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SAN DOMINGO.
SsaBdlHBs from SamaRa Bay Mcclellan 8
Report IBdorsed.


NEW YORK, February 22.-The Tr1-
5lUle's Samana Bay correspondent,
under date Of January 3Oth, says:
Professor Blake has made a most
interesting report of his expedition to
the mouth OF GUna river and the
supposed coal BEDS He visited all
the places mentioned by Mcclellan in
his report. He took the bearing and
names Of all places, headlands, bays,
etc; 50 his report is typographical, as
well as geological. He found that the
peninsula of Samana was practically
an island, 8 branch Of the Guna river,
during high water, severing il from
the main land; at other times the
point connecting the peninsula with
the main land is low and sWampy.
He reported only two feet Of water on
the bar at the mouth Of the Guna,
which is gradually filling up with
sand. Professor Blake found no coal,
but immense seams Of Ignite;
which may be defined to be impure
coal. 1t belongs geOlOgically to the
latter formation, and contains less
carbon and more water and volatile
products than coal Ignite is not
EgDA AuL UNCdln 6lEtllAAEl1s Bub Edll Dt
profitably used in manufactures and
for river boats; and locomotives have
been constructed to burn it.
Special to the Tribune
SANTO DOMINGO, February 22-We
left Samana early Monday morning,
the Both, and steamed slowly along
with wind and sea against US. Yes
terday morning we came in sight of
SantO Domingo. We cast achor in
ROradstead, where we were tossed by
a heavy sea, and were made extreme
ly uncomfortable.
SAN DOMINGO CAN NEVER BE A PLACE
OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE,
for it has no harbOr for vessels draw
ing over ten feet water; therefore we
are compelled TO remain outside az
anchor. We were cheered by pithy
remark OF a West Indian pilot: 60 In
case Of a storm or strong wind from
the south, be prepared to ship your
cable and put to sea; for If your an
chor will not hold, OF if it holds the
cable viii part, and you viii drift on
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NEW YORK, February 22.-The Gu
nard steamer Cuba, with the Joint
High Commissioners, IS expected to-
morrow morning. They will be met,
probably, by Z. NJ. Archibald, the
English Consul at this port, and by
the representative of the British LIE.
CATION at Washington. II they land
in time they viii probably proceed
the following morning to the capitol.
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Seyfa Flrenep Suff,catsd 10 ngats

NEW YORK, February 22.-This
morning seven firemen on the steam
ship Ismalia at pier No. 10, North
river, sufOcated from burning char
coal in a close room. Five of them
have died; the Others have been taken
to the hospital. But little hopes are
entertained for their recovery. All
natiVps OF Scntlanh.
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COTTON.
The Futurs Of the Great -PrOspsc-
tive PRICES.
European Consumption Ia Is7i-Ths Effect
Of Large Crops and Lev Prices, Etc.

From the Augusta Ga. )Constitutionalist. ]
THE FUTURE OF coTToN-PROsPEC.
TIVE PRICES.
The prospect for remunerativep prices
to the cotton planter is not very en-
/ cOuraging. AS the season is at hand
for pitching crops and planting the
| seed, it behOOves every planter to
! look the situation steadily in the face,
and make his calculations accordingly.
Opinions differ widely as to future
1 prices. Our intelligent New York
/ correspondent, WillOughby, has ex-
| pressed and reiterated the opinion
that during this year middling cotton
will command eighteen cents in that
/ city. Per contra, a well considered
| article, signed b. +. N, a recognized
authority, presents some statistics
which point TO low prices for a long
| time to come.
The crop of 1870 is assumed to be
$500, 600 bales. This seems a mode
rate estimate. OF this, the estimated
export to Great Britain is 2,750,000
bales. On the question of
EUROPEAN CONSUMPTION FOR 1871.
WequOte from the writer as follows:
HIf we suppose every cotton spindle
in Great Britain to be employed at
full working time throughout the
year, snd that the production is of
heavier and cOarser fabrics, to the eX-
tent of two numbers Of yarn (s8y six
per cent? in the average of all, the
consumption Of cotton in Great Brit
ain may be increased over that of
1870 by twelve to thirteen per cent.
Let Us assume, then, that it shall be
twelve and a half per cent. or one
eighth more than last year. The
consumption on the continent defes
accuracy Of computation, because OF
the uncertainties caused by the war.
Suppose peace to be made within
this month, then there will be at first
the consequent condition more or less
of staguatiOn. The waste or diver
sion OF capital and skilled labor can
not at once be made good to cotton
manufacturing or any other business.
Commercial capital and credit are
necessary to life and activity in man
UfsctUring enterprise, and these have
suffered seriously. Bankruptcies must
be settled, credits re established, and
capital brought back TO its old chan
nels before the restoration can be COM
plete. All this requires time. 1t is,
therefore, probable that, even with
peace restored this month, the con-
sumption Of cotton on the continent
during the first five months of 1871
will not exceed that of the last five
months Of 1870, and that the aggre-
gate Of the whole year can but little
exceed, if it equal, that of 1870; for it
must be remembered that the con-
sumption Of cotton in France and
Germany together has been fifty-Gve
to sixty per cent. of the whole con-
sumption in continental Europe
during the last few years. But sup
pose the increase for the continent
shall be five per cent. Then frem
these premises we have for 1871 the
following
STATEMENT OF WHAT CAN BE.
Stocks of cotton on hand
in European ports Janu-
sry j, 1871 .............-........ f842 240 bales
Import avail
sbls from
America. 2, go, ,O00bales
India. $50 OJJ 90
Egypt ....... 5OJ,O
Other c0un-
tTies-25 per
cent. less
than in 1870 700 O00
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WASHINGTON, February 22-The
Carnival Committee gave a splendid
banquet to the press tonight at Ar
lingtOn. Among the guests were
journalists from abroad and members
Of Congress, now or having been con-
nected with q neWsDapeT.
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GRAND JUNCTION.
Election for the County Of Bsli-Tws-
Thirds AslsFity for It.
3pecial to Memphis APPEAL |

