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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
P: ": BYRNEs 8 CO.'S

"
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE
ID W. BYRNEs 4 CO, Of Liverpool, are des,rous or,n
forming the publ OF the United States, that
Time despatch line Of first Ships and Packets
month; and the 18th aed Goth for the
9Th and 10th Boston, and stated periods Baltimore
also TO New Orleans during the healthy by any Of
which parties can engage for their friends TO be brought
out without disappointment delay this being the Oldest
sed large in the trade LIVERPOOL
Nnd having found the Importance OF direct Agency Tie
United States for the Of placing within the of
respondence with respectable establishments from whom
they for attention. and favor towards their relations
p. w. BYRNEs co. offer many advantages to passen-
ton by their ships from Ireland TO the United Stae they
have invariably vessels durng the spring Cork
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which means emf.
grants saved much trouble andexpense by being shipped
their and also that Of being nded any
the United States which ships Lii
verpoo nearly the same cost direct to New York
r. w bfkNES X 90. have agents In all the seaport
towns In Ireland from whence leave
and IN many OF the interior who
emigants ON embarkation and by whom be
paid that may be required TO procure stores, &c
The persons who act for this Company in the United States
NEW YORK-Mr. Edward Saul, 50 South, corner of
B0sToN7MT; W. z; Mckay, So Nip street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H. &. Craig Co., Market
BALTIMORE-Mr George Law
NEW ORLEANs-Mr. John Toole.
on the Bank oesna ND nj IN blsnehe.
on all the principal towns of England and Scotland
without discount
For paIiieuia. of terms applyto,,,
SO South, corner Of Wall st.. New York.
p. w. BYRNES & CO.,
ss2 lmsm IS Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
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A. A. SAMANOS-

IMPORTER Of TOBACCO AND SEG.ARS.
MO "a BROADWAY, stairs, offers for sale, liberal
~ terms 30 bales st. Jaeo hhds Scraps: SEED
Leaf s. ScaffarA; OF Justua Smoking; doz
Snuff toS 900 q Hysaa segar $500 gross
Also large as.ortmsnt Of Paper sesars varou, brands
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Pavilion, New Brighton, Sept. %. 1916.

DAGUERREAN MATERIALS.
TOHN ROACH, Opucian, g Nassau street has now on
der Tubes Also American Of his own manufacture supe-
Nor II any vet made in the United States.
Plates Cases Chemicals Coating Boxes, Baths, and every
material used in Dagueueotyping. Thermometer, whole
and RETAIL Spectaces Telescopes Galvanic Batteries,
srr Gc sS1msr
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70 LET OR FOR SALE.


premises sely occupisd By john Gay, Esa, on staten
as;i OpposiY There Is about eighty acres
Includes woodland and salt great por
lse and eommeeioas nansoa house. and good barn. and
ana ouh0ussf q sh1 Xiii Apply
Near e Gs R5'T Bow% II sIN
lhE ELObE hOl Ell, % broadway.
THIS HOUSE, has, during the summer heen re-
E paired nd painted throughout aud has entire far
Il will be reopeaedto Traveller So ON Tuesday next
with the additional table dhote few families and sin
os i@.Ie '-'''N j JAMEs II. PAGE.
TO PROPRIETORS OF CIRCUSES OR
, SMENAGERIES
- TO LET OR LEASE, for year, or term Of years
Of Dsssey and Chryss one block east
OF the Bowery The bdpg 81 feet wide by 90 feet long
would &c apa s. 20 s Or
wsl Tor ws:sr quarters for either having over
stalls for Horses storage room for wagons Apply
on 'ne premises } No Williams. Proprietor
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
the high soSss tn. city som
brick four rooms on oo with large portieo in 'front.' .nd
built few yean ago with bathing and every other
The stable and bans directly in the rear Of the house,
finished in the The garden abouuds
found on u De beauty Of the saTro andias country
K. q q cs.. Of s.
OF mile disantl and the Of New York
Hall the purchase Money remain morgase for a
length Of tme or be paid in to suit he purchaser
Apply to LEONARD w. KIP,
90 2weodsrr Rev. WM. l. KIP. Albany
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UNIUN HILL ACADEMl,
FORDHAM. WINCHESTER COUNTY,
NEAR NEW YORK.
.dLEX. DEMPSTER, a. M, Pyfncipal.

