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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

ALAS Our old friend and fellow sufferer, the
"gorious Joe Hoxie, has lost his election in his
own ward, as delegate to the Wing State Con-
vention. The I" venerable Joe" has carried this
ward in his breeches pocket for twenty years, but
dowlas will not last for ever. Well, he will have
the more time to visit Governor GIL Davis, of
Coney Island, and partake of his famous chowder
and glass Of exquisite port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

The Weskiy Herald viii be published 1t nine o'olos
this forming.

The Wsskiy Herald win be Published 1t nine o'clock
this morning.
Its contents will embrace the Foreign News brought by
the Cambria, received by Telegraph from st John N
The chieai Account OF the Difficulty between the
French Minister and the United States Government;
Biographical Sketch Of John Faron Engineer Of the
Liverpool Line of Steamers Full Report Of tho Trial
Of the Aston Place Rioters The Explosion Of the Cuban
Revolution; The Round leland Expedition and tho
Government Authorities Mississippi Repudiation I'm
portant and Interesting Int-geues frou, Hsyti, q.
Domingo, Turks Island, and British Guiana Late
News from Mexico and Santa Re; The etockbridgs In
dians; The Democratic Union Convention our usual
Interesting Correspondence from oil parts Of the coun
try; Editorial astter Telegraphic Dispatches rhsa
ricsl and Local Affairs Sporting intelligence CON-
mercial and Shipping Record and . variety Of other
Interesting and Miscellaneous Matters
Single copies, in wrappers sispense. Annual sub
fcrpten price three dollars-mail.d to any part Of
the wcrld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
business Affairs Mt Pittsburgh.

PirrsBuKen, Sept ZIP. NJ.
Business matters continue to improve aud the fall
trade has opened under suspicious prospects,.
Der Of beats left for Cincinnati to-day aud several
are now leading Freights are slightly easier and
-four may BE- reduced to $50. The river Is rising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

DALtIAi0Hh, SeptbM Der II, I5I8
The u. s Grand Ledge of the l. o. of o. Y. is still
engaged upon the difficulties existing among the Order
IN New York. The committee to whom tho subject
referred have unanimously reported this morning
in favor of the formation of two Grand Lodges aud
two Grand Enesmpments in that State 1t is thought
that this prop osition will be adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

ITHACA. N. y sept Il, IS4J.
kcIntyres powder mill, situated about three miles
above this place, was blown to atoms last evening,
about half past eight o'clock by the accidental expo
sion Of 700 lbs Of powder which scattered the tmbers
Of the building quarter Of mile, and produced
tremendous concussion. As far as We can learn no
person was killed or wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
at Sea, or the Ship George
SkOlGeld.

Bosror, September Fl, 1s4e.
The ship George Skol6eld, Captain Choate of New
York, from Newport Wales. whence she sailed the
10th Of August with o22 tons OF railroad iron sprung
aesk on tho 3lst OF August, in lat As so NJ, lon 81
80 W., and was abandoned on the I'd Of September In
latitude 40 20, Ion 81. The captain aud
taken on board by the British bark Northumberland,
drom Galway for Quebes) and transferred the 9TH
inst to the British brig Fanny (rom Cardiff for Bos
TOM aud arrived here at three o'clock this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

The postage upon newspapers dropped into the post
sce by individuals Ia cent each any part Of
the State and half additional for distances over
lso miles out of the Sate-the postage to be- prepaid
except when sent from the Office Of publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
The Western Rivers.

CINCINNATI, Sept 81, 1870.
The river Is slowly reeedipg There but soant
three feet water on Warsaw bar.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Il, 1870.
The river Ia quite low and still falling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
TELEGRAPnIC IETELLIGENCE.
The Dimculty with Franco.

wAsHisersH, Sept. Il, 184e
The National InfeGsemcev Of this moratug says that
the President has consented to the publica.u Of fun
history Of the difficulty with the French Minister aud
has placed the papers at the Itsxencers disposal to
appear on Saturday [If the history in the Inei
seneer contains anything shall publish It in
toDorrow's Herald The Republic reitsrass the belief
that there need be serious fears Of war growing
out Of the difficulty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
Health of Chs rlcsson

CHARLEsToS, s. c., Sept. 20, 1s40.
disease called the Strangers fever has made it's
appearance in our city; and included in the weekly
bill of mortality six deaths from that complaint
IL 10 brought on mostly by exposure and imprudeuos
The exaggerated reports that have gone forward Ia
lstiop TO IL not to be relied on at the present
time, there is scarcely any Of 1t in ths city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

