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III.
ned, do cum. and let me have kiss from
yure sweat lips agin. lis mostpesky hard
that | must stay single so long, when
there is so many chaps hear that wood
marry me in minct, and say thank ye too.
Sam is list cum. Ddnt. forget what told
you. Sans weskit isias purity as ever
fral funny list now, lookin at his butens,
but tell ned he incident bessafeard, thare
aint no danger. Mammysa and XII! sends
their love to you. Tell ned TO cum soons
for darnd i'll can waite much longer.
Yo.e afectiont cuzen,
MAT1IDAANN b.
N. B. Samsis gone. He set up nifty
close, but he coodent cum ii: but there's no
noin what NAV cometto Pass1yit. Ieii
ned to he ezy about sam and cum soon.
The following letter was received by
the editor of the Kentucky Yeoman,
lhrngh the Posl-office:
Mr.. Editor: Kin you tell how feller is
to gil along these times, what's in debt
and who aint got any money, nosproperty,
no credit, no wife, no children, and no
friends; and who are too honest to work,
and TOO lazy to steele? If you kin, will
subscribe for your paper.
DEGRADED WRETcH.-The Jamaica
Standard and Royal Gazette, says the
New York Aurora, contai"sa statement to
the effect that one II. Peterson, master OF
the American schooner Fancy, at that
port. from New Orleans, behaved In the
most disgusting manner TO some ladies on
board, Of high responsibility, who were
po possengers in his vessel. On their arrival
at Jamaica, two gentlemen, friends OF the
ladies, waited on the master, and obtained
from him the following statement under
his OWE hand: 49,
K1SGsroN, JAM, 18th June 1912.
I, the undersigned (masler and part own.
cr of the American schooner Fancy
do hereby acknowledge that my conduct
towards The ladies and children who came
ou, with me as passengers from New Or
leans, was brutal in the extreme. deep
" regret my misconduct, and humbly re-
quest that they vii! accept ofthis my most
abicct apology, for treatment unProVokedi
uJ any impropriety on their. parts, and
esedad from ah5nb s2H4au hd1ui RalE R8Es
PETERSON.
Witnesses; A. Mcmillan, Charles Mason
To this is appended statement sIgnet
by three of the passengers, concurring II
the opinion Peterson so abjecIly express
es OF HIMSELF and the affair concludes will
an affidavit of Petersun's in which he
sweurs lhatshis declaration above is un
true, and that his signature was obtained
10 i, by Mr., Charles Mason, through iea'
of bodily injury. 1t is scarcely possible
10 believe creature so abject coward' as
to confess himselfthe guilty thing repre-
sented above for the protection OF nj:
miserable carcass; though we can readily
supposeda creature who would behave a: as
rascally as he did in the first place, wouit
only act in character by signing the shave
Built Sun.
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Boston Times.
"CArF1su EDDY, Joon l2, 1S42