gUCCEB10N TO THE
REV. WILLIAM POWELL.
this Seminary tsnsht all the branches of solid Eng
ish education with ober modem Languages and the
Classics required The pupils have this peculiar advan
tsgethst the whols Of study y conducted bv the
Principal himself To 6reiEnes who wish be instructed
IN the shortest time in II ns.h language this !n.uton
the French Spanish and German languages enable him
to communicate instruction pupils from those countries
Board and washing per annum $500.
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HOWARD HOTEL. NEW YORK.

.COvuG DvOddt1cy 0"0 mot0eW 1oUs.
SeIved since they have sucseedsd Messrs Hoysrd u
continuance Of the same with the that
house the city is better cacpnted for comfort and
probation. THOMAS K WHITE.
any 2nn1f Hrrr
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DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE,

5Io HKOADWAY, (UP STAIHS3 fIIl
u GERARDlN Agent for the Manufacturers, has re-
ceved from recent arrivals and offers for sale
low prices large Vases of all
Fancy Cups. Mugs with and notices; Cologne
Bottles. China Clocks aud Candlesticks, &c. &c.
Also for sale less splendid Dessert Service Of
French Cut Glass grayed.
N. B.-Urders received for the gliding and painting
establishment in Spruce street, TO match any OF
French or Engsh China OF I'm eodsr
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THE NATIONAL ~

ASSOCfA1ION OF fNIENZOHO,
VIZ ILL hold their Annual Meeting At Mechanics HsNo.
Hk Broadway, Monday, the ish 0ctcesr instant q
Instant A. M and continue until the annual business 10
transacted.
Inventors Of all classes IvIsss e attend
i L. d. GALE. Cors Secty: f.
FOR Salem ICE ESTABLISHMENT,
G, ITIJaE In the town Of Haversw in ths County Of
RocIsud consisting Of Buildings and implements
cess,rv f,r conducting he ice busiasss Also, two ice
materials for procuring and delivery Office. are g be sold
.nioc season on reasonable Apply 80 pvsion erect
New York, to W LYON
~ fsvsr
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FILL ARRANGEMENT
~ lR sR
On and alter MONDAY Is|ossT H. 1885, Trains viii
LEAVE Bnoo.lrr-a, o'sioeI A. NJ tBoston train, for
SGIssGpUS5 daily se1ssp at
.ssT NJ, daily for Fafnn SiaS' and inter
u o'eloef, H.. for ere.npors, daily, tsup-
diy, saff;sp'sd stepping Il J.n,sss B.sash,
Law. ri Es;S
ss.ss the ,, . s. q: boat ss.
asy s0pps At st. G frs ,sMsi Manor s snd
LEAVE EAaNIrcDAIs A. NJ daily, ts1cep. Sundays,
.ccommsd si,a, tram and ia y and 'x NJ
M, for Brooklyn. on the arrival Of Boston
s:,,sas:s g, a'5schsd o. Monasys
opps
'''' r'''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
nsy. s.ssS ot "a Re-
e. Sss g1s 'aS His:
slk q Park q miles, csysvi!Is idariaE the
Place ai Ws:ssuTy q; Hicisyis q; fs%ia sdss sa;
81 sts sass
ss Gsssnpo!t AeeommodsiOn IRAN 81 3; 6rssnpoIi
Stages are readiness on the arrival of Trns at the
r.. to take passense very low fares TO all
bsfsss. c.sss win be il readiness the foot of Whitehall
before tho hour q s.iiias from ths sSookiyn SIDE
boz he sass' am Sag H
8rooklyn. Oct 9, 1876 osrc
D.y sasssy. asa u
s GssnS sId 4ssy
s.::5s0.: Isx asy sPd E$aS syssass
ylssvs on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Atso'cloek, r. M, Landing at Inferno date Places
, SSsTE sss;ss re. Fury will
sssIssS; c'.',s c' =, 'aa'', 'sn
Tas:ss, fhsi:dss md SATURDAY p'issassS W"
s sss s At ~ s s"s IL .say ample
LreTh t1zsn at moderate rates. aud none raksn after AZ
An person: forbid Of the boats Of th. linz.
dSa :. 6. o. ss On ss on board or
TROY MORNING. AND EVENING LINE.
A~1A.FoRxLs ALBANY AND Nd fkoY.Fron tn.
h f..s.s n Ss wei e si pss!
Hss Gsaf s:p H #ySs r
Kinderhook and Baltimore.
- fi1ti z cav ss:' .. MONDAY, W..
,s r.. sas Sss.' f MRS0l1s' daa
TAsnday and saturday norniass, Il o'clock. '-'
'Es si:Ss o. board tn. o o. III.
NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE
y p0S &. ps4 .S ~, p ~ Sr.ass
Thsowpssssure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r. D. Macy
raves the oos o. Courriasd street, TUESDAY, Thursday
end Saturday evenings, o'clock.
Ts' . Hss nd S.s H. ss Il.
o'clock
rssssngss skns these Boats will arrive take
the Morning Tram Of Cars from Troy
north 70 Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champiain
For PA9page OF Freight, apply board the Once
the wharf -
No freight taken after 5k O'Clock.
NOTlCE--An goods, freight, bank bls specie, or any
kind oil the j2SP
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BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY

MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
- - PASSAGE ONE poLLAR..Breakiast
s boa. sS s a. soI5 n: so S.:
,s evenlns rs,p Of ears from Troy Buffalo and north
ii s;ssssS.I NiSSEA. Capt. w@ Ell:-or,A. Mon,
steamboat pier foot Of Barclay Returning OppO
70, .:.:ss freight. apply board. B. Hall
80 - For NEW YOEK ..d is!sT~.d.ts, places.
A@ses .aa New Nm aesSas
s1
viii s;vs New York from Pier NO SSriS River at
Fare from South Perth Ambov ?, e.n,,. B.orv ?,
sadas. sH esnss D' All kind. oifssSt taken
South Amboy. Sept %. 1885, as im.r
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE TO
s ss Rssa.s"s c:lss.sss 70 yce'
ASn ~. THE PUBLIC are informed tina, the new
VERNON w MON. eSunsetns with the Great Mai
more ssy 5. Bale
Through Tickets to Richmond. ............Ao
: !: e e $ %:iiS|:s; Yi s
SsnH s Is. s sS
sa
':i1s s1ss hereby
intention oths Cc%pane. co%po.ins he Great
Mail line that shall be conveyed bv them
any other ne and with mors eomio expedition and ee
tslnty than by any other Line the Line via Wash
s0 rs Ssss Of
Che Gc%msrss st wharf ON Tuesdays and Fridays
BTavsers by the aboy. LIN. viii bear In lnd sha.
he CSspssG Ba and Rs1 Sos na ye es
any point South Petersburg the these
Line. SIS lmsrc
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DISTINGUISHED STRANGERs.-A Lexington cor
respondent of the Louisville Courier furnishes
the following case Some time during the summer OF
lS45 there to Lexington unnoticed and unknown,
a Doctor Edward shumann, Q German by birth, and q
dentist by profession He seemed ordinary sort of
man; very ordinary in his appearances indeed lonely
him, either mentally or bodily. But not many weeks
had passed before ndisnct rumors of great good
fortune sadt had peaien me came to be TSu
Count in Germany, had died and left him sixty thou
sand dollars in cash Mr. shumann resolves to become
one Of our landed proprieor and the public ear 10 next
Mr. B. farm for $40 000 which, few months before
B. had bought at $4,000 but said the public, shumann
9uarrel hggles about price He furnishes his
house in the handsomest style, buys buggiss, rocka
ways, horses. cattle, and farming utensils, upon an
extensive scale and in his magnifcence, thinks not
of the pay-but who doubt his solvency 7
Time passes-and Shumann, hitherto accustomed to .
life Of busy occupation weares Of the monotony Of his
farm and determines his attention to merchandi
ling Going North he purchases large stock Of goods
by far the grentest portion credtbeing assisted
by the endorsement Of the above mentioned
Mr. B., whose credit IL unboundsd. The store pro-
ceeds; things 60 swimmingly. A month since shu
left for the North to lay In another stock Of goods
After few days his wife received letter from him, stat
ing he would return no more to Lexington and advising
her that she had better 70 her fathers house. All now
Is and dismay. Is discovered that no for
tune left him. and that the whole affair was swim
de Strange to say, every man you meet, suspected
from the fret that Shumann id rascal, and things
have turned out just he expected" Twenty chancery
suits the result Of the shumsnn humbus; IT Is an
III wind that blows nobody good" and verify this
has blown good to the lawyers who lick their chops and
look grave and rub their hands with inward satisfaction
land in their hearts bless Shumsnn In the chancery
suits Mr.. BIS involved. The bills charge that he
was engaged In combination with Shumann deceive
and deaud the public by investing shumsnn with the
for the purchase money and thereby giving him before
the world credit to which he was mot entitled The
charges Of denied. B. seeks to subject the
farm TO the payment Of the unpaid purchase money and
a IL tn tha airna
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Military Affairs,