The Cambria will probably arrive early this
morning, but not in time TO enable us 10 publish
any of the details of her news in our morning
edition. Our afternoon editions, published at one
and three O'Clock, will contain The news in full.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
Accidents In baltimore

BaLrrsoRE, September 2i-P. NJ.
Two men had each leg broken this evening, in Bal
timore street, by runaway horse with wagon attached
belonging to Adams T. Co % Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

The WING TRoUBLEs-At the recent ward
meetings, the cry among the independent wings
was, down with the Custom House nfuencer'
The families of the Ogdens, Kings and Homes
have thirty or forty places in the Custom House,
and the new Collector is execrated as Ga restorer
of the Bourbons-the old broken down aristocra-
cy." Don't blame Mr.. Maxwell-he had to do
what he was told-the Cossacks are on him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
Very late from Rio Jaatiro.

Bosros, Sept. a, 1910.
The brig Zane has arrived at this part from Rio ia
neio, with dates to the 10th OF Augustshe brings,
however but little The British frigats Apollo
from England for India put in the Sth havisg lost
eighteen Of her men by cholera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
AsusEMENTs TnIs EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE ao~ery-RozHo AND JuLIEr-
Ny AuN,-sHor \ THs Eve
BROADWAY TnEATRE. Broadway. -KEIeHr OF An
yA-Nis LAsT LESs-WILFrL huRpER.
N,BLos GARDEN, Broiaway.-MERHv WIVES OF
WIhDsop.
BUTTONS THEATRE. Chambers streot.-DossrY AND
set-'1Is ONLY ny AUNr.
NATION Al THEATRE, Chatham Sgusre.-InIsH ORA n
sooN-fLSING ID, ToHnsH -fhiLip QUAIL
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway -Fs DtAvoLo-B
rAesih AND HiBhEE A-Wso SPgASs FIRST.
MECHANICS BAIL. cHRIs1Y's siHsrsEIs--voyAes
nUsIoi,-ETpIopIAs SINGING.
CoNckkT.
caINEss MUSEUM. ES broadway From A. II. 10
10 g.
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BY TIE l. z @ r A II

LEwEs, Del September 2l-l1K A. NJ.
This morning, about o'clock the steamship Osprey,
for Charleston weighed anchor and steamed to In
hapd ONE style
The storm has subsided, and the injury sustained by
the fleet in the roadstead IL not extensive.
The schooner Adelaide, for Cambridgeport, was run
into last night by schooner, which dragged her
chors and lost bowsprit.
The schooners Harmony and Oregon, both from
Eastern ports for Philadelphia in ballast lost their
anchors.
No news has reached here from the Southern coast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

ARRIVAL OF THE SoUTnERNER. The steamship
Sonheiner, Capt Berry, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Charleston. She experienced very severe
weather during the passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

Theagresats value OF produce received fjr the y
just closed, rss 81 2iob4i IN excess Of the yea,
GUS. and ss.C436ei loss than for the wear isi7
The valve u the exports from New or.,pa. for
year ending June 30, 1870, was ssjses 81, a,ar
se71s2525, fos the previous year. Tn. ,nnroven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
The Southern Mail.

BALriaonE. Sept 21-er. VI
The Southern mail has again failed beyond Raleigh
Z. That received from the intermediate points soa-
taina nothing of interrst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

ARRIVALS avn UrrsnruRrs

ARRIVALS avn DrrsnruRrs.
Hon Jacob Coiisusr Postmaster General and fsnilv.
Samuel Met utcbeon ara family Ne- Orleans: ~
tfspcier. Bo,i,n; Hon. Thomas Douglass Florida; D.
Jm.th sbd sistsr Montreal; Butter Ohio: g. ID
Smith MT Chids Rochester. William G O'Drgseol
spd family. Savannah. wtiism Collins Washing ,up,
John N,Isop. hontrsJ; q Huichiogs Boaton; .
l. Wayne sDo lady. cincinnati Lieut. James Ne
Irto,h y q a; " Ogden hicago = Parker aad
lady. vsshirgt'p J y Duncan and lsdv, soston: kr
tss,.tt % fsnsiiy. Philadelphia; J Poh. Jr = 1
D. N.wlsnd ard family West Point; William Butler
Bprcsp, Providence. l.! Charles Marina " o.
io,.n Debit we're among the arrivals yesterday at
the Irving House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