DEER Soos:-I set down TO rite you a
few lines TO let you no how were cumin ou.
Us has binn livin up hear on Rackensak
about a year, and has slithers Of fun with
the foxes around about these Parts. Our
setlilmenl are not very thick, but mind |
tell YOU, there is some rale tall chaps in
these hear disins. We had nice little
danse al our hous last sundy mite; there
was a raft of boas present. To tell
you the rale truth, there is one yung han
sum felIer that lrise 10 cortm mil ghty hard.
He wares tip top close, and then he has
sich nice straw culcred wesket, all full
of them are yaller shiny bulens, what we
and YOU used to think was so purity.
don't keer Gus for him; his name is Sam
Simmons; but likes him to cum to our
huus with his shinin weskel butens. 1t
makes me feel alloverish, when l look at
his butens. Daddys crop is fne.. Him
and Jim calcelatcs on maxim nine bales Of
colen this sesin. Mammys got three cows
and two caves. 1 do wish ned jones was
here. When you see him tell him to cum,
for ime most diem TO look at him. | prom
list to have him. swoar it, and by gravy
lie stick to il, sink or swim. Tell him to
rite if he cant cum. Kiss his little sister
for me. Tell ned thare is no danger Of
Sam Simmons; he cant cum it, even with
his purity yaller butens. Thare is toabe]
another dams over the swomp, next sundyI
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AseENE.-A correspondent ofthe fan;
caster (Pa) Inteligencer states that he was'
present at a Camp Meeting in the lower
end of York county, on Sunday, the 24th.
nit. and that between ! | and IL o'clock in
the evening there was thunder Storm
which, for rain and lightning, and loud
thunder he says he never heard equalled.
The lightning struck into the campand
killed three horses dead on the spotsEbe.
sides stunning number of the persons:
present on the occasion. The scene he
describes as one Of the most tarrifc and
awful; the shrieks Of the women, the
neighing of the horses, and the successive
peals of thunder, preceded, by the most VIZ
vid sheets of lightning, made the whole
spectacle one of great and awful sublimity:
No person was hurt. -.
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AN ARKANSAS Girls LETTER.-The
following characteristic epis'lc was pick
ed up on the road few days ago: 1t ap
pears to be from young lady in Arkansa:
10 her friend in the East:
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e
emerged from the cave, his health was 50
far restored as to be able to ride eigteen
miles on horseback in one day. We give
the following extract from the article in the
Journal, descriptive of some ofthe pecu:
Iiarities of the interior of this remarkable
place:
"The atmosphere of the cave is dry
andthe temperature even and equal. have
never known it 10 vary half a degree,
through the year, from 60 degrees Of Far
enheit. Combustion goes on well, lights
burn clear-respiration is easy. Animal
flesh will not purify in this atmosphere,;
nor will vegetable matter decompose:----s,
Meat hung in the cave d, few days, becoms
SO strongly impregnaled with nitre as to-
become unpleasant to the taste. The corn
cobs left by the oxen which were fed in the
cave thirty years ago, are now insa perfect
state of preservation; the logs used for wa,
ter.pipes are sound and good. Animal
flesh dries in the cave, and becomes hard.
Al this season Of the year, very strong
current ofair rushes out Of the mouth Of
The cave; in the winter, the current changes
and blows equally. strong into the cave.'
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CONGRESSIONAL CouRTEsY.-Wes find
in the Fayetteville Carolinian paragraphs
from which we quote the following. sqssss
SIN The recent debate in Congress, on
the Navy bill, Mr.. Ada uses the follow
ing genteel epithets tQNerds Mr.. Wise
He calls hing demon of hcll,"-"a foul
fend,"-..a false, base and corrupt hearts;
filled with low and mean, motives" Wise
retorts by calling Mr.Adams "a bull dogl'
fan old man going g1astso hell; SO full Of
malice and mischief, 4latshell could nossg
hold him; and as there were esmapys egroes
there, he would createsan insurrection in
he'll, unless the devil should protest. a.
gainst The Almigh.y's sending him there.
The Baltimore sun states that atthe"Mil-
ford Bard" popular and well known,
writer for The papers of that city has been
placed in the alms-house. lntenPeranceg
has thus thrown him from the heights of
fame. When will the dreadful trsfics Of,
rum cease?
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MAMMOTH CAVE IN KENrUcKY.-It is
asserted by a writer in the Journal Of
Commerce, rha. the atmosphere of tlfei
famous Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky, has
duali,ies of the highest efficacy for diseas-
ed lungs. Dr.. Mitchell, most Of whose
family have died of consumption and was
hmselfreduced to hopeless condition by
the same desase, believing thar there were
restorative properties in the air ofthescave,
resolved to make il his residence for sea-
son; and abou. the Ist of ApriEhe took up
his abode in III Star Chamber, about mile
from the entrance, where he continued un:
ill the close of June. He says, that in g
week from the time of going into the cave
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N. B. Samgis: gone. He set up nifty
close, but he coodentcum ii: but there's no
non what NAV comesto PassSyit. Tel
ned to he ezy about sam and cum soon.'
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No -

Underwent. without any resurrection OF the aesd'
or end IF the world, A. understood, and made no
nee of the sword Of the Spirit which il the word
~ God. to establish his ,o'ition more hrnly'
Neitberdd he bcgia To answer, or even st0fe -
objections. or argument. OF those who pnDhsh
Christ. personal coming TO judgement at hand
excep, a, here already stated. though It was looked
for by many who heard the announcement the week
before.
Alter all, there are many other points taasni N
Prof. Bush'- general views Of prophecy, whlcs
-s, bo received a. Truly instructive and interest
mo- orer.tinr. also. a. very Just rcbuke Of those
loose. and ", popular principles Of Interpretation
which rcpresert nearly all tie precious heavenly
promises. az having their fufment in temporal
Milenniu m. and without even any heaven at all
unor the Earth; and Of course, certainly none so
desirable and for al tho saints, the heaven an
,icipa,ed in the Professor theory. >.
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WHOLE NO. 30 5.