The steamer National arrived here yesterday literal.
ly covered with government wagons She had on board
two hundred and sixty. They are Of Psburg manufac
ture and farther deponen sayeh not II 10 true the 60
10 able foot the BILL but in the event of their
starting the plains loaded II would be first advisa
BILE to send few wheelwrghs and blacksmiths ahead,
in order their safe arrival at the place Of dss
nation. rfs ~
The steamer Archer. which arrived yesterday from
the Missouri, brought down ninety eight boxes gums
clothing. &c belonging to government which were sunk
the steamer Ohio. short time since The damage to
has very great and the loss perhaps
their value.-St. Louis New Era, Oct7
From the St. Louis Republican, Oct 81
The steamer Amelia arrived yesterday afternoon from
Fort Leavenworth She left there last Thursday. and
brought down Capt. Raneys company ofvolunteers to
Jeerson city. and the companies commanded by Cap.
tains Rozier and Kosciaowski to this city The steamer
Tributary left THE Fort and would leave the
evening with what volunteers she could accommodate
Capt Hollis company was 10 wait tae arrival Of the Lit
tie Missouri, which was met by the Amelia. bound up
Major steuart was engaged In paying the companies,
which had not arrived when he was up beaors, and
would not get through before Saturday last large
number Of from the various companies after being
discharged engaged Transfers in the detachment OF
wagons with stores, daily sent out to Santa
Fe from the Fort OF some Of the companies hardly half
will return home. No further news had been received
from the army Of the West.
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Varieties.

