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gos ‘und superiority of Wood ia Charlestoa. Rick:moad doce not hesitate 10 declare that he is tho ablest democrat ta the State, and the “only leader, except Cochrane, worth & dame in New York city” ‘Slidell, Bright and their friends did not beuedt the yaational cause by their condvot in their King street yanobe, The treachery practised up 2 them made them furious, and forgetful of that calm ano foresight which Ghould cbarscterize etateemen, they made few »/temols {0 persuade, but resorted too exclusively to threats to <° Complish their objects, Had they adopted a more coa- Clllatory manner they would perhaps have carried the majority platform, and would, beyond a question, have Dominated @ respectable candijate. By driving their Gre-eating friends from the Convention, however, they Btrengthemed the hand of Douglas, whose success has thus far been defeated by their Northern friends, whom they have not bad the honor of aiding. Thore is this excuse Sor tho seceders, that % long interview between Mr. | ‘Bldell and Dean Richmond ended in the entire Persuasion on the part of tho Louisiana Senator ‘that the New York delegation would, under no possible circumstances, go for the squatier sovereignty champion Df Llinols. Slidell admits that Richmond did not say in express words that he would not support Judge Douglas, ‘Dut be insists that the moral obligation was equally strong, ‘and the deception practised upon himself none the less abominable. ‘Douglas wil! not be nominated at Baltimore; but to ef- fect hia defeat, now and forever, it is absolutely requisite a ‘that the Southern seoeders should see the importance of Fetracivg their steps, and come to Baltimore, contenting thomselves with the New York resolution, which Tennes- See and Kentucky were ready to endorse, and but for the adjournment of the Convention would have been adopt- Bd. Ifthe seceding delegates do not resume their seats, ‘Dither full sets of delegates—chosen, perhaps, from som, ‘ne locality, with no regard to the wishes o Me people they pretend to represent — will be sent from all of the Southern States, folsted upon ‘the Baltimore Convention, and the squatter sovereignty treason thus become « chronic and incurable evil, at the ‘very juncture woen it might have been most effectually ‘Btrapgled. ‘The compromise resolution which would have been ‘Offered to the Charleston Convention by Mr. David L. Soy mour, on bebalf of the New York delegation, but for Sho promatace adjourmment Gn tha Si tnet., vende on fel- hbo Resolved, That all the citizens of the United States have An equa! right to settle with their property in the Territo ries of the United States, and that under the decisions of ‘of the Supreme Court, of the United States, which are m Bized a# @ Correct exposition of the constitation of the Se a Gt et can be ceetroyed or impaired by Congressional or torial legisiauon. . The circumstances under which this resolution wes drawn up are peculiar, as, though it was to have come from New York, the idea of it was suggested by the members of the Convention from the Southern States, es pecially from North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia, ‘who continued to participate im its proceedings after their Solleagues bad left. it embodies the substance of the Siret of the resolutions offered in committee by Senator Bayard, of Delaware, which guarantees to people of all States the right to ectile ia Territories with their proper- ty, and not to be interfered with by Congressional Jogisiauon. This latter was adopted by a vote of eighteen to fifteen in the majority report, Mr. Cros. well, the New York member of the committee on resolutions, voting for it, in accordance with the wish of bis delegation that he should be guidea by hie ‘Dest judgmeat upon the subject. A second revolution, do- manding the active interference of all departments of go. vernment, including Congress, to protect slavery in the ‘Territories, Mr. Crogwell, under instructions, voted agaime: ; end as it was, nevertheless, included in the ma- jority report, he was compelied to obey the directions of his delegation, and, witbout reference to his private feel’ ngs, to reject it as a whole, New York, therefore, signed ‘the minority report, with the clause added to the name of its