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The following statement appeared in the Bait

The following statement appeared in the Balti,
more correspondence of the New York Tribune Of
yesterday:
The is current and regard it as well founded
that THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE decidedly the abest con-
Quoted journal in Maryland and the organ of the
brecKlnruSe democracy Is ahouI 10 chahge us course
upon the question of secession With the personal
sion Of ofits Editors it is said it will take high and
decided ground in favor of preserving the Union at all
hazards and become the spokesman of the party
which have alluded to above.
Concerning the current rumor herein alluded to,
it is proper for US to say word or two. THE
EXCHANGE is not now and never was ''the organ
ofany clique or party whatsoever, and does not
propose 10 occupy any such position in future. II
has given its Independent support to such men
measures and principles as it thought an honest
regard for the public interests compelled il
to advocate; and it has endeavored to
present TO its readers outspoken and i'm
partial criticisms upon public affairs. But it never
for a moment assumed any obligation 10 represent
other views than those Of lis proprietors; and il
has neither looked to any party TO sustain it moi
has it received any support whatsoever, save from
its legitimate business Nor is it true that it pro
poses to change its course upon the political ques.
tons of the day. Seeing no cause TO alter the
views ii has entertained and presented since
the beginning of the present unhappy dis
sensions, it will continue to maintain them
Being well satisfied that the Union can be saved
only by the most active efforts to obtain some con-
cession or compromise from the triumphant poll
teal party of the North, it will be- it has been,
the aim of this journal to promote such settle
ment. Should it, however, see any reason to
change its views, it will not be likely to adopt
such as in any way accord with those of the New
York Tribune.
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Most ofour city readers will already have heard OF
the resignation of the States Attorney, Mr. MnToN
WHITNEY, and the withdrawal of the indictments
against him. The character of this transaction
will not be misunderstood. 1t will not be looked
upon, on the one side, as the act of good man in
adversely, laboring under the effect of groundless
ISLANDERS till his usefulness as public officer has
been entirely destroyed and he has been compelled
by his selfrespect TO retire; nor, the other hand
will the confession of the plea of not guilty by the
State be regarded as an admission that there was
no sufficient cause TO charge Mr.. WHITNEY with
malfeasance in office. The matter will be clearly
enough understood by the public.
The community are certainly under weighty
obligations to those members of the late Grand
Jury, by whose persevering efforts, under much
Encouragement, this important measure of Reform
was so manfnlly initiated. To The Hon. HENRY
MAY the highest credit is likewise due, for the
ability, impartality and vigor with which he has
served the interests of the State and brought TO
the most satisfactory possible determination con
troversy which involved, perhaps, more than any
otner thing, the purity of the administration OF
justice among u.s.
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ROBBERY IN THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF
FLORENCE

FLORENCE, December %, 1860.
The interest in political events and characters is,
at the present moment, completely absorbed in the
general felt in the city of Benvenuto Cellini
at the great and audacions robbery perpetrated
late last Monday night at very early hour on
Tuesday morning, in the Salla Dele Gemme or
Hall Of the Jewels in the National Gallery of the
Uilizi hundred and ninety one rings, Of which
many are amongst the most precious known in the
wOrld-one the work of Benvenuto Cellini; the
head of warrior, enamelled, and set in diamonds;
vases ornamented with rubies and diamonds: the
richly wrought handles of other famous lapis lazu-
Ii and jasper cups the celebrated green cameo,
with its ruby sctting-a booty, in short, which the
official journal represents not less than million
of francs in value but which, it is whispered, NAV
be rated at thrice that sum; all this has disappear
ed at one fell swoop, and as yet no traces of the
punderers have been discovered. The ring be-
longing to CosmO di Medici is alone valued at 25O,-
600 francs on account of its immense topaz. 1t
was at first reported that the famous ONYX cup,
perhaps the most precious article in the whole Hall
of Jewels was gone with the rest; bat this it ap-
pears is not the case, the robbers having only torn
away the silver ornaments. They have also left
the casket Of rock crystal that belonged to POpe
Clement Fll-the work of Valerie Belli as well as
the cup of Diana of Poiers, ascribed to Benvenuto
Cellini. 1t would appear that the robbery must
have been long premeditated, and it was carried
out IN the most systematic manner. The thieves
first entered the gallery by means of false KEYS at
the door usually entered by visitors, beneath the
arcades of the Uflizi LuDgh When they got to
the landing place on the stair where the iron gate
leads directly up to the gallery, they forced the
lock- On reaching the first vestibule, which it may
be remembered contains various busts and statues,
they made their way up by rope ladder through
the window to the roof, and then went along the
roof to the first great corridor of the gallery until
they got to the farther end, at which the Hall of
Jewels is situated. Once there they easily dashed
through the skylight, and secured their prey
From the investigations already made there APP
pears to be ground for suspectiug any of the
persons officially connected with the gallery
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Conn TINES OR Ran TI,JrS

