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NEW YORK SAW MANUFACTORY.
PC ELM STREET

rs I'M
THE SUBSCRIBE FIR lin addition his Iron Foundry and
Mschi-e Shop) commrnoe ed the Manufacturing of
SAWS
DESCRIPTIONS,
prepared orders for the following
articles,
Gust s.ssl Turned Circular SJws, aIraned true;
veneerirg Saw Plates, in rmrnt;
Catsn cleansing rrlsr or Gin Saws;
Nh, Pit. aud Cruss Cut Saws;
Rriveo- Turning Saws, BIetnr Wondcutter's Webb
Chest Grating, II md PANEL and Ripping Saws,
Dsetors >. Csco W-hhs, biue OF bright;
Hsy aud Str ~ Knves Machine Knives,
Cot Ste. ! Brick Truw., t.olid tangs);
Piisering Tmwel., &c. &c.
II Being supplied with the b~-i quaiiynf
CAST STEEL,
MI expere ceL workmen tom Sin field he will the above
srtre.t on.i i,po ted made in this country.
Order, for al kun &c CASTINGS, MILL. STEAM EN-
CINE sid MACHINE WORK. will he executed uuliai the
cest4b,hed Iron Fund Elm sret between Pen DlsEe
\ HENRY wORitALL, Ofics, 26 Elm street.
New York. Feb. g. 1886 8S,&x
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A THENA PLAS rE IA .sfe and eftctua remedy
IA for the Rheumatism Lareness of the Back Limbs Tieh
Of the Chest md Difficulty of Breathing. Thi plas,sri pr
pared cm the orig nal recipe Of eminent o. this city
who his employ ed tie with
his private practice seldom if failing giving
relief Prepared and for sale by
WHITING NEWELL,
feb Tiff Corner IF Madison and Catherine street
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body upon De blood
Acts xviii XIII.
RLEEDtEG SOMETIMES IMPROPER
II Mankind. oh! consider Dr. Hone. Msgnum Is sscA
invaluable preparation supersede Bleeding the
of Gonorea Glee VeneTeaI cases Of log
standing Its valuable ingredients being sarsapaa
preparations scientifically Combined by exp enced Chemist
warrants il TO tn nfammaisy the di.or
ders male female in three four dav. For A. I'm
Broaway corner OF BToome Scheeu ia Canal oppo-
site Chapel street, r. Austin As Carmne and y E. Chsss
ney IA Bowey between Grand and Broome Pce 81
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THE sUBsCRIBER PROPOSES TO PUB
i LISH by suhse ipiien LA MORALE CATTOLICA,
tks Catholic mora by hazon, with 10y him. elf in Italian
English 81 80 per copy, in two duosecms volsme..
l.. DA PONTA, S. Dey
Where the subscription book is open.
WANTED, good Translator from Iu,lian 10 English
jaa Se-tf
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MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Atthr Clinton Lusch
lvl Broadway and Liberty street, served dsy in
superior ly< jan 2an
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SOUTH. CAROLINA
Sumter District
William II. Brunson applicant

Leonard E Brunson. Manning D Brun
son, Lawrence Brunson. Jared n Brunson
James Y. Brunson, Willis z Brunsoa.
Henry r Brunson, Nary Brunson, Oauan-
ries Brunscn. tnos Hodge} having iaiss-
married with ono Hodge, Emily Brunson.
fnow M'EIvain) having intermarried with
ono M'Eivain, Mason Rcams guardian sds
li,cm Cor minor heir William i. SBrunsct.s
defendants. 80. s. -
1. appearing TO my satisfaction hat
Leonard E Brnnson, Henry Z Bfuasoa.
Jared N Brunson, Lawrence Brunscn kaai.
ly M'Elvain, and her husband. reside With
out this State. Il Is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object 10 the division
or sale of tho real estate of Peter = Ebsan-
son deed on or before the nineteentit day
OF December next, or their consent 70 4ao
same will be entered Of record
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Ordinary. 8. D
DC, 29::37::h
Prs fec, &C 70 ssss. s.
