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stock OF good qualities Is reduced. and prices hsy
advanced TO 5a6se. Receipts % Casks
HshF-We hear OF material sales, but holder
generally asking si2aeiS6 per ton for good srtI
Gle. The receipts tins week az bales.
HoPS-A limited demand at fsaiec
IRON, METAL, NAILS AsD TIN PLArE-we
quote regular sales OF bar Iron at u ic In ots sale,
OF inierior Iron at 3a3Sc. We quote Tennessee HoI
and Cold Blast Pgmeta at S2aisas per ton with
AZ t2aaS6. Ohio Irons held at higher rates, with a
sale at SH per ton Nails-Sales Of Pittsburgh Mails
Is i0os43e, fct the assorted numbers Light lots
Sales In round lots at aaiL16c The stock Is far with
receipts OF 6S2 kegs. Tin plate we quote At 81 80
aei2 In light lots Receipts this week boxes. Light
sales OF Roofing Plate at Si2 per box Sales Of Baaca
block Tin at 27sasc.
ToBACCo-The Tobacco market Is vel maintained
with sales at full prices. The receipts however
are falling or The sales At Todd's wsrehauss this
week have amounted O. hhds. which following
prices vep ehtainsds Hszts = -, o. - q. - o6,
e6 TO- - - IS 50. - IS, - 30, ~. ~ o5. ~ sss
seconds s6sS6 IS; common - 4OsSS
WHlsKY--The stocks of Whisky are hight. sslso
Thursday laas ailc at the svee. Sales since at sae
and sale to-day ~ nc. Sales Of rscthsd ~
stores at 22c- Receipts is wsek sos bbls. We ~ o
no sales new Peach Braniy- mofhms Of old fOm0nre
demanding 81 % per fauoa- Eognon Brsnd1 8 Per
gallon. French Br'niy q sssss per gall<
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER,

J. n. McKIn, Eco, N. Fifth - philadl| Il y u
Gu. Dszv. T>nond, We.
nv. J. DIcK1S 1sinPlns W.
N. RYAN, Maysviile, Ky
Rev. VIZ. GUM, Chint 1g, Ky,
mirror SrEvEssos,. c. levn, KY.
JosEPH FIsHEa, Chez u.
BEcEsxs & CAxnIsi1 hystts, Ia.
]. BALDWIN, BeshaoX Va
Go: ScAHsoaogtas 0wensbero, Ky.
G. G. EvxEss, utisSa, N. Y.
U. M DEwEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
bsowS & WuxLAnssos, Commercial b Buildings
Superior - Clglpiand, Ohio.
u NEED Ahchange St, Buffalo, N. Y
II. BAnc Lutesllville, Ky.
Rev. He ~ Chicago Ill.
Hon. A. - zAxAn. Bowlingreen. Ky.
W. AHsxFF, GIssgow, Ky.
G. =. BAaKIEr. Lsxinstamzntucky
]. b. RUssELL, Garstts Once, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE a. PorrEs, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS Smith. I42 Nassau street, New York.
p. III. CosASr, Smithland, Ky.
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KBW Books
IN Ropespiene's Life by Lewes;
TO Seem and To Be, by Miss AacintoSh:
PaId0e's Life of Francis the First;
Aunt kitty's Tales, by Miss MaciatOsh;
Taifourd and Stephens Miscellany;
fing's CHRIST Is ali, DC
Irnng's Life OF Columbus;
Sparks' American Biography;
Omoo. By Herman Mely vile;
Nocte's AnlbGossnA, by Wilson:
Old Wine Ia New Bottles:
Faust, a Tragedy. By Goethe;
Nanotti's History Of Italy, Past nj PFe.euts
Eothen. by Einglake, 1 vol. cloth;
Mirabeau Life History:
PardOe's Life Of Louis XIV;
Habits Campeus Prose Works;
Irying's Tales q a Traveller and Astoria:
Smiths Weslih of Nations
On hand and for sale BY
BECKWITH & NORTON,
532 Mem street.
Nov. H-u Louisville, Kentucky.
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NEW hOkk, NOV. %.
BY an auirRl from the Balize the Honduras
Herald Is received, which contains important in.
telligsnce from correspondents dated Bslize, Oct.
I'D, which says that on the 9th Of April the
American brig NJ G. Draper, was wrecked one
hundred miles North of San Juan. II was thought
that the pilot acted treacherously. The vessel
was abandoned and the goods saved and put
ashore. The crew and passengers camped on the
beach, where they were attacked by the Indians
and robbed of everything. Three days after, BY
giving timely notice, the Captain of the brig,
companed by the friendly Indians, proceeded to
the village of Quamwstls 10 rescue the stolen
property; the inhabitants, who were the land
pirates, had vamosed. The village was burned
do wn by the friendly Indians, and the party return
ed to the camp on the beach, when, after twenty
days suffering, they were picked up and taken to
BaliEe. The news Of the sackng of Quamwslla
reaching Nicaragua, Mosquito hing and commits
sioners proceeded to get evidence in the case.
They obtained f1om the pilot who luTed the brg 10
destruction false statements, relating almost every
particular and Iebuttiug the evidence adduced.
Here the matter rests. The New York Herald
says the affair has caused considerable excite
ment among the Indians, and te make the most Of
the occurrence Musquito King and the English
agent were taking evidence TO be used. likely, in
correspondence with the United States in the
Nicaragua question.
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RosIoN. Nov. q.

