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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
2snatsfammer. earristura. San. %. 1850

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Sarfs, au9utus Drum unp NlSrancEr &tu9-&slus B.
aus bem ScIrnal.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

The ATTEMPTED FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT
IN BosToN.-Some few days ago, the United States
Marshal received, from party in Norfolk, Va,
named Aaron Mtsrdo, draft for $3.50, being the
value of female slave who, some time since, ran
away from Virginia, came hther, and is now mar
ried TO colored man, called Cornelius sparrow,
who resides in this city The draft was accom-
panied by letter TO General Devens, asking him
10 present il 10 Sparrow for payment, SO that he
might thus ransom his wife. The Marshal, or
Of his deputies, obtained an interview with Spar
row, exhibited 10 him the letter and draft Of Mr..
MilIsrdo, and asked him what he thought of them.
The reply was, that he would give an answer after
consulting an attorney. Subsequently, Sparrow
said that he should not "honor'' the draft. The
interview between the Marshal and Sparrow was
of friendly character, and not one word was said
about "suferng the law TO take its course" The
Marshal told Sparrow that he had no warrant, aud
that Mr. Miltardo desired only his services
attorney, which, owing TO his connection with the
United States Court, General Devens said il would
be impossible for him to render; but the draft
came from respectable party, it was entitled TO
respectful answer, and that was all which the Mar
shal desired for il. The abolition vigilance COM
nittee, or some other party equally misc hievous,
obtained these facts from Sparrow's counsel, Nor
ris and after garbling them, had statement print
ed for the purpose of creating another fugitive slave
excitement IN Boston The Marshal, who, from
the FIRST, was conscious that IL was no part of ms
official duty 10 secure the payment of Mr.. Millar-
dos draft, has sent it back TO Norfolk, with let
ter explaining that il was incompatible with the
obligations OF his office TO act an attorney in any
was, in some degree, identified.-Boston Courier,
Dfr 2
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

fraternity Of ocunties population. hsppy. prosper
ous and tree. Ii 10 haowed In ts associations; for
Washington stood godfather for Il ct the bsptismsl
font VI the nation whilst the sissrhood OF States
around still clad In the habimentr Of mourning for
their children who had died for the blessed
boon All that Ia ennobliDg In ths bosom OF all
That IL pure and elevated Ia the char Of patriot
all that s cherished and dear the affections the
citizen p the preservation OF that constitution,
and that Union, which the sscriligous fsus
cal sbolitonism are attempting to level with the dust
Should these attempts in destroying the equ
libripm nov established tina fabric itself must tall
prostrate TO the earth IL will longer be the egis
OF our defence. but the spear for destruction
Nothing however We perable from its antiq uity or
halowed by the sacred remeabrances OF the past can
commend Itself 10 The support of any psopis when,
instead Of benets IL brings along with IL injustice
oppressio and wrong
That Union which Washington invoked his country
men to preserve there Is trus patriot who would
not die TO defend. The union which tsnstcism would
establish in its stead there Is tn should
not die to overthrow. JOHN FLOYD.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06
Lsdd. To all those gentlemen I an under srsss

Lsdd. To all these gentlemen am under grso
obligations for their kindness. t Nf
In reference to the abolition sentiment In Boeeeq
would state this circumstance;-All the time tie
excitement was going on with me, there was -
protection of the city authorities offered me, anA
none turned out in my favor But when Ge0Eg0
Thompson, the English abolition lecturer, was ex-
pected, and a meeting was announced to reccivO
him, IL was rumored that mob might assemble On
his reception, the Mayor instantly ordered out IL
city officers to attend and suppress any m0b-sh0W-
ing that the city authorities were disposed 70 give
protection to an abolitionist, which they had with
held frsm me, while engaged in my lawful bust-
ness; and my opinion is, If we had succeeded II
anestine the negroes, that they would have beea
rescued by the citizens.
Ia conciusion-to give full history of my visit
to Boston would occupy teo much time and pa
tience will, therefore, conclude by saying that
went To Boston as an agent to execute lawful
trust thinking should be protected andassisted By
the laws of my country But, on the contrary,
from the first, the laws OF the country, instead o(
proving a protection, were made an engine Of
cruelty, oppression, injustice and abuse so that
my life was constantly endangered; and this
without the hrst offer of assistance from govern
ment, national, State or city feel that every
man who has Southern heart in his bosom, and
would maintain the honor of his country, should
sustain the Southern rights cause, by every con-
sututional mea asure, until our rights are acknow-
ledged and justice obtained.
WILLIS II. HUoHEs.
Macon, Nov Dist, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

FATAL ACCIDENT ON ruF NoRTHEsN RAILROAD.
AS the freight train Of the Northern railroad
came down on Tuesday evening two cara loaded
with wood were left nj East Andover, lnd the
remainder Of the train passed on TO Franklin. six
miles where il stopped. The two cars leh at
East Andover in some way got started, e1d the
grade being descending at about sixty feet TO the
mile, they rushed down with tremsndogs sPeen,
and lust as the train stopped a. Frauklin. they
came in contact with IL with a terrible crash.
breaking in pieces five or six Of the cars. Among
the ruins Of the cars and their contents were tyunf
the bodies of four rishmen, horribly mutiiated and
nearly lfeless and Il is supposed that others were
killed or injured. The persons found are supposed
to have been m the cars Al Franklin. When tne
two wood cars were within halt a mile ol INC
train, two men were seen upon II, who had not
been found when the train came down that eve
ming, and are supposed 90 have been Killed
Concord (N NJ Patriot, Nor. q.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

