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The Question and the Answer.

The Port Tobacco Md Times. In giving an ac
count of the arrest OF the company of slaves thai
lately made desperate bat unsuccessful effort d
escape from their letters. says
Tlere scans 70 Be- strange and singular sDir- e,,,
fhs portion Of our population che slaves OF late
Uiy - r."
To this question the Baltimore SATURDAY Tiaier
presents answer which Is worthy Of profound al
ieniiOn
The true snswer this question may be found In the
following beautiful passage from speech made in the
Assembly Of Virginia. by James Mcdowell the presen,
Governor Of that STATE You may place the siav.
where you please you may dry up 10 your utmost the
fountains Of his feelings the springs Of h- thought YOU
may close upon HE mind every avenue 70 knoyled.e
and cloud il over with artificial night you NAV woke
him 20 your labor * which Aveh only 10 work
and worketh only % live you may put him under anv
process which, without destroying his value a. slave
vii deoase and crush him a rational beins-you may
DO this and ihs idea that h born 70 b. free l .,rrr
all 1t Is allied to his hope Of immortality it il the
ethereal part Of he nature which oppression cannot
reach IL torch III up IN MS soul by the hand Of Deity
and meant be exingulshed by the hand of man
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Letters by the Wayside-N I.

Correspondent OF The Tribune.
GINS FAILS, Warren Co n. Y. July 2lst lei5.
As has often been said there are two ways OF
a'elng or getting through the world. One may
eahlaie space BY railrsad and steamboat. however
ssauial that space may be He may sleep on the
Albany steamboat on the railroad he may be
anshed with glance around as he swallows IN
ase cup of coffee, or he may take an entirely
aseren, course-one which, II pleasure and not
-acey making be his object, will yield HIM the
N'esi and best. such a course Is ramble on foOl
ND the many lovely scenes our country can pro
nee On such course started two pedestrians
Tsslurday morning, leaving the IRE to It's work
s@sruciion behind them. Our own noble .riNer
.sfiays new beauties with each new view nor are
sss beautiful from being gszed upon from the deck
~ Old isvoriie the Troy. As the next day Is spent
sAoany the fine collection al the Medical College ~
y. s the extensive State Geological collection may
ah vel receive a close examination
There stroll among the public buildings will pass
s'r. On the morrow a sermon from the eloquent Dr.
Irssne and Monday morning welcome the lovely
'Asy Of the Hudson Now the picturesque bluff the
Afry meadow. the grove cmbowcred island the distant
aLs A. that is beautiful in nature meets the admirng
aus
lsss stop for moment TO view the Cohocs Falls in
- ds,snce and then onward with light heart and firm
ssd What care we for railroad or steamboat coach
we We shall roam or lingcr wherever isncy dictates
~ sopn BRING win tthc suluy h"~i7' ~ vs.
Haste into the wildwood shade
"here arce a sunbeam wanders through me gloom
40 or The dark green grsss, beside the hfinA
" es1ned stream. thai by the roots OF OAK
no.. Ger the rocky channel, he al large
mere after bath in the Hudson. we may dozc away
soars or read Thomson amid the scenes OF which ne
s<s, or muse I'll
The Sun has los, hs rage his downward orb
Moot. nothing now bat auimaiing warmth
And vital lusire.r
een'y We are amid the Of stirring events IN
kAeuonaFy times Here is saltwater and benis !
On yonder strong nights lay the BRUSH
- Lei US climb them. and gaze upon ths oesnuia
w., ,om the summit. Now follow the path oil the
a Ias enemy--here Al Schuyieryilc they surrender
a.. Us stop and muse while transporting ourselves
- - ne tunes Of trouble and strife.
~ e Us be moving for scenes Of increasing ioV'i
e.. y. eeiore us; and wandering among them nigh'
Hoens Falls but alas for the lover of natuf a.
cN What the money making Yankee cannot do
esr,1 ne Il dong here He makes the Falls set N
ne wheels Of his mills he tears 10 pieces the
ksyYae rocks. tina, be may supply black marble ior
tzr.s'n philadelphia and Boston. AT this really
n village ie, US spend our third evening and on
"'0" welcome lake George Ioveliest OF waters
]. t.
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fine Uatebes ano Jewelrp.