You CAN'T GO WITHOUT SHIRT!
THAT IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED FAcTl
But good times or bad times it every ones interest to
get good artic for the lowest possible price $50 that is
goad so by all means 60 to ADAMS and he will Shirt you
good, and Shirt you cheap
The finest Sl.75; good Shirts lower
Making Shirts IS cents each.
ALL FOR CASH
ADAMS, liG Baltimore street,
jal9f (Irp Stairs
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reliable and comprehensive review Of the Balti
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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cheney for next year is not included above, which
is 1891 ,S5o.63 The total expenditures for the
postal service oflS62 are estimated at Sl5,7s0,.
2s5.23.
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, JANUARY &c, 1861
NOTICE.

AOIICE.
The firm of KERR & Co. has been this day dis
solved.
HENRY NJ. FlTZHUGH has retired from the pro-
prietorship of the DAILY EXCHANGE having dis
posed of his interest therein TO WILLIAM W. GLENN.
The business of the paper will be conducted, until
further notice, under the name of the old firm,
which WILLIAM W. GLENN is, for the present,
alone authorized to sign.
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Parker BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUE SAUCE.-Ttis
celebrated Sauce fast supersedng all Others From the
richness and decacy OF its flavor, attained popu-
ariy almost great this country as in Europe For
sale hy all irstclass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN 81 YOE, Importers,
Oh SO West PoItir,or s.root
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LET THE GOLDEN STREAM BE Quick AND POWER
the panic, sets OF Jewery now
SOFA 20 muttndes at 10 &c Baltimore street, the Mary
aad Institute, at the astonishing low price of 81 for your
cholce Notes must be met, and the JeTerv sacrificed
Mr. poUiHERTY guarantees to all, only the worth Of
their money, but through their purchases the way to make
harj times easy.
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For THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT The Commit
tee OF Ways and Means have reported the following
Appropriations, for the next fiscal for ,bo su'
port of the Government:
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EEDDo TEA--A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
Tor sale by GREEN h YOE,
o3IH Sw RaI,innra stra.t
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On the 25th instant, ELLA L. wife of Doctor Pembroke
om' Of GuipSPsr county and Youngest daughter OF
The friends Of the family invited her fune-
rail- without further notice from the residence of her
father, No 100 North Charles street SUNDAY a
hall past two o'clock. "
Suddenly, on the 22d instant, JAMES HENRY Dsy
aged IS years.
on Tuesday morning, 22d instant, LAURA JULIA HER
MIN f, aged years, months and DAYS vounrest danpb
ter Of hzabeth and the late William Seemann
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MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
dl9tf 239 Baltimore street.
TENT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSl
SHIRTSl
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsoMs.
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND IALF-HoSE.
HANDKERCaIEFS
SHIRTS.
w. p. TOWLES & BRO,
PATENT sHoULDERsEAM SHIRT MANDATORY,
las Baltimore street
Under Carroll Hail.
SOLE AGENTS FOR mo CLARK, Jr 4 co.'s MA
CHINE COTTON. Also
PAT INT FLOOR SKATES MS IT
New GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday has for sale every description of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
store, corner of Calvert and Water streets. d2Of
kINDLIEG WooD KINDLING WooDl!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. North STREET
STAT JAS. H. JOHNSON
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DIR. c. A. HARRIS,
ur 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
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No bill has been reported for Notifications, which
are estimated at Ss54,000. The Post-ofice def.
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Mrs. Norton, the English poetess, is at work on
a biography of the famous Sheridan family. of
which she is member. 1t will be shortly publish
ed by Mcmillan, of London
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LADD, WEBSTER /; Co.'s
= II -STGT ca
s. z Ey I ~ c III a C. HIM ES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
No l3i RALTIaoRE STREET
s2i-u Between Calvert and South streets
THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION

