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, 1864-12-15

BEEF CATTIE-Received At ahc various yards
about 1foo head OF Beef Cattle; entered sales III
head, at ss259815. chiefly at S37o44 80 per leo ms.
With limited supply the market has been more ac-
tive, and prices shade nrmer on better grades OF
stock Of which there s1Ittls improvement In our pre-
sent supply.
Shippers arc buying more freely, and the present
supply Is below the demand. The principal aals today
was drove Of 90 head fair shipping grade Of Illinois
steers, averaging 81 8. sold BY Buudy to Morris,
Eclnncman 4 Wai1al at $815 per $10G ns.
Stock Cattle also In demand, and suitable de-
scriptiors for feeding command good prces bat for
inferior grades there is very limited request and
prices extremely low. .-..
BEEF CATTLE SALES TODAY.
, 1864-12-15

ne fecelplB uui1nE t1e C0Etegpunu1ug WeEK III
1868 we're 43553, which shows difference In favor
Of 1854 Of 1a067 head. The Eeceipta to-day, as
ported on Change, were 5,025 head. The intense-
ly cold weather has checked operations to aoms
extent hut as soon ~ 1t moderates, the houses
will all be in full blast again. The market to-day
opened rather quiet but holders remain 1efy firm
at the prices which were current On Saturday.
The entered sales foot up ,278 head, as follows:
Iaa1 avArAotrn Qa1 ihs NET H14E1
, 1864-12-15

German Principa}ines. Int while German peitJ
prince OF noble lives In i1euess and foolish pride
upon the toll Of his subjects, the American farmer
industrously supe.intends his estate, and uses the
leisure hours to perfect hself in the arts Of a.rt
culture; and whIle the former Is a burden upon
the Industrious community, the latter, By the
labor or his hrain and hands, adds to the Wealth
and nrosneritY of his country.
, 1864-12-15

The Indianapolis Journal says it may not
be improper to state that the ultimate dcsti-
nation Of Gen. Sher1nan's army Is Charleston.
He will undoubtedly touch at Hilton Head,
which place he will use as base Of supplies.
Any movements towards Savannah arc mere
fcints-no considerable portion Of his army
will 20 to or in The direction Of that place,
and we are hourly expecting to hear Of his
safe arrival at Hilton Head.
, 1864-12-15
4 Western Copperllcad on the Stool of
HEnGntaucc. -

A sound tbrashing Is frequently an oxcc1-
Lent and ee1en means 1 o. gnss tafe ae
n quiet and lamb-like citizen By q well direct
cd blow under the ear, and instances are not
rare in which muscular Methodist preachers
have whaled' the grace Of God into turbu.
lent camp-meeting scotfers. In this line I
must chronicle the wholesome change appar-
ent in John r. Eden, Of Illinois, since he was
SO suundly beaten at the last election bY
B1omwell. Incredible US It may seem, this
gentleman, who never before, eyen BY acci-
dent, cast q decent vote for any hing, has &C.
tually voted to levy a tax TO support the
Government. Not only that, but INK on
whisky. Who dafcs intimate that the world
liz Journal
, 1864-12-15

CN0NN4W, Dec. Is.
The receipts OF hogs by the various channels
leading into tue city, during the past wses &c ss3
WEfe:.... bo,141
, 1864-12-15

EOur Government bonds are active md
prices were again tending upward. This Is
attributed to the late adFices from Germany.
which report an advance of to per cent
in $50 bonds. At Frankfort, the leading
German market for American securities, the
.mmediate Supply of these bonds has been
pretty well exhausted by investment pur-
chase1s, and the impression obtained that
the reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln, when con-
frmed, would strengthen confidence in Fed
ern1 stocks, on the principle that peace would
sooner follow such verdict Of d united North
than contrary result implying divided
counsels and a hesitating policy.
, 1864-12-15
M RS. S. A. ALLEN,
WhojsMrs. S. A.ANen?


