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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
slavery md the Presidency.

A Michigan correspondent, of The Chroaotype
queries as follows
When reflect how recently Tho Tribune urged with
all Its power and talents the election to the Presidency OF
salsvehoder hope he vii. no, take unkindly II ask
him whether he would now consider II a compromise
with slavery to support Shareholder or an apoogis for
aavery, for the Presidency any other federal office
Whether placing men in power in places OF great moral
civil and political influence who iu., slavery either in
theory or IN practice by their fact least,
compromising with the iriqui,y?
No offence at,all, Sir; our ground was cbalked
on, long ago: We shall support tina, one among the
candidates who appears 10 have chance for success
ehose election to US likely to effect helsnost
good aud preesnt the most eri If there be no
prominent candidate whose election seems TO US
likely 10 do more good than harm, We will support
some one who has no chance for election or-whas
is about the same thine-stand aloof from the con,
test altogether But if we find some candidate in
the field. who stands some chance of success and
who as President will do three things out Of every
four as think they should be done, while his most
formidable rival will do as we think should not be
done in three cases ou, of four, We shall give the
former our support. Our rule is In all possible CIR
eumstances 10 do what is best for the Country-not
wha, misht best DO done if our people were all
angels. but the very best in our power, We dislike
and disagree with John c. Calhoun and Thomas H.
Benton, for inssance-not merely upon Slavery but
with regard to many vital questions which seem TO
rs more imminenty involved in Presidential Elec-
ton than that of Slavery is; but we would support
either Of them right heartily if tina, appeared the
only course by which we could prevent the estab-
lishmen' here of q monarchy military despo,isrn.
We should prefer that our candidate for next
President should be opposed 10 the existence as
well as 10 the extension of Slavery; we should like
TO have him Tetotaler, rigid observer of sill the
Commandments the advocate OF Protection 10 Home
Industry. Of National Internal improvements OF
perpetual Peace, economical Government re.
trenchment OF our Naval and Military force to the
loves, possible limit. with liberal payment 10 the
Soldiers aud Sailor, as we'll 10 the Officers 20 thai
men should always be ready TO serve the Country.
We very greatly desire that or candidate should
favor the disposal OF tho Public Lands TO Actual
Settlers only in limited quantities. insiensble 10
other ihan andless persons. fetwe shall not, very
probably, find candidate who regards all these
Questions Just as We do aud We shall support THAI
one having a chance for success who in our juds
nent comes nearest to our standard. We do no,
thak we arc inconsistent in our advocacy o! Tenn
persuce because we have often voted and msy still
vote for men who are not Teto,alers II the Chron-
oype man shall find candidate with whom be
agrees on all questions, we shall suspect that the
two canno, be very bold thinkers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY, s3l
BnoADwAY-We are happy TO see this Is the greatest
attraction city aords /, Is alone an nducement TO
u.s. from Its great and GOODNESS wishou, a brilliant
enrchmen of gided frames and pictures that are more
like poets dream realized than sught else After the
first general when admiration and surprise proven
our dwelling long upon any face. we come to ex
anime those with which familiar and then
indeed /. 10 that. Ike all others whom we have heard
speak of them begin appreciate the vast amount
Of artistic skill! perseverance and labor which Mr..
Plunbe nust have brought 20 bear upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
yuly Sh, 1916.

NlgLos-Hlle Blaugy WAS loudly applauted last eve
n!ng IN La Syphide The elegance grace and spirit OF
he, STYLE which Is of the best and purest school, Is en-
chanting Tonight the piece is repeated Supported As
il is BY the Rave Family, It cannot fail 10 have run
Gabriel and appear Robert and Bertrand iWo
characters in which they conspicuous Burton ana
Placlde In PAul Prv, TO- morrow night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

ANOTHER SECRET TRANSFER OF FUSps-On
Saturday last Mr. Aeney S,etson, Jr OF Newcastle Me-
esd ais pecssteook sesrsc;ed In this city, Contens
Slo0o chiefly IN bills OF the Taders bank and 5000 in
securities. Boston Posi-;
FiSE-A IRE broke out among the Saline, fac,o-
rteS on ;hc PATRONS Creek. aeon, la O'clock last Rgh,
night There we've several buildings destroyed VIC DID
no; learn the particulars AID. AK Monday
NUSpA VALLEY Posi-, aame of this
Post hss been changed by oreer Of the Postmaster
General, 70 'Nunds Pos,-o.iee.'
- The friends OF Capt TALcoTr will be hap
py learn says the Albany Argue that tns lss accounts
Were decidedly faYorshle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

