrn
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sP1oIAL NoTIoH-rhs Uu1sT I,p Arrsic.s q eOst.sst
Sd ttTttY SpcS S CASE sgste1 An pGpsS are dscotla
Ssd at tie aspiration Of tao ts for 06S1 tAs AGo6 bss
pdIG s0sctoeTs UfH 6s notified Wheb tteir
doot to sspre, By LisiF papsEs and
sefAs sloecrtpto Sc reetoed e paper toi BE- dfacsn
Sed T1s u FsS from toioA deDurtuK6
bGsch [or s cross marx, and pour eHbscTffoa.
HGeEEt UNION AND AhKRfoAE - per ia ddgGcs.
III HSStLH Union AMKRcAE Ss per dEEEEa n as.
ssbsxlbers desiring their papers ehsngsd uss satoH
the Post once from, ssWe TO- which ksy dss tss
ehaDgato be nads. -r-...
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RnrRWApLa AZ PLHAauRn.

-aNHHWADAH ELHAHUAse
One Square, one year, S3o-Each additional sousrs sIp
GV9rttsers exceeding tho space contracted
EOrS VIII be charged for the excess
II TEE WEEKLY y
eHE DskIAR Square Tor ths FS RTT cTH for each
subsequent insertion. ~ = n = =
Advsrssnts puhsd in both the Daily and Weekly, VII
added.
7rGssss"t Advertisements paid tor as tEs ts.s0r
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,DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver, Complaints, BiiioUaness Head
EeERa. '-- .--r.f

koF Liver Complaints, BilioUsnesS Heads
-, -ssr ~--s ache, SCes 2, -s.. .e-s. o.ll z
GkNHhRk has never been oATHARTIo medicine offered IL
the Pnhc tha has gyen Eucs sntl-e stssetIon a No
neng endy vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
oe taken % ne most tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
rom ne Stomach In fact they It's only Pills that ShOud
used In uGlsriouS deS.rfcta. - G-- --- ~
They HToace norpg Sickness Pain IA the Stomach
Bowels though very active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy EeceonB OF the Liver and Kidneys Who
viii suhH rom Bouness, Headache and Foul StoEsc when
70 cheap remedy be obtained Eeep them constantly
hAndi single dose taken in season, may prevent hours
and nonhs Of Sickness Ask for Dr. Js Il. AcLeans UnVe
al Pills Taxi other, Being coated they s5tess Price
my oen1 Fs sox and be sent by nAn 10 part Of
Be United etsteS. ,. ''--- --- -
J, q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor, 4
- OornsE Of Third and Pine Htrees, 81. Louis, No,
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CURRY. & MARSHALL.

TEDERTAKERs (At J. q. ozrrsyI cid sand on Union b.
tween ChsTTy and Summer Etrsss prepared attend
funerals q all times, with wooden COINS, plain coorad,
and Metallic 6Eai ea1kso and Gases q aGaPgor qaGlisy
n anesS luHs8-a
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Wanted,

tie Gorion Hospital Front stres twenty ave nurses
seOEB and laandresseS, whom The hisaes allowed
The Laws the OonsdsAte sstsI vii md Of
month. White b0rers the Governor las called
the militia nay aDd it 70 their interest sBEs and
td snurses and Paos slGEs hOdsrB s0at % the
N Of the Eisk soldier By hng his negro the hospa and
thus rssVs tbs the eroFOnkts expenses
Vii nov be ng incurred, Apply At tbs Hospital
nOY23-deE n. STOUT, aurEson.
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store for Rent.

