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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

VtsIT, OF THE BALTIMORE CITI CouNcns.--
This morning q number Of the members OF tho Bal
private oiiiusSs H 81 ,iti%oTe he wSois party party
depot IN tie O'Clock tram. The delegation was
Srsynch Sy sRS SS bEG G 81 sS
the Second Branch OF the Baltimore Councils
Among the delegation We noticed Meshrs Lamb.
Branch, and Mesirs Moody, Evans, wiimot, and
schwartz, Of the Second Branch OF the Councils
sss az aRseS SR ne 'os
yipit lby Invitation Of Superintendent GAllAudet)
the Columbia Institution for the Deaf Dumb
and blind, which Is situated nesr Kendall Green,
The Baltimore delegation was received at the
depot by the committee from he CITY Council.
Turton and Counsilmen Noble d. Latper, J. D,
Ellis, and H. c. Wilson. These gentlemen bad
suestS. The party took the carrisges and were
driven to the Institute, where they were hand
somely received by Mfr. Gallaudet, who did all in
inner workings Of this wel-oonduoted Institution.
Mayor Wallach arrived at the Institute shortly
the party Sd and wa, % hs to tSc B
the party, after looking through the building,
again took carriages and were driven TO the Presl-
sSG sSa wsfS MSuS Ssss The Rs' .sss %
70 the metropolitan. Hotel, where, after rest, a
eTtuaateiy The west Sr Il Is 50 tsriby Sad to.dsy &
that the visitors had no chance to SEQ any OF the
beauties tf our city. However, the waihingten
committee have done all in their power 10 make
the day pass pleasantly to their guests. The Bal
timore gentlemen leave the city in the evening
train to-day.
THE REPUBLICAN AssocIATIos.-Thls asso-
eiAtion met last evening In the Union League
Rooms, Mr.. A. c. Richards, Vice President, in the
chair, and Mr.. J. w. Deeble, Of Georgetown, See
Rotary pro. TEN.
Mr; baker. offered the following resolution,
which was adopted;
BssOlued, That the committee appointed to select
q room and fix the time for holding meeting for
the purpose Of selecting delegates to the nomi-
mating convention to be held In Baltimore June
7th be instructed to give public notice in the RE
PUBLICAN, Chronicle, and Adr, at least one week
previous to such meeting.
1he mass meeting appointed for Monday night
next was postponed on motion Of Mr.. Coombs, in
order that q suitable hall might be obtained.
Messrs. Thomas Q, Connolly, q. NJ Powell, A.
@. Alder, G, W. Kimball and Il. L. Dudley were
nominated a. members.
After few remarks by Father BsesOn, the As.
ISOLATION adjourned.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-subscrIpllons TO tho
ten-f9rty loan to-day were AHA, 500.
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npEClAL NOTICES.

~ Young Mems Christian Association.
The adjourned annual meeting Of the Young Men'S
ChriEtiRn Association will be held at the new
Library and Reading Rooms, No. 500 seventh
street, next door to Odd Fellows Hall, on MON
DAY EVENING, April I, at TX o'clock. Young
men deGiTOu6 Of Joining the Association or Of be.
coming subscribers to the Library, are cordially
invited to attend. N DUBOIS,
Ap2-2t Recording Secretary.
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.
TIoN-ITs PROMPT AND HEARTY
ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT

LINCOLN.
The Union State Convention for Wisconsin,
held at Madison, March 3Olh, was a spirited af
fair-eomposed Of livsmen. Ex-Governor Sol
omon, who was chosen President Of the con-
vention, made an eloquent speech, In which he
said that although before the President issued
the emancipation proclamation he was not in
favor Of his reelection, he now heartily coin
cided with the feeling of the masses in all loyal
States In favor of continuing him in oflce
another term.
These sentiments were received with loud
applause. ....
Mr. W. E. Smith, one Of the committee on
resolutions, declared that he was In favor Of
giving The reosls four ysary more Of Abrdham lin
eolH's Administration.
series OF admirably drawn resolutions were
passed, with emphasis. We have not a COM
pletc copy.
