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AMERICAN SECURITIES In ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. May g. 1872.
The uncertain aspect of the American Presden-
tial question has had q marked influence upon
United States government bonds, and the market
Tor those securities has become fat.
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A.-The Wheat Field Of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE-FREE HOMESTEADS-CON-
TENIENT MARKETS

The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale 3000OOO
Of Land in Central and Western Minnesota, en-
bracingl Some OF the productive wheat lands in
America e Excellent timber for the mill, the and
the re Rich prairie pasturage and natural meadow.
with clear lakes and running streams In healthfu eli
mate whore fever and ague is unknown. Grain be
shipped from this section the Atlantic cities cheaply
from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois. Cars
ming through these lands from akessuperior 70 Dakota
2 miles Price of land close track - to -
further away $3.50 will pay tor 100 farm Seven
years credit warranted deeds; Northern Pacific III
settlers
Soldiers under the law Ciarch 1879 get 60 acres
free the railroad by and years residence
Transportation nj reduced rates furnished from all
principal points East to purchasers OF railroad lands and
to settlers government homesteads. Purchasers Will
have the Northern Pacific Railroad deducted
Now the time for settlers and colonies get land coso
TO the road.
Pamphlets containing map and dissertation Of lands and
copy Of the Home law free, and ftl
information furnished to all Address by letter or oapy
:" LAND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD,
81. Paul, Mimi, I'D Broadway, New York.
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A.-lIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner MURRAY street
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COMMUNIST PUNISHMENT.
MISS NELLIE GRANT.
Social and Cabinet Compliments in Paris
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May Q, 1877.
Miss Nellie Grant to-day accompanied Mines
Theirs and De Remusat to Versailles where she
witnessed the playing of the fountains.
The party subsequently lunched at the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs.
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s r A I N :.
Field Details of the Battle Rout
of Don Carlos.

Tho Killed, Wounded and Prisoners Roy
alist Pursuit Of the Fugitive Revolu-
tonists-Exile to France-Don Carlos
and General Rada-Amadeus De-
mand on the French Republic
TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID May 6, 1872.
Tie latest dispatches nom the scene OF the en-
gagement in Navarro, between the government
troops and the forces commanded by Don Carlos.
state that forty OF the insurrectionsts were killed.
ten wounded and $50 taken prisoners.
The royal troops are in close pursuit Of the re-
treating Carists
tian.
DON CARLOS AND HIS COMMANDING GENERAL RApA.
telegram from Bayonne says it is again ru-
mOred in that city that Don Carlos has been cap
tured by the Spanish government forces
Rada has certainly fed to France.
The government OF Spain has made demand
upon France for his expulsion from French ter
ritory
Revolutionist Arms Impressment ON
French Soil.
PARIS, May O. 1872.
Three hundred Inhabitants of the province OF
Navarro lied into France to escape impressment
into the ranks of Don Carlos previous to his en-
gagement with the loyal force.
English Reports from the Scene or the
Revolution.
LONDON, May 6-Midnight.
No confirmation of the reported capture of Don
Carlos by the Spanish troops has been received not
withstanding the fact that special despatch from
Paris to the London Standard, published in the
evening edition, stated that Don Carlos and 100 of
his followers had been captured by the Spanish
government forces.
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sows ear, but harsh dry wiry, intractable head Of
Ions CHEMICAL. HAIR INvIGoRAfoR- II annihi-
lates the vegetable parasite known daDdrun, Axes
every loosenng fibre and imparts to the whole Of
hair indescribabe gloss and beauty Sold by all
druggists.
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ENGLAND.