bUsTUN, NOV. u.
The London Times contains letter from Aus
tria of the 4th inst, which says that the Emperor
of Austria has carried his point with the Turkish
Government, despite the interference Of France
and Eng the Porte having pledged itself to
keen in safe custody in one more Of the Turkish
Fortresses ell those Refugees whose names may be
mentioned by the Russian and Austrian Govern
ments, and then to Immediately Danish the others.
Under this arrangement there is no chance Tor
Kossuth and his compatriots ever escaping 10 Eng
lend or the United States.
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SOMETHING NKw.-A novel match took place a
short time ago, near Hereford, England, in which
young gentleman undertook for a wager to lap
up saucer of milk in less time than q cat They
both commenced at the same time, button account
of the gentleman being seized with violent FIT OF
laughter, which greatly imPeded his progress, the
cat was enabled to gain great deal; however, the
gentleman soon came up with her and won BY two
table spoonfuls.
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ST. Louis. Nov. 2S.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
Lieut.. Harrison of the U. s. a. was murdered on
the l4th November, by Toukaws Indians on the
Colorado. He belonged to an escort corpse OF
Capt. Marcy, and was returning from Santa Fe.
Marcy had arrived at Fort Washita. Thos. For
syth had arrived from the Salt Lake; be left the
latter part of September. Many California emf
grants were at the Lake. Gen. Wilson was there.
Pomeroy of Lexington, Mo-, had been tried by the
Mormons for participating in the Mormon war, and
was acquitted. A party of Mormons arrived from
California few days before Forsyth left, bringing
much gold. Birmingham, Young and others,
leading Mormons, express great hostility towards
the United States.
The steamer St. Paul has been raised aud orough
up TO port.
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CALIFoRsIA.-Southey, in his "Common Plac
Book" quotes from wither, an English poet, VIII
wrote in the sixteenth century, the following lines
Ii there is not much poetry in mem, there is
good deal of truth:
"I've heard those say that travel TO the West,
Whence this beloved metal Is encreast,
That IN the places where such minerals be
Is neither grass, nor herb, nor plant, nor tree,
And like enough; for this at home fod.
Those who too caTnesfiy employ the mind
About that trash, have hearts, | dare uphold,
As barren as the place where men dig gold"
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THE MIsT-CALIroRNrA GoLp.-There In nov 4
great pressure OF business at our Mint, caused BY
large amounts Of gold, lately received from Cali.
ioIuia- DR.. Hort, the Assayer, yesterday made
thirteen gold and twenty three silver assays-as
large If not larger amount Of work than has ever
been done BY one assayer in any mint in our coun-
try in the time stated. The dies fos fhs new cold
prices OF $50, authorized by the ]sss session of
Congress, are expected in few days, when he
business of coming will be greatly expedits1 by
the greater amount that can be thrown off,
~ o. Crescent 17tk.
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srl, of ,,,,.,nas,.,.na;n.
Coxsr,yryop,r De, os ,.,,...
from Cop.,an,;no,le announcs N. .,r;,., 80 a..
p,;,;.h a.. a.. n,,a.,.u.. ,..,-s..~
NV Fn.,.nd 20 N. rnvov Of a.. oa,s - na,aS""
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d.c.-.;-. .n;.-.. 60. a.. go. - ~ -
| 80 - ~, "
nu''a a''' '"P''ns no''"o "ieasu'es' Inc french
rn'oys INSTRUCTIONS were nearly 10 me same eI-
ecu out, though mere was an evident desire that
| France and England should act In concert. II was
| not certain that n defensixe alliance xrould n.
foy,o.a Nth a.. c,,,s., I, -.
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80 -s~- !I,.-' - ~, 'S1s:2
=. =.
"ee ss~~ssy Pieeseo WIN inc ~
great Powens end SUI more 20 81 81 ~
HE c0nduct BY the Inp<lon and Pssf1 Z. ~
Communication had Zen received from Ia r
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Loss on THE SrkAMER DEcLARATros:--The
steamer Declaration, Capt Webbing, left Mobile
for this port, via the river, on the 18th inst and
on THURSDAY morning, about 10 O'Clock, when OIL
pass Saluda, she parted her hog chains, when
the hull broke in two, and the boat sunk immedi-
ately. in three and half fathems water. The
oassepgers saved themselves by the small boat.
The steamers Star and Yankee went TO their as
sstance, and took of the baggage OF me crew
and messengers. who arrived yesterday on the Tow.
bost Pat Henry.-N o. CTesesnt, fith.
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Instruction fu sinstag and the Piano
forte.
NADAMEABLAMOW be 6 to announee to the
wi ladies' OF Louisville and vicinity that she
reside in this cry, and that she will be happy 10
leisure the instruction OF lss ass
in singing and on the Piane-Forte.
Further particulars Can aSseItAined correctly Oly at
ather house. Walnut street, fifth house OF the
Efr.f
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RpspKcr EoR the DsAD.-We are happy to see
that the message Of the Mayor, advising that pro-
ner tokens Of respect should be exhibited for those
Who were suddealy swept from time to- eternity
by the disaster Of Thursday evening has been
promptly responded to by our citizens ana tne
sn;nmastsrs 10 port. The flags from the different
nnblie buildings, and nearly all the ships and
stssmbosts in port are displayed at hall mast, and
4 deep elsoIn psrvades throughout the city.
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ArIiHnl Of The CnIed onln.