,on.. who would have to DO it. Children car
perforn. a. We know. hundred things whicf
would be- more or les. demeanius 10 mature aee
but which do not disgrace them IN the last We
zee children rolling. Tor example. 90 sand-haaks
or PLAYING in thr mad ~ think nothing ct Il IN
them. waile IN mon i- would excite contempt an
disgust. We could. for example. form IN A''o-
ciaiion Group. OF Pages, composed OF children
from the age Of eigh, 70 fifteen. who would wait
un,n the tables they would not Be dishonored 10
The least by il. while they would preserve a o!as'
of grown persons from the degradation Of becoming
servants.
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TIE WAY TO poIr-Day y Marin have a0-
oaicel princely fortune by then backing one
method they adopted Of giving celebrity to the ar
,;cle ,,a. 10 establish n demand. To accomplish
his, they sent all over Great Britain more Than i've
hundr,d men. whose duty 1t was To visl to"H''
and uo.ire al all the various stores ana NOES '9'
Day X Martins celebrated backing ieop'
were ae,oushed at the inquiry and c'"'el',n,'
supplied temsclycs with the article. In ms way
a demand was created. aud the supply "n'vl ''-
lowed. enriched these backing makers UNI. '.',l
have become amongst the most oPuIent me" III '''
empire.
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I AM REPORTER for July. ls42.-
4 I'm, ilY pull s.ed hy M tDBI RI >UUtN ."
/ : Na.sar..tretf ~ Y. ami i0 >choOl-st, Boston.
CONTENTS

- Na.s,v. street v Y. and 10 >chool-s,, Boston.
4, a.,o., o., ease Of samuel II Hopkins. WHO Wa
recently rrea.r,i from the Massachusetts sac frson, a'e
an illegal inpr.,ormeut OF twelve year. 60.
H. Ounion OF Cfef Justice g son, OF the supreme 'ou'
OF Pa 10 tie casr of Crai- >. smith St-
ILL., opinion sf Judge >praeue, D,tiici Ju'.r .i ~,
State, i0 Massachusetts, 10 ;he case OF hdrolS v S'e@
boat Maverick ,
" Three opinions II Mr. justice story, OF ihe supreme
Cont ar tue n bankruptcy eases, VI n The cae OF
BENJAMIN Randall and others; n lie case of Luciu' kames
N tit ca,s o.. Nose. Carlton.
X Damon oh J.iee Bef,s District Judge OF the L. :
fr the Southern strict 81 horA ih TIE ~.
% Vi opnion Judge Ware District Judge q, the Tinted
Stlie, 0r Maine, the bankruptcy case oil Nl'ho'@s ="
III Tbreo oruons of Judge Jndson. District Judge OF
tie a. : Tor Connecticut an the olo~ ng banHtu ols'
w. Culver v Calender, m The matter Oh Lev iou's' "
MI pec.on OF the supreme Court Of Maine, m TIE
TX D. est of American Cases. beng selections from
Hilr.f y W Reports and Alabama Reports ,,,-.-..
X la,elIi sence and ,ceiany CONTAINING 'he lo'"yDs
.lorf 7rfc cs VI. fn BankrupicyFrrnch Law '"e-''u
rsncr-Evdenrc-IsW ard Literature. ... .,-,...,5
Nj 4 complete LET OF b1nkruls> IN Tonne ,.'u, ~ -
for The Law Reporter by the ntcd safes Marsha vi COZ"
XII Al.t Of Bankrupt, in New York, up to June ,oih
Nil Isl OF Cankrupt' N Massachusetts, UP I" 'u'e
XIV Notice, Of New Publications.
The / Reporter i publ snsd simultaneously IN boNsh
nnd New Yok the r.t Of every MONTH i roYa cav
form az pages At the Nv Pre-" OF Ihi'e Do"as peI a"
,siv circulation n contain. the decisions ~ an ue no>'
cases decided ma tie United states A. ,n a. POI
I'M. 7t.r thrv 10, verrd Many OF them hrinT ioth
Judges ct the Sdrlou, courts also Hi'ai' "-
40 H. rro.f irnuorfaut English and Amercin hfpfi> o-
geih,r with ar legal Intelligence OF nieie>' ~ '''
y, ,ilI. tha worn contains monthly lists OF bauAup,
NaS>a-tusrii,. New York. Msinr ana
~ ,' ' 80 Jyllu
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Il III f L II b L \ f.

