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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
WHISKY.

Last wear an effort Was made 10 increase
the Excise on homemade Distilled Liquors.
Believing Il prompted by speculation and monop-
oily rather than due consideration Of the needs
Of the Treasury we opposed it. 1t failed.
This Winter, q new effort is made, and with
abundant reason. The War drags on; the
Revenue is inadequate: Money must be had;
Whisky must be taxed; and nearly all Recognize
and defer to the necessity. SO FIR, all u clear.
But " ring" of speculators, It is well known,
have bought up large stock Of The article,
whereon the present low duty has been paid,
intending to hold and sell it under the higher
duty which has become inevitable, thus pock-
citing the very liberal margin between the price
under the low and that under the high duty.
The whisky-drinkers are 10 pay for their liquor
as if il had borne tho additional tax; and the
money is to 60, not into the Treasury, but a
good part of it into the pockets of the specula-
tors
The House has voted TO Checkmate this me-
by imposing the new duty alike on liquor
in store and that hereafter made. IN other
words the liquor which has slreadypai twenty
cents per gallon 10 the Treasury il required to
pay forty more, 80 IA 70 place il on par with
that which shall henoelorth be made, and which
is to pay sixty cents.
This is just and right. Tie drinkers viii
have TO pay any how; let the Treasury have the
full benefit Of it. Ii only to discourage gam
bling in prospective legislation, this should be
insisted on.
OF course, there will be practical difhcultes
in the way Of collecting this impos'. Some VIII
eyado the payments Others will cheat IS to the
quantity on haad. We could wish that a lower
rate had been imposed on the liquor which has
already paid the original twenty cents, SO as to
impol prompt disclosure and ready payment
with regard to all Liquors now in store.
We do not often follow The lead Of Fernando
wood; but his interposition between the pecu-
lators in whisky and their victims, was right;
aud We trust the bill viii pass the senate pre-
cisely a. il left the Honse.
Yet il is confidently reported that the Senate
has been " i1ed"--that Fernando's amendment
Is 10 be rejected there. We trust this cannot
be true. But let Senators beware of those who
want 10 employ them As - counsel" or resort
to any other of the characteristic lodges Of the
lobby. Decide the case exactly on IT, merits,
ard al will he we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

But, where human life is at stake, they have no
right TO neglect single precauton calculated
to increase its safety. They cannot plead igno-
rance; for, in their position ignorance is crime.
1t is their duty to know whatever has been done
to mitigate the evil consequences of any mishap,
and TO adopt every improvement which genius
has devised. A Railroad train on the track is
always in moro or less danger of collision or
some other casualty; and it is the dictate Of the
commoncst sense that the engineers power
over it should be increased to the utmost. The
difference between enabling him to stop it from
full speed within twenty rods and within forty
may involve tho lie or death Of scores if not
hundreds.
Tie Railroads Of our country are enjoying q
very general and decided prosperity. Those
that in other times paid nothing to their stock
holders, arc now earning large dividends 1t
was always bad enough to stint their outlay fox
safety; now, it is compound Of lunacy end
homicide.
We ask iuries on cases Of Railroad accidents
to look sharply into this business. Never let q
case be submitted until you have ascertaincd
that the company did or did not employ the
very best and ampleSt precautions against dis
astcr. If they did, assess them moderately;
but, wherever such was not the case, pile up
the damages! You can do much to render
butchery infrequent, by making it runous to
tho butchers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

AsEMEL1. Jan. 2J-Among the bills receiving favor
sle reports from Committees those for the incor
roreton Ct .hc Niagara Ship Canal Company. relative
tho LsnG' Of Aliens ard in relation TO the Kings
County Judse. Among various bills introduced was
'ee FOR auo.AeF Gsrosd in this city. TO ran through
Grand and other streets. Notices were given Of bills
~ che extension % tie ChenaDgo Canal to incorporate
,ro Library Fund Of shis city. Resolutions iGsruc,iDg
Pie Judiciary Committee 10 prepare blu 10 enable
sll7nts agais the State TO curry their suits into tic
.ar..io. Court were introduced. bot laid over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