Progress Of the Wages Strike and Precautions
Of the Police.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat
90 to EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, ll8 Nassau street.
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A.-The Hat OF the PerfOd.-knOx Intro
duces to-day his Greeley Hat" All who intend 10 sup
port the Cincinnati nominee must call ut at 2l3
Broadway and procure one of them.
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A.-Hernld Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. To s Y. NJ.
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vergncs' cthe Discovercr) Electro-Chem>
ICAI BATHS. Best remedy for Rheumatism Chronic
and Nervous Disorders 81 West sixteenth street
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Royal Havana Isottery-Priccs Re-
duced r. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 W al street
Post Sffcc box 1865 New York.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Circ N tnrs and
Information furnished by r. oRTEGA No. Wall street
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Window shades Of Every Descriptions,
q. (. kelly 4 Co, tn Broadway
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A.-Ncstle's LactcOus Farinn,
tho Mothers Milk Substitute
Recommended by eminent physicians
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a. notice for catching Bedbu,s, whore KNOWLES
AMElsiCxN INSECT DEsTRoyERi Is faithfully used 1T an-
nbfTatas other noytous insects not leaving
one for seed sale by all druggists Depot No Sixth
a "A
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Comptroller Green yesterday paid to the Health
Department the sum OF $4,000 for salaries ana ex-
,aises ri said DeDartmenk
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Batshelor's Hair Dyc-The Best In tho
world he only perfect dye; harmless, reliable ista'-
A. all
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lady friends have opporpily Of suppIyHg them en-
selves with articles OF Table hre a. ess
than the rprnlar prices Ivorvhended Taba knives &C
So per doaun; spoons nna forss y, a. per
az \ igCf, MADISON & co. ., G5 broadway
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No Need for the Fingers.

.CostnrNs, Exterminntor Kills Rats
n,iso, reaches ants, cock reaches, waser bags, &C
h''s'H '"~' COSTAR n co. Z57 Centre street.
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Endorsing the Liberal Republican Con-
vcntion In Tennessee.


Tie Liberal Republican Executive Committee will
issue an address tomorrow to the people of Ten
nessee calling for ratification mass meeting on
the Goth inst. to put forth electoral ticket in
favor OF Greeley and Brown. local ratification
meeting has been called for next Wednesday night.
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THE MOTION AND SPEECH which defeated the
efforts in the Cincinnati Convention to make nomi-
nations before laying the platform were incorrectly
attributed in the report of the proceedings to
Colonel Mcclure, OF Pennsylvania. They were made
hy General John Cochrane OF New YORK.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May @, 1872.
The appointment Of J. r. Emmons, counsel for
Governor Reed in the late gubernatorial contest as
Attorney General for the State Of Florida has been
confirmed by the Senate
In the Assembly this morning Mr.. Cessna moved
that the impeachment charges against Governor
Reed be recOnsidered, which was defeated.
The Legislature adjourned sine die at twelve
O'Clock, noon, to-day.
There was great rejoicing at st. Augustine, and
thirty-nine guns were fired in honor OF Governor
Reeds acOuittal
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to report in favor of A. s. Wallace, the sitting
member from the Fourth South Carolina district
The indictment Of Mr.. Wallace by the South Caro-
lima courts for perjury, in taking the ironcad OATH
1t Is said will soon be effected. In 1862, at York.
vile, In that State, he made speech to COnfed-
crate battalion, urging them to go and fight ard
win glorious Names like the patriots OF Kings
Mountain, and promising to send his youngest
son--his eldest having already enlsted-intO the
service as soon as possible.
The Texas Contested Seat.
The action OF the House Committee on Elections
in the case of N T. Clarke, OF Texas is regarded by
his friends hasty the Adutant General OF that
State is now on his way here with testimony to
show that 1t has been impossible for any one to
take testimony against Giddings, the democratic
contestant, owing to the existence OF reign Of
terror, which makes 1t unsafe for any one to even
express opinion In favor OF Clarke. Giddings has
been proved to be member OF the Ku Kux and
other similar organizations, and IL is stated that
his election was secured by intimidation. General
Clarke expects to have strong case to present to
the House, Notwithstanding the adverse report of
the committee
Mr.. Summers Public Schools Bill.
Mr.. sumner failed again to-day In his efforts to
force consideration OF his bin for equal rights
in the public schools OF this District He viii con.
time to insist on action regarding it until he sue
ceeds In making final determination OF the sub
ject.
The Case OF Captain Prcble, or the Navy.
Naval Court OF Inquiry has been in session here
for several days having for its object an investga-
ton into the circumstances connected with the dis
mssal Of Captain g. II. Preble from the navy by Mr..
Lincoln for allowing the Florida to enter the harbor
Of Mobile. Captain y. N. Mafht, the Confederate
corsair chief who had command Of the Florida.
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he had been, prior to this occasion,
brought home dead drunk many times,
and he did not tell his folks of his in
Juries, their suspicious We're not aroused
by his grOans, they suppOsing them to
be but the delirium of his drunken state,
and in consequence they did not know
of his condition till Sunday morning
Medical aid was Immediately called, and
it was thought best to amputate the
limb, which was done, it being taken off
at the thigh. He died, however, be-
cause of his injuries, the next Tuesday
morning, at the age of 30 years.
Turner was arrested, charged with an
assault with intent to kill, but after the
death of Mercy he was re-arrested for
murder, and had preliminary eXamin-
alton last week Friday, whereby he was
held for trial ut the September term of
the County Court. Thompson. of Iras-
burgh, and Powers, of Morrisville, are
counsel for the state and W. w. Eaton
OF Greensboro, appears for the respond
ent.
Ann McRoy, Charles McRoy's sister,
died Friday morning. She has been in
disposed for some time, but it is thought
that his tragic end shortened her days.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mrs. Polly Cole, of South Wallngford,
committed suicide by taking arsenic
last week She had been living with
her son, but he recently changed his
residence and left his mother in the
house by herself The Overseer of the
poor called upon her to see about taking
her to the poor house, but she preferred
to die
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REPORTS FROM HOME.
A Living Witness.
Boston HERALD OFFICE.
Boston. sept. ~. l-7U