Li,r sNp wRtrr~cs % EBESYzrs PORTER NAsoN Ey
DgNsoN oLMsTED. N~w-Yors Dayton Newman,
l- broadway
young man Of great promise who died in earliest
youth. IL contains numerous letters and other
writings and possesses great interest a. the record
of the life one cut of ere be had reached the rpe-
ness Of maturer years, but whose carly youth was
fi Of promise.
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"a Iccfsre corfai-.ng tl- concluding part o. ne
ssotrc anaIouof LiBEsTY, will 10 delivered - ues-
Iav Evrning next. The Lecture HAL. 81 broad"ay
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John. bow wish 1t was IS much tne i"''''o"
10 trade wives as il Is TO trade horses
why 50 Peter ?
81 chca, somebody most shocl,in' bad aiore
night"
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GPLENDmDlsC0N i.i for Learn ! ,tIsDs

- ING To PAINT AND DRAW rK"M M hr'
m work. of earfe-. cvtcut.a according o t' ne" ,Nt'
nav D.. s..n a. NJ "a Roadway, near t- Anefea hoie-
vo. VICTOR TgNfTrT viii rive lessons ii ~ uhu lhe
~ ,,i MONTH te tirlc oi Dis departure for France
a 49,, mes. d.cnVerf. ~ TIE tunhrr io * NAV ~
.~,r.i IN - kour,-'lr lie iOw prce oi Two aoiai'
- 80, nod ns.sll- after the lesson. Amateurs NLp
-, - ~, ui.l. o the pupil, convinced nal uc,'
, real Il >eover - u.,ful O artist, a. "e A. TOT t,t
have never studied designing, Tor TIE IdInN ".' ~
Ii ~, ,irsv..a.. from n- tlr, may he made Inc
,ai',nr, af thc system % Impossible - ehpAn o.
'r,,'- ri' - ~ IVA I'm
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A 5 : OCIA TION;

Or, Principles Of True OrganiIahon OF Soe'eV
- IL ,sorlu IF tts column d,firei from tlf of
tn Tribne AGirs. irffe-s, Postpad, TO A. bRisBANA
R,r,deu-<. - IL. e. sef
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!. ga BATHING at Long Branch, New

Jersey on the Atlantic Jcsan.lhc subscriber H'dil
~ - nj NJ FERGUSON. JNO. HOPPER
% - - Lx,f iS6
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Any GENTLEMAN intending to build

woui 10 well 1, piss along tie street and throw ms
w. 10 the ernie at enquire why IRE mortar = washed
an f 40 many. then examine he mortar under TIE coping
az u areas am. cellar vavs and i be- should ind an sails
tac,ry lion have inserted BE specification Ihona'ion
f r. giu 1n y -athtr. let hi, architect insert n his
~cf,si llvd auic Lime, which ~ vet never ha' ne'
bnowu 10 either ash out of any DICK or ''oh WIN
~. --.,..r t.. anI Mn.f-.l.. IIf.luI u. !.
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V,TskIIL MOUNTAIN nous 4, a

the Pine Orrharf-lst2--This romantic anu i-,il"n4
hi. resort VIII NJ conducted during TIE present SEASON w
r the direction and sunerIr oi the saosetpei.
IA. undergone a complete AM thorough repair anu > o
men for Tie reception visitors. No effort WI pe sPses
~ nart,n the de,erVedy high character when lhss hs'
.s Sr.faired A. heretofore, u tables 70 he iufnts
vim every d.cacy that the Nee-io marAe' can soru'
and every possible attention tlst can promote tue 0on'n
- and nio,neut ot IL, patrons will be promptly be-
,sJ 1hs road leading To this establishment ami esp~.
cially that part Of u on the mountain '"s "e'"
perfectly smooth and safe. -,
Me>,rS A. r Beach Co.'S excellent hne OF slag,s W. ~
run As heretofore regularly betwsrn the h'"-g '' VIC
v,' - ""' e. l. BEACN, Proprietor
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I,RANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS,

foot Of Mrr,g0rserl' ,,l The Frlnkhn al W.
R,,b ! .ow omen al the of Montgomery street. ipnl
A NJ a. 10 p NJ SHOW Bsth, upon an approved pan
S~innng school and superior private baths Tor aes a'
liam.
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c,TrNu Engines FOR SALE.-A