a.. 1,,,.. h,.+o~x o,h.; Cow, +..u,a -
lady In New York City Observed that her na1r wss
fapldl, losing natural COLOR and getting quits
ssy. and dt'lfk'ng the ides Of becoming gray. and
tntur,on., ronc,n,t,d th,t III. ,ron1d nv .r ,,-.,t
.o7.,n,no that on,, rc<,ore her h.tr ~ II,
,,. .o,o- ard hv d,nr =, ,.,,u ,na ,....x.~.,.s -,
..,.-,n.,,,r, .h. ,rrraxaed 4, an.f,s ,hst m. 49,,
t,c1e. III. had commanded von,a mt on,x rex+o,.
~. n,,, or,,n,, co,o, nnt ,,o rr,., - ,,,.
NJ. ,ra ~,xa ths na.n,,, mo,.tnr.. b.a, a, h,,r
.,n,,4 h.vs mi. WI, .r,n mor. .h,, n, n.s
bon.,, tor and tthout .be ,rhtrst o.rn,,on ,t 49,
,,,,.,4,r n,,.,,,.. =, r. .h. -.s .~.,,n, t,.-..
70 eonmeaee maklak II '0f sa'e' ., me NUMBER as
acapalntancc' had informed ct tho remarkable
the arttc!e; and she now probably does ons Of tbs
aseesr cash businesses In ths City Of New Yo.x.
ov1,o n III. 1,roe demand e.oy, 1ore,1c ro,nt,.a.
n,~h uo,no,n r,nc,n,1 n,no,a,torv and s,,..
lHrs' .. A. AAena "oFsas ha'r sestofef
ing
.+or;no 1nviporat;no Reantif1;ne
, 1864-12-15

We learn Tint ono OF the largest dishllers In
this vicinity intended to commence disabling TO-
day were it not for the resolution OK Mr. Wash
burns. The grain was purchased, and the distt1-
lery put in running order. but active operations
win BE deferred mill the question Of taxing stock
On hand is definitely settled
, 1864-12-15
CQNIMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY ErksSa, Dec. II, 1864
The receipts and shipments, during the past n
houts, were as follows:
RKcUrTa AND su1rXKNrs DuHEso PAST 81 HOURS
Ecceffnd. Shfnned
, 1864-12-15

COMPLETE IN ONE NUMBER
~ ABEAur1FU1 STORY,
MACNIFICESTLY ILLusThAff'D-
BT
Misc Harriet r.. FrescoC1~
APPgAR5 IN THE
~~- h6eEcUrys
OF December II,
WOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS DEPoTs-
dell bss1. .Ytd&1tN
, 1864-12-15
DER ST. LOUIS LETTER.

Retirement OF Gen. RnsccrnuH-Sseu,
Pleas nnton,K Ikeport-Erompt Retal-
fation on Eucrillnx-Tl.c Official Vote
Prices Ketrcnt-TAe Hannibal aud
ST. Joseph Nallrond-Cit1cago rs. st,
L0uIS-Eold Weather, etc.
, 1864-12-15

Flour nnl fsrniu Trade Of Buffalo.
The Eastward movement OF Flour and Grain
through Buffalo from the West, from January / to
December !, this year, us compared with last,
shows decrease Of S3i,7 ,7G3 brl5 Of Flour, and
86C1,a01 bus Of Grain,
The following will show the imports ot. Flour
and Gram into Buffalo by Lake and Buffalo t. Lake
Huron Railway. for the month OF November. and
s'nce January !, 1854, as compared with preceding
FGaFHs
, 1864-12-15

GOLD MOVEMENT OF UNITED s7ATEs-TouH 1hAhs.
prnwn from Pacific States (new pro@) <l6S "
Added to Pacific circulation. go.5ot g!o.5t
Imported from foreign Stales. 19'olo'oo1
Total supply since war-.......:::. $sss5. .S'o,eeo
Exported TO- Jen. ], 1884, SIT, ,ao5,6A6
From New York eince, to,
Since from San Franciseo
Estimated from San Fran -,
cisco to Dec, 1.......... 5000. 0.0oG-S165, ,5a,Hs5
Gnin In supply Of gold. ls,lS9.oss
The gain to the LIST Of January last or ut tho emu
Of our first three fears Of trouble with the states
In rebellion was. S9,bsaStl
Since drawn from Pacific States to 1st
tci - T., 10: e 81 IN
Added to Pacific circulation. 5000 0.00o-5s,7sz6o9
From Europe. Mexico, British Coluu- oooo M
DE- 6C..-,. .....s's'' H"~Ss~'e
Iogefher - 10 =
Exports ol II noht18.. o''1-''"e~
Leaving gain to Dec. !, as aboye''''.. $1S'1sooa8
-Four years ago the bankg and suh-treasury IN our
city held In gold and silver as folio"s:
Dec i, 1860, In bank Y;
In sub.treasurT Office. os'o+,t'a
Together. -. s22a.,a44,5 III ,5l3
Dec. 1861, In bank. an cs1 ase
SuD-treaRury. y.....-......... o,oo''oa9@ @Nl'uA'~>s
, 1864-12-15
DISTINGUISHED CLEaGYmEN.
Free-wIl1 Offerings for benefits Received.
High Praise.