EIRON the Of January ext the three Gsry
north side o. Union street, bEesn Coess Cksrry,
TIE College Ihs passage ssdI separate
trance story each which business
ohr conducted. ins-iersnes The location
Of the bet in Nashville, and we'll BdsPted for ay
grocery dry Tsed boots and shoes, etc. Apply 70
A.D. DERRY,
nov 90 In at Macy 4 Hamitonis.
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FENHIs il altogether medicine, the result Of odsr1
d;ooyEss in me ysgsssis hngdon, being sp e1tiEe,
out systems pubhed b. sccompshed to he se
ing Dr. Wright we knowing the deception Pfaessd upoa bG
the whole Medical RscufJ who, without even one denrs
Vece have given In their adherence its perfect and undivided
redscea and when all other nsdicnes Known to tbs Pharco
I have been tIsd IN yrn years q patient
crowned the Doctors eForts and be ofe tbs Elixir 70 m
frng humanity a. the only thing thai cA he following
General Debility, -.- rs, --
Mental and Physical Depression, -
Determination Of BlOSd t. EAs Head, u
Confused IdesS,
HyStsLa, ~.
Ebs.n0s Of Muscular 1Hcisncy,
Los. Of Appetite, .-..
En1ciatioE,
DlOrganisstion Of th' Organs Il
PaPitatiOa Of the HsAr4, j
Ard IN Bet al the ooasODAn Of and dsAassd
-- As q StimuIant,
II qu different from alcoholic pruArstions II rot Eub
leot 70 reactions In shape continues nhuencs
gradually aad efficiently, long last nsOsy szS
AZ a Female medicine,
Il equally powerful elective and restores the equilibrium
sOOnsr and safer than All the other medicines which yeaTs
of assisting EsnOvang the constitution for very good res
son too that they only from the
Suorsnt OF the MSdeal profession altogetheE. --21
g. @-..-~ No MineraIsF
Dr. Wright thinks It well aEe his professional character
N ne sc that minerals Whaever component
'aTtl Of the ingredients Of his Rsjuvenazg EIxr-e know
ns As bssn sntaea on the ccnun5 By opium and
Generality to the dsbitea, Dr. Wright would say Never
Pair No matter how down you nay BE- no matter hsV
eak yoo Arno matter what the nay been-srsske
ones GnataVer has led you to depart from Hygenic
RejuVenatinE Elixir,
nd you VIII soon find yeurself An-s pride instead
elnbeT Of the human family. - - "
81 bottle, three for as and forward
BY mail to all parts Of the United States. - 4
sod - All duggas throughout the Unsa sAtss
20 ORnadas The trade supplied Ct liberal discount.
Fer sale By theproPrietoFs s'f- ~ O.
Js WRIGHT a CO.,
--rr s..-- n and Isl OhAgtrss street,
T.,e 6sW Orleans LaI
eold IN Nashville BY g. r. HsndhOts Berry DsmoyiiIs
wing ( Psndleton, and all Fegponsibls diuggiEa oc2g
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Il J.B. mcEEAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
s6est External In the world Tor man or

ENHOUBANDs # human beings havsbssn ssTed life
crepdtude and misery, by the Of This invSuSk Lni
5t. It will reieVs PAIN llHos iRGtan taneSuIy, and
III cleanse purify and heal the fousst SORE in an incredible
the inFeterats Of kheumsH, euut Neu
iga Paralysis Contracted Mufslei Stiffness or Wear
DC the Joints MaSd T. LigGmen.s, II win never hif
Sppcatozs viii srs Throat, HeadAchs Esrache
Barns scsds, Pain, II is Inallbls Rsmsdy
ways on hand. - 20 .t.- d ?
PLANTERS FARMERS, any having charge horses
III money by using McEenI Volcanic Oil Lnimeut. It
Eeedy and nlsIihie for Calls, sprains, ohAfes,
Yelling LSneneE sWeeny Sores Wounds Scratches, any
;tsgnsl dsosse. Try il, and yea Willbe convinced,
... o -r-- DR.. J. g AcLEAH, sOls PrsPristoEs
a--E ar .-.sgs Saint Louis, Eos
Per ProprIstSrs rGcss ky Berry Denovis aud
IHen6sFahott. u1F-9d-twEWly-