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and an absolute dcarth of small or me-
dunn dwellings, worth from $500 to $500,
and suitable for single family. Inc
former are stationary, but Ill ali
growing localities the latter are ADVANCING
While business of every kind has been per-
yaded by caution and distrust, the past WINTER
has not been one of stagnation in trade or OIL
special destitution among the laboring classes.
During seasons of entire peace, when we nao
specie payments no grievOus debt, no hlgh
taxes, and no political dangers or excitements
of moment, the condition of the working classes
of New Y ork has not averaged better than during
the past Winter in the supply of employment OF
in the proportion which wages bore to the
cost of living. And in that Wanted age OF
prosperity there were many seasons compared
with which the past year has been one OF gen.
eral thrift. Our retailers generally have had
to bear the brunt of falling market, and have
suffered considerably, with some failures
Wholesale houses have done generally better.
The business of the Spring opens with
marked activity. Our hotels are full or I'LL
ing. Drummers are in good spirits. lmpeach-
ment no more troubles the current OF affairs OF
the movements of commerce than the Dattle Oh
Buena Vista. Every indication promises safe
but large Spring business. Our long and snowy
Winter has been worth millions OF dollars to
the farmers from Maine to Oregon. Everything
promises that the year 1868 will witness clear
ing away over the whole country OF the clouds
of 1867 and '66, and will give MS recuperation
and prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26

The House of Commons have passed. as they
have done several times before, the bill for the
abolition Of the compulsory church-rate. There
is as yet no reason for hoping that the aris-
tocracy of the Upper House will concur in this
most urpent reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
POLAND.

PROTEST AGAINST THE ABSORPTION OF POLAND,
VIENNA, March 25.-The Nac Free Presse, in an edi-
toral on the recent visit of Prince Napoleon to Ger
many, asserts that his object in going to Berlin was
to hold conference with the sgners of the treaties
of 1915, for the purpose of urging them to unite in
remonstrance against the absorton of the kingdom
of Poland by Russia in violation Of the terms Of thoso
treaties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES
LONDON, March 25.-The House of Commons ,sst
night passed the bill for the abolition OF church rates
THE EPSON RACES
The EPSON races commenced to-day. Blueokin
won the Metropolitan stakes and Clemence was tho
winner of the Prince Of Wales stakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26

mission-on the theory that the Democratic
party never perpetrate a fraud-that the in
creased vote was strictly legitimate. Indeed
Gallagher must try again; he is poor ro-
mancer who cannot out-lie truth.
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FRANCE.
rHE RIGHT on PuBLIc M,

THE RIGHT OF PUBLIC MEETING,
~ ArLisrro TELEGRAPH rsIBusr
PARIS March 2.-In the Corps Legislatf tho tas
concerning the right of public meeting was passed.
The Corps Legislatif to-day adjourned until the 10th
of April
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No Sos can be Anonymous Communication Whatever
authenticated by the
fhe Wtet-Bot necessarily for publication bat guaranty
bis good faith.
All bushes letter, should addressed to THS
uSE," Ees-YOk
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was concurred in an additional amendment
relative to whisky frauds was agreed'0. 49,,
The Pacific Railroad tanh Dill was oaNe tha up
and discussed, but no action WAS 1'hoD' '''''o
not being a quorum present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26

Onr Albany correspondent furnishes the most
interesting portions of the testimony taken by
the Senate Committee in the Erie Railroad
business yesterday. An affidavit from Mr.. jay
Gould also appears this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
GERMANY.

THE wIRTEMBERG DELEGATES TO THE zoLI>-
'VEREIN CONGRESS.
BERLIN, March 25.-Wirtemberg has just chosen
delegates to the Congress of the Zollyerein who ara
opposed to the policy of Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
MUSIC.

There was no performance last night at
Pixies Opera House pacard the gates Of the thea
ter during the day that in consequence OF the
elaborate preparations necessary for the production OF
Lurne" the opera would be suspended until the 18th
Of April Easter Monday.
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Smustmtnts, Dc.