BOSTON HERALD OFFICE.
Boston sept. ~. l-7U
II. X. STEVENS. Esq:
Dear Sir-Am"ng the many cures effected 10y the
ust of NEGFTINE. have heard of salts
factory than my own. have been afflicted with
Scrofula salt Rhrum for many Years inherited III
the blood. making its appearance ON my whole
body. bursting out i'll different places, and painful
eNund description. SIN of the most popular purI
firrs which advertised To SCrnfula and like
complaints have faithfully tried but my ds,-,sr
was deeply seated a. L. resist all. laid my case
before several prominent PHI -iClanS. but nuthln.
tended I" alleviate. Finally. by the influence Of
friends. consented t" try NEGETINE. commencing
the first of January last and after expert
ruced sensible relief and could feel il working in
my system very differently from anything had
ever taken before and al once discovered that il
was accomplishing. I'll" object :" earnestly desired.
| continued "n. following directions for three
months. and the first OF April found me well man
have PASSED through the hot summer and have
continued L. b" free from any appearance of il I"
the Present time.
My general health is excellent. and my recovery
{" tn" Use Of NEGRTI>E. | could never have been
Cunvincrd of the marvellous results OF this wonder
full NEUErINE under any other circumstances but
now recommend every "nr {" turn To this Iur~tI-
mIhl, remedy. and that all L. il represented
am living witness and il Will afford me great
converse on the merits of NE,;ETINR, none will
dispute no owe II what do.
will here mention of child having a severe
attack "t heart complaint. which Negetn" has "n
tirrly cured, and shall always be happy Ia make its
virtues known within the range III my influence.
+ H. YOUNG.
Mr. Young has been i'll the employ uf the B,stuu
Herald during the past eighteen years Many can
Vnuch for the above statement.
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The Reading Room, Again.


MR. EDITOR Il noticed i'll your last
issue an article upon the subject of de
corum III the Reading Room of the
AthenrInI As one who has offended,
| want tn say word, not i'll justitica-
ton, hut by way of eXtenuation We
Americans are little used to absolute
and exact restraint. We hardly know
what it means, and have too little ap-
probation of its necessities. We pay
such partial and tardy obedience to
reasonable requirement us just to save
ourselves from the charge of insnhor-
dination. We like to compromise be
tween downright rebellion and cheerful
obedience. Europeans tell us that we
are so radical in our notions of liberty
as to confound it with license. If this
be not the natural outgrowth of our
liberal institutions, it is, at least, IA not
unusual incident to them. But | Sis
pect our notorious lawlessness, with
reference to certain requirements not
found in the Statute-bOOk, is owing
rather to hcedlessness and the force of
habit than to any spirit of insubordina-
ton. No one, | suppose will question
the necessity of very rigid regulations
for Reading Room. There might he
some difference of opinion as to what
degree of rigor was necessary. And
this is probably the reason why the adj
monition, keep Silence" has been in
terpreted relatively rather than abso-
lutely.
Some one, Emerson perhaps, has said
that one mans rights end exactly where
another's begin And this is why it is
necessary to have rules for the regula-
ton of public library and to have
them rigidly enforced.
Upon reflection, we shall see that no
line can be drawn to any purpose, Other
than Oh the hither side of total inter
diction of all conversation. Beyond
this point no exact line can he drawn,
for there will be as many opinions as to
the precise point where ones individual
rights begin to infringe upon the rights
of another, or in other words what will
amount to disturbance, as there are
varying capacities for seltishness and
varying degrees of sensitiveness. The
only rule which can be of the slightest
service is one of entire Introduction
and this, to be utility must be enforced
without distinction of persons. Moth
/ ing is more natural than that one who
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22
Auction and Other Sales.