In substance tho resolutions declare that
the evils or war, however much 10 be deplored,
should not be evaded at the sacrifice Of the
honor and integrity of the Union; that oil ques-
lions at issue between political parties prior to
the war have either been settled or become of
minor Importance, and all good citizens and
true patriots should unite as brethren Joined In
the common cause at home as well as In the
field, TO protect the flag of our Union, and ro-
store It's rightful supremacy over the States
and Territories; that the people will cheerfully
bear their proportion Of the burden for the
maintenance of the Government and the per-
Detuity OF libprtyt that ecouOmy should bo
practiced by the State and National Admins
trations; that the Arming and organizing col.
ored soldiers is right; that heartfelt thanks and
cordial support arc due to our gallant soldiers
that slavery is the only barrier TO peaceful re-
union OF all the States, and its utter extinction
is the only hope of an honorable aud enduring
peace.
The following, which was the Hfth resolu-
tlon Of the series, was received with great ap-
plause;
ReSoLyed, That Abraham Lincoln has so con-
Quoted himself In the discharge Of the duties
Of Chief Magistrate during the period Of uneK-
ampled difficulty and peril as to win our fore
most esteem and confidence as q statesman of
rare ability, uniting in his character those high
qualities Of prudence, flrmnds, foresight, up
rlghtness, and pure and earnest patriotic Wis
dom, which pre-eminently 1t him TO preside In
this hour OF trial. and in our opinion, whether
we regard unity of sentiment and action among
all loyal men at home as essential to vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war, or the confidence
of other nations and Governments In the stead
fastness of purposG of our people, his reelection
Is measure of pre-eminent wisdom and i'm
portance, and Of sound public policy, and Of
highest consequence to the country.
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~ Attention, ,vlrginianu.--Th Regular
Monthly Meeting Of the Vfrainla Union league
will be held on THIS turday) EVENING, April
., at 7k O'Clock, In the rear hall, Union League
rooms. n. q. GREENE,
Ap2-its SECRETARY.
ny-Caivary baptist Church meets every
Sabbath the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street,
between + and Louisiana avenue. Service At II
A. N. and TX p. M. Seats free. Rev. T. n. How.
lett, pastor. Janis-tf
1-Prssbyterian Services Will he held
every sabbath until further notice, In the school
house at the corner OF Third street east and A
street south, Capitol HILL at II o'clock M, and
tp.m. mt0-evsat
I-NOtloe,--T The Grand Promen ade Con-
oefta for the benent OF the O street Church. (col-
ored) will commence tonight and oontinue for one
weekt on =, between Ninth and Tenth atfoets
Island. Az the object for which these concerts
viii be given appeals strongly to the public II
~ Tor the erection OF the new churoh) we give YOU
all cordial Invitation to be present, as we have
engaged the aervioeH Of James Tallys celebrated
brass band. Those who favor us may fully expect
TO have pleasant time. = ~, - 80
Admittanee 35 cents. prs.. a
Henry Hyson,. Carroll Bayly,
Cato Ward, James Smith,
m3i-st' .. - ~. ..g.r. 4. .I.I.-'' -. II. d.
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10 Peoples sTslegFAPh.-New First Glass
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington ofiOeS REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, 6I Ninth street, (weGt side,
and corner PennsylvAniA avenue and Sixth street,
under National Hotel. ...-
CHARLES d. MOVES,
IsblS-tG Manager Washington District.
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WARRINGTON. d. O.

sATURDAYm,n.nn,nriHa,nnApR1L ., ,iso.
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Correspondence OF the New York HeIaldl
General Butlsr's DepRrtment-VIsIt of
Colonel OuId
FORTREss MONROr, pIA

EbhlhLhb hbNhtI, tlAlC Ch sO, 1854
An immense excitement was created to-day
by the arrival Of Col. Robert Ould, the rebel
Commissioner of Exchange, accompanied by
Capt. J. NJ. Hatch, his assistant, at this place.