We rejoice to be assured that the Congress
sional Committees on tie District OF Columbia
are inquirine into tho abuses and outrages long
practced with immunity on its coloFed citizens.
Their earliest attention ought to be given TO the
kidnapping cases which have from time 10 time
occurred by The procurement of Mr.. Coke, The
so-called Commissioner who holds an illegal
appointment from portion of tie Judges OF
the Supreme Court OF the District. Two of the
four Judges Of that Court have held the Fugi-
tiye-Slaye law inapplicable TO the District, and
as there is not majority of tho Court on the
other side, the existing outrages are without the
color OF legal excuse. We urge the Committee
to see what action is necessary for the proiec-
ton Of the negroes, and then 20 see that it Is
promptly taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

CASgs oF RESTITUTION.

Within several weeks past, TIE Treasury De-
pertinent Lls received small Suns of money from per-
sons WHO lave derardel tn Goyernrsst, md nov tn
screi II acknowledges The reoeigs OF s5 conseien''
money rom somc person unknown.
THE DEPARTMENT OF TIRE MISSOURI. 80,
Il is said in military circles that on last fn-
day On order was sent 20 zen. Rosecrans tn assume w
command ri the Department OK tAo Missouri.
TH2 TAX ON DISTILLED SPIRITS
Among the amendments rejected when tne
aeudatory internal revenue bill was before tue io0''
wa ono offered by Representative Elijah Ward. PRIV
yiGiu that the act Should not apply to such ds'sN
spirits a. arc actusi, shPboord End bound 70 'Ae
United States and on deposit IL bonded warehouses ""
public ores whom sho act shah take eject
FERNANDO WOODS pRAcg HOBBY. :,
Tepresentatiye Fernando Wood has, II III
said prepared speech to b. delivered on the amends
tor, coufscation bill in which he viii enforce bis views
as TO the proriety aud necessity Of appointing fes0'
Commissioners TO the Richmond Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
pvvy,,no WOODS pRAcg lIoHBY.

Npw-YoRK HOSPITAL RHPORT.-The follow.
ing il tr report of the NewYcrk Hospital for tho wens
endn1 jan 25 Number OF patients remaining jan II.
32s 4 admitted 60 date -. discharged cured oV e
b; remaining ut date, 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
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THIS total comprises IN Rebel troop cost Of the Fed
River Three quarters OF these Eoos are mounted and
The reminder hsin wcunted as fast IS horses "nc
mncs can b. stolen for tae purpose Conscrption Is
iu on very enegge,icay. taking al, bowen The sses
flo and 90.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yHTANTED-A WOMAN 70 COOK. WASH AND
w Tor family ! vng short distance from the G
must perfect v understand her business Apply az
way Hotel ner OF AID St. between ~ and OF
Monuay
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yTANTED--A GTRL. TO DO THE HOUSEWt
w a small fRyu Nv. at &orrisania; must be goo
and ironer; wages S. Apply at ~ Jane st.. from
to 5 J.. M.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

~ 237 broadway.
To Contractors enclosed in seaed envelope,
endorsed with the title OF the work. and with the name Of
bidder written thereon will he received at this Office until
Monday, August IS. 1894 at II o'clock A. a.,
For regulating and grading, cnrb gutter and nasfng
Madison avenue from Forty second Kightyx street
Blank forms of proposals together with the specifications
and agreements, can be obriped at this office.
CHARLES a. CORNELL.
Street Commiss
Dated Street Department New York. August 8. 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNy ANTRD-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
w and to assist with the MASKING and ironing; mi
good city references Apply at l77 Madison ay.,
between the hours of 10 and .
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yETANTrD-A CIRL TO DO PLAIN COOKING !
w wash and iron. Protestant preferred. Appl
" est 18th st.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