~ We should advise ali those who may be suffering
with complaint, tending any way 10 Censumpton |"
re.or: at once to De-. BEzKMAss GREAT KkszDI' pre-
pared at No. 4ot Cortand-st, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

y Dr. FELIX GouRAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED Boar,
for he positive cure and eradication Of ali diseases
moro particularly Pan, y.eckles, Sun bern, &C. b
bad bear Ia mind only The original depot CT Walkerst
Frs, store fHoA Broadway Aso, he Pcodr- Subtle ior
erafe2srg supeEeuoos Hail. Vegetable Rouge for Grim
otbay nrIiciAs Tor tla inilet i'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

SOFA. LAxss CAxpaESZ LAxrs, cHAsDELizas' CHAN
DOLE, AID HALL LAsrxsss -Dietz, Brother &c Co. no.
lae wuian-st are manufacturing and have always on
hard full assortment the above mentioned articles and
and various othe. goods their hne which they VIII sell
az wholesale or ret. low prices for cash yli :u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
RY MAGNETIC TELEG RArT

WASHINGTON, July %.
The Southern Mail has arrived. oat brings 10
,L;,, Sonth OF Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

To BAsEas-A prime article Of new southern 'oa''
made OF North Carolina Wheat Of this years CROWN
for sale in bags or barrels the croon NILS ~! ara -V'
cherrv..t. fyl7 Iws HECKER BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

NOVEL srnE or sCazEa HAT. SO 5o.-Genn, ga
Broadway introduced the novel style Of Summer Hs
made OF he same materials and finished in the same nian
- "a so jels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

Tyarsvs aa6 oah>ys esripg City In tho after
Eseatns Edition TIE 1r1otfS1
&C. printed every dsy. containing The Stock saes a''
cts News by the Southern mail &c up to . S...o
Nv ipouirng OF tie Newsboys for the EreahS haI n
II The Tribune every ~ be able TO take WIZ np
a. ls,e,, news up 20 the ,ims of leaving The Ci'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

TTar TRIsusE l. regularly served al he dwellings sad
stores Of Erbscybers PHILADELPHIA az per week
zess1 II hs LeGga Buildings the agent fer sh.I c!ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
Business Notices.

q Colonel Mkenney slMemors and Travels, aud
Wrongs snd Rights OF the Indians 10 greeted wherever
/, goes among the best got up and most Interesting
book that has been for long time given to The public
We predict for It overwhelming patronage. Every
gentleman who contemplstes his library with pleasure
every lady who in ornameuting her centre table,
and every traveller who seeks TO refresh himself a he
Journeys by an occasional resort to book will not fail
TO become owner OF this work. letter Is now before
u.s. from distipg u!shed citizen of Baltimore, which tells
In few words the story Of the ualue OF this book
BALTIMORE. July 18th, 40.
My Dear ST. duly received your favor OF the 18th
inst The case of books has in, and Mr. C. who
obtained the subscriptions is out on delivery AZ soon
as he gets through the money will b. RENTED TO the
publishers.
thank you for the copy sen. me In token OF your
friendship 1t Is In the hands of my daughters for
perusal 1t beautifully gotten up and every copy 10
worth dollars, and proclaim it to the world Mr.
C. hope will be able increase tie isti II So when
return from Cape bay. will order more.
Yours truly, s. D. w.
- This work be had only OF tho publishers No.
90 Johnst New York of such assers as may be
appointed to procure subscribers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

BULLS AT THE EXPRESS OFFIcE.-A harmless
pair are being exhibited al this place on print or
placard which make the late Pope Gregory XVI
head Of the Roman and universal lnqusilion =
Could The savons of the Express show that there
ever was an lnquisition in England, or in Ireland,
or in Prussia or in Holland, Scl X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

RAILROAD house, MiiGletoacn, Orange CO.
We assured by those who know tha; this house,
kept by Mr. Il. SWEET Is of the ees, OF !cs Class
and tia, the line OF Stages through Sullivan Co which
stops there fails to connect with the Railroad
Tsps Another thing hear with great pleasure that,
since the People voted No License the sale Of Liquors
This house has been entirely discontinued Ths
gives the house strong csin The patronage OF the
friends OF Temperance ard Order any house which
dedes tie law by selling liquors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
Agricultural Societies md Farmers Climbs
How many are there In the U. =. and wher
nre they l0cufedS