fr...-at,. w.llfnlsl-d Hor lorisl kngne Win t'o
- ..or, n d. l. horse power now Do iuii operation
,..,. ,..,r-..r ar',aed Eu, ,h Beam Engine bore;
. ,,-aI snail. Horizontal Engines. from % h2'e-sI
M t am b. odd or exchanged for any Kind Of hg sing
,.,te-,'. on reasonable terms Apply TO WM. SNhDl-
L ~ o., ana AIfDrnrs-sf. -flf u
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~, . H. .,.d f,r s,rooi,ouS bilious liver or bowel
,,,',f. inaig,.tion and affections % tie stomach, NC,
I,a no nom the specimen, We hay" uirh - az.
pea,alt drink II . put up ia qnait ann pm "''"'' ~
narkel i'm boxes for transportation. 81, ,. ,
mi, water is put up De the most oaie'ui hdl,l, ~
quarts and pin, aud packed IN boxes i11"y io
uon 10 any "'>''"'N Alb. 4 ID. SANDS
Drnooi.,. Nos ~ and leo Futonsirrri also ,oia "
ALrahsm X Sahds & Co, No 1J BroadN az 'v,,ei "
cl,ner..strt,t: David Sands Co, No ~ Ea,l pioa"
- ..aruer of Manufactured JDi% :"
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NuE Self.lnstrnctor and Journal Of the

Universal Ivceum 10y Josiah liohrook, l. published
mon h, 81 tie Exchange Lyceum 5is BROADWAY 81 -
-+- var maid n advance. \ liberal discount VII be
lo ~ AGENT. W ho buy by the quantity. Agents Of penny
P'P'is" " he p.,,., iel II
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CACTs ARE SrTBBORN THINGS.

L H. fact mt Goaraud- roe lie opntle W" pnid
ertv r,.ieafe all hair from the part where - fpp',"
,,ttout the i ght-t miuy % TIM ,kn 10 DC n'i ~ va
Old establishment, ~ aher street. one dooi rom %
Ws,er Of besuty will thoroughly erlernnar tar phpe'
and all cutanenu, erupfon, cilct JufeJe h'auy ~
,rce AMI array the hanus neck AMI aris 49, tduia"t
tene,s Beware OF spurious im taors oi . ce''Dia',u
co,u.ic. containing mineral t,rngenh O'.,y Iupus ~
~ ~ soI comrieKion and by its repel!ant acuon, IA
-. ~ ne,ib. 10 De- bad - above. - pr n1lue
GOTRAUD's NEGEfABIE kOl ~
Innarts delicate o.eae nge. Imuoyabie ny p'r.PHauoh
W. P,9; -, a, III , mon rioih. 81 cent, per bou,
W GOURATD's BLANC E>PAGNh, o.,
Dr eneuisb Lily White imparts brEi pure, hieuh''
- ,,lteoe. 10 fhe .kn free ron The injurious pro-
,,t.. generally combined With preparations tor us pu'
rose Put % in elegant boxes at - cents each A.,
Accents. Providence. DYER. Jr; Albany Guunsi Mao ,,
oo lane. Nv Iiaven. Law. Hartford Welss nun
,irav PRINCETON Ssabrook Boston, JORDAN, MINI
Pfulsd.lnhia Mr. Blown, ~ the>'nui-'i J''' -"
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n,n TlIE IONEKS of snnerIor BLACK

l Teai-lIowqua', Mixture Fiji, extremely dehciou,
,n uraara clsd gea. highly celeb, siti ~ Ihha su
..c ...f iiiuO.e. IS now for sale ~ tie Canpr ita
conn ans. Grn.Il. To Establishment, ~ Cha
NewNok "a Chinese packages, price ~ c' ana D. e"'"
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TkrNrSSES taken by the Daguerreo-

II TN IN ENNIs' t1'NVH = = -, Rr,aI.
type Process. are taken ~ iue ii 80. Modern
II Jrhr..f In superior siylr, Win Az M. - 70
improvements. eifhogt ary regnn 70 "'e
.uli beng seayS the s3nlc. 49,. ...,., ara an
r,,ratu. farr he'd NJ fsoieraie prcte 49, - - oh.
NB Al the apparatus used IN the business s =, wna
,,t A. an. ai.se pace. Also every drscf y, on V ~
- &C.. I-t.s, Pslrs, &c. sc. >pecinleHs nay 49,
- ,t.s -,.,,',. ,f 4ny time during the dzy. p'"
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observation-disclosures