A few days ago, when Major John Z. Mulford,
Assistant Commissioner OF Exchange under
Major General Butler, was at City Point, hC
made an arrangement with Col. Ould for the
latter TO visit Gen. Butler; and accordingl,
yesterday afternoon Admiral Lee sent word L
this point that a rebel flag OF truce was Of
Newport News Point, awaiting to hold com
munication with the Commanding General
who at once dispatched Major Mulford OF
board of the steamboat Amanda Winants to re
celye the envoy.
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"' have bee IN the army oSpitAf
for fourteen months-apeSchless and nearly dead.
s,te " A:' gave Three % SossIss n r'nSsS TessoTsS
my speech ..d cured me. .. 4. FIASTr.
The following Is from the Manager Of the Union
Hsms School for the Children of Volunteers,
NEW YoRE august q 1850.
DA. DAAEB:--Your wonderful Plantation DItiers
have been given to some OF little children sui
ferinE nom wcakness and weak lungs with most
happy effect, One little girl in particular, with
pains in her head, loss Of appetite, aud daily vast
lag consumption, on whom all medical skill had
been exhausted, has been entirely restored We
commenced with but a teASpoonful Of Bitters a
day, Her appetite and strength rapidly increased,
and she IL now well. ..rr
Respectfully, Mas o. N. DrvoE.
m' IOys much to you, for verify
believe the Pantatioh Bitters have saved my life.
RrV. ". II. WAd0oNEn, Madrid, MY"
"s Thou wilt send me two bottles
more OF thy Plantation Btterb. Ny wife has been
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CSRrIS, PhllAdelpihs, Pa"
g. Ihsre been a great sufierer from
DJspep.iA, And had to abandon preaching - The
Plantation Bitters have cured me-
RpV. J. s. cATHRoS, Rochester, n, V"
"' -. IhaYe given the PlADtAtlon bit.
Yer. 70 HUNDRED. o. our dAHeled soldiers with the
@. W. d. Andrews,
suP't Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
%. The Plantation Bltters have
sured ne OF tbs Liver Complaint, OF which was
laid up PROSTATE, and had TO abandon my bust.
ness, II. kIEosLEI,
..r-. Cleveland, Ohio"
80 The Plantation BitteTs have
sursa Ae OF . aeTAnEement OF the III neys and
Urinary OrEAns that has distressed me for yearS
II Asts like q charm. q. c. MooRE,
No. 25I oadwAy.w
k., ks, &S, Ser &C.
Ths Plantation Bltters make the weak strong,
the lAnEuid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are oomposed Of the cels
bTAtsd CAliSaJA Bark, Wlntcrsreen, sassafrAs,
Roots, Herbs, ks, all preserved In perfectly lEtTe
n, CroIX Rum.
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Hatch was, OF course, as the rules In cases OF
flag OF truce prescribe, cordial In the extreme
The weather being very rough at tho time, the
gunboat Roanoke, which brought Mr.. OuId
from Richmond TO our lines could not very
well ride at anchor off Newport News, and con-
sequently proceeded few miles up the James
river, and waited the coming of Mai. Mulford
THE ARRIVAL AT FORTRESS MONROE
OF all the parties above mentioned occurred at
ten O'Clock this morning, the Union aag-of-
truce boat steaming to the wharf with the en-
6lem OF peace flying at her fore, such an event
naturally drawing together large crowd. It
was not generally known that Colonel Ould
was on. board, and only on Major .Mulford
mentioning the fact TO several did the news
spread, and the crowd became very much In
terested to see the man, who, as Commissioner
OF Exchange and Judge Advocate OF the Con-
federacy, plays so Important q role. An am
bulAnce belonging to the 1Iygela Hotel was
placed at the disposal of the visitors, and taken
TO headquarters, with on immense amount of
papers and books.
THE APPEARANCE OF COLONEL UULD,
10 person who knew him prior to the break
ing out Of this wicked rebellion, Is one Of great
change. In size the rebel commissioner is
about six feet, and rather rOtund. His face Ia
completely covered with graylsh grizzly
beard, and altogether he looks like q man who
has the burdens Of Kingdom" to bear on his
shoulders. Col Ould wore a civilians sult-a
brown overcoat, fashionable several years
back, and slouch hat. His companion, Capt.