Agricultural Societies md Farmers Clubs
How many are there In the u. =. and where
nre they locntede
To enable these institutions to hold communion
with each other for the benefit Of the interests they
represent is very Desirable to obtain and publish for
the use OF each, list of them all.
The many occasions upon which the information might
used with advantage 10 the Of Agriculture are
obvious and might easily be stated but this notice must
be as brief possible because the object Of II only be
accomplished by the gratuItous aid Of the Press.
Mr. skinner having been appointed at the Meeting Of
the Farmers Convention held during the Exhibition Of
the American Institute in October last, Chairman Of the
Central Committee collect information respectfully re-
quests OF proeors Of in the several States TO have
the Kindness TO sve one Insertion this shorter
notice The effect requesting the President or the
Secretary all Agricultural Societies the United States
10 address line J. s SKINNER, New FORK. Chairman.
as aforesaid; simply giving the name Of their Society
and Of the President Secretary (whose Once usually
the more permanent Of the woJ together with its locality
or nearest Post.ofacc.
If they will take the trouble to add few lines stating
when their Society crsanized-ihe number Of MEM
eers-amount OF annual contrisutons-tiae OF stated
meetings and whether any and what of premiums
is distributed tho information would be much the more
complete and useful as It would show what Amer-
can Asrcuturiss, class, endeavcrins TO do BY
associated efforts throughout the country for the improve.
men; Of their srt ami the defence Of their rights.
In England, where IS admitted the greatest progress
has bean made in Agricultural Improvement. there are
known 10 De nearly 900 OF these Associations, ell IN more
or less direct and active correspondence with each other
for the good OF their common cause VINO can tell how
many there are In the L. 5. and where
~ When The list is completed on the Information
here sought It shall be nicely printed and COPY sent 10
sill who may have kindly complied with this respectful BIZ:
earnest request and thus the friends Of American Has
sandry may put in the Of more ready nseTco mu-
nieston Of snowedce and concert 81 action. J. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
DR.. Lardner,s Lectures.

10 sddin-u 10 those lining novelties al ell bour. To-
day al he American Museum. performances nxe pises ooo
sfIe!ooJc and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

LIZ. l. ardner's Lectures
Complete IN two volumes $40, rssty bound and let
tered Will be Published and for sale By the booksellers
ThIrsdaY roorutns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

e The Kingston, Canada West, papers give
accounts OF riots at Bytow between the
Catholic and Orange Irish. The militia called cut
and several arrests made the riots eoRd DC ouest
~ WALTER WRIINEr, veteran Of the Re
YoIntion eieG az Albany on Saturday LAST,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

n TIE YourE's CAsISET for August fa.-
nshss renewed evidence OF the Editors COED taste and
tudgrsR: snd Of the Publishers enterprise aid skH-
We cannot TOO warmly commend this publication 70 the
attention Of all who are seeking Amusement and insac
don fo- the Young D. A. Woodwork, is5 Nasssu-st.-
Terms-sl pe- annu-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

q The British Government hsve had gold
mecca prepared be presented 70 Capt Upton OF ship
Gov Dsvis Boston with tae thanks OF The Govern
lives OF the crew OF me British ship Gerview twenty
two in number. The medal will De forwarded % Capt
Upton through the American Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

Board OF suPEaylsoRs.-This Board met yes
.,rs, afternoon principally In relation to the Grand Ja-
~ rr.. which were confirmed. A few private pagers
WOW. ,I.o ,c,es uoon, and the Board adjourned.
No, sp,scEg.-The Jersey City Sentinel con.
tain, he following which we pubhih-ahhoush we thDk
I, wrong rhs, any statements CT the kind 'h0Hid nase
-. o,sginsIIy made g, this tme. Once siven TO the
however they are TO be treated other Items OF
pews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

FAIR AT HoBoKES.-The Ladies' of st. PaufS
Church. Hoboken. hold Fair on Wednesday lnuf'aay
ana Friday OF tho present week, Mt which great variety
Of beautiful Fancy Articles, with various Rereshmen" wiz
be sold Boats run every half hour from the foot oil onf'
TOPPER or Canal sts and every teen minutes from me
foot OF Barclay St returning from Hoooksn TO Bar
clay.st Il II O'Clock at night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