REy. PANEL T woop. Mtadetsyn. NJ .wz.s
stsrer and Rsr Dressing lie haif ass greatly .aieks
ss} "a
heeonk thu and ea9e out eopstantly, 1nM w
a1 = C. as ..
Renewed Ills Age,
saJ1: " il NC i lIty. One seaE aEo my hair vs.
Weids Hi ke.!eEsf aeeord1e g aiseesoas, IL sa nd
now ~ hs Is restored to s natural eoof md ha
The zy!obsla.mum have found The best aud mo4s
AKseabla hais dressing have ever naed-r
Valuable Test1mouy.
EEv; a. WEHsIER, Boston, hsas., vrttes: VI hare
9ssd tSeusa ,ha ayss or peoa. snd. NJ
~ e. 12 81 :Gas
For ChiIdren's Hair.
ohio, writes: ha1e "a ased ed Ars j. A. Alien zJiooei
ssm1m with much sasisacton IN dressing my own and
chtldrens hair. Aer trying various articles, tcef
liz 9ssa 9s., Sssss lit SS'
His Wife Approves.
v1ss Kns ~ Woess efo he
HSs " aRS i as o ofR
6est pfe1al.tion. Es hsys sgeE aaed-1x WHICH NJ
High Approval. Mrs. 8. a. ALIEN lately secety-
ed letter from SHADY Stating that 1t tho suxxestio1
3anmcrous friends she purchased bottle Of Ar,. 4.
L. A11zs's Worlds uair Restoser aud zylopalsanun4.
Hair pressng, aud AFTER ussus few times, her has.
, 1864-12-15

Commodore Craven, of the United States
SLIP Niaga.a, in letter to the Navy Depart-
meut, dated Antwerp, November p, says:
On receiving the announcement Of the re-
election u President Lincoln, this vessel Was
immediately dressed, with our national flag
flying at her ,nastheads We consider this
to be the greatest and most important con-
test Of The war, and most glorious IN It's re-
suit. / have again dressed the ship to-day,
and at noon fired salute Of twenty-one guns.
Il. ia, believe, the first time since onr nation
al existence that such demonstration vas
made By any Of our ships Of war; but the oc-
caeiQn seems 50 momentOus and a1l-gloriOus
to me that I could not resist the impulse to
thus manifest my joy.
General 1yashburn,s Government Mt
mcmPhts.
O. S. Inos-C1Ap EssEx,}
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 19, 1864.
Mstor General c. C. Washburnc, commanding Dis
trict Of West Tennessee:
MI DEAR GENERAL: My long expected de-
tachmcnt from the Essex has arrived, and I
hope to leave tomorrow to take command Of
the new steamer Mohoago at New York but
before INV departure I wish to express and
offer to you the unpretcndiDg tribute Of my
respect and esteem for the upright, just and
honorable course you have pursued, In ad-
ln:nistering the affairs and regulating the
trade Of this great cotton mart, where grasp
ing aud fcycicd ayarice assumes every gnisc,
and displays every allurem.nt, in order to
corrupt the officials Of the Government.
Having been senior naval officer in this yieln:
ity for nearly seven months past, hare had
tue amplest opportunity to form a correct
Judgment as 10 yonr charactcr-exposed as
il has been, and is, 10 the crucial 1cst Of
rule over men-many Of whom, in the lust Of
sudden and enormous gains, have lost every
principle Of patriotism and honor; and I wish
here to place upon record my well-founded
convictions OF tic j1dicioueness Of your &C.
tiun, the tlrnness Of your purpose, and the
incot1uptibility Of your integrity, all aiming
and tending only to uphold the supremacy
and honor Of the Government, and advance
the best interests Of our sorely pressed and
nobly suffering country.
Please accept the expression Of my regret
q, parting, and believe <ne, with feelings Of
the kjndliest regard,
Very sincerely, yours,
RonE1T TOWNSEND,
Commander U. S. Navy.
, 1864-12-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
H0NETAKXs