representative in the committes, “As far as it goes.” ‘Thus tho added resolution, which was to have been pro- posed by Mr. Seymour, was @ virtual changing of the ‘whole front of the New York delegation. It would have Includes a plank on which Douglas could not have stood, and adds another to tne reasons why his ultra Regency ‘friends desired an adjournment. PMCKETARY TOUCRY SNUSS THR NAVAL BOARD AND TRACHES ‘THAM THAT THIS IB A REPUBLICAN AND NOT 4 MILITARY FORM OF GOVERNMENT. ‘Tt was stated in this correspondence a few days since ‘hat the report of the famous Naval Board of Officers, ap- pointed to investigate the condition of the navy yards, has ‘been brought to light by an order of the House of Re- preecatatives, and that copsiderable excitement had been (Preated in the various navy yards of the United States, as ‘woll as among those who bold civil offices in all other Branches of the government, by the fact that the Boara ad recommended to the Secretary of the Navy that the navy yards throughout the United @tatee «(be forthwith put under military rule. Bhould this extraordinary recommendation be car- Tied imto effect, the constructor, whose duty it is to model ‘and build » ship, must be superintended in his mid- Bight mathematical calcu‘ations by @ military officer ‘whose education bas been wholly directed to other sub- jects. He can do nothing, from the laying of the keel to the launching of the ship, without military aid. The Board, and in compliance with this request the testimony ‘was forthcoming, accompanied by @ letter from Secretary ‘Toucey, who tracamits aleo, by request of the House, Botion of the Navy Departmeat thereon. Touching the Fa i il WEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. ’ ore oll much talked of as living tickets. The somination of Bed ama Everett dees not call aay cathusiaga. Everett should have been at the hoad, or the Convention should have pat Houston in Boll's place. Is is thought some of the wirepuliers were mere agents of the democrats, who feared Houstoa’s Domination. The Convention bas failed is its duty to the great Union sentiment of the country. It is a party of generals and colonels without an army. They are chs rubims—with a head, but no body. There is a movement § put Banks on with Bates as Vice. If Bates is nominat- ed, memlin will probably be Vico President. THs REPUBLICANS AND THE REVEAL OF THE LAWS OF MEW ‘The more moderMe of the republicans are getting alarmed at the course of the republican party in the House yesterday, in repeating the Territorial lews of New Mexico in regard to slavery. The minority report of Miles Taylor, which bas just been submitted, is an able document. He maintains that the action proposed is in fact a usurpation of power on the part of Congress to interfere with the local legislation of the Territory, as conceded by the organic act; that it is in violation of the Compromise of 1850, of which that act made part; and ‘hat it is subversive of the rights of the citizens of the several States who have gone inte the Territory with their Property, relying upon the protection of national suthori- ty, to which they are entitled under the principles of the Constitution of the United States. THE TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATIONS. ‘To day was set apart for Territorial business in the House. Mr. Grow, Chairman of the Committee on Terri- tories, endeavored to get the House into Committee of the Whole for the consideration of bills connected with ex- isting Territories, but the anti republicans, under the lead of Mr. Thayer, of Massachusets, joined by a few re publicans, voted him down. This, however, could not prevent his offering bills for the organization of the Terri- tories of Idaho, Dacotah, Chippewa, Nevada and Arizona, which bis committee had instructed him to report. These were severally laid on the table, notwithstanding every opportunity was offered to make them conform to the views of the majority. Mr. Grow yielded the floor for the reception of amendments and substitutes, in order that separate votes might be had thereon. This placed the bills in the bands of the majority of the House, and it became clear that the same vote which tabled could have stricken out the slavery restriction proviso, and thea passed the bills. But this would not satisfy the Southern