SKATES! SKATES! SKATEsf
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
dl9-f 2S9 Baltimore street
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The New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER h WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUHGs,
- Monument Square, Baltimore, Md.
The practice Of Drs HUNTER Il WILLIAMS is confined ex
cusvey to the treatment OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION, and the success that
has attended their ahor is sufficiently well known 1t has
demonstrated OF only that B.oclitis, Asthma Caarh and
Granular Sore Threat he ny cured hut that
Consumption in all ats stages durable disease that
the direct application OF remedies by nhaation
to the seat OF the maady instead of giving them by The
stomach always overaxed and delicate in these disease
must hereafter be regarded by the profession the only
tional and scientific mode of treat Dent.
Parties unable visit the city may be treated by
pondence-medcine, instrument, &c, being them by
express In order to obt in proper statement of such
cases. form of questions has been PREPARED which will he
forwarded by letter on application. jalTeo3m
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SPREAD OF THE TELEGRAPH.-A letter from Syria
says that Fuad Pasha has inaugurated new era
magnetic telegraph. The wires have been landed
in Beirut, which are to connect that city with Da-
mascus. The same Pasha has also provided him.
self with printing press and supply of French
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The Sons of Temperance of Massachusetts have,
within the last three months, increased their div-
sions s, their memberships 1,7O9, and their lady
visitors $685. they have also held ls9 public meet
ings. Present number of divisions 1877; members
l6,Q75; lady visitors 2l,222.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. 8NoREH sFRRIr
sl0-h JAMES q. JOHNSON
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Trustees of the fremont TeI
Shortly after the meeting dispersed.

PReGREss IN EURopE.-The Journal des DeJats, in
pointing out the immense progress made through
out Europe since 1850 says
Ten years ago, from one extremity of Europe
to the other, all the liberties which the civilized
world thoughtit haddeinitely acquired were again
thrown into doubt. They are now again revived,
or everywhere appear to be so. No one can saw
that their present victory is work of force and Of
!. surprise. Where did there appear to subsist any
force or any instrument of struggle out of the es
tabiishei i governments? And, nevertheless, those
apparently distinguished liberties revive and do so
suddenly, as by sort of concealed necessity, in
the midst of universal silence, and in spite of the
compelled inactivity of some, the antipathy of 9TH
ers and the indifference of great number. They
burst out when they are least expected, even on
the side of Austria.
"via prima salutis
Qua minime reris Graia pandetur alb urbe,
~, Does 1t require anything more to show that
they are now in the nature of things and to assure
US rs to their future progress?
THE FIRST Town LIGHTED WITH WATER CAS-
Aurora, town about twenty-five miles from Gin
cnnati, has been successfully illuminated with water
gas during the past two weeks. The Cincinnati
Commercial says:
"The gas works, capable of supplying the con-
sumption of Aurora for many years to come, have
been in steady operation for two weeks produce a
pure, brilliant and almost odoress gas So well
pleased are the citizens, that many who had held
OH tearing the mai result, are now having fixtures
placed in their houses. At present, there are
nearly five hundred burners, supplied through sew
en- thousand feet of main pipe in the streets. Wa
ter gas works cost onethrd less than coal gas works
of the same capabilities, as we are informed, and
can be managed by one-thrd the number of men,
In addition to these facts, the experiment at Aurora
has demonstrated, we are informed, that the water
gas can be made much cheaper than coal gas; it is
almost ordorless, the works being no offence to
their immediate reighborh0od; it does not con-
dense so much as coal gas; ii does not leave demos
its of any kind in the pipes, BY which they their
meters NAV be affected. We understand that
Maiden, near Boston, viii shortly be lighted with
Sanders water gas"
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DETERMINED ANTI-AB0LITION DEMON
STRATlONS IN BOSTON-THE ANTI-SLA-
VERY MEETING BROKEN UP AND THE
HALL CLOSED BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR
ALARM OF TIE COLORED PEOPLE
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A CARn.