Hatch, was Attired In gray uniform, full
dress, sash and belt, but wore no sword
TIE OBJECT OF MS MISSION
can only be guessed at, but relates to the future
plan Of exchanges. 1t Is understood, and, in
fact, was published In the Richmond papers, /,
that If General Butler would come to the rebel
capital to make the necessary arrangements to
facilitate exchanges he should receive full and
ample protection. General Butler and Colonel
Ould met on friendly terms, and up to the mo-
ment OF my closing this, the two commission.
ers are engaged In their humane and laudable
undertaking. The visit of Colonel Ould may
last two or three days, judging from the i'm
mense pile Of papers brought by him on his
| arrival.
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"' owe much to you, for verify
believe the Plantation BitterH have saved my life.
REV. ". II. WAG0oNEn, Madrid, MY"
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"' have given the PlantatIon BIT
tsrt TO hundreds OF our dAabled soldiers with the
most astonishing effect.
G. W. d. Andrews,
sup't Soldiers Home, Cineinnati, o."
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"RKEDsHuRY, Wis, Sept. 10 1868
go have been In the army oHpitAi
for fourteen months-ape cohle0s and nehrly dead.
At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle Df Plantation
Bitten. Three bottles restored
my speech aad cured me. e. A. FLAUTE.
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"s Thou wilt send me two bottles
more of thy Plantation Bitterb. Ny wife has been
greatly benefited by their use.
Jhy Triend Asa CSRrrS, PhllAdepihs Pa"
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". The Plantation Bltters have
sursa Ae OF = arrangement OF the III ineys and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for yearH
II Asts like charm, q. @. MooRE,
No. 25t oRdwAy.r
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60. IhsTe bcen great sufferer from
AAd had to abandon preaching. = The
Bitters have cured me-
RnV, J. g. CATHRoN, Rochester, n, V"
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s,r ipspector shalt,net attend the person elected
Judge Shall appoint inspec;orAn his place, &or
onv vacancy Shall continue in the board for the
srace oi one hour after the time fixed by law for
the openur Of the election, the qualified voters Of
tbe tnw,,ship ward or district for which siid officer
,hau have been elected present ut th1 place. of
ioatio ball select enc Of their number to fill such
vacancy
r. shall be the Au,y of the several asse sors,
rssncrtirey. to attend at the place of holding every
General special or township election during the
time said electian is kept open, for tho purpose of
giving Information 10 the inspectors AMI Judges
when called on in relation to the right Of any per-
son assessed by them to vote nj such elections, or
such other matters in relation to the assessment OF
voters ms the sail inspectors either Of them shall
from time to time require.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the 10th
section of .he act first aforesaid the judges of the
aforesaid districts shalt respectively take charge of
tho certificate or return Of the election OF their
rsspectve districts and rroiucs them at tbs
ueeting OF one judge from each district at the bor-
sugh of Tunkhannock, on the third day after the
day OF the election, icing for the present year
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of OCTOBER prox., then
and there to do and perform the duties required by
them by law Of said ju! !gcs.
Also that where j dge by sickness or unayoid
able accident is unable to atten such meeting of
judges then the certiia.c or return aores. vi sal
ne taken h urge of BY Of the inspectors or clerk
Of the election of said district. who shall do and
performs the duties required Of sl judges unable TO
attend
Given Under my hanl in my OH C at Tahkhan
mock the 2lst day of September 4. d. IS "a.
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff
Sherif's Office,
Tunk Sc IT. 2I 1854
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AJOI\I' RESOLUVION,
PROPosISG CERTAIN
Amendments to the Constitution.