Germs establishment that Of Hapoloon There Is no
sn,h word a. imposAbe To produce such psrot model
rich In material exquisite In shape and perfect
In Mr. ish. his present fall style, for four doll would
have been deemed hopeless task by most ms
yet 10 is row. 81 the French ,a finished
fzet. Gene and eriticise ire article.
GENIN. git HroaIyny opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

the world.
Another TuWmpn In Hats.-Thc motto Of
SsIr a. ncs 2, Ssgcs.S Issrs Is ~
efshst righ IN material exquisite in shape ana rsrise,
bavs ss.%ss ,sDs n .s SS sSas
., - the Inlan aeeo'a finished
GLNIN ZIG Broairsy. opposite St. Paula
Washington Crowned by Equality, Fra
s ,1ny Of. Of . sSst IL l q % s
The attention Of our etseos generally at the Apollo 40
, sss q ar '.l :. ss.sss,s 'ssct All
sourse. All shouio 90 ava see ~
Revciussoni-rhc whites put Down -
hss ~ s . nay 90 the 's SGss
ps~ Fan fashion are esrr,ns the town by soup a. a,,"
ifyou r.h 20 see HAT that is Hat" call ana look a,
Pr.s,dsnt Tay Tor ana has Cabinet -Bra-
sys se,era,ed ,eesrhe print - President ra,or aud
be cabinet 10 nov Tor sale at the usprsse ensed loo
and 90 ltadvay, Of Fulton street literal ais
count 20 the trade.
The Piumbe National Daguerrean CAL
,.,si.. y, ;rs;:, 'slIss,i"N q poriai. o s,Gsi
lion without teins highly rrs,lsed by 80 doing
snppose that the reason why 4 ann al
stfsr SO .t,sr' .hsrg' sao and saS.t rnah Docs.
ss',,i rsasHssI @ Is. cLARks nc william street
Them So suiss.--Th. best Assortment we
.,,r ssd now ~ hand .hossls g retail They eenss.
ana soshs, s2so So. Corr.r SsssaD Besimau sreess
Wigs and Toupe.s.--Ve would call the
ATTENTION o. ser, and strspsera rsqsirns wig rou
rerica ~ b. rnsiUN No s Brossssy sorssr a ns,
stree, unecr toe Frasln House. they a. hs
hsir Cutting Rooms where NAY rss, ai t,ss
Assortment in The siv
Wigs ana Tonpess --Bareheior's celebrated
WNfseter nM No y all street. and " ths oiiJ v.tab-
he as invented soIas most Important impreveosst add
invites an 'sarnston 81 those Wigs and f.ursss
Copy the address.
what's IN N Name i-Ev.rythinr. prv-
~. .oa enc las Teen aeqio by fair dsa,'ar. var
kiNS w Iu.on street.. has sa.hcd on iabls natoriesy
pcsst. prices Persrs pureha.rg Wstkiusa Be
VI se''as ihe worth q tEsr money
Booty aud Benu'y can nc seen rrcm q a.
" W. y. ", at BagOkS Boot and shoe Emporium, 10
ard tndfeue styles the sir,,t assortment
81 IN We eiu, wholesale spf tetail
"ir Ignorance Is siiss," says the Poet, "u
ntly 70 ls vice Tat .norspee isa't hiiss-it s noe
~ ~ hsrT sporsS, sEat Boots sps e,i,sps ~ ,s p,
mei On Be hed thirty yer cent under average prcs
'oNNo D. ~ ana t,feet.
The Hest ard Cheapest Boots W. the city.
81 IN other sterss; has C,i IS 90 usaaliy 81 90 Pstess
s,,y sps shSs ~ gss srnsr Of foa and
Great Chanc. r.r poor nen-Sbsr.s
y cent? Only ie v'sii neSes ranereua u voyagsto Cal
I,p' al ha sslIes he sets No s, up.ssss s.h ose
Hall his tytniI r - O'Clock.
Bssut,fui rsngissn and ,ncricrn CARPET
rr srtire desris ais, Rugs OIL Cl,th vene,ias .aa
t,ssrs.as cRsssss, . " sr's. r..
bslmeht IN tie United states 70 ~ Houery rhoss
aeontmahins tutohasts fhosld cnii Immediately
CcnsIcman's Hats -uirti. corner p,.. and
Nassau ste -1be attention Of re admirers Of an e,.sn,
ss becoming syls ~ u.t sinyit,d to the val Pat
men Of taste, and the dil.rin.inatex weA,er.
BIRD. corner I1ns saS Hasssusss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