A meeting was held at Montreal, ON the 2stn u't.,
10 consider the propristy Of taking steps 20
the construction OF railroad between MontreM sno
Prescott. Resolutions we're adopted In favor OF tns
urdertskIns and committee Of eve appointed 70 OBJ
tain the pece-ary information by surveys aud inv-s
tiestion The sum Of twelve hundred dollars vas
,nbscribed at the meeting toward deraying the sx-
pense Of tbs surveys
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

LArER FFoM NENEzUEtA. The bark Paez, Capt.
Wilkins, rm Puerto Csbelo, arrived at this port,
lset evening, with dates to the 18th ult by this
arival, we learn that the country had become
very quiet; tud the prevailing opinion was, that
General jose Gregoro Monegas would be chosen
President ss soon Congress assembled. Bust
ntss, on the approach of the crop season, had
become more active, and cenfdeBce in a great
measure restored. Domestic produce continued
scarce and high. The following were the latest
quotations Coffee, washed, 10Y I1lc. unwash.
cd, l03c. Indigo, 7ks7i. Cocoa, ~ ~ per fame
ga; and fusic, l5.-Ihtlad. ~ dmertcon, Dec. A..
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

The LATE ACCIDENT ON TIE ROCHESTER, AND
BATAVIA RALBoAD.-Ihe person killed was an
lrishman. about thirty years of age, named Fsburn,
direct fIom Ireland, aud bound tor Cleveland. He
was sitting in car, with HE only child az months
old) in h,a arms, when the death blow struck him
IN the breast, but what appears most extraordinary
is, that the child escaped without the slightest
injury. HIS wife was considerably bruised sbou,
the back and hips, though not dangerously. A
msE 5o yeGTa old, named Edmondson, from Rhode
lslend, was struck IN the thigh by the end OF a
board some hive inches VIDE, which inflicted
deep wound, and ran up four or five inches into the
body, Between the intcstiBcs and lining Of the alb
domen. lie vas also severely injured in the
breast, and had some Of his ribs fractured. lie is
IN dangerous condition, though IL IL believed he
will recover His wife had her sncle sprained
and was Otherwise injured His daughter, young
wtmen, when fret discovered, was supposed to
be dead, hirg perfectly helpless and insensible
under he hl,lefs body of MIR. Fisburn. She sp-
Feared IN state Of suiiocalion, but by coplous
hletong IN tie neck, and the vigilant use Of other
rtntdieF, her life was prolonged, and IL is thought
che may recover, though by last reports she re-
NAMED insens Die and in precarious condition
a son Of Mr Edmondson had thigh fractured,
but is dong well A German professor, from
Hartford, CT, had his collar bone broker, and his
head bruised. A Duich woman had her collar
bone broken end face bruised. Mr.. HouqhtalinR,
the conductor OF the mail train, In jumping from
the car 20 save himself, dislocated one Of his
anoles end fractured one of the bones Of his leg.
He is doing well Bat0rla SPIRIT Of the Times,
De. 2.
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A Dsrangement Of the Nervous System
DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and disease by
onrad appicaiion in place of the usual mode of drug
gmg and physickng the patent till exhausted Nature
smks hopelessly under the inficton
Thy strengthen iht Thos sys'sT sqHdisr he ciiroot
~ ~, hood pTOmOis s sfcteJns, and da he Hgh
,a Injury uHdsr any circumstances Since their intro
ducton in the United states only three ysars since,
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA
In QUART BOTTLES.


