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NEW BOOKS, sc.

nj ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLACE
~ adoirng the Post 0eioe, New Orleans, La.At The
above establishment always be found Books OF de-
seripon consisting Of Novels History Biography, scen
&c, Commercial, Geographical and Medical Works Also.
acomplee assortment of Stationery, together with all
prinepei Daily aud Weekly NeFspapsrs and Magazines.
Country orders for article in the trade supplied and
varded with despatch Books mailed. Prompt attention
pad 70 any worn ordered BY nail Foregs Books imported
Literary DEPOT. s5oirnsths Post Once, New Orleans Ia
PS--Complete arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throughout the Union for suppy Of
tho new works az fact as issued. ID H.
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The steamship southerner.
NlHrkeIa.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 20, 1910.
The steamship Southerrer arrived at o'clock this
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II IT1ELLS LIVING AGE NO. $50. T2I. CENrs-
- Contents ~ The Presidents o. France and America
walter SAVAGE Lander Russia Exsmineri s. France and
the Roman Question, Examiner Ksvanagh and Fvarge-
Line Eisminer D. There and Back Again faits aagsras
Drum lrasre Magazine Reign Of Francis tSe
First britannia Agriculture and Science EinburSh ne
nev. t0n-Hudsor, the Railway King on the Rail
roeuy-irish Temperance Hymn Hope and Memory Tho
Farmers Plough Beneath tie Wayside Tree Ii cannot
last Massachusetts, Published weekly At az ve,r Nv ri
LlTTtIL co, Boston, and sold by DEWITT DAMN
FORT, Tribune Builiin9s
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Court or Common Pleas.

before Judge Ingraham.
Nov. 20 Gertrude " Huyi,r Benjagsiu Leroy and
oUsrs-For illegal seizure Of property belonging TO
plaintiff Defendants we're allowed 10 amend their
answer, they paying the costs Of this term.
IN CHAMBERS
Before Justice UlshoeTer.
Droye, Motion for trial, at the suit Of Ann l..
Thompson aesinst her husband, Edwin Rslph 1homp.
for divorce on the ground Of sdultery Granted
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SPORTING.

CENTREvILLE COURsE--TRoTTTNC-TaU
" Nov. q, ~ ~ o'clock Y. ". match for SIONl mile
heats best three Eve, IN harness. host
colts In The world. r. johnson names colt Johnson Co
admitted that these cos sre the fastest of their age in the
world, and the ineret aud excitement friends Of
both without limit each party betting largely on their
fayorite a. Wacers alec made that less than 2s
will be made by both colts probably money will won
snd lest on us trct than has been on any previous rot this
three In Eve in harness J. Wheipey enters e. T. Major O.
Barre enters Vernon Maid; o. Smith enters OIL m.
Trenchy A. CoHkln enters b. Anrclinc The cars will
leave the South Ferry Brooklyn at o'clock NJ return
ing ae soon az the sport IL Fare each way rs
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
JARIEN PARK-TmTTING.-PURs or s2j WILL
come 81 this day, at az ocicck mile heats best three
IN fte 20 harness Closed with the following horses-O.
Dmmick enters ~. m. Fanny Eser; Nrl Austin enters
Lewis Crss formerly Kentuck j. b. Hendrckson enters =.
T. hvtul George Gordon entcrH Spotted Kate; c. W.
enters 9. p. jack Downing W. TONNFR Proprietor
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THE NICARAGUA QUESTION, AND THE WASHING
TON OReANs.-The organs at Washington continue
to edify the public with long and prosy reviews on
the doctrine Of Monroe, and the opinions Of Mr.