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From The Saasyilie Register.
TO TIE FRIENDS OF MECHANICAL
IMPROVEMENT

We taise pssasasp so making IL known 10
scientific and sncciiaaicai mcn generally iha,
the Rail ROAD LOCK (model,l is CON-
picicd, and VIC respectfully solicit an exams.
nation otis mcfits. Il viii !cssc shortly
for Europe sia Now York, (in The course OF
4 fos days. and we hope thar The friends Of
internal improvement, and useful innosa,sons
win nos pctmi. this opportunity to pass with.
on, tsosougGiy examining and investigating
this useful and great invention. IIs it a facs
admsird ,bg ali those coayc1ssn, wiih Raj;
Roads, that inclined asncs md stasionar,
power, asa moi only Sow, expensive, and
dangerous mode of clc,alion, but century
behind lie prsscnl improved aud scientific ago.
and folly worthy of the lines that pronounced
Evans msdman, when he proposed - APP
ply steam 10 locomotive purposes. IA eco
nomiral sslley Locations Of ihs road is ilot un.
frrquensly sacrificed 70 curves Or 'uufasorahle
foa,cs 10 gain some poiut ai Ito Gaso OF tho
mountain suitable lor tho construction oi
plane. This evil is obria,cd by tha adop.
Ton oi locks. The most favorable and eco.
nomical valley route can be pursued, regard.
les of the absapiatss OF the acciirity al
which ihc road may strike. an iockacan bc
constructed where planes ca,,--as also whese
il would bc Totally imprac,;cabIc TO eons,ruc,
planes Of any grade. Admi, that the poin,
ke higher where the Locks cross, in niuo
Sa, of ten their cost would fall far short OF
'ifis snsooni necessary TO the construction Of
planes. and as iransportaiiou can be effected
in less time by locks than by planes. and
Their aliendan. stationary power, they may
wcii afsordtb cross al higher poin. Of tho
ACTIVITY. and ye, sarc time and money; and
we n'ay add Tho money saved in tho cous,ruc-
toa Of the road below, free OF cures as be-
fore mentioned. And as cures arc disad.
vaatageous 10 Rail Roads from r,sny causes
already well known, to show tho comparison
in fair light, y. will suppose ,ha, the first
cost of locks and inclined planes are the
same. both to o.ercome The same elevation.
Allpw tho plano to hare its stationary engine,
rngi'pe-bouse, ehimneys, drums, ropes, rol.
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rron, tina Newark (N j. Daily Advertiser.
NlRACULQitS ESCAPE.

I Mcssrs Editors.-Son will render tri.
b,aese noble daring aud heroic bravery,
by making public through your columns,
a fathers .haaks 10 the prescrrcr Of the
life Of an only son, nj the late Ere.
My son, boy Of ! ] years, led BY casi-
osity or boyish hardihood. asccnded 10
the second story Of . wooden building, in
The rear, believe, Of trunk makers
shop in Market street, thc roof Of the
building al the time being nearly destroy
cd; and une end in flames. Some Of The
hy-sianiers told the boy 10 coa,c down. ss
the rhitaney tatssrsd. lie impediateiy
a,,crnp,cdi., but tho flames had reached
the stairs, End no pushed back TO the win.
dows; tho garrett floor had nov burnt
through. aud The Gre was falling around
and upon him.
The people now bcekoncd him 10 jump
as the only means Of saving his life; ter
riticd q, his situation. and nearly sufioea-'
ted by tho smoke aud flames, he sank
down upon the floor. At this moment q
young man sprang through tho crowd.
and rushed up the burning stairs to rescue
bkIU. uE uiOthChb NV tsoNNSe 49, s~P
the stairs fell, leaving no egress but leap
from The second story window among the
burning brands beneath. Nothing dassa-
ted. he caught up my son. and sprang from
the bIarins building unhur.. bearing with
him the o6jec. Of his noble efforts. With
the true modcs,y Of his daring spirit, tho
prescrver OF my child disappeared from
the crowd. and no, until last evening could
l learn his name.