DlCHARD FISHER, JR. WsclrMsker and Jeweler,
IL Is now prepared 10 sell WATCHES al retail lower hsn
any other House in the city A he constantly receiving
s descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England
France and switzerland he Is enabled offer very
OF Gold Watches from SIS 10 500 each Silver
do from - to so eacha warranted To keep good time,
the money returned. Also, a good assortment o'
JEWELRl and SILVER WAKE very low.
n B-Secund hand. Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken IN exchange or bought for Cash Watches, Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired In the best and
House In his city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer OF
Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and Retail No. SSl Broad
way NewYors, few doors above The CITY Hospital
nliy RICHARD FISHER. Jr
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du.
"A pick Patent Lever, Anchor Escapemeni, Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES. selected from the best Manufacturers
IN Europe. which will bo WARRANTED perfect Time
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains. Seals, Keys &c
Do. do. do Gold Pencil Cases & Cod Pen'
Do do. do. Thimbles Rings Pins, &c
Do do. do. Bracelets with Stones
All the above articles will be sold All the LOWEST PRlC rs
and warranted to be- es TO the best made in the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers oi Fine Watches Sc
No. J Nassan-st opposite the Custom House
p. S.-The above articles carefully Repaired and War
ranted, by the most skilliu workmen in the CITY. m6y
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE. &c.
TIVE 81 BSCRl BERS respectfully invite the attention Of
their friends and the public to their select assortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting oi
Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches, othe approved
makers, cssd in the STYLE and warranted correct
time keepers.
Silver Knives. Forks, Spoons Ladies' Tea Sets. Cups,
Plated and Britannia Ware, speciacles, Pencil Cssea
Mantel Clocks Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods &c. which they
enabled to offer for sale at very reduced prices
Watches and IlOcxs carefully Repaired and arranted.
LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER,
Al the Old Established Store h5 Pearl, corner Of Fulton
street. opposite 4. : Hotel foy
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rNHIs well known salutsry and agreeable vegetable pre-
partition j. universally allowed by all who have nsed u.
and hy many distinguished medical men " no recommend Il
IN their practice stand unrvaed t'r IL happy effects IN
cuung qarrha cholera morbus choc -pasnOdlc cholera
80 &C. le-pecsy the complaint IN chldrenl even
n heir worst forms Testimonials from the hr-t families IN
he CITY OF Nei Ork 10 lis extraordinary efficacy and
pamphlet treatise upon great virtues may NJ obtained
without charge the Ohce OF DR.. " heller, No - Green
wch.lree the Battery who is sole proprietor where
- Tor sale, well at the principal drug stores IN The
civ iyis eOdls-
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
HARRISON 4 cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN

II \ = "
IL PANACEA.-This Medicine. compounded solely from
vegetable matter free from adueraon and warranted
from any ingredients detrimental To health discovered
about year since, by individual sOrey afflicted with
ULCERATED sCKOFULA and who has been under the
treatment of the eminent physicians in the n States
for eight years without the least apparent hope of resora
ton 10 health and by them pronounced ncuabe. but
who. after taking the above named medicine for weeks
restored perfect health That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has never failed IN any in
stance when taken IN accordance with direcions IA effect
perfect OF the following Diseases to wit. SALT
RHEUM sCROFULA, LIBERATED sCROFULA FE-
YER SORES BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, THlSTE-
10. INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC RHEU MATlSM,
PILES, ERYSIPELAS, BILES, SCURNY, CHRONIC
SORE EYES. BLOTCHEs, PIMPLEs On THE FACE
sCALD HEAD AND ALL CgIANEoIs DISEASES
DlCIOJS Use or MERCURY OR AN IMPURE STATE
Of THE BLOOD. The efficacy OF this medicine has been
-ied IN an the senses above enumerated and effects
by adu each morning before eating, which usually pro-
duces tonic effect, while GIN most cases. also acts
gentle caharc Increasing he appetite and general health OF
he patent causing all ulcefed 10 discharge
prou-ey. and producing eciua alternative of tie whole
system purifying and producing perfect action Of the
blood.
Persons while taking II, should refrain from the Of all
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food. For sale by
Obap9x .sni - fie-lree,, OPPOSITE the Custom House
New York and al Ia Aston House 10, o| and ~ Broad
way: corner Broadway and Chamber--st No - tronlst
No. l4f Wesst; Nos % and go BOwery' No 50 Fulton
~; Nos ~ ami PIC Hudson and % Hammonist corner
Hudson; No $40 Grandsi No l5l aud l73 Green"ichst
No and 81 Cherryst No lJo Walker-st. No - Cain
arne--t: No 81 and ~ Pearl-st No ia Canal-st
Brooklyn. j. w. Smith, Of Fulton and Cranberry
and VIM Bsgrove, squires Buildings, corner " NOW
and Atanucsts and by all the principal druggists IL the
United States.
DR.. Y. B. Lockrow, No. - Beaver-st. Clinton Buildings
C;enera WhoIe-aIe and Retail Agent for Albany
T. w. Dyou Son, No. li3 North second-st, General
Wholesale gent Tor Philadelphia Bush iliilyer. -
@. COLBY, No 35l Pearl-st, ". Y
Instructions for taking the article and great number Of
certificates and testimonial, may be and obtained siany
II the above places n2i cod lmy
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MRS E KIDDER,S

nYsENTERY CORDlAL-Au immediate aud perfect
Oreinedy Cholera, Dy-entery, prOiaced Dlarhora,
common Cholera MOrbus Cholera nfsntum. Sea Sickness
aud every of Debility sold wholesale and retail IN
Now YORK Office OF r. kiddef IS Chatham street. and by
r Porter No Flecher-treet shipping agentlOr the same
and by Mrs T. oder, Office No loo COunstreet, Boston
Druggists and others supply themselves at either lace
IL l. also -od by n Daley 10 fuOn-street Dr. Miner,
corner OF John and Broadway and Dr. T. NJ Guon corner
N Porrerv and Grand street, jylg I'm
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>ar>aparIin fAaci : pr up IN quart bottles. and
tHe citapcr than any sold 70 Is warranted e. be-
superior article any IN TIE market We have rurerou.
certificates Of Physicians. Cergyneu and State Officer. al
he Office which couciusvey prove the superior virtues of
his Extract One bottle only i sufficient 10 test IT, merits
Call and get circular For sale at 49, Fulton street Sun
BWdiDg1 ivq2 lno.s
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Most 81 the diseases which flesh heir To
ire from impure state Of the blood and At tins season
u the year al liable 10 disease from tins source Has
rngs Co.'S sarsaparla Candy and Pills are not only
cheap but sure remedy. Tobe had al 5ji Broadway.
INll tfenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

,yrplhi- ceiehraed remedy Tor te cure OF clnsump-
ton colds coughs diseases Of The lungs liver comp and
dyspepsia be- had usual HI. old esia shed
~ the proprietor No i tolrtand-freet. below
the corner OF Grrenw ich--freei.
Please bear mind That No az CORTLAND street j. the
0uy place the city OF New YorS where the genuine me-
iicine be obtained. iv1u p 5 BEEKMAN
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~ Alpha Delta Phi-Ihe different Chapters Of the
Apaa Delta Phi So,i-ty, VIII hold Convention IN New Ia.
the Wednesday preceding the annual Commence
reEi Of Yaie COLLEGE August 2n.hD
New Haven. July p 1888 7,f1t
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VALUABLE PAINTINGS an