Total amount Of bids. $50. 1892 900
The loan WAS awarded to D. w. Tomlinson, a
Camman whiteboass, aud the avurage premium
their proposals Ia ten eighty ens and two. hfshs
cent. This is nearly four per cent lower than
premium paid for the last elk per cent loan.
The amount received for tolls on all the New I'd
State Canals, during tbs second week In Ssptemt
~ass yiUo Zjs
Same period In lS4s. .............. 100 6s5
Decrease In 1879. .............. 81 SAC
The sggrtgBte amount received for tolls from
commencement Of navigation to the i4th Of Septemt
hoiee"e' was. ........ .tl.soI3I9
Same period In 1873. ............. 1S0e.isll
Decrease In lSfo. .............. $780,
The amount Of tolls received on all the New "
State Canals In each of the folo~ipg yesrs during
Second week in September, and the totals up t.
l4sh OF September, Inclusive, we're as annexed -
NV YoRx STArE CASsts- Aaor-r o. ToLts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

Ccwrs Calendar. THIS Day.
Connor Pisn-Nos $40, 40, III, los, az, IA OF,
&c. a.
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w ente rev desfhsi ast Rugs OIL IJthe aad
1ateiry tair afc-t- ore tlng wonderful " prtees
49, NAN ANDtA SvN'F tletrsttd Cheapess Csrpoi
tab smeht IN tie United States, 70 ~ Bowery Those
atont Mahns Inlcha.,s Lhnnld enll immndiatalx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

ever he'd Is hand wholesale or retail. rhv consist
OF cloth coat easimcrc psnts and fancy overcoats
ana sosss, s2tc So Corner Nsssan Beekmau streets
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fsstau ste lbe attention Of admirers of an
HeptsminF riye ~ l.t 10 invited to the val Pat
tern tn justly entitled 20 the admiration ef the 4-sts-
men Of taste. and the il.ririnatieg weA,er.
Bird. eeruer I'm. s,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

attention o. citizen. and stfspscr reqsirus wis rou-
Tt' " recent tmTruvsrrcnt II
Inverted ~ w. IN A1oN, NO W. Bro1away Of Do
street, unter tae Frasln House They be sasn a. hs
hair Cutting Rooms where NAY 10 The AMI les,
assortment in the stv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
Washington Crowned by Equality. Fra

terny and liberty In the presence OF the most
patriots Of other lands This sutifu1
The sttrnon Of eitSaos generally, at the Apo al
Brosd~ay There 10 hut one opinion 10 its
work 81 art ~ we'll excsficne 81 subject All are
bsttee With spoheoss Of she father OF his esuatry
eourte, all shoulo 40 ava see ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

Seeing Frsnee ON the eve Of a new crisis, On the
verge Of assuming another political posi.on--au
occurrence which 10 alone characteristic Of the
fuctusting disposition and instability Of the
French-who will run the risk OF placing implicit
confidence in the administration of the present
government ?-the baublc, the football of every
faction No marvel, then, that credit is at so low
an eob. TO the further augmentation or the diff
culhes and embanassments which, with severity
affiIci the population of France, the national debt
has become an almost insupportable burden, under
which her people now groan If we glance over
the annual accounts Of the government. we find by
contrast that every year the public expenditure
exceeds the actual income to an alarming ex-
tent. In order, therefore, to arrest the further
progress of the awful inequality that exists be-
tween the income and the expenditure, new
loan must be levied, new tax imposed upon
the nation, which will add another serious encum-
brance on the industry of her people.
Such, then, is the detail. Behold now, in one
view, France split into numerous factions, each
hostile 10 the otner-her commerce In linguor -
her credit in decne-her debt in ncrcase-and
to censummate the aggravaton, her people and
her government on the of new CONFUSION.
Since, however, all human exertions must tall
shortin meeting every necessity of nation, let
bear in mind, that whether we 1--we under the
fceptre Of a monarchy, or under the wings Of
republic, there many hsrdshps TO be under
gone, and many grievances to be endured.
THE TRIAL or THE RIoTERs, Every day brings
forth some curious development m the progress of
the trial of the Aston Place rioters Their own
Witnesses testify against them. But better still
yesterday witness revealed the strange fact, that
the weekly Newspaper called Ned Bsnttine's O,on
printed at the Tribune office. Greeley and
AIcElraih, the first calling himself socialist, the
other Christian are thus shown to be aiders,
abetlors, and parneipators in the manufacture of
that sheet for dissemination IN the community.
Ought they not to be included in the same lndct-
mtpt with Buntine himselfl Satan does not go
about like roaring lion in these latter days. He
arrays himselfn old white coat puts his egs and
tan into second hand pair OF pants sticks his feet
into cowhide boots, and publishes newspaper IN
favor of socialism and 'sullering humanity -
Brlial is his partner, and does all the praying and
plundenng. Oh oh |! oh
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~ cent. only 20 visit heNes fanere " yoyags
ternn rouf tfP@ Horn, ~ the Gad DisQnra .h o,e
ks.t ell the scales he rets No 3g3 BrosdNs 81 peanI
Eall. thls tYtniI r - o-rloeh. - = 49,
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wig. nj Tonp.s. -Bs,rne,.r,. cs,,l