i GARD.
Dr. s. 7 CHURCH. Dentist, informs his friends, patrons
and p~5r generally, that his Office is located No 80
NORTH CHARLES STREET, near Lexington. ia25Jm
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vi ANIME INoUhANUh'
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY


WILLIAM KREBs,
w INSURANCE BROKER,
1900 ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES.
ALSO Broker in all business connected with Vessels Da
mayed Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
53 EXCHANGE PLACE, Baltimore, Md.
REFERENCES:
The Great Western Insurance Co., New York.
A. b. Nelson, Esq, do
MeSsrs johnson x Higgins, do,
MessIs Satterthwaite Bros, do
Messrs. Jones' Nelson WhitlOck, do
RGhd 5, Smith, Esq, President Union Mutual lnsuran-4
Co, Philadelphia
VIM. D. Sherrerd, Esq, Philadelphia
John s. Tyler, ESQ, Boston
Messrs Tucker, Whitric Carrere Boston,
Nathl Foster Ir., Esq, do.
Co., Baltimore.
Messrs Kirkland, Chase & Co, Baltimore
Messrs. Thos. Whitrdgek Co, do
aessrs Spence & Reid, do. iu2-2awtfr
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
St5H CaPlItl' SOJO
N. HILGER, President.
RUD. GARRIGUE, Secretary
AD. ENGLER, Agent,
10 Second street
ul5eour opposite the Post-ofIce.
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE co,
OF NEW YORK
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-21
Another Flag.Rai, iny.

FRIEHD CONVERSE Tho teacher. (Miss
Roxana Cotton. together with tho ladies' OF
our district No. s. cvincrd their spirit OF
patriotism, by preparing large aud beau,i-
ful Flag. IL was hoistod by Miss Cotton.
assisted by Miss Brewer. at threo and a.hali
o'clock. Friday. tho l4th. to tho top of o
very nice pole. 45 feet high, which was pro-
pared and raised by our noighbOring friends
and boys. amid tho cheers 0t tho assembled
crowd. After which wo listened to an in.
terUsting address, delivered by tho Rov. MIR
Bean, upon tho present and future prospect,
of our country And, whilo our Juvenile
friends shalt sport beneath tho Haa;iag ein.
blom Of tho Freedom of our country, W.
hope thoy will form principles TO suppor
and protect il, should il cost them thoiI
lives. q. S. $40 KING.
HAhBDEN, Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Blood Food!
Blood Food!
BIUnil fODili

To all suffering from Consumption incipi, nj
or cunhrmcd.or from debility of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostralion brought On by any
cause; or from scrUiuloue compla uts; or from
diseases ol the kidneys or bladder; and TO ladies'
suffering any Of the many distressing comp aints
to which their sex is liable, aud which engendtr
Consumption, the
.t BLOOD FOOD
is offered asa certain aud r.tiabie remcdy. Diff.
tcring in every particular from the patent medi-
cines OF the day, it is a chemical combinations oi
iRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSP nor Us,
OF very great worth, and many hundreds hear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits i, has
conferred upon them.
e. Il DUPONT, 409 Broadway. New York
is the sole proprietor Of the article and has, in
consequence OF fraud attempted upon the pub.
lie. changed the color oi the outside wrapper from,
Sed to yellow, and increased the size o the bottle
TO ounces. Be very cautious in buying, to see
that the fac simie ot his signature is on the out.
side of the wrapper, all others are counterfeit
In consequence OF the large demand for this ar
'cle, tho following druggists have all ordered
aud received supplies OF the new kind, via: Lee
Sisson & CO., J. VI. B McNary & Co, Geerg,
| Buck, Talcott Drothers, and J. C. Ralhbun.
5Slm
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Geauga Co. Agricultural Society.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT - AT the last annual
meeting Of the Geauga County Agricu'-
tural Society, he following preamble and
resolutions, offered by Hon. G. III. Kent,
we're passed by a unanimous vote Of the
large number present. by mistake. their
previous publication has been overlooked:
WHEREAS, n well conducted Agricultural
Fair is beneficial TO community, and to
insure success il is necessary 10 secure the
CO operation OF all the ciizens OF given
district and whereas, an unhappy
alienation Of feeling exists which prevents
an united effor, in Geauga County; and
whereas. such alienation is claimed to have
been produced by an improper mode oI
making voters; therefore. ...
Resolved, That we, the regularly con.
s,itu;ed members OF the Geaugs Co. Ag
ricul,ural Society. at our annual meeting
on this II h day of January, 1861, dc
cordially invite all the citizens OF Geauga
County to unite with us for the advance.
nent Of the agricultural and manufac
turing interests Of this community, ant
that we here pledge ourselves TO use oul
best endeavors to prevent the occurrenc,
Of anything that shall give Just grount
for such charge. and that the future op
crations Of the Society shall be in accord
auce with the fairly expressed will Of th'
majority. :.
Resolved, That this preamble and res
olalion be published in the J,6ersomia,
Democrat. Us. COOK, Secretary.
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Master commissioners Sale.