Polk, and upon the former opinions Of Father
Ritchle on the question Of non.intervention, as
discussed IN the Congress at Panama, some twen-
ty.odd years ago. Bui we look IN vain for the
slightest inkling disclosing the present position Of
the Nicaragua dispute between Mr.. Champion and
Mr. Clayton. We have been gwen TO understand,
by other adyces from Washington, that pending
the unsettled bagatee with France, Mr. Clayton is
disposed to compromise with the Mosquito King,
out of Difference to the importance of our pacific
relations with Great Britain and in consideration
Of the personal respect which our Secretary of
state entertains towards the British government
Why does not the Republic take hold of the direct
question Who cares for the opinions of Father
Richie Of 1897 Does Mr.. Clayton intend to
stand up to, or back on, from, his position on the
Nicaragua dispute That's the question.
TnE ExrENsios OF CAyAL STREET-TnmrEEN
TuoUsAND DOLLARS SAvED.-The subject Of the
bill Of costs Of the Commissioners for extending
Genial street. which has occupied the attention of
the public for some time past came yesterday from
the referee before the Judgeso the Supreme Court
Il appears, by the referees report that the costs Of
the Corporation Counsel amounted TO something
about 100000. This, together with some other
charges, of $4,000 more, was dlsallowed by the
referee, and the claimants came, by appeal. before
the Supreme Court. The decision Of the Judges.
given yesterday, s, that the charge of $4,000 was
ilegal-thus concurfng in the views of the Herald,
the eSpositions Of which caused this matter to be
thoroughly investigated. The city is thus saved a
considerable amount Of money. 1t was the opinion
of Judge Jones, that the Commissioners were com
peient-or ought to have been-to make out their
own report, and that the services Of an attorney
were superhuops, and not needed
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California HOuses-P0rtable and other
California Houses and Stores, equal to- and cheap
any in this market.
sAM'L BOOTH, 50 Myrtle ave. BROOKLYN.
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Emma Prescott Peckner master, will sail for Monterey
wednesday next and can comfortably three
more passengers on reasonable terms Apply board,
North River foot Of Franklin street. or at IS Nassaus
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

.9nswuf 10 .9draiissmenfs seni w Nal must 3, noe
pad, OF thy viH not Be taken from ne Pest Office.
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have for durability fexiby. and of finish no val
in market SOLD exclusively by J. " SAVAGE. 95 Fulton
street. who has also superior assortment of and
Silver Watches, which he will sell very low Watches and
lald Pens red
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=. G. Mcintyre Respectfully Invites Publ
attention to his Miniature Daguerrean Gallery, Ne
Rrnan unu
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teman expected to visit Harrison Holmes
this day. to- and have his likeness taken by the
optical light Pictures made by this light accurate
istio and pretty not surpassed excelled by
HARRISON HOLMES, No. $50 Broadway.
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Magic lair Dye, invention to color the Hair Whs-
kers the moment it 10 applied without injury to the hair
skin. Gentlemen have their Whiskers dyed in 1--WE
minutes, at the Depot No 1877 Broadway, OF Deg
street. under the Franklin House. Per bottle small ste ST
4 81.
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ECrRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. 391I, 4lh so, 81, 81 6e2 "a,
Co. 600, 81, 49, 90, Oh, o. o. "a, 95, 90, o. a. 100
CoNMoN PLEAs-Part 1-Nos. 70, 70, 81, 80, 81, 81,
93, 96 o. 49, 28 rs, 43. Part 2Nos. 49, 80, 49, 5o 3d.
81, 62, 70, So, liz, ia, 1926, 1876, $50.
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1000 WIGS and Toupess always on hr

at the Wig Factory of hedhurst Heard ~ Maiden Lane
where and citizens select from the largest stock
in the city. They the workmanship and combine
all the latest improvements Also ladies' Ornamental Hair
in great abundance. Copy the address, Maiden Lane
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eeedng to California win find by reference to the advertise
ment another column that the staunch and fast sailing
ship Manchester Captain Job Coleman, has accommoda-
tons lot four more cabin An inspection OF the
ship and application the Captain board at the foot
Of Franklin street. will be duly appreciated.
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reotypes by the American Institute awarded
s. Brady Of Broadway and Fulton street. where
strangers and citizens invited to specimens.