And i. was ihen with administration
TIA, I learned nv son was the 9Th fellow
being he has been The instrument in the
hands of gracious Providence Of saving
from, violent death.
If there is an individual possessed OF
The noble attributes Of man. that beiug is
HENRY MONROE, Of Ferry ST:
Yours with respect.
JAMES D. GARTLAND.
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Cotton Saw Gins

Those who Calculate on hsying their Gins re-
paired by the subscriber will conier hsos ny sen
ding thsm in as easiy a. practicable, sno Mus u-
ford an Opportunity Of serving csah N que ane
New Gins, with Steel or Iron plate ss g,no
and for sale by JOHN WohhmAS.
Angus, 6-2s-fm
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Distresaixg Gdssahy We LEARN 81
letter from tie Rev. Dr.. F1iitiierspocMGfss
Camden, s.. C. HAT William T.. EeTraad,.
ESQ. of OnsI0W eounty, Wss Suddenly
and unaccountabIy killed 81 the overtnrn-
ing nf the Etage. is miles spnsh of Che
Irau. .on the 7,h inst Ihs Stags ussG GfJe6.
with passengers, bul nome others sseTe ~
.iured. HI. y MSS sitting On fHe middle
seal: Wiieh taken oui, d slight eatM3dd ddssss
covered on dc forehead over the sye HI
spoke once comp lsinsd IS his hesd
and lied in less tiian ten niinntes. xeSs
mains were inferred on the farms0f q Mr.
M'aiillan, TO whose hands his effects lres
where iheywiII remain perfectly sale NM
tiI called ioYs r. r. vas on biz Wy fs;
Alabama md HID siderable sun of
money abc1t him He ras ane of ilsoss
Canii1 1ales On the Van BuTe9 Electoral
T'iskef. Ia thi s;taic.-lb
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DIVISION or DEPOsITEs AMONG
THE STATES. IS

- = 4
The Secretary ofske Treasury has no.
tified the Bank of Virgins, that he shall
draw on that bank, d few days atfer tie lat
Of January. in faserSof the Treasurer oi
Virginia, for about $3.50. GOO. which will
of course, be previously deposited I'M the
bank. This ratio viii Sgise 10 the Siaef
about 81, 100000 BY the lst Of 0ctob
next, and make The whole edistribusable So
about or upwards OF SO miIliens, inciu-
ding Michigap.Rie Eng.
Me- 6y fhe Globe On inquiry ne learn,
stl1at similar notice has been sent to The
1deposite bank in every State in the, Union.
giving 10 each which will be called IN
next January. seasoaable noiice Of the
probable amount il viii then, and quar-
ierly during 1897, be required 10, pay over
either to the State In which it is situated
or to some other Stale, near where . suf-s
ieient share of the public money is mol get
Deposited.
This is another proof that The impusa-
tinn Of transfers without notice is utterly
srrrsnnij j.cse, and llat lhs bank s have am
MD 6oriunity 10 place funds wherever
rcquired, otilerewise than in specie, il
The pSftirs are accommodating; and that
sir. Waedbury han been t7om The first,
while viiified and siimniized By The oppp-s
siiion. Gsr conspiracy not 10 cxecnte5tlle
.ieposite act. making full; prompt and
successful efforts 10 enforce IL.
Besides This, the extraordinary calls on
the Treasury TO- meet very large appro-
priaiious al the most distant points, whc-
thcr in specie or otherwise, hare all been
provided for scasonnbly beforehand. and
punetually met without. ve believe, q
single exception.
Ne have obtained, and gire below, for.
public information, copy Of one OF the
circulars 20 the banks nbuve rrferrcd %.
TREAssRr DErAaTEEsT.
November Isl, 1886.