BosTos, Nov. Is, / IL, A. ~
lThe following was received from Cincinnati
last night, November 26:l
The Caledonia arrived al II O'Clock last night,
with Liverpool dates to the 10Th of November.
The intelligence lie unimportsnt. No event OF
special importance has occurred in any part OF
Eurone
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TRAN.YLvANIA UNIVERSITY


TTNHE 32d Session will open the list Monday in No
yemoer next under the direction Of the following
Faculty, VIZ:
Beni W. Dudley NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
Robert Peter. N. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
James X Bush. N. D., Professor ofspeeial and Sur
samIAnnau. NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Pr,e-
lice OF Medicine
Ethelberl L. Dudley, NJ D., Professor OF Gene Al and
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry NJ. BallIi, NJ d.. Professor Of MAieria Aedies
VIM. M. Boiling, NJ. d, Prof OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of w omen aud ChdTes.
n. NJ. Skillman. NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The OF full course is Sl06, invariably in advance.
The MatIieuaton and Library ticket is .. The Dis
sectng slO The Graduation Fee is S25 Board
ing and lOdsns from q o. to g % par week.
Dean OF the Faculty.
Lexington. Ky, July 81, 1912 i'm
DIANO-FORrRs.-we have Just received an IN
which in addition to former SOCK Ieuders our
sOrtme OF the complete and varied ever OF
tered to the Western public We have now m store
magnificent esrvcd rose OOd octave Piano Forte
I plain do do do;
| extra finished do % do do,
9 plan square tablet DO g DO DO;
| round Comered 30 g dD do;
Gothic tablet rosewood octave Piano Porte. with
flush tablet rosewood sOetavs PiAnO-FOr with
| mouldedless;
plain square rosewood octave Piano FOrtss, with
haely hnishsd m.hosany 9 octave Piano FOr'ei
1 These Piano Fortes sold at New York manu- eto
Ters' prices and are warranted.
J-seeond hand Pianos bought. exchanged, snd re-
| I~Alwayson hand wholesale and retaiD MuSica
Instruments Of all kinds, Music BOOKS and the largest
assortment oi sheet MUSIC to be ioand N the West
Music and Book Dealers,
July TT Next to Bank Of Louisville.
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ASPECTS OF NATURE IN DIFFERENT eli
MATES AND LANDS. Price 81 .. For sale by
BRCKWITH & MORTON,
Nov. 10 S32 Man street
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IN CHRONIC DISEASES

a exposition OF the Causes. Progress, and TeTmiu
~ alton Of various Chrome Diseases OF the Digestive
Organs, Lungs, Nerves, Limbs, and Skin and Of their
Treatment by Water ard other Hygiene means BY j.
Mandy Gully, ID. Plate, 12mO. 81 %, cloth.
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j ~ 05u Orleans. exchanges fui-
Is dslnIls Of ne tsrsibls disaster
1rploslon Of The Ls.isisna. The
Is q painfnl and sicksning interest,
- fson the Delta. Pioayune and
1nes Awfsi cslanlsy.
y our city vlsif$d BY so sudden,
VIoi digastef, as that which
Spled 10 describe in our paper
b now, when the smoke has
ne ehocS and excitement have
r1beide1 and mems minds have
~ The ,Ihole affair haunts the
hideous dean, and makes the
q shuddeT and quiver
Id Of Thursday was the most disastrous
|nd that ever occurred In this city. The
"a ~ the mortality will exceed our highest