IN obedience TO the comma nds of an Order Of
J. Sale issued from the office Of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas of Geauga County in the
State Of Ohio. at the March Term thereof, A. ID.
1861, in an action wherein Daniel Warner is
plaintiff, and jerks Budlong and others defend.
ants. to me directed and delivered, have caused
to be appraised and shalt expose for sale at public
auction at the door OF the Court House in Chardon
in said Co, on Monday, hc 22d day oI July, A. ID.
1861 between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M, and
4 O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scTibed lands and tenements, to wit; "Situaie
and being in the Town Plat of ClaTdon, in said
County OF Geauga, and is known as The old Tav.
ern Stani and LOT OF Samuel Smith, and part OF
lot no ten in said Plat, and is bounded as follows,
to wits Beginning n. the south east corner OF
81 i'd lot thence north the east line oi SAID lot
"a rods and Is links, to the corner OF piece OF
land in the same lot set off for dover to Sybll
Smith, on a partiuon, in Geauga Common Pleas,
among the heirs Of Samuel Smith thence west
six rods 10 he west line OF said lol thence south
ON the west line of said lot IA rods and Is links,
10 the south west corner of said lot; thence east
along the south line Of said lot six rods, TO the
place Of beginning excepting and reserving a
strip from the southwest corner six ieet front and
seventy feet deep, decided by Samuel Smith
TO John French"
The above described premises are appraised a.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars. Terms OF sale-,he
Master is ordered TO receive specie IN hand only
ALFRED PHELPS. JR.,
Master COmR Issloner.
Chardon; juno 2lst. 1861. 997wo
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

c11tlE ouly certain and safe Remedy for ali
j Uterine Instructions, Monthly Difficulties, lr
reguarilies and all other diseases To which the
woman. wife aud mo,lier. is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no delcterious ingredients,
oui , are sale ana certain III their ac'9n iheS
cs.es of Pro;apsus Ueri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; thoY will DO found the easiest aud most
ccr,ain cure that can he found Ii is on account
OF this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, tduring Me f'S3 months,
az m,scarriage is c,rtain to he brought onJ but
other perois their use is perfectly safe. For sale
by A. Cook, Chardon; c. 5 Field, East Cluridon,
c. P. Treat. Claridon; T.. Thompson, Iinntsburg
N. One dollar aud three postage samp.
enclosed TO any authorized agent, will ensure n
package of pills by return mail
G. CROSBY, General Agent Buffalo, N. 7.
CAUTION. S.--Bcware oi CounterfeiIs; the genuine
have the Signature Of c. Crosby on The outside
wrapper. 363m6
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MOTHERS, READ THIS !

The following is an extract from n lettel
written by tho Rev.. S. lIolme, pastor o
tho Piorrepont street Baptist Church. Brook
Iyn, N. Y. to tho journal and Messcn
gor," Cincinnati, o.. aud speaks vOlume
ia favor of that world renowned medicine
MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOL
CHILDREN TEETHISG - .....
I'VE see an advertisement in your col
umns of MRs. WISsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
Now We never said q word in favor of q
patent medicine in our life but We fool com.
pellod to say to our readers that this is M
bumbug--wE HAVE TRIED IT AND KNOW 1T Tc
DE ALL 1T CLAIMS II is probably ono o
the most successful medicines OF the day
because il is ono of the bost. And those o
your rcadors who have babies, can't do bot
tor than to lay in n supply"