BROADWAY THEATER - This Evening 49, joe"
Chanfrau.
FRENCH THEATER - This Evening. -" La Belle
Helene"
NEw-YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth-st-This Evening
The Wonderful Strength and Aerobse Ski
Miss Lucille Watson Pfau II. b Williams
NEw-YoRK THEATER-This Evening, at Sea
Mile" Miss Kate Reynolds
NmLOs GARDEN-This Evening at 1.-THE White
Pawn" Psrseune Ballet Troupe
OLYMPIC THEATER-Ths Evening at S.-"Humpty
Duspty.' &. L. Fox
PLYMOUTH CHURCH (Brooklynl-This Evening
Ole Bulis Grand Concert
WAILACKs - This Evening, at $50" ROsedaie"
sc Lester Walack, ML John Gilbert.
LECTURES, MEETINGS, &c
LYCTUREs-Mr. Trip on Louis Napoleon anu N oIe
Coup dEtst" Rooms The Rev jos WI
Women OF lDdia" the LeKingtonsve - ,b
The A. CeghOrn "Oiver Cromwell aDu e. J s,srt
North Baptist Church, Christopher ana beuiOius'''''' "
ESQ., at the OIyet Chapel
MiETINGs-Union League Club, this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26

The Mississippi State Journal, the official or
gan of the Constitutional Convention of that
State raises the name of Grant for President,
and Fenton for Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
THE LAUNDRY.

CoIoATE Co put for Of families PERFECTLY PURE anu
economical LAUNDRY SOAP ia pieces to facilitate drying ana Tor
convenience be bsd Of all felass family groeer' OF
/. secom Of the manufacturer Nos So aud 55 Johnt. N
CAUTION against purchasing Empire" Fin
fs Sewing MaohinesIhe public are hereby
sewing machines sold BY the Empire Sewing machine
COMPANY" Of No 66 Broadway NewiorE aud called hme Ma
Badwsy NewYork and called Fnke Lyon Machines, and D
- e. Co.. No. 1874 Graudst Nesiork and called
Ftna Machines Infringement numerous Letters
undersigned aud said Companies have been acting without
rights -. = Il,
Am persons are cautioned against buying selling using any OF sa
Empire" Fnke Lyon, ar Eth" Machines unless procured
from sad Epte Sewing Machine Company" "Fnke Lyon Sewing
Machine Compuv Braunsioff Co" prior September TO-
1851 as they nil personally prosecuted for the Infringement
the Empire COMPANY mas been com
and suits will he instituted at against the Fnk Lyon
g. Baunsorf Co.. and all Their Agents 10 pIeNu'
Glrtber imp0s .ton upon the public -, ~
WHEELER WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.,
& BAKER SEWING MACHINE Co.,
THK SISGER MANUFACTURING Co.
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, &c.
gususs Aotitrs.

Our goods heavily plated the finest Nickel SILVER ana "' '"
ans ety respect superior R best Shsek'd p'aN
GoEHAN MANUFACTURING Co,
sivsrsnths and Manufactures Of Fine Blectro-Pass
Providence. r. T.
THE GORHAM WARE, indiSputGbly superior
90 The GN, Shecield PLATE for sale at retail by
STARR h MARCUS. No ~ Johu-st, stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26

Many suffer rather than take nauseOus medi-
zines All Who Coughs Colds Irritation Of the Bronchial
~ o tendency 10 Consumption viii WIsTARs BALsN
WILD remedy agreeable to the palate as eHeua in re-
moving disease Bsm pleasant remedy safe remedy
powerful remedy; speedy remedy is remedy that cures
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-10
WHAT WE FAY.