dre eaters, who demand proviso protecting slavery, in accordance with the clause in the majority platform re ported in the Charleston Convention. Knowing they could mot obtein this, they placed them- selves under the leadership of the new ‘‘aquat. er sovereignty king,” as Dougiss saluted Thayer, after be had finished his speech to-day, and re- sorded himself as opposed to giving our Territories go- vernments for protwciion to persove and property. Thayer was listened to with much interest by both members and Senators. Dougias was so much delighted that he could vot refrain from violating the rules of the House by olap- ving bie hands in applause. He probably remembered baving made pretty much the same speech himecif in \864,and it sounded like music to hear it so ably re oearsed. At the close of his speech the House adjourned, having accomplished no business. To morrow will be consumed in Territorial business, as he committee have several more bills to report. ‘The Senate was occupied with private bills and Execu- tive session, during which Mr. Benham was confirmed as Attorney of California, DESPATCHES FROM OUR MININTRR IN MBXIOOINTERVENTION OF THE RUROPRAN POWERS, ‘Voluminous despatches were received this morning at the Department of State from Mr. McLane, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 26th ult. There was no material change in the aspect of affairs. A messenger had arrived at Vera Cruz from the city of Mexico en the 24th, by whom it appears that Miramon’s government have agroed ‘0 accept the basis of adjustment proposed by the Freach and English governments, excepting therefrom, howevor, the provision for civil and religious toleration. Of course it is impossible for the liberal government of Mexico to agree to any such basis of arrangement. This movement undoubted]y originated with the church party; therefore the whoie matter will fall to the ground. DESPATCHRS FROM CHILE AND PERU. Voluminous despatches were also received this morn- img by the government from our Ministers at Chile and | Peru. They contain nothing of special moment. No in_ telligence was received by thie mail from Central America, EXAMINATION OF FIRRARMS. ‘The Board appointed by the Secretary of War to cx- amine the various small arms now in service, aud who have been in operation for several weeks, have Suished their labors and made their report. After a thorough and rigid trial of the several arms presented, they speak im high terms of the new rife musket now in the service, and have recommended for the mounted and light ser. ‘vice & limited number of Smith's breech-ioading carbines for further trial. Smith’s arm was strongly recom mended. It i@ understood thatthe Secrotary will con vene another Board for the purpose of additional trials. ARMY MOVEMENTS, Ry order of General Scott, insued yoeterday, a detach- ‘THE GULF POSTAL SERVICE, ETC. thorized Dr. Lee to report a bill for the sale of the Pena- Ube Custom House, and to erect « suitable building for Post Office and United States Coarts thereon. In the matter of the Boston Post (ffice no decision ban deem made. MORCELLANBOUS. ‘The President bias recognived Henry John Murray as Briuab Consul at Portiand, Maine. Col. Rasslot, Charge 4’Affaires for Deamark, bas re turned home on leave. There is some doubt of his retarn here again. He has proved himself highly scoceptabie to our government. ‘The Homestead bill, as it peed the Senate, was so changed as to give actual sottiers landa for a quarter of « dollar aa acre after two years’ setiiement Wamarcros, May 11, 1960. Dill for the reliet of Thomas C. Ware. Mr. Have, (rep.) of N. H., introduced « bill for the re- Bdwards and sanocistes. Read twice and eae bjiet i i i i The norning bour wae speat in dcaumsion upoe the sult, and i affords an itlustrs 820 Of tho grutt of the reyiag te Holy Wre, “that Got woo." @ako the «rath of may Preise hie, aad the romdue the. eo be wouls resirais That's just enactly what bas broy’ Goue in tags Suawea tion. If the Senator from Maine a. ad tne te acre? recreation dat the etjourament, . was diflen from bis (Hale's) experience . rae ele seem ecere sre pri 4 be maiatawed On any B Corner ty Spall nated 7 general consent ihe mocion 10 cy whh- drawn, and the Deiiciency bil taken up ted peared, After aa Executive session the Senate House of