mates. All the facts discovered thus iar, give
Tor 20 the gloomiest RppEehensions OF the num-
n of The killed. More Than siXiy-iout dead have
= klready been recognized, more lhAn Loiy were e1-
posed IN the BaT0nne street watch mouse yesteT'
dsv ana Al least twenty in the dead houses
NJ he several hospitals. Several have died at
. uriyate houses Many Others have no doubt noat-
! ed down the stream, and VIII never De heAta OF
aeain. Others have been crushed under The weight
of the wreck, and their bodies will not rise Tor
some time.
Early YESTERDAY we visited the scene of the
disaster. large crowd was assembled on The
Y leyee Not a vestige of the Louisiana was visi-
Ne, but the Storm and Bostona lay IN the same
bsiliOn they occupied when the explosion oe-
hired. There they were, the Storm perfect
wreck, riddled and crushed from the boilers TO
y the stern; the Bostona, costly and beautiful
boat, also with her pilot house knocked OF, and
her wheel house badly crushed. Amid the gen.
ersl wreck OF the Storm, We were painfully in.
pressed by the spectacle OF beautiful little giF
of seven or eight years, who stood near gentle
man. apparently her father, sitting IN the eatin OF
the Storm with has head in his hands, seemingly
In deep grief. The expression of dependence,
affection and gtief Of the little girl, with the sor
rowing stIiIuds of her father, surrounded as they
were by SO many signs Of disaster and dssolation,
made a picture which shall not soon forget.
We have since learned that the gentleman waH
Mr. Moody clerk OF the Storm, whose wife was
killed. The little girl was his only child.
The wharf, the barrels and sacks lying on it,
were still spTinked with blood, and the debris OF
mutiIated bodies. A number of persons were en-
gaeed in fishing up bodies. SIX were taken up
whilst we we're on the levee. Ia all, eleven were
taken out OF the water yesterday.
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The French Government prohibited, lately, the
performance OF play because twas too demoora'
tic political satire intending to ridicule repub
iicanism is allowed to be played night after night
TO crowded audiences. One part OF il is designs
ted to be emitting satire on "Liberty," "Equali-
~, land Fraternity" In the frst tableau, on
the word being spoken, esch one proceeds 10 act
the "lord and ruler;" authority is set at defiance
and anarchy is the result In the tableauaptrtIed
Fraternity, the houses of all the citis1 IRE ali
open, hee access given to all, locks and keys are
removed, and private apartments are traversed with
The freedom Of the public streets. One ardent re-
publican gets married, and on taking home bic
BRIDE fnds his own nuptial couch occupied with
cozen OF drunken brother republicans. citizen
enters IN with a new frock coat, when, on the
plea OF fraternity, one "brothsT cuts off skirt,
another takes the sleeves, and 90 the new garment
Is made useless. Masons are at work on build
lug talking OF communism, when one who had
been silent takes of his blouse, cuts II into six
parts, throws il 10 his companions, exclaiming
"Ihat is communismi''-All this stuffis received
with roaIs OF laughter, and is again and again en-
cored. This the French Government sllowsi--
Boston Raa.
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Commercial.