Re Is resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
-a-au.a. ives Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
n general asse'ubly met That the following
amendments be proposed 70 the Constitution Of The
Co.auo wealth, in accordance with the provis Of
the tenth article hereof
There shall be an al iiti0ua section to the third
article Of the Constitution to be designated section
four, rs follows;
SECTION /. Whenever any Of the qualified elec-
tnfs IF ii;s CommauUC4 ilh shall be in any active
military service under a requ.sition from the Prcsi
dent Of the United states, or by the authority Of tho
Commonwealth, such electors may exercise the right
oc suffrage in all elections by the citizens, under
Uch regulations shall be, prescribed by
law fully il they were present at their usual
ylatc of election"
SECTION 2 There shall be two additional sections
10 the eleventh article Of tho Constitution to be des
irnatcd a sections eight and nine. rs follows:
SECTION s. NJ blii shall he passed by the legs-
l.turo containing uore than subject which shall
De clearly expressed in the Ii Ie, except approgEla
ton bills "
.sEcrlox . No bill shall he passed by the lcgs-
latQGe granting any powers, or privileges, in any
case where the auth 1rity to grant such powers or
privileges has been may hereafter g conferred
upon the courts OF this Commonwealth"
HENRY {. JOHNSON, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives.
john ?. PENNY, Speaker Of the Senate.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE C0NM0N-5
wEALEH HARRISBURG. April :, lS6l' I
Psr0sylY SsS
lo hereby certify that the foregoing is a full
rut, ,aDi correct py of he Original Joint RoSo-
luton Of the General Assembly, entitled II joint
Resolution proposing certain Amen lments to the
Lons;tution," as the same romans on hie ia this
Office.
T@oai.l IL TESTIMONY whereof. have hereunto
NY hand and caused the seal Of the Secrstary'S
.fr-a 70 be affixed the day auI Tsaf aSout written
Ell SLLFER Ser. Of the Common wealth
Tho above Resolution having beon agreed to by
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nam Clothes Wrin ger.
1T is THE ONLY RELIABLE
SELF-ADJ U>TING WRINGER.


SELF-ADJ U>TING WRINGER.
No WOODWORK TO SWELL OR SPLIT.
No THUMB SCREWS 70 GET OUT OF ORDER
xSswARRANrED WIN OR WITHOUT coG-wHEELs.
1t to k the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty-scven
St:te and County FAIRS in 1863 and is lrithom an
erception the best Wrlnger ever made.
,'atcated in the United States, England, Canad. ,
and Australia. Agents wanted IN every town. ana
in all parts of the world
En- rgctic agents can max from 3 to 10 Dollars
I er day.
sample wringcr sent Expro---paid on receipt of
No 2, Sc 50. No l, $3.50. NoF. $3.50. NJ
A 50 50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale aud RETAIL by
TIE PUTNAM MANUFACTURiNG co.
No. l3 PIatt Street, New York. Clev Elan Z! Ohio
and Bennf ,eton Vt. 5. c NORTHROP, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS viz
That Iron we'll galvanized lrM no. rust,
That simpls machine is better than a COM glicat-
ell one.
That Wrnger should be seicadusting, durable
and efficient
That Thumb Scrcrs aad FasisniRcs cause d:lay
and trouble TO regulate and keep in order
| That wood soaked IN hot water EiU sreA, shrink
and SDiU;
The wood bearings for the shaft to run il ,cM uear
out;
That the Putnam Wrnger, with or without cog
wheels will not tear tic eiOtheS
Thatcog- -wheol regulators are not essential;
That the Putnam NrInger has al tho advantages
and not one Of the Disadvantages above named;
That all who have tested it, pronounce it the best
WrEgcr ever made;
| That it will wiring Thra1d or g Bed QuiH wIrH
OUT ALTERATION.
We might fill the pspar with testimonials, but
! insert only few convince the skeptical, if such
ther. be; an We Jay.to ALL test Putuams Wringer
fest il ~ Z -;th ~ ... 4rT "thers
I any ifnot entirely satisfactory, return II
Putngm Manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; / knor from practical experiences
that iron 1rsH gairaaise Nth zinc uW not oridiss
or reSf one particle The Putnam Wringer is as
mar perfect possible and can cheerfuily rec
omeRd Il 10 be best IN use. Respectfully yours.