Representatives. Wasnrnoros, May U1, 1860, OUR TREATY SMPULATIONS WiTd raRaGuAT. Mr. Brawon, (dem.) of N. C, from the Com uitise oa Foreign Affairs, reported the Sevate bill, which was Passed, providing for the carrying out of the stipaletioas of the convention with Paraguay. The bill Provides for the appointment of & commissioner, for $1,500 for service im full, to act in , Mr. Grow—You bave not the floor to make the motion. Mr. Tuavar—The motion is always tn order. Mr. Grow—Not when another gentleman occupies the ‘The decided that Mr. Grow was enti Pa itled to Mr. Grow said the Committee on Territories had do- cided to report five bilis providing for as may new goveroments, to be criled res : f we, Novads, Idaho, Arizona and & map to be exhibited, show. 1g the geographical area of cach, and explained the no- Of orgapizing Idaho, now orgapizing i settler goverr ment than army and forts; and while tt was seem twgly sate the mails would shield the emigrants trom In dian depredations. He said Dacotah will include all tne territory weat of Minnesota and Chippewa, the country lying between Nebraska, Dacotah, the Rocky Mountains and the Britiah Possessions. Mr. CLaxx, (dem.) of Mo., expected, from what took place yesterday, that these billa would ‘not bo taken up tll to morrow. Mr. Grow replied that every body seemed to understand the matter differently. He would consult bis own jig went ip ee the business with which the House Mr. Kxi10ce (rep ) of Tinois, proposed an amen:ment. which Mr Grow consent should be received, authori Mr. Tuavar moved to table the Idaho bill. Criea from the democratic side—‘ That's right.” The motion was decided in the affirmative, yeas 102, pays 73, a8 follows: — Yons—Mevora Adams of Ky, Adrain, Allen Anderson of Mo. Anderson of Ky, Ashmore, Herkadale, Barr. Barrett Rovbem Royse Brabsaon, Brench, Briege. Bristow, Bureb, Hurpet, Clark Clogton, Cobo, John G»chrave Cox Crawford, Dave of Ind, Daleraee, Ktheridge Ferry, Florencs, Garoet, Gartrell, Gurley, Hamulitor arian, Harris of Va. 2, HN, Bolwan, Houston Aiigore Killinger, Kum kei Iumar Landrum, Larrabee. Leech of N. ©. Laate, La yen. Lonsenecker . ove, Martin of Ohio, Maynard neon, Miles, Milleon, Montgomery, Moore of Ky., Moore of Ala Worria of Ps. Morris of Ti!., Newon, Miblack Nixon, Pendie- ‘on. Pevtn. Phelps, Forter Pryor, Pugh, Quarles, Reagan Riggs, Robinevn of T., Row, Sebwartz, Seraaton, smme Smith of Vi ot te AES ver, Thomas U: Valien- fy 1, Vance, Whiiniey, Winslow and Wi 108 ‘Ole Dm De'a Mim, Rdwarde, Fenton, Prater ect, © Gooch wick ps. _Irvioe. . Kellogg log of Ll. Leseh of Mich. Loomis. Lov McKean, MeRpight MiTlw . mer. Peitit tle, Bice Kobtuson of Teele, Vandever Vorrta, Wade Wolieen, Wakes, Wasbeon rain, Va eres, isa shed, Westbara of Whe. Weahivarce of Ll., Weshvarniet ie., Wel's, Wilsos, ‘ndication of the other yea and ¢ temporarily) moved to atrike out the anti slavery proviso, ‘And insert ope of a different character. . Sie. Seeraan een) at es to any ments unti) Mr. should y the floor altogether. Be was opposed to thus bargaining q Mr. Grow accepted the amendment of ar. Kellogg pS ang Fd of the organized Territories to elect all their officers. moved that bill be ee of the Whole on the State of the ‘ion. Mr. Hovstow moved to table the bill. Mr. Grow—I withdraw my motion. z i eet Hi i z £ 4 H = i iy j a [ | j i! E P i ii! Hijeesi Ai inte - i i i: A Ent ir a F i : a lieibeidell HD ef Fel l 2 a THE SEW Youn WEeEALY mena, | ‘The Wun Hunan for the prescut wook wilt be ready this morving ot ten o'clock. Among otber matters it Will Contain:—Aw Account of the arrival of the scam frigue Roanoke with the Comiussioners from Japan, decoription of the distinguished Sirangers, their Drees and Aparence, Habite of Living and Demeanor, and am Ac- cova of Beir Reception at Panama ead Asgivwall; Re- port of the Proceedings of the Natioeal Union Conveation a} Ba @ore—Nominatioa of Joan Beil, of Teanreses, for Preset, aed Boward Everott, of dassacpusetts, for Vice Preaident; Report of the Proceedings of Congress, with Be Special t the Herat, the Latest News from Europe, Mexico, South and (entral America, Caiii.vais, Sc, &e, Evtiortals on Promi- nent Topics, Ran¥@ af the Cattle, Provieie sad Money Martew, end ah uNtOresung cows of the gaat wowk, ro orived by tolegrap.