The New York Express shows in a
very striking light the enormously ez-
travagant government we have under
Radical rule, and which is to be perpetus
sted in the election Of Gen Grant The
Express says
The United States Government is the
most expensive in the world. Great
Britain, with an army three times as
numerous as our own, an immense navy, a
royal family 20 take care OF, and with many
other expenditures Of which we have no
couuterparts, spends less money for the suo-
port OF her government than We do. In
terest on British debt for 1867, Sl2S. SC7 .
go. Interest on United States debt for
1867, Sl4S,7Sl, 59l. The United States
debt is almost one-hslf less than that Of
Great Britain, yet we paid IS interest Sl4,-
1881 more than she did. The
same year Great Britain's civil ser.
vice expenses were 81, 09S, 095, and our
civil service bill, same year, was
S5l, llO,0e7. The army expense Of
England in 1867 tor 2l3, 600 mem was
S14, 2SS, s46, and the expense Of our ~. s.
A. same year, 10000 men on paper,
$50, S4l, $50, or S9,547 ,6O9 more than il
cost Great Britain for an army three times
the number Of ours. IL We adopt the Brit
ish plan Of classification, and place the ex-
penditures for pensions and bounties in the
items Of Army Expenses" The sum is
SIG, 100, 500, which is S4l, 81, 0l9 Iuors
than Che whole military expehditure OF
Great Britain for the year named. Passing
other items, the total cost Of the British
government for 1867 was $685., S03,4 AIS.
Total o0sl ofthe United StAtes gover1rnent
sane year $40, TIA pa The United
states government which should be much
the cheaper, Was Sll ,426, zoo ihe dearsr.
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issuing Of a proclamation Of general am
nesty for all political ofenses committed
during The late rebellion, and the restora-
tion Of all citizens, as far as in his power,
to their former rights and iinmunities, as
The erowning glory of his administration.
Mr.. Nixon, Of Laurence, moved that the
thanks Of the convention be rendered TO the
officers of the convention for the faithful
and courteous discharges of their duties,
which was carried Unanimously.
And then on motion the convention ad-
journed sine de.
EDMUND CooPER, President.
IRA P. JONES n Hh p
NJ. c. GALLAwAY, Secretaries.
JNo. M. FLEMING. -.
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BRUSSELS, June 9.-Riotous demonstrs-
lions have recently been made 10 Luxsm-
burg IN favor Of France. The disorder was
promptly repressed, and the leaders ar
rested.
BOSTON, June 9.--An Athensletter states
that the creek government had received
the Crstan Deputies, thus virtually recog-
MIXING Crete as a part Of the Greek nation
which will lead to a war between Turkey
and Greece, and will probably be extended
throughout Europe.
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Miscellaneous

LoDIsyuLE, June 9.--Delegates from
Mobile, st. LOuis and Cincinnati are here
with view 10 secure The cooperation 81
the merchants Of Louisville in the move
ment now being madeto open Bayou Mar
ehao. E '.t ..aas.' la atrs
Providence, June 9.--Mr. Sprague was
to-day reelected United States Senator
without opposition. sa 20 $40
GKg HAVEN, June s.--The Democratic
State Convention instructed its delegstes %
the National Convention to vote "a a pnit,
unless really divided. 81 - 30
WATERFORD, June g.-Ihs boiler In
steam saw-mill exploded yesterday, killing
four persons.
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DELEGATES TO NEW YORK.--Colonel
Jones, of Cincinnati, connected with the
Little Miami railroad was in the city yes
tcrday to ascertain the delegates 20 the
New York Convention, and TO OfIer them
free tickets over his and connecting roads
from Cincinnati TO New York and return
lie has authorized General w. r. Bate, of
this city, to issue passes in his name for
the purpose, This act of hber ality will
be duly appreciated by our people, and
Cor il We tender the thanks Of all our
delegates and their constituents.
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Suit for Recovery Of Postage stan,D..

TORONTO, June 9.-The case against
BOYD q Wood to recover the United States
postage stamps to the amount of Sos
captured in July 1864, BY the Confederate
pr'vateer, Florida, from the United States
steamer Electric Spark, near New York
harbor, was argued yesterday, before Vice
chancellor Mowatt, and now stands for
Judgment.
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The Democratic State
Convention.
AN IMMENSE ASSEMBLAGE.
The Democracy Of Tennessee AlIigns
Itself With the Democracy
of the North.
A GRAND FIELD DAY FOR THE
CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION,

The assembling ofthe Democratic State
Convention yesterday was an epoch in our
history, The delegates arrived in great
number from Monday morning TIL the
hour Of meeting. Yesterday morning the
delegates from the various Congressional
districts were in session, doing the prelimi-
nary work. The day was beautiful, and
everything was auspicious. The Odd Fell
lows band was engaged, and at an early
hour repaired TO the capitol, and greeted
the gathering crowd with patriotic and
national airs. Nothing was wanting to
make it the most interesting and brilliant
political assemblage witnessed in Nashville
for many years. es
The great number of delegates, and the
length of the proceedings precludes us
from giving list of the delegates in detail.
They came from all portions Of the State,
and represented the intelligence and patri-
otism Of great and numerous people, who
have but one object, and that a restoration
of the government. The hall was decora-
ted with the national flag, and the portraits
of Washington, Jackson, Polk and John
son, loaned for the occasion by the widows
of President Polk and Judge Catron:
At eleven o'clock Mr.. Maxey, of David
son, moved a temporary organization OF
the convention by the appointment OF
Hon. Bailie Peyton temporary Chair
man, which was carried by reclamation.
Mr.. Peyton ON taking the chair, briefly
returned his thanks, and said that on &C.
count of his impaired health, he would
have preferred some other gentlemen had
been selected to preside at the Inaugural
ton Of this great movement in Tennessee.
Reports were first called for from the
several Congressional delegations, under
the resolution adopted by a preliminary
meeting on Monday evening. The reports
covered the appointment of three commit
tees, composed of one delegate from each
Congressional district, and were under the
reports, constituted as follows:
I COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZA-
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ALBANY, N. Y, June 9.-Calico,, and
Guneht arrived at the penitentiary Ia,t
evening. To-day their hair was cut and
they were dressed in prison clothes. but
have not vet been assigned.
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Urea, n. Y, June "a man named
Moses johnson was murdered on Thursday
or Friday, in MS own house, in Brook6eld
Madison county, and bis body east into
we'll. He was first robbed and then butch
cred with an Ak.
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Chnmnionshin MN