Special to Memphis APPEAL
GRAND JUNCTION, February 22.-
The election for the new county of
Bell passed off quietly. The vote, so
far as heard from, is as follows: POca-
hontas, 1853 for and 0 against; Sauls-
bury, 1877 for and 83 against; Grand
Junction, 246 for and l against; La
Grange, 287 for and 13 against; Mos
COW, 100 for and II against; lafayette,
I76 for and 9S sgainst-giving the two
thirds majority very easily for the
new county Of Bell. Big Hill, Mid
dletOn and Ubet are still to hear from.
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THE FENIANs vIsIr aRANT.

The Feniau exiles, thirteen in num-
her, called at the Executive mansion
to-day, in accordance with previous
arrangement, and were introduced to
the President by q member of the
City Council of Washington. After
paying their respects, q short conver-
satfon ensued, the Fenians assuring
the President that their treatment in
English prisons had told severely
upon the health OF some Of them, and
expressing anxiety to present writ
ten statement of their case TO this
Government. The President replied
that they could do so and whatever
was proper to be done by the Govern
ment would be performed.
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New YORK, February pa FIRE
this morning, at % Beekman street,
destroyed property worth $4,000; it
was partly insured. Another fire, at
43 Gold street, threatened at one time
the destruction Of an entire block;
loss 500 600.
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EARRlED.

NEIDERER- WING o. ths I'd inst at the
Of Mr. Dyer, Mr. Ed YARD NEIDEs.
zR TO Mrs. ISABELLA WIsG, all Of this clry.
BENDER-FLANIGAN-On Tuesday. the
list inst at Saint Bridget's Church. By Fathe~
Walsh, WNL. A. BESBkR 10 Miss RsTrR Fr.,,E.
-GAN both Of this city.
No cards
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ST. JOHNS, NIB, February D.
To day, the Hon. Mr.. King, Attorney
General, announced that Calf had re-
signed, and the Lieutenant. Governor
had called upon George Il. Hathaway
to form a Government. A stormy
discussion followed, and the House
adjourned.
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plseharned.

New YORK, February 22.-TwO
hundred and fifty men, of the steam
engineers bureau, at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, have been discharged by
order Of the chief officer Of the bureau
at Washington. The men were on
short time previous to their discharge.
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HOME DISPATCHES,


RICHMOND, VA, February d.
A fire in Petersburg, last evening, de-
stroyed two buildings occupied as
furniture stores and commission
houses. The latter contained 500 bales
Of cotton. Loss, $50, 600; insurance,
sen Dgn
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NOTICE.