¥ OF mherwne single copies, in wrappers, cap be hat af the counter of the office, corner of Fulton and Naneaa sweets. Price six conte. Drawings of Ura.vcs, Brondbents & Co.'s Deaware Letterieon: - Auasex Coumry—or eas LS Maw U1, 1860. 60, 66, 26, 53, 38, 19, 13, 2, 65, 70, 9, 2@, LL. ConsontoareD orreay—taes 73 May 11, 1360 18, 72, 69, 48, 7, 28, 11, 21, 42, 62, 67, 22, PRANOR, BRO OGanTs & Co, Manages Wimingtoa, volaeare. ef the Delaware State Lette- Y & C0, Mansgers of the ‘so 3% Mar 22, 64, 36. 7 WaRB—Orass. FO. TH, May ll 08. 47, 64, 18, 53, 4, 55, 11, 71, 05, 12, TS, 6, 48, WOOD, EDDY 4 00. @ ebsware. Gro Woon, BODY Mus. Brawip, rea —WOOD, O@ctel Drawings or edges, Davis & 00,8 Ovasolid ted Lotterios " ‘Ocans $98, May LL (A6n, 10, 38, 49, 27, 6, 9, me ie ae 48. ‘Hscoe Geoegta, Royal Havana Lottery—Nes. 6,430, 10 186 19 606, 21.683 7. G61 drew the five ceottel prizrs tu the Gre wing of Apri) 13, 1880. CArculere sen: tres 0” expense by edcressing Don Rodrigues, care of Cy Post, Charienon, 8. C. ‘To Those who Require Evidence-—Che filer of the followog loser aster on, he Teter mor ibe tro durs'ton: and thers arnmen living inree quane sot ® ceatury, pro: Jews of evil, abd the folowing le.1er proves how poveat for LET INVALIO® CONSIDER THIB, HAMMONTON New Jerse, May 7. you apd ex1uree my have been exve eared w my own family. apd to hv 4 thouserde of others by ihe use of Brandreih s "Ue. ‘The fret Year tay ismented friend Broakway eid our pl ls tm Boe oa. Voailed st bis cfive. 1 wes then ta a decitning state of vorsge wool! soon tarmivate. Mr. Broce way urged me to take We Branoreth but need 8) mucd med cine. Hh no good elect. | mare toe'ined to let natore take fe course, ard esim Mr BK ofered to give I wovid try them as preasr bet. By tole t aaw be bad grest fei im them, and { sented to tate therm. but nobass gt 1 went hom At ft, aleneet hor elessly. after taking one bo» I ov never. Weil, sir bad used up my twelve boxes [ was parenily & heshby man my wetsbs De trom TR pounds voto 182 peurde L thon ordered betwgen that time and the vrenant | bave retal wand Jollars worth of these invalnshie “ils amd Wat dave thereby beeo loetrumenial to waving, not bap dreds. bo thoussrds « lives I hare given tbem to my horses, pigs fowls cata dogs, ant always oxen, wih’ the céstred have « ‘wife an? niue obiid: ‘ast our obildren look ao hest My stfe replies that ‘We raise them on Brandreth's ‘This sometiiors crewes «laugh. bat 20 & is Now, wy obf'dren overload bers. avently ssked bow it is or ir stomachs got e 14 sud ont of order’ been tought the remedy. ad ( coneider off upon tbe voyage themeclven, My wi ber duty withont returning tbanke to you for tbe has recetved from your Pili but ts fearful that abe canpat ox press ber res! sense of your mera, withont too grea an ap- pearance of fistiery She says if ev » deserved © ' to chetr memory, (bey are «0: UNCTON Bad Braxpaern. | was in trade Jato reridevon, coln, Me. for twenty nice years, and bare deen bere about \wo year; Tam therefore, well Known, and my sale ‘ments ean be verised by }undreée. Youre. traly, (. J. Fay Bold at M4 Cann’ vireet No 4 Union sjuare, and by reepeotadle ucalers geverally. Price 26c. x" SPRING STYLF OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS Now Beaty No. U2 Broadway owner of Poiton street. PRICK FOUR DOLLARS. KNOX'S undivided attention ix given to the man sfacture oes be end he will not permit an inferior aruic.e to lea White's “Sensation” Dress Hat, Spring syie. WHITE, Hater, 216 Broadway, oppostic & Pauls Leary & Co.'s Saceessor.—Hunt & Dasen- BURY. invite the attention of eentemen to the superior qualt- ty and ptyle of their dress Hats. Nos. 3, 4 and 5 Astor House- W. H. De Voo's nN ,* STORE, way, (Second door from Walker street ) hermits To-DaY. ‘White, the Hatter, 216 Broadway, SENDS HOME Gent's Drees Hats, Soft Hats and Caps. Gentlemen's and Boy’s Hats, Caps and (qundyen's ney Tia of every dseripion an wie, oun be found tm grest varie: at HARE: 526 Grand sires!, 1 High even’ Shirts at Meed Get Your sa vm weer Improved Frei zone sham, ready made or made to at ‘Ureea- wie sree: corner of Murray street, David's Spri Style of Gentlemen's Dress Black Frock Conts $4 to $14 prapeerisenate whi. OB. ‘2. HUATER & O0., ‘2 Bowery. Summer Neck-Ties.