The time of year has arrived when
the columns of the CalcdOnidn exhibit
the trading propensity of the Yankee
mind. Farms are bought and sold, and
stock and personal property are chang
ing hands every day. If one has any
thing to sell. either at auction or pri-
waite sale, the best way to advertise it
is in the columns of Il local newspaper.
The person dried up and blew away
long ago who never reads the adver-
tiScmcnts."
Under the head of sales tins week. on
the fourth page. will he found the no
ticcs of auction sale of the q. G.. Harvey
farm and stock. at Passumpsic, next
Wednesday and the sale of stock and
personal property ut the DeniSon FNler
place ut West Burke ON Saturday of
this week.
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Harriagrs.

In ST. Johnsbury, March IA, by Rev. l.. q. Bras
tow, Mr.. Harlan W. Bowman of Marcus Iowa
son of Mai. n. =. Bowman-and Miss Mary Foster
of st. Johnsbury.
In ST. Johnsbury, March II, by Rev. b. NJ. Tillot-
SON Ellison 5. Hutchinson of st. .Iohnsbury and
Miss Genevieve Colburn of Glover.
In Lyndonvile, on the 18th inst, Charles Lynde.
Esq and Miss Nellie L. Norton, all of St Johnshury.
At the Baptist parsonage, Sutton, March 9, by
Rev. +. l.. Wiley, Mr.. Henry +. Barker of sutton,
and Mrs. Laura NJ. Hayward of Burke.
At West Concord, by the Rev. +. l.. SENT, Mr..
Frank Fulford of Littleton n. H., and Miss Flora
j. Cushman of Waterford.
At Wells River, ON the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM.
:. Palmer, Gideon Lord of Norwich and Miss
Bellisant Clough of Littleton, n. II. Also, on the
18th inst, by the same, James Ii. Learned of New
bury, and Miss Mary a. Paige of Ryegate.
In Landaff n. H., March 4, Mr.. Alonzo p. Carr
of st. Johnsbury, and Miss Emma B. Foster OF
landau.
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S G f O F u L A,
ScrofuIouS HumorS,

If NgGRTISE will relieve pain cleanse purify and
cure such diseases Restoring the patient Ia perfect
health after trying different physicians many rem
res suffering for wears is II not conclusive proof
If YOU a sufferer. You can be- cured Why il
this medicine performing such great cures 1t
works i'll thu, blood iii the circulating fluid 1t can
truly br called the GREAT Blood PUriRer. The great
source Of disease originates i'll the blood; and no
medicine that does not directly upon it, I" puri
~ and rcu"vac, has any just claim upon public al
trntou. When the blood becomes hfrl-s~ and stag
nant. either from change Of weather or climate.
want of exercise irregular diet, from any other
cause, the NEGETISE will renew the blood carry oil
the putrid humOrs cleanse the stomach, regulate
the bowels and impart tone of vig"r To the whole
body. The conviction Is, i'll the public mind Ar we'll
Inlt the remedies sup
piled by the Vegetable Kingdom more safe. more
successful, i'll the cure of disease, than mineral
medicines. NEIETINE is composed "f roots. hark-
and herbs IL L. Pheasant la take, and Is perfectly
safe to give infant. In Scrufula the NEGETINE
has performed wonderful cures where many other
remedies have failed will he by few of the
many testimonials given.
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has CHANGED upon something rare, should
desire his neighbor to help him enjoy
it. Nothing is more natural than that
we Interchange few words of friendly
greeting as we meet. But when we
think of it, we know that a Reading
Room is not the place for social babble-
ment. | think the difficulty has grown
out of misapprehension as to what the
regulation meant, and this would seem
to be the view of the managers of the
library, if we may judge, by their sub
shutting for the regulation, "Keep ST.
lence,' one whose meaning can hardly
he Inexperienced. Every well dis
posed person will submit gracefully to
any regulations which may he thought
necessary to secure the best results of
this new institution. OBSERVER.
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Religious Meetings.