At Rosyn, Long Island, Monday evening Of last
week, house occupied by q colored family named
Etc, took fire and was consumed. Two children were
in the house at the time who burnt to death Their
bones were taken the next day from the cinders and
buried. II had been the habit Of the family, going
out to leave the children in the house. and lock the
doors brotherin law Of the man who occupied the
house was suspected Of having set fire; he was ar
rested and an investigation had, but nothing APP
pearing to eliminate him. he was discharged.
DscIprD "Hrrv--Mr Walack, Sen administered
rebuke few evenings SINCE TO the audience at the no
liday street theatre, Baltimore, who as usual com
menced leaving the house before the close OF the per.
formance He stepped forward and assured them ina,
there really IRE behind the scenes ana ne hoped
that they would not be osuselessly alarmed. TAXING
the hint they resumed their seats and heard OUT ne pay
which lacked several speeches Of being completed
The favorable wind Of yesterday brought TO our docks
Id on the bars for several days Quay street and the
Pier present very busy aspsct-saibany atlas, Oet H.
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AM selling the best Peach Orchard Coal at IS 50, for
large IS - for and screened and delivered
the best order from the yard of King and Green
wich STR ets-25 cents less from the boat.
CHEAPER THAN EVER
FULL OF supcrfne cloth made ORDER in the
"A substantial and fashionable style, be procured for
$50, MOFFATTS Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establish
ment No "a Catharine street, New York Every article
the line equally low. Call and see.
s2s 12teodsrh JOHN MOFFATT.
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THE has saksR ths shove ssw spaon
did osl Jus, completed, the centre Of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mass and will open the for the
public accommodation the 3Oyh The Union House
large richly finished and and cnsn nnsaYsls9
cuisines or pleasure Having recently kept the United
States Hotel" and Congress Hail." the sub
scber respectfully invites his old friends and patrons
all Others to give him call in his quarters.
s. 8. SEMAN.
Springfield, July "a, ls4s. aus smsf
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FIOMEEH AND EXPRESS LINE,
VIA NAILR,,A 70 AND CANAL,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG
The sbovs Line full operation Passengers leave
Philadelphia morning ~ o'clock the best and
most comfortable description Of HarIsburgh where
they embark en- the Pocket Beat 49, $3.50
Thus Is of the agreeable thai be found
in the c,uny The scenery the Susquehanna and Jun
alta rlvers - unsurpassed for beauty aud variety.
R-Ofhre in Philadeip hia, No. ga Market street
rsssengsrs should be careful pay their fair New
York farer than Phi there is no one in thar city
authorized TO sell tickets for this line.
A. B. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE
NOTICE.
TROY EYENING LINE.

A1 ~ ON and after TUESDAY, September Is,
pthe Low pressure eamboat EMPIRE, Capt
.h b Macy, will leave the steamboat pier
tshe fost q courtland street, o'clock M instead
TP. NJ. A. h~r-tofcre - - - ala
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THE EYE.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
EEATuERG 60

LIENRY KAHN Importers, 50 Nassau street, mp stars
linear Maiden lane, have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris and offer for sale,
choice selection Of the latest and styles
artificial Flowers. in punches, wreaths grss s.rsnds &c
Together with complete OF Materials for Art
fetal Flowermskes Of the descriptions and embra
cling ey cry article in this line.
FEATHEHS-Maabouts, do imitation ostrich and fancy
Feathers variety. and Of the richest kinds
SIG I'M
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10 Ntrangers aud others attsNding the Fair.
BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING
SALOON

HAKTWELL'S WASHIN. TON HOUSE.
900 CHESTNUT STREET, Phladelraia A. The abov.
kZOenabishment having recentv undergone Thorough
ses Of New Houses with the long experience Of d: prssen
proprietor who only his that his EFFORT
will be relaxed luxury that condues
to the comfort pleasure of his guests "a meodsr
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revenues received in New England from the product Of
slave grown articles greater than the value of the a
ing tonnage. Let every town and rl in New England
respond But perhaps thought you can raise three
bacco two or three hundred hhds Of sugar and
rice ues aieus withree labor, and you yet get
thstrade Go and try It. yc hardy mountaineerr OF New
England IL Is false pretended that excluded
from any country by the Missouri compromise. Go and
cul,ivse California Mexico and If you want free States
decide nothing can prevent It.
despise cant OF every kind and say, at least for my
self and have doubt speak the voice of the entire
South that will permit slaves to be liberia
without making the best Resistance that we can and that
would rather die in the last ditch than surrender not
You can never take our property without our iivss
but let say what You do and what il persist
in breaking down all agreements and compromises on
which hold property unstable that the advsn
tages Of the Union cease to be of value and when that
treaty with England any ether nation in Europe, by
which the right to our slaves shall never DO questioned
and by which we can receive all the manufactures Of
England at reasonable duty and she will buy our cot
ton, do our carrying trade and in fact become to US
what New England Is now; and such z step the south
ready and willing odefend such treaty of reciprocity
IL necessary.
suction Of her West India colonies and trade, and in
the discriminating duties sugar for abolition, and they
are getting very tired Of It, That such step may never
be necessary on parts, is the second wish Of my
heart the first is that may be secured In life, liberty
and the possession Of our property.
have occupied much Of your paper that will not
attempt discuss the proposition that our slaves are
more intelligent than the operatives nthe manufactures
of Europe will only mention single fact witnessed
by large party OF Americans In Manchester in 1884,
II happened that number OF our countrymen were in
Manchester when the celebration Of the reform bill took
place and those poor operatives had holyday from
their sixteen hours Of labor or the number Of persons
men, women and children used up by their system Of
white slavery had not aroused the public indignaton
and conse quenty the streets filed with them.
Having invitations to largo museum In that place
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-16
CINCINNATI MARKET.