SIR. Il. is deemed proper and useful
thus early 10 apprise tho bank over which
yon preside, that In a fcr days after the
iirst OF January nexi, providcd -.he,
State Of shall ikeI mare passed a
la~, accepting the deposite. md if not.
as soon afterwards os Law shall be
passed. srarsfrr draft will probably be
drawn on Il BY lhis Department, for about
the sum Of 8
. I, will be made payable forthwith 10,
the authorized hf said Slnic--thc money
10 be kept Ia dcpositc ON behalf Of the
United States. This transfer viii be fol-
lowed on the IL, of April, July and Oc-.
tobcr next. by other drafts Of similar
omouni, sud payable 10 The same agent.
unless in The meantime different notice
is givcn by ibis Department.
When the transfer drafts arc forwarded
10 you, the precise amount will be as
certaincd and specified thrrein-and the
form enclosed Of such drplicatc receipts
as arc 10 be saken BY you Of tho agent.
and anc Of iiscm returned here as . rou.
cher Of your payment.
I a,n, very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant, i
Levi WOODBURY.,
STrfmyu tAe 7reasary.
President of the +
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Shocking Casnaliy.--On Thursday las,,
a fine. interesting child OF Leonard Sea-
well, Esq. Of this vicinity, aged about =
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|Sriafas ihf1iy with gIsat rioicaeeS
5roma 'kclse i. swisia b1siish daring,
he had mound Ind was % badIY iiDiured
that He died almost iilstantIys The seci,y
dent q rendered more distressing by thss
ahsence of his Parents, lto left there il
few weeks since on visit Aia6aiaa.
Ralesgk Register
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E1sessi;sa--On FRIDAY last, Levi lIiIlef,l
IS y = 1nkr xUksS@a.

cpuvtctc!i OF the mufueI OtSJ JOuu ~ MltASs
her. nnderwcnt the dreadfus sentenes0f
the law al Lonisburg! He had been re-.
commended 20 mercy by The Jury which
tried him, and BY msny of iheg geitixeas of
Franklin and Wake. but Cos. Spsiga
said tha, from fhc eTiaence givenonfh6 tSsS
n cf his father (AfefriI Miller} ne sh0nghE
The son. the more guilty OF fha tRo; md:
as the public seemed 40 be aafisiied az The
falher's guilt. he deemed tlse oanG nan.
a e. subject Of execution. a ietter fEou1
"a friend at I,ouisburg. says:- Id yonsh of
Len aud the general belisf thu hs fails1s
uas ths car,se Of HIS beinE involved ID
crime ior which hn su6sfed caused 30
most universal sympathy ID his bebal 4
believe, do not cxaageEafo wheni sayyasak
.nine-Icnihs Of lhe pefspns assembled, sc va
mess his execution, would have bean highly
gra,iGed il pardon could hase beci sxssu.
ded TO him.
Ilearn from ,hnsc ubose duiy required
them 10 assist ia The Execution TINT the
yonng man exhibited but Id,ie frr,ness. He
said ihai his father hsd hssaslI him g tls;
awfiIl rcrftlon. esess'
q ssThe arrangemenis made bY The Sheriff
were rcry iudicioas, and sthe Exacntiol TT
attended with nothiag adveniitious % nd IN.
tho i,orross which such 8 scene s ealcutaseds
to inspire. ID
Y1e Iadias prismery- will Be rstol.
icc,ed thai several of sIe hcssiie Indiana
we're deiained, by ,hc suihosnies of this3
State a. peisoness. 20 ansscT for csinses
which were committed by them during
tho recent disturbances The nospsi00s
Jim Henry, who vas foremost q. deeds ot
darkness and bloodshed, with sondry of hi1s
associates, were confined ia the Jaiiof -Rns-
sell county. Judge Shortridgo presiding.
billsof Indictment were found against them
BY the Grand Jury. Jim Hear. tbscagh
his counsuI. .Mcssrs Underwood md l1sEfss.