JNU. W. WHEELER, Cleveland, Ohio.
| Many years experience in the gairanizing bUs-
| ness enable me to indoIse the above statement in
| all particulars.
New York, Jan, 1864. JNo C. LEFFERTs
! lt0 Beckmnn st.
| We have tested Putnans Clothes Wrnger by
| practical working, and know thati will DO. 1t is
cheap; it is simple; it requires room, whe her
at work or ut rost child operate it it does
its duty thoroughly il sames time and it wear
| and tear. We earnestly advise all who have much
washing do with all intelligent. persons who have
any, to buy this Wringer 1t will pay fog Itself in
a year at most. -. ..
cPr
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44N
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i" &c rene" on Never ia'l to cure do not
'""aea'e' Are specify IN action NO chanG' OF al
etrequlTed! Do not interfere with business pursuits
Can he used without detection! Upward of 200
.ure. this n,nrtb-so,,a of thou, vary, soro~o .o,
-,
.' one NUM- u hy- nave use them IN their
,r.ctice, and all speak well of their efficacy, and
approve OF tAe.' composition which IS entirely vege
table, and harmless on the system. Hundreds cf
certificates can he shawn
BILLS SPECIFIC PILLS are The original and only
genuine SpaciG. PHI. They .re aaauted for male
and female o;i or Young and the only rcIiIa rama
,
" "
cases o. 9Fer"'a 'orFhe'' or seminal Weakness, with
a ITS train OF evils, such as Cretheral and Vaginal
Discharges elect the WHITES Nightly or Tnvoluuta-
H., r-....:. . .; ,... NM.
''''''' i''''''1S anu
''''''''F' Impotence 'e"hhcSS or loss oi faWer.
Nc-r@u. Debility. &C. &c, all Of which arise pTinci
pa!Iy from Sexual Eycessss or SrIr t5uss or :, me-
.,.,t,.,. 49,, ,,. ., ;.. =,
''''"' '''A '0''P'''''eS ''''
sufferer from td!hHnS the duues OF married lie In
al sexual Diseases rs Gouorrhea Gieet, AMI Strict
,r., ,i.:., r,.....,. - a., pt,,1.u 80, r-;l,.--
' ''N1 >
'"'E '''' aS e'''" ''e'ei '' 1ieiisAsea 0y TAX
lug q sin rie box
sod by III The princi al druggists Price 81
They Will ne scut by mail securely sealed. and
,o,e.o-, s,ll ~, ro...,. .r.. ,.,,.,, -
.n,.
g 1..l oA. an " u,
O,''' street re" oFN'
Consulting fhy-cian for th" treatment Of Sc Hrnal,
rinarv, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases who will
send tFee - a.t' tie following valuable work. IN
sealed envelope;
iHE fi'1lH?H IHoISASD-DR BELL > 4hLA-
fl9E On Sell. Abusr Premature decay, Imrv ~.
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PARTICULA NOTICE

There Gr6 many preparations sold atneier m. nam
q BI!'rs, Tat up an quart Bottles copapounded .
the cheapest lrhiskey comm on rt1a costing IRAN
~ 70 A. cents per gallon, the taste disguised b IaLg
or Coriandc5 Seed --'''"
This class Of BHters has caused oDg -;Yc,,,;.,,
TO caaae as long as Heycan be sold hisndres 10 al
The death Of he drankard By heiy. use the sysfen
IS kePt continually u1der The igfue,7ce Of AIc2boIi
St'mHIahts 81 lbe tror5t kind the desire fo, Lig.g
IS created and Kept ~, and the result Is quHe hor
TorS di4eHadHt upon druHkard'& 5 and de ,th
F'r ia9&e Th0 desire and VIII have q IigroI
BHfrS, tce publish h. ioi.g,rsng receipt. GetD {
3oliIe AoOiiland's GetlnaI, tzittt rs and M.
trHh Three Quarts of Good Brandy or WIN.
hey' and tie result 1sU be preparation Llqt zrL.
'ai sAtri IN medicinal rtriaea and true eTcelleac
""y IN ne numerous Liqaoy BiiterS IN tie Biqrkef
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