NT ANrED-A WET NURSE. TO A SaTIsFi
w person well iecommended. large waees will
Anpls at l34 Clinton st.. between Auity and Conei
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS MlLrINER. TO -,
w intend very iashionab G millinerf. None n
well Qualified in every respect need address N
Lrawer 36 Rochester Post ol.ce.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

WAETED-A PLAIS COOK. WHO is A
can give aood city references Apply for two day.
West 10th st.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

w ANTED-A FIRST GLASS OPERATOR.
w leather work on Singers machine Good W,
he paid TO a lrs, class hand Apply At ~ Court ST
lyp, first door.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yXTANTED-A RESPECTABLE PROTESTAN
w man as chlld's nurse and ssanstress to gl
country. Cai ut 299 9th ave. corn3r OF 5lst ST.
3 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

"a, ANTED--A NEAT GIRL AS NURSE AND
w stre-s: best reference required Apply this
at 45j Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

NrANTED-TW OR THREE CAPABLE AMI
w ing girls to attend in sa oon Those wishiit
home apply ut rs East Houston St., after II A.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yXf ANTED-A FRENCH GIRL AS WAITRES,
w ehambermaid, in family of three aduts, !
short distance from New YORK. Address, with ma
references box ia Herald ollce.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

WANTED-A GOOD HONEST AND INDUS
w girl, to do chamberwork and assist in VAST
ironinl Apply at IA Hudson ST., corner of Morton
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

Va ANTFD-A CLEVER AND COMPETENT T
w keeper, with unQuesi iouable references, in Il
hotel on Broadway, state wages expected Add
l.l27 Post oace.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

WANIED-Br 4 YOUNG LADY; SITUATION AZ
W govemen or lAdy,s companion. Her accomplishments
music Frenuh and drawing and has no OBJ ons in
WHIST country her services engaged The best references
Wss~
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yJ7ANTED-A GOOD GIRL: MUST BE Al
w cook washer and ironer. Inquire at 1856 Wes{
between 7th ave. and Broadway, between A.
O'Clock J.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNANTED-A NEAT, TIDY PROTESTANT VI
w in a small American family. TO do up stars
take care OF little bo,: must come we'll recom
wages 81. Apply AZ 30 Browne ST., near Vaiick.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

VxyooD.-P1NE. OAK AND HICKORY WOOD 81
w the load cord st the lowest prtces YARD seconu
avenue, between Thirty Gith and Thrty.sa,h sres co
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

VArET NURSE wANTFD-A YOUNG, HEArtt'
w man. who can come well recommended
lC9 East SIth st. -
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNvANTFD-rIFTY GOOD CLOAK MAKERS:
w hands on " heeler K Wilson n sewing machiui
used to cloak making and quitting. Apply TO A.
Davies. 5DS broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

capital of SliOo as cashier in the exens on OF an
enterprise Welding acr profits than other in the
citg the safety " moDey invested fui' guaranteed Ad-
dress. with real name and address, Ianha Herald Office
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

TINE FRANCAIsY DESIRE sE PLACER !,
~ seamstress ou blen pour avor soin de Jetu
selles de- ~ ans; pcuvant donncr lc bounss rec
datnAs. sadresser pour trois jours au lS SPrif
deuxiemo-
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

DARTSRR wANTED-wiTH S3neo or MORE IF RE-
j CURED In urlng business For partic-
oars apply to W A. WHITE, IA Wooster street,
Cana.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