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god OF Day;
In Hats in Yietornes in Cuffs. he's matchless
From pole to POLE from to west his fame it does
sound
1t travels Ger this vast and all the world around
All those who hav knowledge box,
Just come and visit our friend KNOX
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to examine the choice selection of Dress Combs at the sub
serbrs store the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest
in the city, which viii BIO found the Double Chain
term much admired Also be obtained article
appertaining TO the toilet. A. L. j. SAUNDERS
37 Broadway. between Walker and White streets.
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WIGS and Toupees ANOTHER MedaI h

been awarded to VIM Bachelor for the best Wigs and Tou
PEGS The public invited 10 inspect his style, 70
1850, at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No.
Wall street lie keeps the largest and best assortment
the city. Copy the address.
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'nesday, and Friday. sg -
Proposals to sammencs at Albany or Troy, and to
tend through White Hail. also for daily service will be
considered.
934. From B,lls,on every Tuesday and Saturday
BY West Milton. Edgecombs Corners, Galway,
Zoe Norm uai*ay Wh.es'de's Corners, Pfovidsnce,
Northampton, and Edinburgh
To West Day, by p m, 80 miles Hl iaae
And back between 5 a m and p IN, Monday and
Friday. b. aa..AI T. agE 'tl ,plaff
935. From Saratoga Springs al IL m, daily e
BY Wilton, q miles off, For,svie, (3i miles Off }
Moreau. g, miles off, Fort Eiward Kingsbury,
l3mles OIL Fort Ann, and Comstock . Landing
10 White Hall, by Up M, 40 m,es ~. 4;r
And back between 7 o, and 10 m.
$780, From Saratoga Springs at p nj every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday ',t1 s
BY Greenfield Centre Weeds Corners South Cor
nth, Cornth, and HaIley
10 Luzerne, by p m, 10 miles
And back between 81 IN aad III a m, Mondsy
Wednesday, and Friday rr nj
937 From Covesvlc at every Tuesday and Friday
.oaf BY Quaker Springs and Deans Corners
70 ketchams Corners, by S p IN, III miles
And back between l0a m and pm. Sol
938. From Fort Edward at l p M daily 8H W
BY Sandy Hill 4 's.a ID s.-l- tttN
To GlennS Falls, by 2 . m, S miles 81 ,,g -
And back between Ia IN and M. ra
$685. From Cambridge at M every Tuesday and Fri
BY North White Creek, Centre White Creek,
White Creek, and North Bennington, (vt)
To Bennington, by p m, 10 miles Nv
And back between 8 m and p m. eE
day, and Saturday + ifae}i 4
By North White Geek, Anaquascook, East Salem,
and West Arlington Ya nd
To Arlington, by p m, l6 miles u,'1ait t
And back between 0 and IL m. gl9
94l. From Greenwich M every Tuesday and Satur-
day ~ ~
BY Battenvie and East Greenwich euHfgg n. ~
To Salem, by IL m, IL miles yai 1a
And back between p m and pm. a3f d
942. From Sandy Hill at p m, every Wednesday and
Saturday i
BY Queensbury and Pattons Mills & "A
To GriswoId's Mills by "A p m, IL miles,
And back between and p m. gapi
943. From White Hall at every day, except Sunday
By Burlington (Vt.,) and Plat.s ,urg, (N.Y.)
To ST. Johns (Canaaa) by m, next days. $50 miles
And back between p m and m, next days
during the season Of navigation on the lake.