IALIABIE PAINTINGS and SUNNY, NE Pc
p-riy of The ate Joseph Bonaparte Count survher-l
Thomas Birch Jr respectfully announces that he has re-
eved instructions 10 dispose Of a. public sale, Ia he Man
Ion ar Bordeniown, NevV-Jrrsey.J on Wednesday and
Vhurstsv Sept n and H. the collection OF rare and wanna
bic Paintings OF the ae Joseph Bonspsrie, comprising
choice specimens by Rubens ernei LucaOordana Dens'
,s.p.r Pou.sin Csnaefii Laires >pagnoetto Tenef-,
>n-yders Nauore Psrrt, Sagery BOrgOgnone, Ba--sno
Philip de Champagne, Guerchno sebastian del fiomoo'
Dumarne Tehach. and oher- oi me ltAah rein- ''n'
and French schools. .
Also several Figures and Bust- in Marble.
-rivxnn LfrE,R, AND NJ ANUsC RiFIs.-At the same time
viii be sold -ofne rare Manuscripts aud Library Of Choice
Works -,
- A full and complete Catalogue OF me Whole -ar !" ~
be- publ,-bed early n August of which due notice vii be-
5i,en vi 1iawtS tdtsl8
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~ j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor NJ
Law ard Commissioner OF Deeds. &c. VIII attend In the
Reaiing Room OF Tammany Hall at all hours OF the day
and evening. jyl5 osif
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ARrhf-R B. BRADFORD.


lDAKTINE'~ LOTIO>.-A certain cure ID Al NE
- following cases. Gouf Rheumatism s"einS- OF
al Kinds D-OcsfiOns and fractured Bones, Bruises 'uts
Commissions attended with pain and Inflammation, POISONOUS
Bites and stng Burns scsds Chlban- C0fn- or bunyns
and Wounds VI every description. srorts an immediate
d permanent relief II perhaps tie only article That car
depended upon N the Of hose pains IN The back and
de generally produced BY taking cod amer Violent exer-
ION and Overh.afing For Olandular Iumor- Lumbsgo,
Fr,spea- Tetfer or Rngw0rm and al kinds 81 Erupuons
~ the SKIN i eNcrlent remedy. FOr Fever and
Ae Age To ile Fare. Crsmp 10 the stomach and Head
.c acts ke charm But above a., IN he cure OF It D
fno- aud Czp-ular Injuries >prsn- ami POUNDS of ever
description. Prce y per bottle. Any person who
NV. tOule Of the above Lotion and Uses according 20
directions accompanying each bottle and who does 10,
perfectly satisfied tn- result, By returning NJ
ugly bottle, have tn money retgred IraFelrr- viii 40
welO supply themselves with some Of the above bon y
occupies very ue space aud VII be found very n-eig IN
rlse u accdenfs &c Sea Captains VII also hna u ~ "
rate article have with hem ~ sinple IN ~ sPp
c.u0n and Sill b. ouud 10 answer every pu'p ~
iicne chest II has been found during rrcrh.
be West Indie- 70 BE- 4 certain cure for ses'sckhe-s-
Principal Depot 513 bro.dway . co p.o,,..o,.
fvf5 f-fl<pi G. - bAAli-'r- -
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nR wHEELER. oouLIsr.