A BOY wANTED-rO LEARN The DRUG BUsf
"A ness. Euq,iie Of Tarrant Co., 276 dreenw'on o.
LII CAN MAKE TWO DOLL PROM INVENT
urgently needed by svsry one Or samples sent free y
mail Tor twenty cents treais for delIsrsl, 6y La
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

oDnD REWARD-SToLEN FROM THE sUBSCRIB-
- JO cfs stable. Ccntreville Bergen Point, N. J
the evening of August D. dark brown Mare fni of
white hairs: white stripe down her face
INTO lip hind feet; prouberauce her hind
kegs, resembling cnrh; knee in de. her right
leg; ong name; about i5la hands high
The be- paid for the II said
appl, Il Close, ~ Chambers street, New York
Ber.en Point. ". j.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

nFFIcB cRoroN AouEDUcf BOARD.
~ Nav YORK A ugnst 1854
To Eulderg.-Sealed PROPOSALS will he received This
ece un Friday the 18th dsy OF August A. II A. NJ, when
they WI be publicly op.ncd. ior the furnishing OF materials
and iEe erection n building the grounds attached
e Old Reservoir corner Of Eighty street and Seventh
The of security required will be S20o1 Plans
and speclh cations together with bank forms ~ proposals.
accordance with the ordinances ~ the Common Council.
he had application the conrac clerk q hIs oce
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT j.. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08
FRENCH ADvErTYsmMESTl

yVANTED-AN ENGINEER FOR TWO STArf
w engines. Apply to Moniank Iron and 81
lb Hfekmau st.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNyANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND ri
w None need apply but those who can give 81
Fences as to honesty and capab,lity. Apply between
of II A. N. and 2 z. N. at ly7 East 10Th st.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

L,ouND-A BOAT ADRIFT, on THB 18TH JULY
H 1851, painted white and blue. Inquire EDWARD
hrordy foot Of Pacific street. Brooklyn Length Of the boa
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

ro TEACHERS. WANTED. FOR FIRST CLASS FB
i male college lady to teach drawing and painting per
eona interview desired early this week he Iresoent Is
In the Professor OF music for seminary IN New
York one for Jersey and one for Western bate
eeveral ladies for music principals now IN CITY ior nter
view. Also wanted. teachers other depArtaepts All
achers who want positions shoad have Application FORM
OF Amerc al School tnaItule
.. w. sCHERMhklioRN Actuary. $50 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains for Albany. Troy and ssraiora spri
cenpectng with the North and West, leave Twei
street depot at 1Ol, A. ". and y ~.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers for Sara'cga Springwby taking the 10;
da v, and on SATURDAYS the 4. NJ. train 10 th
Saratoga without ch nge OF
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

DARrNER WANTED-AN ACTIVE. ENERGETIC
II business with u capital or J00l 10 lake the
place retiring trst class manufacturing bns-
ness Principals need address box 2,213 Post oce
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNTANTED--TH!S DAY, FOR BLOCKADE VESSELS,
w few seamen, landsmen deck hands cook, m,
&C. to whom from f to Si per month hes do oo"ny and
money, Wi! be paios few good c4lored men
wanted. Apply a i2i West of Dey. before
A. NJ Bow from is TO 20 taken for the From 500
$3.50 cash ia hand
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

PHOTOGRAPHER wANTED-A YOUNG NJ.
1 genteel appearance and pleasing address.
.pood wages by addressing G. H. Webster, Bine
N, Y,
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

rr,uE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOsTos
Il STONTNGTOS STEAMBOAT LINK.
VIA GRoTON AND PRDNICESCk.
THE OLDEST .
THE SAFEST.
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
me NJ asn n'hoe"' iC0WMoNwEALTu.
Captain J. w Nlliiafns,
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND sATURD
The eieisnt s'e"''PrIL PLYMOUTH ROCK.
CAPTAIN J. G. dec,
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS wAYs AND FRrDA
These boats start from pier No. ~ North ri
of Cortlandt streetl, and arc acknowledged by al
encrd travellers TO be among The largest stronge
comfortabc, and best that hare ever run In Amer
ters In summer and winter, in storm and calm.
men wealth and RI, mouth Fy6ck invariably make
ssump.uous suppers and nixuricusly furnished ST
ara marked features of III sse "aoating palaceaD
SURE CONNECTIONS
made with NswportSh1 watering places On the
south shores In MAssr r.chusetts, the great Easter
for Maine and for the White Mountains
Ber,hs and atatero oms may bo secured ~ Harnt
Ec. lis west street, New York;
7G Washington street. Boston,
n. r. srMONs. Agent
Merchants Navigation ssd TransporsAs
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

r0NEY ISLAND FERRy-LANDs AT FORT
~ ton.-The NAJSii0N leaves Christopher sire
l2is, 3is; Dey street, ga, l2a, 81; Morris street
q. 10. l.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