WefsetorJ isM No al street. aud 70 he oiiy vsta5
hsbment W the city exclusively devoted that basnas
lie ae invented sofae most important aud
invites an 'bnrinson Of those Ntss and f.uy th.s OBJ
silver medal at the Fer Of The AmsrcAA
Copy the addresa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

lefy the upYsr 81 B.oa5wsy aad MARIA, stree
soiiAns ile lerNe't collection ~ 81 atstlxuaa
p,rfons in the United s.,es keae examine this
uou without icing highly rrs'ihcd Nv ~ doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

nfly to it wife. Vat i.norrncs fsa't hes--it w.
likely 70 leaa o. "a hrupsy whc, for istnoe wOri5 pro
NJ hy hfrg gnorsnt that foo;a aud Caters tba me,
mel On BE- hnd thirty cent under average prcts
jonas, 10 Ana sueet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

liner, i that the Drees ana Frcck Coat MAJ. A. or
fer SIG others charge $40; and taost rranah Docs
aos fr,ek At $40 equal 10 hers =. SIS Ard Tor sk ant
tsstei remember, g. ~. CJARkE ZIG william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

BowERY THEATRE so~ery-RozKo AND JuLI
Ny AUN3-SHor THs Eve.
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dye celebrated htnegtbe print - President ra,iot and
be eaEet nov Tor sale at the unprsee ted loo
" pr single copy. at the publishers Bradyl sesy rs
and 90 lT,advay, corner Of Fulton street literal
20 rad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

ud rood enc fas Teen acqpis by dsai,ar. AZ
kiNS lh luton street has sahcd go iabs naiorsl,
ty mshrg really good Roots and sc the
rcSst. pies Persrs pureha.rg Wstkusa can Be sur
VI FettsE tie worth ~ their money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

IRE french Cah Boots the latest style 81 h- usually
IN other stores; hae calf - So usaally 81 20 Patent
Caters and Shos In proportion. Of Fulton and
Nassau s'ree's opposite oyr oHce.-O.x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
Revolution i-Thc wbi,c.

The white. sterywhsre giving way Biscka knsx
head. Nc ment Biz black ak beaver uatA
~1ai fashion. arc carving the by @oup
myou v.h 20 see HAT that is Hat call look
these chci d'uuyr,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

" tp9 Y. ", At BROUkS Boot and shoe Emporium, %
ffon street. Boots shoes ard Caters made a be-
hrd thdscuet styles the aivsst and the r
tst IN re city, wholesale sDd retail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-11
McVOYiS TONIC. :

I,ogg gnd HsaRth F0fkow It's Uss.
On4CS StoRfkG from toHoS, tension, Onel medicinal
agents thafestoe the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vgotof the body when is weakened and re-
xeo ana when there Is deficiency OF tone or vital power
tf2n the inilnsnee Of disease,
This 7 N o acts upou the nervous tba osnisrv and
the muscular system. Ii acts upon the heart thTo6eb ts
sympathy with the stomach, and aso by the absorption Of
we active principles employed that they can be directly
applied 70 the moving ceus and 70 the coats of the blood
vessels Indeed Of all the preparations c0ntrYed By the ami
nee OF man, this i among those which exerts Tie most
p9Werlu TONIC elect. Il increases the digestive poWe
o. ne stomach stimulates he nienes and being dissolved
N me gaste and intestinal juices is taken up By the asOrp
en enters the blood and stimulates the whoesystem The
o2anenaee once pale and faded assumes beautiful hond
espee aud the whole powers Of The system are called into
heatny 2eilon Judgments the powers otte sccratory sys
te ana bY the moderate butpemanen impression il makeq
on ne nerves increases the general vgorof all the functions
y cuhEs NWhOut pugingl l9herE there pale or rel.
t9o SKIN, Offended 5ith s5cliings .4nasarcd BFo5sTj
ldladlec Diseases Of the Heart, Distracted enstFld.
tt9 CtQrss, and may be used with entire success in
Igeak td5t Idfgestlo Relaxation, HVsteria ScrQfna
CAToHlc Cdtdrh CsOrea HVpoeboadriGsis Green Sax,
ness ParcBsis, Rckss and dung the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
- TONlCS must not be used where tbera il Fevar M
Inflammation. Price @l co.