succeeded in changing ihessenue IN his esse
10 this county. Hais charged with negro
stealing; The pcnisAmcnt upon consicison =
death. Sam brown was charged xiih the
same offence. Tho jury fonnd him gailiS,
bot motion in arrest Of Jndgnlent having
been made by bis counsel; Mcssss
waite and Robertson, his Honor Tssotssd thu
question rs being novel aud difirnk soshs
decision Of the supreme court ChaaneAa
alias John fos the murder Of Fannin. uss
tound guilty; Us was also Tuscoones Fixed,
and four others tor the mmdcr Of Green thu
stage driver Hafucli and Hilliard appear
cd lor tho prisoners. Thu prosecution On
The par. Of the State was conducted b tha
Solicitor G d shouridge. Esq Tha 2sth
Of Norembcr isshe dsy set apart for the cxe
cuiion Of the last six above men,ioncd.--
There asc four others now in custody, 70 bc
tried Tor similaf offences ri thc next ensuing
Term Of Russell Court Tshsy VIII, uc nm
derssand, bo undoubtedly spnsic,ed
.. Mczfersasrr. (a4laA Aar.
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Presidency Of TIC Rail Rsad--A writer
In the Charleston Mercury some, dsya
since, labors with no ordinary zeal in an
alicnpt, 10 convince the Charleston and
Cinctnna,i Rail Road Company. .tha. i,
would bca wise and saiutary selection OF
Prcsidcnt Of tho Company to confer
iha, honor. on John C.. Calhoun. This is
truly the aac Of wnndrr,; aud VIC should
no, be much surprised at any Thing. bu.
wc think il would look lisIic. wnnderOu.,
and snuhd n little strange. ii So noted aud
distinguished q Disunioni@i was made the
President OF ,f,is Great Uniun chair.-.for
such we shall regard this magnificent
Rail Road when completed. Ii would
only verify the old saying, tha, cx,emcs
sometimes meet. We. however. do mol
mention This as un objection TO Mr. Cal.
houn. but alludc To il only on account Of
the singular aspect j, would present. Blu,
in sober earnest, if grca, energy and
great excriiuns. both mental aud physical.
aud the manifestation OF great zeal and
assiduity in promoting the successful re-
snIs Of This great enterprise. constitute a
claim 10 the Presidency of ,hc Company.
The public voice could not hesitate to con.
fer it upon Rober, Y. Hayne or Abram
The claims Of either of these
gentlemen are Infinitely STRONGER tt,nn
hose OF Mr.. acknowledgement Union.
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Ali Han!:.

The 4G, ,0g0 shares arc taken. and The
company lormed-parIculars hereafter.
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Moatg tgraeTy, do Aac.
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What then Is our duty!
Is il 40, 10 preserve. "a cherish. To isa.
psore. tho Inheritance which they hssc
irit us-won By their tolls. wa,errd by
their tears. saddeued bu. ferilized by
thei. blood! Arc VIC the sons Of worthy
si.cs; and Ia the onward march Of time
hare ,hry achieved, 10 the career Of hu.
man in provcmcnt, SO much, only tha,
our pos,e,i.y and hcirs may blash for
the contrast between their uncxampled
cacrrics sud our nsryclrss impoicnec!--
between their moro than Hercultnu 10.
bors aud our indolsnt repose! No. my
fellow ci.izehs; Gar be from us-far be
lrum you--lor he who now addresses you
has bu, few sl,or, days before he shall
be called TO join The mulsisu'ies Of ages
pas, be far from yen thc rcProach or the
suspicion Of such degrading esn,rsst.
You ton have tho solemn duty to per.
form Of improving The condition Of your
species by improving your own. Not
in tho great aud strong wind Of a re-
voIu,ion. which rent tho mountains and
brake in pieces tho rocks before the Lord
--fnr The Lord is not in the wind; no, in
The earthquake Of revolutionary war.
marching io tho onsc, between tho baiLc
icld and tho scailold-.-for the Lord is
aot in The earthquake; not In the fire Of
s;sil dissension--.in war between the
ncmbcrs ond the hcat--in notification
If the laws Of the Union by the forcible
of ono refractory Sintc---for
he Lord IL mt in the frc---and tSaf fire
vas never kindled by your fathers! No!