hOuember IL, 1916.
Flour Additional sales Yesterday of 800
bbls in four lots at 81 l5,9l,lS this morning
POO bbls IN two lots at 81 .20-both from Ca
nal. Sales Yesterday after our report of l60
bbls from Railroad al Sll3; 100 DO at same.
90 do a, Sl,23. did: 30 do fror. Canal at ST.
Is; this morning 300 bbls in two lots, from
Cana at $40. Holders are very firm. sntic-
ipailng favorable European news--why we
know not as no reasons are assigned
WnisKY--A sale this morning from Canal
of l70 bbls at l7Ac; 81 bbIs from Railroad at
lo3c; 30 do from river at lSc.
AfPLEs-We saw a lot of good fair quality,
in good order, selling by wagon load from d
canal boat ibis morning at l0c per bush.
PoTAsH-A sale OF casks from store al
3sc.
Com MEAL-A sale of 100 bush from river
at 33c per bush
PoTArors- A sale Of 90 bbls from store. a.
SLID per biol.
LEAD-A sale OF $50 bills from store ataIc
! pigs do a, isc.
SALr-Salcs of $50 bbls No | Kanauha from
store at l7c; 62 do No. = at l6c; 200 bags 4
j, from store at Soc cash.
! CHEEsE-A sale of 100 boxes for shipmcn
at 6lc,
SueAR--Sales of 30 hhds good new n. o. a
7lS7lc per Id.
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MoNDAy~.~.~..NovEMBER 10. 1910.

With very fcw honorable exceptions, the
press has published q letter from M,s. Myers,
Ito friend, an which SIC enJ-avor- TO throw
the whole blame Of her intercourse with Hoyt
upon thatindiyiia1l. an re-Js,erts h.r pHrii
aud innocence. We'll, perhaps if Ma, MIXERS
should conclude 10 kili herself, as e was sup
posed she had, she mis',t be manufactured ia
10 a sort OF Modern Lucrciia aud become like
her ancient proIo1ypc,a bye-Worl ior afflicted
virtue to swear by, bat as Ne were never gull.
~ OF quoting the one as a mo Tel of chastity
we shall not publish the lame defence OF ,hg
other, not even TO show how near psscipic,
an "angel' may goand not iall OF.
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No Hisn doas. that waf, ndcrensnt ~ The Suffering
iafie,s upon those actually couoefnsfin IL. j. seu-
nii evil 10 The naiieas casarsd-aos oay by
e expensive outsyst calls Cor. bat ~ te iasy of
al rrinciple u entails. However hardly ~ hon
orshy avoided in es.cs AMI oNen ;owS ine,dea.
isiten~a,.. This IL remarkably the the BRITISH
INVASION Of China. invaluable fruit OF which va.
the revealing 10 the made of the Cinscns hy that
people aud ~ introduction auonx under the name oi
ia-cns PAnscea. preparation which has saved ioo5,
lives ifoin the grasp of Consumption, Cough Bronchitis
&C than any oslef ever devised.
sce advertisement. ofthis article. For sslo by
NovlA JAMES RAKER Nhcs,inr Va.