There viii be a meeting Of the Fbusuir In
surance Company, ct No. II West Court street.
on Thurday, the 81 inst, st O'Clock D M,
for the purpose OF eIsctIng President and
Secretary, and trsnsactlng such other busl-
ness as the interest Of the Company may re-
quire. tslgnedJ BE. WHITE. Jr,
faz3 Fecrstsrv pro fam
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BALTIMORE, February p General
Arnold EIzy died in this city this
afternoon, after an illness OF three
days. BE was a graduate Of West
Point, and at the breaking out Of the
late war entered the Confederate ser
vioa
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WASHINGTON.
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-The
House Naval Committee is entitled
to tomorrow morning to complete the
consideration OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard bill. There is but little proba
bility that there will be another morn
ing hour this session. Motions to sus-
pend the rules can now be made at
any time, and votes taken upon these
motions.
The Appropriation bill has not yet
passed, and the disposal of several
privilege reports will fully occupy the
time of the House until the close of
the session, thus cutting of the morn.
ing hour and other regular order OF
business.
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DIED.

FIfZMORRfs on the 22d inst. w1L11Au
FI1zNoERIs. The funeral Will take place
RON his late residence. on Ovsrton street.
near 7 ird. a. 2 O'Clock this day.
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From the Augusta Ca Constitutionalist. ]
THE FUTURE OF COTToN-PROsPEC
TIVE PRICES.
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Nnn-Raaldanf nntioa

No. l64, N. r. DIN the SECOND Cbanesrv
Court OF Shelby county, Tennessoe.-G. al
Bsteman sud ] Il. Betsman rs Joel Smith
End A. B. 8naVely.
RI appearing rom biz duly sworn to IN this
a cause thaJ the defendants, Joei smith and
A. =. SnaFely, arc non-residents of the = tate
Of Ienneaaee, ana that they are Indebted 70
eonplalnants In the sum of 8 ooo, and that on
these grounds an attachment issued nom
TINS court, attaching so mnch Of the estate OF
the SAID Joel smith, especially csrtain cotton
nemed IN 5ne biil Of oomplsinants as 70 sat
tsfy complalnants' claim, which attaGhment
has been returned, levied. etc.
y Is therefore ordered, That Trey maze
their appearance herein, at the court houso
Of the second Chancary Court q snelny
county, in the city OF Mem his, Aenne7saa,
on or be ore the hrst Monday q April, l57l,
and plead answer or demur % com plain
ANITA bill or tue same VII be feEan for con-
fessed as TO them, and set for hearing sI.
parte, aud that copy Of tnis order De pub-
lfshed once n week Ior 1c1r successive weeks
IN the Mem nhis Appeal.
This February 1 HIL
A copy-Gttasts
Rf ID. IL STEWART. Clerk aud Master.
q BY BELCHEa, Dsputy Clerk and Master
Wilson Beard, Sos, FOR com, is2s
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Fash, bslanca IN nbank,.-..-..........-..---3 I78
Bonds and MOrtgages, being drsL
Ian on Real Estate, worth sE54Z-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEMPHIS WATER co.

The Annual Election Of the Board Of d.
reetors Of this Company viii be held at the
ONCE Of the Company, No. y West Court
street, March 9Th. Stock IN hoIders are notified
10 attend J. W BRORE,
fe23 Pres. Memphis Water Co
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PRUSSIA.

THE CORONATION OF THE EMPRESS.
BERLIN, February y "A letter has
been received from the King of Sax
Ony, urging the coronation of the
Empress, which as a political event
seems expected, but which Bismarck
opposes.
Minister Bancroft viii give a grand
party in honor of Washington's
birthday.
THE GERMAN DEMANDS.
BERLIN, February % "A provin.
cial correspondent says that the Ger
man demands are 80 distinctly con-
fined to things indispensable that the
French negOtiatOrs will have to decide
quickly and firmly. A proclamation
of an armistice for a few days Is de-
pendent on the acceptance OF the main
German demands.
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sTOcKROLpERs MEETme.

TF7HFRE will be an adiourned me citing OF
the Stockholders Of the Memphis Wood
and Willow Ware Manu- iaoturiug Company,
oiclorI<. AZ the Chamber NJ Commerce BUS
mess on Importance win be brought before
the Com pany, and e is hoped there VIII be a
ruil attendance.
BY order or the President.
fa2 Q. w. HOFFMAN,. see'y, pro tenn.
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HEW AOvERTlsEHrsTe

III 0EieRF--0dlr rfaI or ..-r,s tina t..z-
~ sour abats Lottery. CLASS &C.
-, O4s A, 81, % -, ~. % 100 -., ~. 5. ~
tLAas o..
~. 80, 90 Is, IL, 81, 35. 33 81. e. e. %. AZ
Prizes nom $40 % SO CO., Baii n rI8rrr.
nished In the above Lottery by = FrfNlTF
~ North Court street, Box IfT THrrEH-.
Tenn. p. o. MURRAY. MILLERA col. Ha-.
aZers 80. LOufs. No. f-r|H
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Monday, March 2slh l87l