LIvKRPooI, New. i6.--Corron-The accounts re
eei,nd By the America on TUESDAY somewhat con.
Trajectory the state Of the weather generally, but
the advance prices and comparatively small receipts al
ports asd the very short shipments making for England
impaired increased confidence TO hoders, and the
market closed at advance off In Mdding 10 Fair
American. Sea Island steady also, aud commands
advance on last weeks prices.
orrJS SALES OF the week ending to day, Nav 18th
90, 80 bales. CoEs-whte 2sa2ss Cd; Yellow a6s27s
PLoUH-wes,crn canal 22s94 Ohio e4s sdssss with bu
little change - notice this week. The money market
the isth-Consuls extremely good prices SHOWN.
a further upward tendency.
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WATER CURE IN AMERICA

Two hundred and Twenty cases OF various diseases
tire a-ed with water BY the American pf,1s
Clans. With cases o. Domestic practice, Notes OF Hy
dropsthe Institutions and publications. &c. &c. rs 3
cloth.
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HuMBOLpT'S NEW BOO

MISS PARDOE'S NEW WORK.
rUyHE COURT AND RBIGN OF FRANCIS THE
FIRST. volumes, price 81.
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WATER.CURE FOR LADIES.

4 popular work the Health, Diet, and Regis, a. o
Females and On ldren and prevention and Cure DIS
eases; With fun account OF the ProcessOf Wafereare
Illustrated oy various eases. By Mrs. ". l. Shew.
vised By Joel shew, M. ID. volume, price % ats.
Published and for sale BY
JOHN WILEY,
l6l, Broadway, New Y0rk,
Audi by BECkHITH & MORTON
nov 10 $50 Main street
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Commercial.
Arrival Of the On mn da.