40 ~ Oae y3l ich-siree near the Battery ~
d.Votes hi. ex clusive attention TO DISEASES OF THE
sYE and Opthslc surgery, and assures The pubic mai
ere amongst the numerous diseases 70 wh.h Ne
ot be essentially relieved entirely sured BY him Tbs
a., number ~ undoubted testimonials which ran be- s~su
a MS on will satisfy public that his practice 70 not 81
edr either Ia extent success by that Ut any osf "c"'
=, In the United States.
Dr. Wiselrr mas made arrangements Win he mcs ems,
AZ Manufacturer Ia Pans for constant supply OF Arn0ai
yes which 90 nearly resemble he natural organ IN appear
&c a. "a bear the scrutiny god oesersson ~loot
'e ference being deecird- Dr. '" WIZ ins~' ~" '"''
81 them reasonable terrns d. q.
TS-Oa,ee hours from ga ~ 10 1 O'clock y. N amer
.lfri he visits door pa tents U'' cpIm
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WAY Id the Elysan Fields. HODOks nthe only iash.on
n Oh Resort the banks OF the beautiful Hudson In
change OF novelties for h- week. commencing 90 Mon
lsy july 9th. Free Exhibitions every afternoon az )
ucock stage erected for the purpose IN 'front.' OF e
tOOnuade. -
Mr. McCary has The pleasure announce 10 the ianile-
az York that ha- this made engagement
with the celebrated Operate Brothers and Sisters. led on by
hat Ia v celebrated and famous Dan Gardiner. known a.
ou o the greatest Negro performers of the present times
The following are fhe names Of thl- unequaed Band
!. Old Dan Emm 4 Niollni-i Of great note.
? Billy Whiock, the only real Banjo player living
8 Charles WI bile the cant be beat Accordian Arust
& Barney Williams. master Of the IsmbOnne.
3 o Dan Gardiner the terror Of all Negro Dancers
The visitors A. the Eivsau Fields respectfully n
formed that ey ID be- entertained with he bsuti
fl music OF this popular bana. In-y VIII appear IN al
their inal songs Gees ChOu-es and Dances, M which
tuey bid defiance % al. competition lN<t u
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n
u having escaped the general conhs ration, bsvs
10 her numerous friends and the public hai
hey Will still ind pleasant and airy accommodations her
residence OF Battery Place and Greenwich
iy9 I'm
llOAKDINt:.-oenileine and their wives. single
ID gen emen can obtain board. with pleasant rooms q
No yFOssythslr-et References eSehsngcd Jy2s 81
llUAKD.-PlessanI Rooms win board. be oblansA
ID al Il Csnal.sL for Gen,snen and their Wives single
Gentlemen. jyt ims
SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsroN SPA, n. =.
- THIS LONG KNOWN AND FAvORITE EsrkD.
u hshnent. with the extensive grounds belonging " H.
and all its appureusnces has been recently put in,o ,is
reception OF Wis tors on the 18Th OF June
The Inducements and advantages offered by the SaDo
% render minute description Necessary la .psroas nd
elegant saloons and spMments-th" rich and dvevsihsd
eauy OF It's extensive pleasure grounds now IN hc hshes
OF hnish and cultivaton-e quiet retirement ~ 10
shady rereas-snd the comfort and order which II 10 intend
ID shall perys and characterize the whole establshmsnt-
al combine TO present unrvasd attractions 10 us pubs
generally.
To families and who from delicate health os
asons prefer quiet and repose osrs peculiar advo
ages Il. location six mies from Sarsiogs Syringe wtA
which II has communication ty railroad several times day,
nus saordng easy opportunity OF gailies and
usemenls Of Fashionable watering place, without be.
ng ubecd to the annoyance and confusion Of is crowda
the Saratoga Mineral Waters will b. constantly uruishsd
fresh heah and sparkling ~ nj the springs tbtnsslvee
There also Mineral fountains In the lmmedsls vicinity
II the Sans Souc OF great value and efficacy Tho new
SULPHUR SPRING BArHs al Saratoga Lake, are fouI mlss
slanl and carriages will The Hotel eli u.
me accommodation Of visitors who ay wish the bahia
k e sq9 snS ~ late a, Of The Eagle Tavern.
Albany; and they that her personal efforts togedss
h It's many natural advantages and siractons viii eudo
Il all tina, could he wished for by those who seck beai
.omror or pleasure during the coming sesson. tcSu
vONt.KEss-HALL.-ss spnnga-CALvIN
u MUNGER, Proprietor This cool comnodious and
ashton able public resort open lis directly adjon
g that celebrated medicinal fountain Congress Spring and
Commands healthy location and beautiful prospect ~
nv similar estsbli stnent al Saratoga Springa
is will be found excellent its terms - moderate,
and It's attendants prompt meet The wishes u s Pc
cons as gentlemen and ladies' can desire
The proprietor his thanks The public of The hbef
,ty heretofore extended him, and those who
ming which can reasonably contribute lhs comfort "a
oyment of his guests UJIm
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Thc RiyhI l.rnuul.