~ Y virtue Of e h-fa Issued byfhe CIefz CT
~ the First Circuit Court Of Memphis -raI-
pl county, Tennessee, ard TO me directed
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10 front OF the sherTs once on see4r4
esi eeti IN Greenlaw building .u the lllv o.r
Aeln pnli1 5leluy coulry, Ieuue5aa- sell ...
tle guest bidder tor cash, 40 pub C ale-
lloni Tue iolioWtug described zeal a.r .le- lr.a
hundred and sevsutY tI10i acra4 efIaur IrIre
IN ne Eighth Civil district Of shelby ea-..fr
Tenn. bounded as follows, T. uir.- hrrrs--f
Oh tne south DT the lands of james Jew.
on the east By those OF Mrs. WiIlar ana u
ram elarglsi on me north by The Falrual
and Lynn land. and on the west bF those 1.
on aH the prope. ty Of John james IHe.us. .rE.F
same tract upon which the talI I.Iua- -ee-
uy66l, TO SATISFY saif judgment lu fee-- rf
II uby. Adm lOf 3. ii. " llsou. daera- 8 ..r
tz5.73 aud CUets.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT. s5ern.
~ Z, 81 AAsosss Beputy. fa
Ghancsry Sale Of PersLnaI Properly.
No. 81, R.-First Chancery Court Of EHzI--
county, Teun--L. Homes vs. Henry EsLy
ct AL
u Y virtue Of an interIoeutgrF decree en-
~ tered IN the above cause February y
l5Il' viii sell Rt public aEc'i5 Jn El- D. iz1-
est bidder, st the residence OF ". b.. Lauaa-
ter, In SHELBY county, Tenn, on
Saturday, March 4!h, 1871,
within legal hours, the following described
personal properly, to-Wit; About $50 la uzl5
Of corn, about 800 bushels Of fodder. ana
H3 bushels Of cotton seed.
TERMS or SALE Cash.
ED@UND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
]. i. Ford and ]. r. Robertson. Att IS. E5-5
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INSURANCE

LRSURE8 AGALEST LOSS By FIzf. IA.
seq RIFE AND RIVER RIsFL
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ASSETS.

A BsTRACT Of the TaIRTY-FIFTH SEMI
h.ANNUAL STATEN ENT, showing me
Of the Company on the nrst day Of
January, lsll.
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AasOnie Notice.

I'VE Members OF EUREKA ClUy- O.
4 GIL no. b, r.. and 3. 81, ars HtI aFv ~
sun moued % appesr 40 q Regular Cone ~
clave. 10 be held this day. the Q f irHt r- g.
O'Clock pm, At their hall. Bus ue-= Il I--.-
pUrtancs 70 come before tle CJULc.I.
Irars enL r. ald 8. N Is ln s10u stand. .rs
are fratarnally Ia tied t1 arseud
By order or u. B. FDHsTEH II T. G 81
Attest; y. H. ETERs, Secrefarg- r.E
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HOME INSURANCE GOHPAHY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE no. I35 BROADWAY.

Cash Capital, S2,5G0,0C0 90
Assets, lsi lazy, 1877, 4,5zs,0O8 o.
Liabilities. 1858 u
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ist January. is7I, ,.............-. sls8,35s
Due stockholders on account or
a1i and Ead dIVldand nds..-.-.-.-.--.--. -. .
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Leaving on hand December
81, 1871 ......-...............-.. 737, 500. $40
equal to 10000 bales, Of 40 pounds
each.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
The State Tax PAYERS Convention.

We nave patiently awaited the results
of the late Tax Payers Convention, and
lind no good "iruits meet for repentance, !"
on the part Of t:e oE:ial>.
Tho Convention appointed Committees
to do that which shou!: have been done
Inring the session. The reports Of these
Committees, mcaSurably predicatcd upon
thc.ex- -partc Statements of some Of the
otIicialS-no proof Of course being discov-
cred Of frauds places the Convention in
a false position, for the reports are
adopted. What then? Might it not
seem to many that the Convention en-
,lorScs the official acts of custodians,
whose gross misconduct they were to
ferret out and condemn?
In view Of tue lamcntablc fact that all
office holders are expected TO piunder
and pillage the people, and that they are
generally considered by men Of all par
ties as having right to do so, we, as
humble individuals, canno. presume to
say that is wrong which seems to be in
accordance with the received opinions Of
mankind. 50 let them steal
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Lub.icasipe Oil.