, is in the s,ill small voice that succeeded
he whirlwind, tho earthquake, and ei,e !
irc-.-tho voice that stills tho raging Of
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01Anx1sEoygw A0ADxuGY.
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W. FsusIs Department II ne Chsflss-
towa Academy on the LET Of esPtsnssr. n
which wsii ~ taught all tbs brasebss Of :
liberal female eduestion, together vith the
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90 branches cf EngIish Masic; Drawing
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enbrscing he sdvsntagss Of The orisetAl
Tinting npd Water Colon alec, ether Or
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the nslssdePartnsat win attend the School
daily % instruct IN such branches - occasion
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treaoay. Natural Philosophy, and chsnh-
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tsnsivs Apparatus.
Tsyms per session Of D month";:
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Rev. d. n. Riddle. Pisisbrrsh; Rev. ,. 2.
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ID REPAIRED solely from vegetable INST
u Ter BY JACOB fioUCK. Baltimore. shish
may be taksu 9Th perfsss ssfrty BY all aga ss,d
IN I'll disesses. hs cures ere for the foiiovins
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Obs,rueted Mensirsntion, Ague and Fever, BIZ
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Palsy, Goui. Rheumaiism. iafismulatofy Sore
Throat. Group, Inflammation Of the Heart,
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Ditiieaity Of Msi.iag Urisc, elect. Mysteries.
Nersous and Serofaious AHceiions Of the Mem
beg and tigsmeats, MereuriAi add NrDeresl
Diseas-s. ulccrs. Sores. Affections Of the Skin,
and all diseases arising from Impure Blood, he.
Price per Bottle - s0-for sale by
JOSEPH G. HAYS. Harpess-Feyry,
HAYS * HIGGINS, !sGspaerGi.1o~~.
July -. 1880.
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q timely hiat % The progress 81 his art--and the
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az the m.rketa Our Prices Carrsnt ere correct
ed regularly according 90 the auetuAtieas cf
trade; and or weekly RsrSe,s shows In detail
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advised u the state Of our market
TERMS.
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yos Arc vesy psetsy, lady.
And lwhh hat you would stay
Al the chamber window opposite,
Throughout the iive-ions day,
] should like no better pleasure,
THAI On FOUR 1ses 10 look,
while your syss are bent On sewins,
Or % an open book.
But slssi you seem 20 shun mo,
And you greet No with frown.
when you catch Ne hooking a. you,
You pun he surtsin DOM.
An ! - very hidsous.
That yoo are - unkin1i
no. tsdy, Sbr saw you once,
Rsspfng dying through The blinl.
Thea. isvsiy lsdy--bsnish
Ycuf prudish little srts,
And snils, - II you'd like 10 win
A husdrsd yeung nses hearts.
h1y own b 1t your service,
nyos osiy weold but stay
~ The chamber window opposite,
And Ist mo gaze al dayt
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CONTENTS
Of SAsnaoa4sls wstsr, aeeo1dfar % a. snaiy-
Eis II tAs late DR.. De BUTTS, q Baiif-
we've.
sslshi,s. or, suIpbsss Of Line,
CaFbonats Of Line,
suIphato Of Mashesis, Epson salI)
huFisis % Msgnesia,
knrisis Of Sods,
snlphais q ifOa,
Cagbonais Of Iron,
sulphafeItsd HydFogeb Gas,
CaFbonic Acid Cas.
Ts-psysisrs about any-hve degrees Of
Fshrenheh.
PrepsVilss-aetiyely parEa,ive, o. gsntly
iaxaliye, N pFopoFtioa % ne qusniiiy takso
iAto the sl0maoh, o. eonditiop u the 81 stem
--Tsnic--D iar>sis-DisrkeFstis