"WEDNESDAY ETESLSG+ Dec. IL 1oo4
There has been brisk demand for money to-
6ay from packers and whisky men. Although the
price Of hogs continues. to 20 up, most Of the
packers sce1n disiuciincd to hold up, hut On the
contrary dip the deeper. The bankers are pretty
hard. There ia, as yet, no positive strfngency,
hut get something Tcr7 like II, Under the saule
pressure that now exists, the prospect Is that
uncnY Of them will be run ashore By Saturday.
Eastern exchange il steady and pretty close.
The buying rites are aGt buying par selling,
The frHt figure being the more popular one.
Gold advanced slightly to-day, notwithstanding
the favorable news from Sherman. The fact that
1t is steamer day, may have had some influence
upon The Market The following quotations were
teleesaphed from New York to James Boyd, bull
lion broker, IS Clark street:
GOLD n EEw TORE.
1922 .. m.......'.ss2t a:o9p m'''....'''.Satt Ssat
1E69 1169 = m:.. ssst st s9 S@ F. :. m.......sSss
The ~ market here opened ar as$as, and was steady
at that figure until the close, when ss3 was psid to
eupply local orders. Silver Is dull at 40 Govern
meut 5-20s we're heavy In New York and only 1881
bid. Here they were firm md wanted. and 10siD
100 Tas bid and 110 asked. The calls for the 7-So
boudsin the scarcity Of other classes In the mar
ket, and the general understanding that all other
descriptions are to be withdrawals daily increas-
for these bonds. In the Light Of far seeing and
discriminating Judgment, we look upon the 7-39s
as about The very bestin the market
GOLD N THE CoUsrRY.-The New York 1Sns<s
OF Monday has the following: 1t will be noticed
that tho country nt large now holds at1cast $18 1-
Bc8 In gold and silver coin moro. than at the out
break OF the war, and that of thls excess "a
ia now held in the old banks and aub-trcasuxy Of
1ce In this city;
, 1864-12-15

"They would, il they could, stick
stamp on our soul. u1."-Boston Courier.
To which the Springfield (Mass.) Rtpa6'i-
ran neatly 1etorts:
True, Ii we could, but 1nck Of space would
cramp; 1t isn't big enough to hold stnalp.
, 1864-12-15

An sazes ar gram made reported sats n.ark1
report according to ~ neto ruls Of aspeon, u',ss
fno'rn a. ::1o sp1iao noo CIt:aoo E1ira,
1aas ,catca aoas re IorseTlX Ne S:1ang".s a9so 20;
Sp5ag n9ss ~ !: - SDrnR a, !" ana "Se gra<s
tFo. Rcd " Il notr" No. Rcd" 09d Ee5ocaed led
tsnoso 40. ! Red. II
WEDNESDAY Ky1STNa. Dec, II,
FRElfsIaTSEThere Ii np chanre In ratca to.daf
, 1864-12-15

We have to report fnir demand for all quail
ties and liberal br&tness Ia being transacted at
The various yards throughout the CITY, at the fol-
, 1864-12-15
Produce Trade Of Montreal.
Receipts of Lumber Mt Albany,

From the Albany Argus
Receipts during the fourth week in November:
Boards and Timber,
Scantling, Shingles, Cubic Stoycs.
Feet. n. Feet. ns.
G,W1,TR CO.. 1900 564, 200
From first Of December to close of canal:
6,s5o,7oo 1866 ! 100000
Total for season to date:
sss9,ss4, ri sa4I5 saao11 99,6T67s
, 1864-12-15
Chicago Gribu11e.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1864.