# is well known that in the friction OF
TWO surfaces together, q certain amount
of heat is produced, and that the office Of
I iubricator IS 60 reduce this friction to 4
minimum, by filing up the inequalities
Of the surfaces, and preventing their ad-
,,rs;on. The more completely this IS
done, the less heat is developed; or, j"
otl!sr words, the less heat, produced by
the mntual friction Of two oiled surfaces
in 4 given time, SO much more valuable
is the lublica made use Of. Upon
this principle machine has lately been
constructed, for testing the comparative
merits Of lnbrica,ing oils, in which the
amount Of heat developed in ! given time
by certain number Of rotations, with
oils Of different qualities, is measured on
an attached thermometer and it is said
that this apparatus is now largely used
in various establishments for the pur-
pose Of furnishing the test in question.
Wilmington Star.
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SCRAPS.-

SCRAPS.-
Many child sings II want to be an angel, y
who would be more satisfactory if he wanted
to be good boy.
4 marriage service was recently solrmnlzed
in Cincinnati by the Rev. Mrs. Addie L. Boil.
lou.
Mary Cary says that if husbands generally
knew what thcr wives thought Of them, sui
eide would be more common occurrence.
A lady, named Mrs. Betsy Hudson. living
about six miles North Of Warren, Pa, on
the jamestown and Warren Road, aged six
ty-fve years, presented her husband, tew
days ago, with healthy, bouncing baby.
Two lively girls we're driving buggy on q
plank road and, on being asked for toll. ln-
oured How much is i,?" For man
and 4 horse" replied the gate, keeper, "the
charge is fifty cents. We'll, then, get out
OF the way, for We arc two gals and Il mare i!
Get up, Jenny!' and away they went, ieaV-
ing the man in mute astonishmcnt.
The bellies at Long Branch this season are
principally married ladies. At other fash
iunablc resorts the same fact IS noticed. 4
connois>cur explains this by saying that
Young unmarried ladies' are 50 much absorb
ei in the science of dress aud self-dispIay as
to BE- utterly insipid.
"IS NEW LIGuT.-Some men show most
wisdom in making bfunderS. \ Western
journalist seems TO have been wiser than he
knew, when, drawing upon his memory for
poetical quotations about woman, he dellY-
cred himself in his newspaper, as follows:
"'Oh, woman, in thine hours Of ease
Uncertain, coy and hard TO please,
But seen 100 oft, familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then embrace "
"It is doubtful if Scott and Pope, so essen
TALLY unlike, could, with the greatest care, be
again so happily combined to present au old
subject in j new light"
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sss7- DEBILITY AND EMAC

EGF- DEBILITY AND EMAC1-
ALTON both result from the lack Of ability
TO convert the food into uutriment. How
necessary, then, for those suffering from
these alarming symptoms to Immediately
resort to remedy that will strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs. For. as
soon as this desirable object has been ac-
compIished the health improves, aud the
patient resumes his usual personal appear
ance. uostetter's Stomach BitterS have
attained q world. wide popularity in such
cases, and have been proven the best ard
safest means Of removing constipation,
toninS the stomach, giving energy 10 the
liver, aE'i relieving every symptom OF ner-
vonSncSs and depression Of spirits. Its
cheering and beneficial effects are highly
spoken of by thousands, who owe TO it
their restoration 10 health. No restorative
in the annals Of medicine has attained the
same popularity in the short space Of time
it has been before the public, or has won
the high endorsements accorded 10 this
excellent tonic. Many other preparations,
pIrporting 10 be correctireS and restora-
tives. have bren introduced, and have per-
iShed one by one, while the popularity Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters continues to
increase, and is now recognized as Stand
ard household medicine. The success
which attends the use OF the Ei,ters evinces
g. once its virtues il all cases of debility
and disease of the stomach. Certificates,
almost without number, have been pub
Eshed, attes,ins its truly miraculous power
in removing those paint. and fearful di-
seases. And at this time it seems idle to
do more than call attention TO the great
remedy of the age, IN order to awaken pub
lie attention to its excellence. 1t is the
only preparation OF the kind that is reliable
in all cases, aud it is therefore worthy Of
the consideration of tie afflicted
Aug. ,, Slim.