Proposals to supply Orwell Ticonderosa, shoreham,
(Vt,) Bridrort, Port Henry, (N Y) Yves, PORT Yer
gennes, (Vl) Essex, IN. Y,) Port Kent IN. Y) Chazy
and Rouse's Point, will be considered. ~ fti X
944. From Whitehall at every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
BY Putnam, Ticonderoga Crown Point, Morish,
Port Henry, West Port, Wadhams Mills, Split
Rock. Essex and WiIiobOrO, iaIf4tl
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And back between 3 a m and n m, arriving at
Stamford by p m going, and by u m return
ing
ses From Catskill at every Wednesday and sa,ur-
BY K.katom, Palen.vine, Tannsrsville, Hunter,
East Lexington, and Lexington
To Prntssvie, by IL m, Monday and Thursday SO
miles
And back between ~ n Monday and Thursday
snd p m next days; arriving At Lexington by
pm Wednesday and Saturday going, and by Q
m Monday and Thursday returning. y
Mail messepSer service will be required between Catski
and the steamboats,. nl 90 q. = 81 W ,.ieif
1876. From Coxssckis 1t every Monday and Friday
BY Midway, GreenvIle, South Weserioo, and
Norton Hill 'h
Tooak Hin, by m, Is miles a ~
And back botwsen Ia and m next days.
s97 From Cairo at 81 m every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday 4 l.. t'b'trtfe ~ W .tli ifly
By East Durham, Durham, Potter. Hollow, and
Conesvlle ie .tqt' 5 lt,s oIa e iIi
To Glboa, by III M % miles lap m t0Iu
And back between ~ IN and D m. a.fy t.gt,. q
os' FROM Union Society a.3l every Saturday
| pv bE tio''ow ttl 1910 y,
To E@,kll, by s pm, 6 miles "a *, rst,a
And back between p m and 81 pm. iat
| S99 From Lexington at ] m every Monday ~
BY WestkiT and Bushnesville
| To Shandaken Centre, by 4 D M IL miles
| And back between m and pm.
600 From Prstavillc at 2 p m every Saturday
BY West Lexington
| To Clovervilie, by 7 p m, Is miles
| And back between 8 and p m. "
COL From pratsvills at Iii every Monday Wednes-
day, and Friday lta Il assfs Iil
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49, r'G =, r:sl.till. Ta:.a.y and Saturday

500 Kfcn P.sk.kir = N, Tassd.y and Saturday
By Yorktown and West Soners
To Somers by 6 p m, Is mios
And back between a m aud p m.
BY Shrubook and Red Mills
To Carme, by ii m, 10 miles
An bsck bstwocn IL M and p m
s'S From rs,mco, 4 daily except Sunday @
To Hayerstraw, by 10 m, 20 miles
And back between u m and u m. Rs
fo cois.psss, By N. s n nu t'@p' ''''-'
-. And back between p m and p m.
'0 From I'm &c ssusss every day Sunday
To Bloomiogburg. by m, % miles
And hack hstwesn IL m and p m. g
Bal From Nevharsh Il u every day except Sunday
~ N. ., @iGs:.; s;I.ss'y Gia' Blooming
And back between 1 pm and pm o.i
will y eossasrsd The bidder may also sPuIas to dis
continue the service the completion Of the railroad
sac From Newbu!gh q. 10 every day, except Sunday
By F'shkill Landing and Glenham .3ii
To Eishkin, by - n. 6 miles lsj haE
And back between 8 q and 81
Poposas schedule and arrivals that viii
make closer connexions with the Hudson River Railroad
invited ~ Ws
s4,. From N.wbursh a. | p m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Pat,ckill and Msdena sf ,Y II
To NewPa,z. by 7 pm, 20 miles aaA
And back between m and u m. ~
ga. From Ncwbsrgh At m, Wednesday and Saturday
~ BY Mdaeheps, Marlboro, Milton, and New Paltz
sbl Landing ass oalr faI rs+ aF
To Poughksspsie, by II m, Is miles
And back between p and p ,5tf
Mail messenger service daily and from the steamboats,
will ~ reqasrsd NV sr
s45. From Montgomery 1t 8 a N Monday "Wednesday,
- and Friday a,t Ea
By Walden and Shawangunk r'a58sn
To Nsv HSslsy, by IL m, II miles 'g. -
. And b.sk bss-esn / p m and p m; with three
additional weekly trips to Walden Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, between m and 10
q going, and between . ~ and 4 returning
Proposals 70 commence II Codenham instead of Mont
gomcry viii b. considered. 7o
S,6., From Che.es at n P m Monday, Wednesday, and
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y
'f And back between m and IL m. t,e1s. .i5..