~ nRfryRRING FIRST CLASS RED ASH AND
Lehiah Coal, Stove. Egg and Furnace a. SIS per ton;
NM sire RlO rs per Orders by hlRd pr0mpuy:
THOMAS Stokes corner Of Thirty second street ana
Tenthuueave
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

CoPAKrNEF.sIIIp.

4 tive cash &C business up town, that " I Ray lagely
&eierenca given and required oe opeu1nE. Apr 20
a. EDw ARo IRELAND CO., NO. Trsoa row, corner
OF Centre
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

A FIRST GLASS cHAMBERMAID WANTED
n large house: must ass y ~ isnt wating A $.
may lind permanent situation. Also Eood lsan
Apply at u l4th ST.. near Broadway, west SIDE
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

MIDDLE AGED LADY WAErKD-TO AT
a store W ere liluors are sold but only b. oott
or er rae, ages and rot ny the drink, sSe woad co
g * q 5 o.; $50 seSarr required Address o.
Herald oace.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

I WANT THIS DAY THREE COOKS. WA
aud irnners, for first cass families on iooklyn II
also laEndrcss for BROOKLYN; also q cook and seYel
for honseworS. for een.emer,s IS families IN the q
wages - and ST.. Appy to Mr. CHRISTOPhER
larry ST., South Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

A LADY wANTED-To ATTEND STORE. AT D,
"A se3 Eioalway between l'th ana aDh SITS MIDI
persop prefer ed and one accustomed 10 business
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

a. ANrED-A TEA CLERK AT BALDwIN's. NO. PAL
w Grand ST. Williamsburg Call this day. between 9
and A. M.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

DHOToGRAPHEa wANrFD-A YOUNG MAI
] can assist In the dark room and make himse
raliv useful Apply Immediately at Julius Brilrs'
sO2 Chatham SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

u ARKEEpER wANiED.-NoNE BUT ONE CoMPR-
tent need apply at 3iy ls av corner oil 2lst ST. from ~
A q 2 y. IA
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yTTANTED-A MAN. IN A GROCERY ONE WE'LL
w acquainted with the business and who wen
recommended apply at the Of Henry and Car
roll sts, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yVANTEp-TwO FIRST CLASS CARPET ,
" sterers: liberal wages will be given. Address
Philadelphia Post Office
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
" Jersey New York. July 70
ON and after
August I, 1864.
The terminus Of the
Central Railroad Compnnv OF New Jersey
will be changed from the foot OF GursRndt a.
PIER NO. NORTH RIVER.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

yNANTED-oNE OR Two GOOD STABLEMEN; ALSO
Gcod harness cleaner. at the Abingdon stables "
nd hank
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

-rpyuAw,s FURNITURE ExPREss-oFF1CB II.
Is West Eleventh street, between Fiith and sixth avorues
inped 1, Al parts the world Large wagons for moving
Eurniture in city country. Furniture storeda
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

NUMBER OF WE'LL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
IN females want situations as cooks chambertnads as anu
launcressss and girls for neral housework Co.
Mrs. LOVES German Institute. Stanton st. near the
Bowery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11
TIE UNITED STATES HOTEL
HARRISBURG, Pa.
GOV ERLY &HUTCHIsoN, Propra