The decision Of tue Canadian authorities
releasing the St. Albans raiders, and thereby
irving them full warrnnt torcpeat their depre-
dations upon any 'slumocf1ng village con
ycnieut 10 the border, is fact Of tht g1avest
11nport, Want Of jurisdiction arising from
some defect Of local luw is assigned as tho
rcasop for dischargiug the bandittL The
cheers which followed the decision Of the
court vorld Indicate that this technical diff.
Guilty WAS regarded Us fortunate ctrcun~
RI ance instead Of lamcntable laches for which
The guilty party may be held responsible. Il
makes no difference with the American pco~
plc what defect existing In the Canadian Or
1nue1ial circumlocutiou Office may have de-
1catcd the ends Of Justice. md shielded the
pcrDctrators Of that dreadful crime. We have
not to deal with the Judges or their text
books. We hare 10 dcal with the fact ITSELF
These men are murderers. They Killed and
robbed our citIzcne, and then fed to Canada.
We have treaty with Great Britain requlr-
ine that robbers and assassins escaping TO The
territory Of either power shall, on demand,
1c delivered up. In pursuance Of that treaty,
the other day, We delivered up Muller, the
alleged railway murderer. We have right
10 demand that the St. Albans ralders be de-
liycrcd up, and If it be not done We hare the
r;rl,t. as VIC believe we have the power, to
take them, and VIC arc In tavor Of exercising
the power.
We are engaged in a war Of great masni-
tudc. Instructed by tho difficulties that al
ready surround us, We would of course avoid
ary other WEI so long as might be consistent
with natioual safcty and honor. But whca it
becomes apparent that We lAare no legal rem
cdy against such havoc rs the St. Adams raid,
We Muee either confess that We arr no longer
q uation, or we must fight Wearc not ready
to ask annexation to Great Britain, for the
7,u,pose Of securing immunity from piracy on
o,,r no, thcsn border. We are not prepared to
solicit the protection Of any foreign Govern
uu.cnt to secure any single right which the
A,,,gAty has conferred upon the human race.
Whether VIC be strong OF weak, We do not
1ause 10 inquire. While We live as nation
viii VIC demand that which Is ours, aud en-
force the demand, il II be denied. When we
dc VI. shall at least have an honorable name,
and I'LL example which succeeding republics
slail not be ashamed Of.
We desire to speak calmly Of the case be-
fore US, and NC say with due de:tberation that
wien the refusal Of the Canadian Government
shall he received, 1t will be the duty Of our
Go, erumcut to march a sufficient body Of
troops 10 Montreal, Quebec, or any other
place where the St. A1bans pillagers may hive
t:.kcn refuge, to take them out and hand
them over TO Vermont Jury, to be dealt
with according 10 Inv. II they shal have
IL l.
, 1864-12-15

Gr1in Trndt ofNcw York.
TIC Grain Trsde OF New York. tor eleven Months OF
the last four years from Jan. t to Dec. 1sk was -
, 1864-12-15

Salmon, smoked. = @t...........-..- q 843
DRI ID FRulTS-APrLEs IN very snall and IN.
vance Of 3cf y b on previous quotations BI1cKBER-
TrEs and RAsrnE a1Es N good dema1d ~ and {L vsEI
lar. FGRI1ox FRUITS more nctffe, WslI 1lr supply
Market firm At pit etent quotations. We quote:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