995. From Little Falls at p m every Friday $685.
By Danube, MELVILLE, Starkvlle, and Vanhorns-
vile ~ t7ofb93 woN r'sf.Hss 49,.
To Springfield by ! p m, % miles ma
And back between 6 m and 10 m. $500
$685. From Helirner at - every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday '.J @2A -,n.lN
By Mohawk, Dennison's Corners, Jordsnsvie,
Pages Corners. Richfeld Springs Schuylers
Lake, and Oakvlle ~
TO Cooperstown, by m, 81 miles
And back between 5 m and III a m.
Proposals for sx-ines-a service will be considered
Nfal-messenger service between Mohawk and the rail-
road will be reqsircd. 81, e.e,,
996 a. From Ru,si, at 6 m every Wednesday
M BY Postville, Ohio, aud Wilmot
To Moorchousevle by 12m, % miles
And back between p m and p m; with an 3D.
dtional trip to Ohio and back every Saturday \
ss7. From Cherry Valley a, p every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
By East Springfield, Springfield Warren, Rich6eld
Springs, Winfield, West Winfield, Bridgewatcr,
alta Sapgetfeld ADDISON, Bouckv vile, Morrisvie
Nelson, Cazenova, oran, Manlus Fayetteville,
and Dewitt n TliissEe u mafi 5ta ..ii A3
To Syracuse, By 3 p m next days, 81 miles
And back between II M Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and a m next days. ttluu- ~
Separate proposals for each half Of this route dividing
Morrisvlle, will be considered. s+u ~
99s. From Cherry Valley at pm every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday sf'i.d it.'. Z BIOS. 'f .i.
BY Roseboom, Mlddlefeld, and Wcsivie 80
To Milford, by pm Is miles
And hack between p and IL m next days.
Proposals 10 commence At Wcstvlls are invited.
800 From Coopers,own at every Tuesday and Sat-
urday f ~f aEr 'iaI
BY Middlehcld, Wcs,ford, and Decatur
To Worcester by 8 pm, IL m,ies o1
And back between m and 10 m.
1000 From Cooperstown at m every Tuesday, Thurs
BY oaksvile, Burlngso., Yves, Burlington Ed
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Bv 0lboa Jefferson, North Hsrpers6sd, North
Kor,right, Davenport, Davenport Centre, and
West Davenport
To Oneonts, by l0t pm, A miles eh
And back between III IN and 10 a m nox days.
500 From Moouvle at . NJ every Tuesday, Thursday,
To Roxbury, by 4 m, 7 miles ~ aah
And back between III a m and II PAID
And from Roxbury q m every Friday IA =
By Sixtson's Falls and Papakunk vl
To Margaretsslle, by IL m, 10 miles b
Aud back between p naa'ad p M h'i T
800 From Delhi at every MONDAY, Wednesday, and
Friday as'i
By West MEREDITH Groion, franklin and Sidney
To Uaadila, by IL m, % miles ait.y.t .fa
And back between P m and p M
sos From Delhi att every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Bv Hampden, Walton. and Cannonsvle
To Deposit. by P m 80 miles
And back between a m and Up m on Monday
Wednesday, and Friday WI
Proposals for a-weekservee during suspension
Of na Wig alton the Hudson, will be received i3tt
905. From Delhi at every Wednesday ht
BY Cabin Hill, Pepae.on, Colchester, East Branch
and Partridge Island YaaV
To Hancock, by ~ m next day. AZ miles ~
Aud back between m an Thursday and m
next day. mc oH W. lI
sO6. From Delhi at 7 m every Wednesday
To Davenport Centre, by 10 m, IS miss 51g
| And back between p m and 6 p M 1ilu
DOT. From Delhi a. every Friday a $500
BY Meredith, Kortright and Harpersfsld
To Stanford. by 2 m, 20 miles
And back between 10 a and p m next day.
90S From the Kingston route near Fish Lake, at m
Tuesday and Friday
BY Bovina Centre
To Bovina, by 8 M, miles si
And back between m and P M
This is in connexion with the Kingston mail.