The Cincinnati G0-efte closes able article on
the subiec, of the late by which three ciii-
zens of Ohio were captured and carried Oft TO Nir-
gina in the following manly and emphatic language,
which is at once worthy Of liz own high character
and of the cause in which il speaks
Every citizen OF Ohio owes allegiance the state.
In return for that allegiance the state pledges Itself to
protect him. These Ohioans have been kidnapped on
our and their soil and while violating no law oil home,
hy people from 4 foreign state, and NO" held a. Tel
ons in foreign Jail. Ohio owes il to her dignity her
sefrespect her Of night 20 break their bondage
and set them tree 10 Wll never do 10 tolerate the idea
that the people Of ans state mas invade our territory Oy
force and by force capture and impnson our euzens-
We shall be- despised and ought 10 be cespl-ed as POI
troon ia spirit and coward at hear We slugsishy told
and SAY nothing and do nothing, to meet wrongs
u outrageous a character No man need talk - a.
o he character tie seized IN tins particular case
None need speak OF what they attempted 10 do OF DID
The night 10 seize the poorest and neanesi clh1eh OF
Ohio by force concr # not resisted. the night 10 -e]c
the best ciizen othe state We have alternative cit
then must defend these men and tie public voice
should demand that the abesi counsel OF The state BE-
employed FOR this end Let whether there be- var
tue II tne VIII Of haheas corpus or the law and III u
know too speedily whether the citizens OF virginia 81
Of any other Stale may invade our coil bear away our
people and doom them as ielon- against justice f-h
and law without any remedy on oar part except me "a
remedy which God and Nature have put into our hands
r4Y One of the speakers at the Native meeting
on FRIDAY night informed the people tnA ne was ahe"
thai he carried plsf0s with him. which be could use
He must have had exalted opinion OF our people,
when in coming among them he thought Il necessary 70
arm himself with pistols This fact - sufficient OF t-
~ .bo that he feared the abuse which ne poured forth
non adopted citizens and OF foreign birth cal
MATED no rres,e row Lowell Courier.
DEATH FROM ENTERING A WEiL-On the TN
Nathaniel Harmed rish !aborer went INTO the Wen Of
Daniel Sayre 81 Lafayette, sussex Io1his ~ = LOT ~
49, ~ cleaning h when becoming oppressed by a
use of .uFocarion he attempted TO ascend but wren
within ten feet o. the top be reeled irom the ladder anu
dashed out MS brains.
~ We mentioned, not long ago the ease o. :
h., ,,, ,.bn r.isipe the hammer with hi- loot no'
knowinr the gun 10 bee loaded We yesterday near y
| another similar case Mathew Thompson, q JACKSON
ner lew dnys az People cannot be too cautious WIZ
sresrms Louisville Jour
| " James Colt at St Louis plead guilty 70 in'
indictment found against him upon charge Of dneiihs
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NrOTICE-Sh.rrnan'sM ediciiei Toilet soap j. he hes
y compound ever invented for giving the skin clear
De-uiiiu and healthy appeafanc- II ietlo.es -Lu S1.
rnr,vorn or letter sunburn Tan. Nc A. u you doubt ~
cad he following cerhcale from some OF our Ofihes
..-i,.r. w. tb. unfer-ign-i. have used sherman
Nf,cs Toilet soap with ereai pleasure ana a i-ncloh
sd recommend 10 20 our fr-nd ~h confidence a. e bes
.sr now m ~. for the cure Of OH erlpuons Of ih- SKIN
W. Wilkins. A. ADAMS y u ,, Wusou'
r Wlbrric rec A. Thompson, ?. Williams,
r summon. r. Ackernan.
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UVE BALD.HEADkD."--l

I'VE BALD.HEADED:"-Lo 10 your air,-l'
i Il falling out turning grey, IL there dandrin
The root, Try "WYErB's CREAM or LILIES" ceieofeec
" years for TIE establishment and growth Of he BAL
prevents is falling of turning grey, and y
ior the toet-fof real false curis ~ Ladies, "
For .sls by J. o. FAY. lS Fuson-sueet, lamp o'os'
sun Building, N. Y. Pres, " Gems "
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IL The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company No
- Na street. inform the public that they prepared to
meet all claims promptly and their uniin-
paired by ir recent ire that they enabled take Ma
and Fire Risks heretofore he reasonable
Terms. L. GREGORY President.
JOSEPH HONlE. Wee Pres't
ELLWOuD WkLINg Secy.. fy2l lmI July 2l-