NV HAVEN, Conn, June 9-The
Sarseheld Guards, Of this city, have ae-
eePted a challenge Of the Montgomery
Guards, OF Boston, to drill for the cham
Pionship Of the United States.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-10

NEW YORK, June 9.-The spring meet
ing of the American Jockey Club COM
menced to-day at Jerome Park, with the
most sanguine expectations Of success. and
will continue Wednesday Thursday and
Saturday. The largest number of horses
ever gathered at a race meeting in Amer
lea are at this course
The Herald prints private letter Of
Judge Chase, ~ which be says be vas not
party Of either side on the impeachment
trial. He says he shall adhere to his old
creed OF equal rights; they may denounce
and abuse me, and read nue. out Of the par
ty if they choose; follow my old lights,
not the new what thedevelopment5 OF the
future may be, l know not / neither ex-
pect nor desire to be a candidate f1r office
again. II would, however, CRAFTY me ex-
Ceedingly if the Democratic party would
take grounds which would assure the party
against all attempts to subyert the princi-
Piles Of universal suffrage in right, and to
be established in all the Southern country
Then | think the future OF the great cause
for which | have labored 40 long would
be secured, and / should not regret my alb
senoe from political labors.
Joseph r. Chapman, a broker, was ar
rested yesterday for having certain county
bonds OF New Jersey, worth $3.50, in his
possession, which were stolen. soms time
since from Mr.. Miller, Of that State.
Chapman purchased them OF a stranger
He was recOmmitted for examination.
Massachusetts Murder Gases.
WORCESTER, MASS, June S.-The Su-
preme Judicial Court commenced its spe-
cial session to-day for the trial Of murder
cases.
McGrath, who killed Mccarthy, re-
tracted his former plea and plead guilty
of murder in the second degree, aud Was
sentenced TO State prison iof life
The trial Of James Shepard, Tor the muir.
der Of his wife, was commenced.
The trial Of Silas and Charles Jones.
for the murder Of Joseph q. Clark, will
follow the above case.
The case Of Josephine LaGame and Da-
vid Dore, for the murder Of Charles La
flame, husband Of Josephine, will not be
had at this term.
The unusual occurrence Of 40 many muir
der trials IN this qniet locality at once At
tracts a great deal Of attention,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-10

Peddling meats, groceries. or provisions
from todgeas an Nashville, iia vicinity, OF 10
hdgeheld, are notified that the penalty for
not taking out a State or county license as
peddlers, will be rlgidly enforced. uuless
The law is i'amediateiy complied with.
6l 20 p. l.. NICHoL,
jane 5-lW
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-10
BANKRUPT SALE.

WE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY MORNING
" Jane 10th. at 10 o'clock. al our Auction
Rooms. on account Of 4. X. GLASGOW. U. 3
Marshal a stock Of
Eonaets,
Ladies' Hats,
ota Artificial Flowers,
Hoti6ss, etc.
in fact. a regular stock Of Millinery and Fancy
de0ds. -..-.-
Sale positive. Terms. CASH.
CHUNK, DODSON X Co.
jun7 u No. 81 North Market u
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Engine and boiler.

L'oh sALk. A slhSf, tAlk ENGINE AsR
prioe learned. b. ealing a tbs oaes.
~aagn In
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-24
Female Complaints

Whether in the young old, married sin
gle, at the dawn Of womanhood, or the turn o
life, these tonic medicine display so decided a,
influence that . marked improvement is cool
perceptible in the health Of the patient. Being
purely vegetable preparation, they are a safe an
reliable remedy for all classes of Females in ev
cry condition Of health and etation Of life.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.