pounds one OF Natures own originals. Such
Is the movement on the surface. that the stat
nc has the look OF having been wrough; from
within outward With such truth is rem
dcrcd the flexible expression impaired To flesh
and blood BY the vital workings, that the great
internal processes might be inferred from such
an exterior. The organs of animal life are at
play within that elastic trunk; there il smooth
puls,tion beneath that healthy rotundity OF
limb. The capacity aud wonderful nature OF
the human form ill the mind as YOU gaze at
this union OF force. lightness, and buoyaut
grace. In spite OF that smooth feminine
roundness OF mould, such visible power and
spnngincss arc in the frame aad limbs, that,
though now 50 still. The figure makes YOU think
OF Eve as bounding over shrub and rivulet, a
dazzling picture OF JOYOUS beauty. Then a.
gam, as the eye passes up 10 the countcnancc,
with ITS dun expression of mingled thought
aud emotion, the current at feeling changes,
and the human mind, with its wondrous en-
dowments, absords Tor awhile the beholder.
But marx; IT is by the power OF Beauty that
he Is wrought upon. Through this, humanity
stands ennoblcd before him. By this the hu.
man form and capsbility are dilaied. This
awakcns delight, breeds suggestion. By means
OF this. the effect OF the statue is full. various;
its significance iniinir. Take away it's beau.
| ~, and all is u blank The statue ceases 10
! b..
The head Of Eve is new head As il is
beautiful, il is Grecisn, but il recalls no.Greek
model. Nor Venus. nor Juno, nor Niobe. can
claim that she helped 10 nurse il. Not back
tn any known form does i; carry the mind; il
summonsit 10 compass anew one. LISA fresh
cmanation from the deep bosom of art In form
and expression, in feature and contour in the
blending OF beauties INTO a radiant unity, il is
new ideal, as pure as IL is inexhaustible. -
Lightly IT springs inp its place from the bo-
som and shoulders. There flow into the trunk
and arms, and these again into the lower limbs,
with such graceful strength, tina; the whole
ness of work is the dea that establishes IL
sell among the first ,pon the mind Of the be-
holder. To the hollow of foot, TO the nail
OF finger, every part is finished with the
most iaborious minuteneSs; yet, nowhere hard
ness. From her scattered stores of beauty
Nature supplied the details; with an inialli.
bic eye the artist culled them, and transferred
them with hand shose finn precision was
ever guided by grace. The natural aud the l.
deal here blend into one act. their essences
n,eriuscd for The unfolding OF fall blossom
OF beauty"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
THE LAWYER AND TIE CHIMNEY
SWEEPER


A roguish old lawyer was planning new sin
As he lay on his bed i'm fit OF the govt.
The mails and the day light were jus, com.
ing in,
The milkmoids and flashlights were just
going out.
When chimney sweeps boy, who had made
a mistake,
Came flop down the fluc. with a cluttcring
rush.
And bawlcd Jas he gave his black muzzle shake
"Aly masters coming, ,ogive you a brushl''
III that be the case said the cunning old ELI,
There's no moment TO lose, i, is high time
Ia flee;
Ere he gives me brush, will brush of nv.
self,
II wait for the Devil, the Devil take me-"
So he limpcd 10 the door without saying his
prayers;
But old Nick was too deep to be nick'd Of
hi prey,
For the kna,c broke his neck, by tumble
down stairs.
And thus ran to the Devil by running away.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
UNIV polyERs .Rvr

The following description Of this sdprred
s'atne o. from q work called Thoughts and
Scenes ln Europe lately published IN New
YORK The book is published anonymousl,
but q IS understood 10 b. from the pen Of Mf
Cslvcri. ~ Baltimore
In executing his Eve. Power, has had
twenty OF thirty models From one br took
on auk.c, hJm another a shDuldef fraament
from The flank of thiJi and So on throughout.
extracting his Own Prcconccivoj imsgc piece
Uy piece out Of Mature From such lsbor
even a good Artist would rccoii. bHlcd. d..
hesuened 10 none bit supreme genius
does Mature accord such familiarity With
instantaneous di,cernmeut his eyes detect
whfre -he comes sho,t. aud where her subtle
pfi' ~ lrau's hss mugbt usslf out b.
rH0h .rp of perfection. REJECTS al f,r
2" sHI D.f o' -.H,eof mode. re- r.iu,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
COMM ERCIAL RECORD
CINCINNATI MARKET

n, MONDAY, May IL.
BACON-There was more demand for
Sides on Saturday with considerable sales: so
hhds, 10000 and 10000 To all city cured. at
DC packed, a sale of hhds Bacon. hog
round, atAsc Some retail sales OF Shouldcrs:
= hhds at dc packed; do at &C. and do at
pc. These sales indicate little better feel
ing in market
WHiSkY-Priccs are still iuclinnp down.
want. Sales of los and 20 brls from river a,
lo4c; 10 brls at l6sc; 81 brls from Wbiteva
Ter at 81; IL do from wagon al l6Ic; . wap
on loads at same; 80 brls from Miami canal
landing at l6c; $50 brls at same; 100 brls al
loac. The receipts are large.
FLOuR-A sale late OH Friday of 200 brls
from canal at SS.25; 100 brls yesterday from
Whitewater at 1925; rs brls from wagon !.
choice brand. at 1885. There is very little
animation i'm the market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
CLICKENER'S sUGAR.coATED VIZ