900. From Walton at p m every Thursday ~
BY New Road and Sidney Centre
To Unadila, by p m, l6 miles
And back between a m and IL m.
9lO. From Deposi, at a m every Monday
BY 5andford and Vaona Springs
To South cambridge, by IL m, Is miles
And back between p m and p m.
GIL From Deposit at every Tuesday and Saturday
BY Barboursvic, Masonvic, and Bsinbrdse Cen
tire a r - WY N'- 2 W. ~ Il hf '-l
To cambridge, by III m, % miles
And back between p m and pm.
Proposals for sx-tines-a-week service, with branch
from Masonvillc Unada miles, will be considered.
9I2 From Albany at 8 every day, except Sunday
BY GIeenbush, East Greenbush, Schodack Centre
| Nassau, .Brannrds Bridge, Motifs Store, New
Lebanon Centre, New Lebanon, and New Leb
anon Springs
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in an arid sandy region, derived, Of
water except such as they Ibre with
them. A travel Of one hundred and
twenty miles brought them, however,
on the lss ofsA pril, in sight olthe vel.
come dwellings Of San FRANCISCO, and
in the vicinity Of those gold regions that
surpass in prolific wealth the Hesperian
Gardens Of antiquity.
Lieut.. Beale informs US that the iu-
NOR Of a mutiny on the Ohio i, without
foundation, as every thing was ia most
perfect state Of suborjination on that
vessel, the night before he left. Gov.
Smith, having entrusted him with dis.
patches for our Government, he took
passage from San Francisco. At San
Bias he received Information from
party Of Mexicans who had been tras
ding among the Indians, OF the safe ar.
rival in the country of Colonel Fremont
and patty. That gallant officer had
proceeded across the desert for San
Francisco. ''''s' 0'o'. A'.h
At Panama Liedt. Beale met Mrs.
Fremont with Mr.. Jacobs, her brother
in-law, and communicated the news
concerningher husband. She had pre-
viously received accounts from the
United States, Of his difficulties and for.
tunate escape. About two thousand
persons are waiting at Panama for
transportation to San Francisco. -
About three hundred OF these, including
Mrs. Fremont, would take passage in
The Oregon. The California was to
cave San Francisco the day after
Lieut.. Beale, with Mrs. Persifer Smith,
and number Of other ladies returning
70 the United States. With this party
Col. Mason would also return.
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Cure for the Cholera.

Lord Ponsonby, in letter published
in the British Journals, says that, to his
own knowledge, dissolved camphor
has proved certain cure for cholera,
both ia Paris and Germany, and if taken
in time, the cure is generally effected
befuie il is possible TO procure n physi
ciau. The following is Tie recipe: n
REcIpE.--One and half ounce Of
spirits Of wine; one quarter ofan ounce
Of camphor, dissolved in the wine ~
Get a small vial Of spirits Of hartshorn.
DiREcTIoNs.- First, give a teaspoon
ful Of hartshorn in a wine-glass Of water.
Begin Immediately, and give FIVE drops
Of spirits Of wine, (camphor,) filling the
teaspoon with cold water, and 1ittle
sugar. Repeat this every FIVE minutes,
until yoti have given three doses. y
Then wait fifteen minutes, and com:
mehce again as before, and continue
half an hour, unless there is returning
heat. Should this be the case, give one
dose more, and the cure is effected. -
Let patients pefspire freely, as on this
life depends; but add no additional
clothing. 'i7i't. + q .'''' s9sR@ s'''if#
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of my seeking"
"God bless you for lhatp' and she ex-
tended TO him her hand.
"May he protect you, Ella, and di.
rect me;" and the carriage drove on.
= Hamilton remained gazing after the
vehicle until it disappeared. when
Simpson, who had been witnessing the
interview OF the lovers from beginning
to end, spured his horse into a gallop
homeward. When Hamilton turned,
friend and foe were alike invisible.
TO BE CONTINUED.