GOV ERLE & HUICUISON, Yropricf5r5.
VHlS Hotel, so well known % the travelling
Il public Of Clesrfeli county, ia now in a COT
dtion % afford the most excellent accommodation
either for the trunsicnt guest or the permanent
boardor
The United States hss now al tbe convcu
fences Of
4 FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
0nd the Propriotors are determined 70 spare petih
or expense, time nor labor to ensure the comfort
of the guests The patronage Of the travelling
public is respectfully solicited jly /, '63. y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

1864 1864.
pnlLADEipUIA & ERIE RAILROAD
VNlllS great limo trsyuses The Northern aud
" Northwestern counties VI pcunEyyahia o.
he city oi Eric on lake Brio
~ has been leased by The peBHsvlrpHit Rail
road Company, and under their auspices is ht.
lng rapidly opened throughout Is entire lougth.
IL is now in uso Tor Passenger and Freight bu.
slneN from Harrisburg 90 Emporiun ,2d Fork
lpo uie'l on TIE Eastern Division, aud from
Sheleld to hre, (Is miles, ca the Western
Division,
Time ef Passenger Trains "a, Enporiua.
Express Train leaves eastward 94OP.M.
Express Train arrives westward I5P N.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both Usys
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven, and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cdr accompany the Express
Train both way5 between Milliamsport and BALI.
more, and Williams port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at tho S. L. Cor. lth and Market stg.
Ard for Freight business Of tho Compauy's
Agents, S h. Kingston, iy., Cor. 18th aad MaSke;
sts,, Philadelphia
!. W. Reynolds Erioi
!. NJ. Drill, Agent y. C. L. i. Eal.imorai
II. Il. lioUsToS, Gcul Freight Agt Phila.;
LEwIs J.. lIoupr, Ggul Ticket Ar't, phia;
jos. d. rOtTs, Gen1 Manager, William rurt.
Jan. 2l 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-11

The p-oT-srOr7 have .L -usa1 lz D. I, l.--z l,s-z
tie most eminent Ill--ynar, lawyers. Pzysi-
Clans md Citizens, IczuIEuz q thE-r svl par
gCual knowledge 90 rle beneficial tEs-sz Esa
medicH, virtues of these Bi-.rz.
From Ecy. T. Her'1a B-7r-a, .. n, Essgs- sF -
EHryri yed's - p ''g.7us EreE1-5He
Although not dizups17 = r.F1- gr -s-1-.-7und
Patent Medicines N general, through Lis--uls
% theig Ingredients uu5 sfr5i-, yaf knew IN,
sufficient reasons why g man may 10. r-zr5r7 -
'se bensS-s liz believes Linss'Tra bars --cuiFes
from Gry simpls preparation, in ,ls har1 tls' DO
may thus contribute 90 thz he-lf- "a. --ha-s.
do this the more readily il regard 10 z1.E-
lanas German BI,t1rz, P-s1 ,-1l - lr. t. n
jackson, uf this rifr, because y arc ---f-5icsz
against them IJr many wears, E- iz- tte 5--u7azs-
i1a rhr, lucT we're chiefly El aIcotuIr m5z---f
am iudstn1 10 ny friend Frhr-t S51e-ustH-.
ESQ, f0- the T-n0~al 0. f-iE -rs515iss " r-rps-
tests, and t5- crH7U-- -ruHrE ~ t-r them, raz-
7uferiuE from -re-t and la1- continued dsbl.-v
The use "f three hrr-as cf these zf14--s. Es IA
heruHiHE 1f the present --Er, vEE FGsHsa t-
evident rsllzl. ard Tes-1ratla- 60 l dr-rap 1- ts.
lily and mental YiFur Ellel Ind -Us TEL F5r ain
E.1utas bct0ra, and had slnc51 5esPai-cd ~ re-
gEu.0-. I therefore haut God ara NJ E-ie-s
for directing me &c Ih5 zee uf them
=. NEWTON EEg-E
PHILADELPHIA, June %. 1854.