BAPTIST CHURCH-Mcrtings in hall of Cal"d"nian
Bluck-(Rev W. L. Noycs Pastorl Sabbath
services at 1890 A. NJ. las and $50 T. NJ. sab
bath School at 1900 81.
NRTHOpIsT CHURCH,-(Rev. II. G. Sheldon, PASTOR
Sabbath services at 1890 \. NJ, las and go
Pm sabbath School at 1900 NJ.
NuKTH CoNG'L CHURCH,-(Rev. Chas NJ. S"uthgatr,
Pastor) Sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ. and
6.3OP NJ Sabbath school at l:45 p
~nI1H CONG'L CHURCH,-(Rev. l. q. Bra-tow, Pas
TORI sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ. and 6:jt
r NJ sabbath School at 1900 NJ Prayer
Meetings at each Church Wednesday even
in.s at 100.
YOUNG MKS's CHRISTIAN AssOCIATION,-PraycI
Meetings at their Rooms Union Block Fri
day evenings at 500 O'Clock.
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lrahs.

In this village, March L. Matte, aged months
twin daughter of W H. and Margaret ROBBIE
In Danville, March IL, Mr.. Aaron Wesson aged
IL years-formerly of Groton.
In Sutton, March IS Mrs. Lydia Holmes aged
81 years.
In Sutton, March A. infant child of Cyrus Bailey.
At Compton, p. O., March g. Mr.. Henry Holbrook
aged % years and 10 months-only son of L. W.
HOlbrOok ESQ
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Deluge Fire Co.

OtIUBt L ire %.
At the annual meeting of the Dclug,
Engine Co.. No. ,. the following officers
We're elected
Foreman F. Rollins.
Second Foreman -Daniel Carpenter.
Foreman Of Hose Benz. F. Rogers.
clerk and Treas n NJ johnson.
asst clerk Daniel Carpenter.
.Stdniing Committee Z. F. Brown,
Daniel Carpenter, l.. {. Woodbury..
The next meeting will be on Thurs
day evening. March -, at o'clock. A
full attendance is desired.
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Gold and ISOnl~--Mar. 10.


For the week ending Tuesday, March 10, Is72
MARKET BRRP- A few choice slO ~ a 10 20: extra
~ - II 10 %; first quality e. ~ 10; second quail.
ity o. 25 : 90 third quality g. - Il ~.
STORE CArrLR-Working oxen and Steers, per
pair 600 slOO sl25 a s220.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s3O eco; extra Els a
ee5. Farrow Cows Sl2 a 81.
ERARLISGs-s1 OO a all two wears old sl2 a sa5
three wears old s25 sij.
SwISR-Western fat none Northern Dressed
Hogs cper ID. Stores-W holesale none.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LkBBs-Iu lots 81 "a. e. 20.
s. ~ 81 W 90 10 per head - ~ $40 on per
head, OF l0c per lb.
Spring Lambs. g. 30 slO 80.
Veal Calves g. 90 a sl2 On.
Brighton Hides. Il sic per ID
Country Hides a Il per III
Brighton TallOw 81 &c per 10.
Country TallOw sac pei ID
Petite. g. Is "a 81 90 each.
Calf Skins 10 lSc per Id.
PRICES or POULTRY-EItra la 10 per ID: prime
good C; medium c; poor to
medium O.
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Everybody Speaks FavorabIy.

EAST MARsHFIELp, Aug. 81, I-7O.
Mr. STEVENS:
Dear Sir have been troubled with cankcr from
childhood, causing my mouth Ia he al times
that | was unable Ia eat Have taken many prep
aTItiuus. but with no effect until tried your &c
tine. y trr taking few doses. found il relieved
the fiintncSs at the stomach that always accumlIa
mes cankrr humur; and, by the time had taken
the third bottle, my mouth was entirely cured
Have not been troubled with II since that time.
which is eight months ago. | have recommended
il I" several of my acquaintance and every on,
speaks favuTahly of its good effect.
Yours truly T. :. SHERMAN.