CLlCkENER'S SUGAR COATED We
GEIABLE PlLlS.-All diseases have their
origin in impurity of blood. However excel.
lent the general health, there is no security
against fever, where the blood is impure. as
Indicated by eruptions of the skin, vertigo,
headache lassiiude, &c. The best purifier of
the blood is Clickener's Sugar-coaied Pills.
which is so skiliully compounded, that il docs
not cause gripping the great objection 10 all pills
The envelop OF Sugar prevents all nausea. so
mat save nom the powerful. yet easy opera.
tion, the paiien, would hardly be- aware tha,
he had taken any medicine at all. So well
convinced IS DR.. Clickener of the efficacy of
In, pills III all specified cases, that he is pied
gcd to return the money, when the promised
effect is not produced
For sale by A. o. FARcnILp. NAV Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

'"-f'
How many pens are prdising thee
Sweet mouth, soft, balmy MAY,
When the green earth smiles around us,
Aud above us, the blue sky,
When the world is filled with mnsic
vi bird, and wind, and stream,
I'LL life remembered in those DAYS,
Seems an Elyslan dream.
Dear was thy loveliness TO me,
In The bright springs OF yoIe;
And feel youths gladness in my heart
As welcome thee once more
Long ago in thy fair musings,
have watched the suns FIRST light.
With glitteTlng diamonds deck the lawn
There slept the dcws OF night.
Often have at sultry noon,
Through the dense forests shade.
by messy iount, and tangled glen
An idle dreamer, siIdycd.
And oft at balmy eyentide,
When suns IS parting ray,
fingered. with soft aud glowing lishl
Upon the flowing lea
In the green winding lanes, whose air
WIN HNlluiitr
From the Crab.tree, snd the hawthorn.
have fingered, till the gloom
on twilight deepened into night.
And one by one, the stars
Lame out ~ the dark heaven above,
Wheeling their crystal cars;
IN silence o'erits sapphire vault,
Far, far, from earth away,
with a radiance, they only wear
In Thy fair month, sweet MAY!
And though. as nes the shadows
Bciore the morning sun,
The days have heeted from me
when JOY and thee, were one.
Though my heart is chang d and 'hsr,cnd
Mud MY fancy ~ decay,
Though the raiDbow lnIcs which spread m,
sky. NV Wy
Are turning "soscr gray"
Silll, ! can prize the beauty.
Which robes the earth and SKY.
80 soft, 80 pure, 81 spiritual
ln the sweet month Of MAY.
hnd when tread the footpau,,
winch NY childish steps have tfoJ
And see the mingled flowers
.PnhBlng up from the green sod
And waich their bursting petsle
W every tint aud hue.
w gore upon the sky above
VI sOit celestial blue.
nnd feel The warm wind ian M, brow
while The muf ing Of ems
Mingled win forest melody
Siesl Der my soul lils CLEANS
VI iighi and song from psadisr.
And WOO ny spirit back
q moment tom iis sIa,hy.
Iofetrace LIES early track.
a ,,s u p pact, starts up 10 view.
All wildly again,
,i,lu marvel that Tie iouni, gives moi
My image back. the ssme
Sdy laughing gih. ! used 20 b..
Nv wrathed with beads and no,y.,..
Forgetting the darn lapse of limo
Which ~, ,lcs no from those bo,,,.
Wheeling MAY. 1915 FItpN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

We hold in high esteem, every aid to mcdi
cinal knowledge or power. II neediul and
energetic action can be produced aud adopted
TO pa'iiate and ultimately cure such dangerous
disease, as those which attack the Chest ami
Lungs, il is certainly a priceless an mes,i.
Unable benefit Such is the effect of MIR G.
BrnckerhoiTs Health Restorative. In tho
course OF years that it has been used i'm his
family and among his friends, il has saved
every case, and eilectuully restored TO health.