HALIFAX, Nov. 2S-5 r. NJ.
The Canada arrived this morning. The Niagara
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
HALIFAX, Nov. 2S, IL =. NJ
FRAScE.-The political news ia unimportant.
The most gratifying feature is the interview be-
tween the President OF Francsend Mr. Rives, the
new American minister al Elysee National. The
American minister made an address on the occs-
sion, but observed a total silence respecting the
misL understanding between the two Governments.
The President, however, alluded TO the affair in
terms hattering 10 Mr.. Rives and his country.
Tie dispute between the Emperor OF Morocco
and France seems TO increase In violence. The
Freueh Consul of Msiadore has been treated
harshly and ANONYMOUSLY. A French frgate had
been sent TO his relief, and there is probability
of this affair ending in bombaIdment OF Tangier
FIom Rome there is little that is interesting. II
seems, however, that the Pope meditates an early
return TO Rome. His ARRIVAL at one moment is
ally announced.
HuNeARY AND AUsTRIA.-From the former il is
said fresh collision has taken place. No less
than fifteen additional executions et Arard are
threatened daily. A valedictory address OF Kos
suih 10 his countrymen written at Ossoya and
published: il is in his most enth usaslIc and poet
ical style. hsynau is carrying on his unrelentins
cruelties unchecked by higher authorities. The
Jews at Pesih are threatened with violence unless
theJ pay up the contributions demanded.
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INDIAN rRoUBLEs.-We have advices from Fort
hearney 10 the 2Sh October. On the 2lst of that
month, three men in charge of the United States
mail from Fort kearney 10 Fort LeaVenworth, met
with waf party of Pawnees, some sixty In num-
Der, upon the banks of the Little Blue River, about
forty miles from the former post, and in conse-
quence OF hostile demonstrations upon the part OF
The Indians, were obliged to return to Fort Kear.
ney. A detachment of twenty men, under the
command OF Ii. Oge, LIST U. S. Dragons, was
immediately despatched tor the purpose of clear.
ing the road OF these marauders, and to bring to
punishment the chiefof these offenders 1t. Ogle
came suddenly upon the Indians near the Blue,
and they! snspecting his object, refused to sur.
render, and gave evidence Of hostile intentions
towards his party. Thereupon an engagement en-
sued, which resulted in the death of three of the
Indians and the escape Of the remainder of the
TxUj1h several wounded. Seven of the dra-
n1llG Lieut. Ogle. were slightly wound
Qna Of their horses was killed
Noticeable for horsemen, pur.
4 woe @oosible. IA soon az the nation re-
l1 TO It's winter quarters from the fall hunt, it IL
zofood that suitable measures will be taken
unish all the offenders, and 90 I'D put to the
dspfedations.-H- Loxis RePxb. ma
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NaNSh = AAAAoAf - >-l-iN 1L -
SANDS CELEBRATED sARSAPARILLA

Enis sxeenent COMPOUND Which i Cresfilg so a.nl
yo sal throughout the cognr. aIe = say
uy into the iavOr VI GCzcns an - 1919
around =. We have read again and aAiI Ofrh1 49,
OF thisiav Aluabie mecicIne-E Ca
beverage mediCine-bUt 10. nm rcCeufy Ave - -
any positive proof hieh C0Cd ndUce sreak aIrv
OF Il. But, from iaCls IN 9osSs are -
well convinced that without my except o. O. = ~ "a
FIRST, PLkAsAETEsT, and sSsr cou.Pulnd ever crer-t
to the p1oe. for The cure Of a. chrnnc dscases 49,
mAIisn and sCTOs4, and al tmpuTI1es lf-te Eoo1 70
gether with many other comp ANA
IL has 50 long been remarked thsft1ea 1us o. sr
trums vents - tai fzrtif ars 1caa
mend a valuable discovery tne AeGua Scsnrs 49,
We jeoPSIdiSs reputation -lr iaCTecIiy ll rlrs-
ency; SatIn Instance h-zls % O. a.zar t1sr-
mark which ~e have made aoove.-Afg-i-r1 Aeslzr-
SORE THROAT.
following : extract from .ef,sr recsIr-l ~
Mrs. Bevan who bad been Galetei ssvsrl ycars .ita
Sc rofulOuS Uulosrs, DysPepSa. Gc.aal r.ceuiv a.
2, ion OF The throAt and chest.-
BAILESssUzs, "a. Dee =. 50.
4 aessrs- A. b. & ID. SRsDs.-Ecf5rc Z cSsuu a-uers
"A az your SArSzgarA. sulerings we've zoos -
en- prsssiOn; throat eonRr-ey zt-srat.l -
dreadful cough ami there we're i-e ~ .o-rt
er that Could speak above WIS ,er. and 49,
the inflammation from my thTusg e1tsncd ID ~ aca
SO that my hearing was Nery uI1Cf fsr -
King the SarSp1Etaa shOt tls M healtn lE1Erov.d
and my thrOAi Is vel; lai tree from coeFn a.
ughtnsss OF the chest ever u. ~ lr ssIlr
distinctly. Ny hrOst has oecn vel aeot. loGtns
your S2rszpsrala-
Nrn.r =