VTTE sell Dress Patterns. Pant Patterna, Webs,
w Cotton Cloth, shawls, carpetings Sheet
ings, Dry and Fancy Goods. DC, &c. Circulars
Checks sent for One Dollar, describing twelve
different articles which we will sell for One Dol.
lar each. & 80 q 81
Va Ladies and Gentlemen wanted as Agents
to whom the most liberal Inducements are offered,
and satisfaction guaranteed in al cases.
34a CHAS. LETS & CO.,
8 Manufacturers Agents,
aSS ss'eta "a & e6 Federal Street,
moh23d1y. BOSTON, Mass.
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THE healing POOL.

IrssAYs for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME Of
IL SOLITUDE. and Ire ERRORs, ABUSES
and DISEASES shith destroy the manly powers
aud create iupediments to MARRIAGE, With
sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
velope., free of charge. Address DR., j. Skill
LIN H0UdHT0N, Howard Association Phiia-
deiphia, Pa. l-I l--ias-1 feoisai~o"-
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MORE GOOD NEWs,s

DR. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope OF write
your nativity. Every man. through the length and
breadth of the land who has bad luck and who cannot
get in the world should be in possession of his Hoo
m j, NJ l.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-24
SECOND WIDTH.
PRENTIs,s C0UGH MIXTURE.

A SPEEDY, Reliable and Pleasant Remedy for
IA Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchial Alice
tions, oppression of the Chest and Lungs,
Whooping Cough Group, and Incipient Con-
sumption
My family have used Prentis's Cough Mixture
for several years, and have always found it very
efioaeious in all cases of coughs and colds.
B. B. WOODWARD.
II viii give me pleasure 10 say thst I have
used and given the, above preparation many
times and that 1t has CURED coughs in every case
tried. IL. SEWERAGE.
have used Prentis's Cough Mixture and find
it all and more than fscommended. ii gave me
speedy relief when other remedies failed, and
can cheerfully recommend t.
'-s - TRos. F. ALLEN.
take pleasure in recommending the mixture.
I have tried it'-for myself and my children, and
chm resentment it to the public as an No. ar
ticle. j. M. ELDRIpaE.
canreconmend Prentis's Cough Mixture AZ
the best preparation for coughs and celds that i
have ever used, and cheerfully recommend it to
the public. JoHN B. CARxIcnAEL. e.
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and reliable remedy in all cases in which it Is
recommended. ( = s. L. MITCHELL.
For sale by J. F. HARRIS, Druggist, No. So
Brady St Davenport Iowa meh20d6n.
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DR, WEIGHTS
TAR SYRUP

ssFsess are stubborn things," says the old pro-
verb, and in these alsne do Ne intend do deal, IN
presenting wRTGHT'S TAR SYRUP to the pub.
lie. All know the neoessity Of guarding ags'ns'
Colds, as well ss tbs necessity of taking ane
per remedies when colds are upon us. u.s;o,
without fear of contradiction, that toe oim-a,,
of Wright's Ter Syrup, for the &c.,.
ton, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis ana a. $3.50
Of the Throat and Lungs, does not eAle.~ DeAoW
~. tastinon;sIs from persons, some OF whom are
Anosn in ali parts of the country:
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1887.
DpAn sra-Last Christnss, for the first time
IN NV life, was much afflicted BY . very severe
Cold. with almost constant Cough and sore chest.
"Prsctice makes perfect" the provefb says, but
the more ooughed the worse did it.. By what
then considered 40 accident, but aow believe to
have been a Providence, / was induced to try DR..
Wrights Tar Syrup, purchased from You, sid
was greatly relieved in two days, wholly euredin
ten. 1t is not anplsasantsto the taste, which Is
good point. Many years ago, reading my Wsy
through az old library, came across the "ofNs
Of that Bishop Berkely, who prophetiosly sna
truly declared, more than century aso, snss
Westward the march of Empire takes its way,
and among these were two treaties IN ~h,cn ne
strongly advocated the use of Tar, as curative OF
many diseases from Catarfh to tne plague. +!
was then struck with the oogency o. tne good
Bishop,s arruments and am now sufe-from the
efficacy of Dr. Wrights preparation OF the same
remedy-shat they are entirely correct.
Yours, truly,
r. SHELTON MACKENZIE, L. L. D. Z