—A Large Assort- Ot Foinlise' acon BS Broedway snd 61 Meseen steel Laelia Tha PRARGO 2 SON, reat Sale of Shirts at m MOODY'S Bhirt mansfactory, 253 Broadway. Six Fine Shirts for $8, Worth $12. MOUDY'S Shit manufactory, a =i i ne eile f js | ii : ; u Steinway & Son's pe oS Seem Krom, 0 Fun Seen eae apt pa Parker Bro’s Cerebarted Lond: Club CELLANBODS. | to ocverice tat oOere eee cn eee aad anid ot 8 wich | cae wwe wen te Todt 1 thn brnan, wt ining oF dion x tole | [fb Boticione be NUE rA Yorn ov] aren bt xy S | by ei tnonvory cuales Onteresarph 407A J. 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Theaye | ——~ oem a - a A Spplied mm the aby'igha rooms. al ibe eae | po NYS ‘unuialy toto the mere of Oristadore’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou | GAY ediauied Paper's *i' be oumvinond that : nod ‘he die | meandest die@n"@FY Of he dey. it ta faa borwwiag a vevuler Ftc ee Me Pha teas a ag 7" | Steer ad! “how Sap 3 Beavtifal Oomplextos—Laird's Liquid mae \o agier Menerae | QUREEN, THE PREFBOF Pitre Tice! be sebloved a eslotrtp 09 toring 0 onssl for beaut , Tnreruored te Nori Auto, "House, Bareay soak AS FIXTURES AND FITTING, neh je, the Trae seoret ot Beauty, G*ro 1 BROADWAY we A eon. purities. clean 4 invignraten tha skin renders largeet ‘selected sanrime the complexion beeailfuily eloar and briliast. i) coain s | SAd Frecch Bronses i uve ety for enie atv. 4 6 priaea by bottle, STSPHRR FULLY tres. Barry's Trieopherous Best ond Between Washington place and portbrvan aed sosoine tee ons Ae noid by al! owe: UNDBRQ ARMENTS ASD MB) V8 FURNESS. croggite, Ahh “ Bost Geoa's a Lowest Eriems. 00. Durnstye Canes —A Compound of 4 Fiore. eoener tt f ir. Thia praosration containe n - Inege prosortion of deocor'znd aocoaan’ ot! which ts nntrer YATT'S LIVE Bata, M. sally Sciwowied ved to Teecatisa tet tan as oo | EL REMUMa TIA «, NEURALGIA various conditions of the human hair. . D GvUt, Im their worst stages: sigo « ‘rofula. King’s ort, Shirts to Order, Sid nlosra, and the worst cnens % dlnosare of the blood. migesetens sa!itgr comptaiaia, Kutna To, salt reowm, Jo A . 20, are moat eortal aly cured by orks UNION ADAMR, : HYAITs 5) Balsam Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.—MU- Move of bottles are aow used tm the fo children teething, wih never Calling mediate and certain. twenty @i ‘Truevee.—Pr. Marsh Continues te A) Torma Suprorters, Shoelder Braors, @aspcosy riifacdaee Ursea Supporters, speneury Hoetiogs, Hale ‘Trnaees sod al) eur; Nag lady ts aktontacrne nthe forosla desart on at elawtin speliennee aout. Nos? Va Norton's Otnt ment ‘or SALTRERUM AND SUROP! Bold Campbell, Southwest correr Eighth avepue and Twenty eighth street Medicines warranted stiictly pure, Trusses, Abdo: cone Steckings, &* , acourately adjusted Ladion tent female 85 Fulton sireet, Oone' ro ption, pera! beteiny. Th oly obi'd di cared and ie m iellow morie's be will send to thore who wish it the recive Something New—< Stemmering.”—The use snd gure xf this annoying defect will be fully made known toany person thus aflicted on application. free of Dr. (A, fe SMEDLBY, Artiouli, office 618 Hrond- ‘ir my carpet bag as regularly as 1 40 lecinres or nen” Public Speakers and Vocalists..--A Not- United Stator benttted t> am. Kollel aim | Tire BALSAM on IAN Tiik RPFIGACY OF BYRD? Sold at 75 cents per Lhe pre sipal depot, 26 Grams Rew Yoru; and by Hayes, Brook ‘7% with Only twenty KOKERS FARINA JELLY, a Dm LICIOUS DKGame dest aubstitvie for sutme | [ood enriches @e t., Astor Bouse, opposti st. 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BURDBALUB poate ARN (CA LINTMRNT eit + 1 orewared by ¢upbining arvivs win « mot) Dealing amd pom « ating vegetable oll Per ail tne s0HeS 40 PAINS Chemist and Apothecary, 1 Supporters, Vart- toby N.Y. and Asthma Cured.—Dr. whiie fp the Mast Indies: a rertain ore bme Bronehitia, Coughs, Colda and Ge remedy was discovered by him whea bie wasgiven op to die His child was od well. Derirous of beneitting his public lectarer saya of Brown's Broo ell my lecturing tours. I put Trosbes Fublic speakers vocalisiz, and all others who exercise the | thet human flee ts betr tit la without equal. velo ¢hou'd pever fail of neing these Troches Thee gir pase Sonssetiom, ‘Sruieee Spfaiaa all otber preparstions in clearing ond strergthening the voice, | Pain in the Ride and Bream Bore Throat. 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