try, Albany, New York; sppointed November D.
| 1861
! Lieutenant John 5. Knapp, nth United States
| infantry, ST. Paul, Minnesotai appointed Novem-
| her IS, 1853.
Lieutenant Emerson II. LiSoum, 18th United
, States infantry, Trenton, New Jerseyi appointed
| November 2S, 1863.
Captain +. II. Ludington, nth United states In
fantry, Albany, New York appointed october IS,
| 1853.
Lieutenant James II. Lord, Cd United States ar
tilery, Columbus, Ohio ! appointed September 10,
1868 ! Transferred to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Captain Alexander MurtAy, lSth United States
infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana appointed No
vember IS, 1868.
Lieutenant Samuel Munson, 9th United States
infantry, San Francisco, California appointed
october IS, 1862
Lieutenant John II. Purcell, LIST United states
infantry, Madison, Wisconsin appointed Novem-
Der 10, 1859. Temporary.
Captain P. w. L. Plympton, nth United states
infantry, Santa Fe, New Mexicoi appointed DC
tober 81, 1868.
Lieutenant J. V d. Reeve Isth United States
infantry, New York, New York; appointed August
81, 1862; relieved October q, 1863.
| Captain Phaip Schuyler, Jr., IIth United States
infantry, Hartford, Connecticut; appointed August
10, 1862, relieved October 5, 1868.
| Major 3. H. starr, 9Th United STATES cavalry 20
lumbus, ohioi appointed November 10, 1868.
Major Frederick Townsend, 18th United state,
infantry, Albany, New York; appointed November
,, 1861 Chief Mastering Ohicer northern division
of New York.
Captain John A. Thompson, 4th United state
cavalry, 81. Louis, Missouri; appointed Novcmhe
s, 1859
Captain Horace X. Thatcher, l4th United state
infantry, indianapolis, IndNnsi appointed Noyem
her II, 1863.
Captain J. J. NanLIorn,sth United States IAlantry
New York, New York; appointed July 20, 1866
temporary; transferred 10 Trenton, New Jersey.
Lieutenant $. c. Williamson, 18th United state
infantry, Detroit, Michigani appointed Novembe
., 1853.
Major George W. Wallace, 9Th United States In
fantry, Albany, New York; appointed January II
1869; relieved November ,, 1863.
The following are the changes of Provost Mai
shals for the month of November, 1869;
Kansas.
Southern Dstrict-A.J shannon, Lawrence, rit
Alexander r. Banks; relieved October I, 1869.
Michigan
LIST District-NIark Flanagan, Detroit, rice job
$. Newberry; relieved November 25, 1853
9Th DlstriCt-W. NJ. Mcconnell, Pontiac, II,
Charles NJ. Walker; relieved November 9, 1860.
Ncir York.
9Th DiStriot-T. B. Bronson, New York city, I'll
James W. Farr; relieved November II, 1863.
23d District-A. w. Evans, Syracuse, rice MajC
i SiIaH Ramsay, A. d. c. relieved November .
i 1868. =. d. TOWNSEND,
assistant Adjudm General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01
GOVERNMENT /
We shall continue 10 sell at Par until further no.
ttce.
THE SIN PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES

We shall continue 10 sell at Par until further no.
THE SIX PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES,
known as
FIVE-T wENTIEs,
payable In twenty years, and rcdeemable at the
pleasure of the Government after i've years from
date. The unsold balance Of this loan IL now
LESS THAN ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS,
and Ia being rapidly absorbed by home and foreign
demand for investment, and by the new National
Bonds " Ill., like the "Seven.Thirty" Loan, advance
10 \ | sndsome premium. ~ an Investment, they
yield
SIN PER CENT. PER ANNuM IN GOLD,
trAyAble tcnI anuuallyJ equivalent at present
prices Of coin, to
NINE FER CENT IN CURRENCY.
The COUPON BONDS payable to hoarer) are is-
sued in sur OF $50 500 $780, and 81 900, and The
REGISTERED BONDS payable to order, and
transferable As bank stocd, upon the books OF the
Treasury, and therefore preferred Tor permanent
invcs ment, ~ secure against lossr are Issued In
sums of $50 500, $3.50, $1,000, S5OOO and $40 600
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Government tax up n thu III IL only one and one
hall per cent per Annum upon the Interest, when
the income Of the holder exceeds 5000.
Circulars are furnished at our counter, or upon
application hv mail, giving hny further Information
that may he desired concerning this and other Gov
eminent Loans and the organization Of National
Banks.
we keep on hand and for sale full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
GecIs-ltT JAY COOKE co
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

HEhN HF W Y NF0NFo
Worthless and perniciOus articles are so often
bOlsteTed up In the advertising columns OF the
Press by fabricated letters that the prOprletorG Of
HOsTETTER's BITTERS rarely give quotations
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and APP
pTeeiAte GENUINE ARTICLE should be CON
founded by the unthinkiAg with the FULsOhIE
RIGMAROLE put into the mouths OF MEN OF
STRAW by INSCRIPTIONS empires and ohHrlatans,
whose double object 10 to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can he VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who voueh Tor
them ought not to be hidunder bushel, the under
signed publish below lew communications of re.
cent date, to which they invite the attention OF
the people, and ut the same time ESPECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested In
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness oil
the pArticulATs,