NJ ~ \ N f-r-r -11-T-.I D -lIT d No. = I'IfTI'f
So. Isl ere ma, he f.uuf Che ,clnf hoor. ~ e'hn
.se assortment pi ~ -uiid a-iti utntuis'oi te
III - l,.ila Nlsf ilr4ifurc oi the same quaty cas- ~
io,y or 10 auction. Tie advantage here offered nou
.le r..f1Isr manu- tetnrs az aucton prices NUT "r
y7i,t- Iiti.ie d.l long tA1trencr n NE bu'-hr' ~
latse n Featuring good and srnaint 49, r,
A. ,l,r,-f lr.i. canhdent a ~, III. ttal any who MAY
= i, - ~ talsrat-,ireet ami MIKE Their ~'rN'n
h,. "a, aud annie ,iac;i0n. both a. y ~ - ana
- ~ m ,ue lr--., .lrclls-I = tANNIN' - ~
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opI\IONs OF THE PRESs.

From the New -iOrk Times dhu rffhiiS -tf-
NrplcArFD WATFRs.Ms would call the du'ii,en o. " ~
uulic - nersv the advert. ,tmrut OF y b n " Sfnu
v which 4 vii he that the wafer 81 me >aIa"s'
uiou >prng, sale by them, i proved ny Hhaiysn 70
concentrate more dcinai qualities an ehf =" VIC oui-
~. .rngs For scrouio1-, buluus, liver or lower '9'l-
,.i. Indigestion and affection, oi te ,i"n II 'n's'ly
somni-ur by The most eminent OF tn mel e' a' ',
I n. nae ie,rtoglr, has been emn'nty SUCCESSFUL W
IN, confidently recommend trial 81 FOB persons aI l.
"a y M the pa ats. tor which r"n q COM. "a
- .,L medicinal uIopellI... stem lfluI ~ N dluI|
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~ q. RICHARDSON'S III tNo'
S-GoOD NEWS FOR THE slCk-lne ,un ~
be- -. n4slf. IN conn 1nicaung 10 o. iro~s VI, n
oe' .h, b. H. evn.rrpced from tie use OF u "
Rcbsrd.on'. sherry Btfer During tnr "a, "u' - 80
I,,,,, h,t on 10 resort % many eAptIn'.s H.;
o nj ,, ht alth and having experience mu'l ~
,,o,so.anc. from general nervous 90 ~ an e
''n -. ~, and io.. oil appetite al ieugh iotvnd'rN
t.t , foiti- a. Dr.. Rs Bucr ant nom actnai rNlf-
pr - ,.,,n,ss. them 90 hr public ~ uo.1 a. -
49,, r,eriili restorative OF teath and nodIY Ei-nI.
i,f occasion D. witness 4 er effects on many ~
id' '.t .Iior. can testify % tLer n'nt Dc ~
~, nr RICHARDSON need. no encomum VITA to>e VINO
- -o,.,ii, o- .xoerinpntaly acquainted with bn' su,
a. h. dos hgn rsputauon tor hi, knowledge ara
d,' - H. medical department. To those ~ho know pm
~ lar 1--WE 90 more favorable introduction han ahflsis
In no make immediate OF bottle ol b. very se,96o'
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WE,r KlLLfsCLY Conn June -, u 10
Dr. : q. RIcHAEDsoS, - ,,.l lie.
s--Hsying been Tor the last few years, very noen "a
Initiated an, much out of health Otherwise ana lso ~ |
w. IA tWenv Or thirty ef TIE best ply &c an ~
: c New york. Saratoga -pnnes, Bo-on ana ,,t
n, ,tsr places vas Boston, on ne an ei ia
ana ca,i ~ your AMI bought boil' NJ Nour
Rue-. tier | returned bone. bought NOR. 5 'r
n.rr,,i "A a.u rsm ie ys.y nl,t, and nave 'terl
b.yti.. ami am upv veil Nv 'ase Wa 'f'pais'i -
c,rtaalg iucurable; hut IN three moot' hsN' --'
81 gourd.-wbch E. surprising a. ave e,ten ~ nz
bread a,iln1 Is'i. q ntnue TIE same. iou'
- ing well al tong nu-h ge'o.
N-sy r>pec July yours, u,,,aEpIIN
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