For the removal and permanent cure OF III
diseases arising from an impure state Of tie
blood or habit OF the system, VIZ
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, rheumatism, Ohsl
nate CutaneouS Erupiions, PImpltS, ci
Pu>tulcs on the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chfo-
nic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tctler'
Scald Heat, enlargement and pam of Ill.
d mes aud Joints, stubborn Ulcers, SNP'
hililic symptoms, scIaica, or Lumhaaoi ano
di.caScs arising from an injudicI,us USE OF
Mercury, Acltites OF DrDp>y,cApoSurc or i'm.
prudence in life also, Chronic CoGslitG-
tlonal Dis rdors, etc.
his Medicine has acquired very extend
el and established reputation wherever II
las been used baseC entirely on n'oWn
merits, which its super 'beihcacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim OF lttu
i.aTy disease. with swollen g.ands, contract
ed slncws, and bones hail cartons, Los lccI
restored to health and vieor, 7 he scroiulous
patient, coNcr,d vilh ulcers, loalls' ne to.
hins, II and Iii attendant, has tcen II ado
whole Hundreds of PERSONS, Who hsd
gIoaned hop,leSsly tory ears under cuia cous
and glandu disorders, chronic rheumatism
and manyother complaints springing from Il
GeIangcm, nj of the seer, 1--we OF gaIs aud Tho
uIcuidtiun have been raised as il were iItm
the rack of disease, and now with ree'n,I-
aled constitutions, gladly testify TO the flea
cy Of tins ine>tlmabIe preparation. The les.
umuIy If those who have been cured N it,
u, with their residences, hd. been publish.
I'd from tine Ia time aud weiC u dCSlI IahlC
mas of the most ovcrW hclming tc,ilr ouS
could be hruuI ht forward proving most cou.
clusivrly H., Inestlmable value. The ifllct-
cd. and hose who have no, used this mcdi
CT e. are invited 10 make trial of It's virtues
and appropriate To them elves the ben, fl $
which It alone can bCstuw.
'TRUrH Is sTpANGER THAS rICTioH.'
The attention ol the reader is called To the
following astonishing cure, effected 10y the
use Of sands SarsIpariiIa.
THIS s - certify that have a co'orcd wo-
mln WIN has been atllicl for the last five
years with Saroiala, and all the RENE dies
used had no effort i'll arre>ling the progrrs,
# the % npllint; on the contrary, snc co.,
SANITY rrcW wJrsc ard alter expcniing be-
tween $40 and So with p ysIcIanS, hrsidcS
using 9th r popular rene lies w,th"ui success
llll the disease had eaten away tie carrildg,
Of her n,sr, made its apprararcc on ,armA
part, ofhr, body, and had finally commence
ITS ravagrS in the root ol her mouth.
Ia Ihl, Il cadfI situation, with tic pos.
pcct Of death staring kcr IA Tie face, S;at,d
hctct>c to DIR DiNo>way, the agent iui Sands
Sdrs rIa'ila in Ncwbcrn, n. c., by whom | (
was advised - use that aruclc and 10 ~,
I'll prise ant that of my nci-hhpr. to ~ hon .
her cas-, was sunwn, after using four am :
hnlfbDt'Irs sh, wss cstoIcd to perfect h"a th |
an thrtir thr pace of three weeks aud was
ab.eto work IN tNo wtJks from the time sh,
com ncnc, lakiua il
JOSEPH McCO TTEK, J. Z. /
Mout of Nrus, River, Craven Co., y & /
X, X. HAZ\RD, Agent for Newport
Nov IL
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CANNON a VANCE.
To DR.. II. +. Pccrv.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ODNSI,

y o q L ii a G. II T. ROPS,
An immediate and perfect Cure TITO
who have felt the painirl throbbing and e
cruclatlng panes Of this disease hsol gx
through their Jaws wiIh most tormcnluc
perseverance, ard, rs Is often The case have
ecclged but little sympathy from iIlcIds on
ruch occasions, will no doubt he much pleas
ed to know oi remedy that viii never fan
toqalct forever the unmercilul ollcEd,r.-
THIS remedy Is the Glove Anodync, an un-
failing cure.
Tue following testimony is ilcm ono oi
our most distinguished practical D,nlisrs--
New Y/rk, Dec. 10, lol4
Messrs. A. u. x ID. Sands s-Gentlcnro:-
In the course Of my practice have cat,r.
lively used your Glove Anodyue with much
success to The relici of the TooihatIc; and
"a | constantly recommend it 10 my patients
| deem II but lust ~ lnlofm YOU oi the Liph
opinion have OF II over other remedi,s
am yours, very respectfully,
NJ. LENETT, Dentist
2O broadway, corner ~ Warren IT,
PRICE % cts PERN Al
Prepared and sold wholesale and rcIo
by A B Il ID SANDS, New Nofk. old me-
80 by Druggist, gen, ally through ,ut tic
United States aud Canada.
X. X. HAZARD agen,for vI,ri.
nov IL
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM
COUGHS AND C0NSUNPTI0NS,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart

and al. diseases of pulmonary naturcsuch diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment when u
uttnck the
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DIR j. W. FRENCH, Qf IHsdaic, Hisdaie county Minhr-
giH about the Let OF January 1872 wrote as follows 81
have been In the regular practice of medicine in this place
tor nnc years. but Obliged to quit the practice Of my
profession ia consequence of i'll health. was 80 severely
afflicted with Chronic Disease Qt the Lungs, Ia convince
me- that uAp TIE CONSUMPTION, past doubt coughed
almost ncessany night and day. aud had severe pans and
soreness my Chest side, and brenst. tried the rene
dies recommended 10y The mOst skul of the profession,
oil to effect, excepting the nausea and debility caused
hy them. preudccd against patent medicines and
have faith now IN them generally. But was induced
experiment, more hnn through ai;h-io try bot
tie ut BRAN1'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and
do here ackuOw ledge, for the benefit of the allcsd
whom It may serve that the effect of liz
the prompt and salutary of amy medicines ever
Witnessed the effect of IN all my practice. My cough
impeddtIy rcercd and IN about light or ten days was
free from cough of the chest, and PAIN ind
consider and pronounce myscD A WELL MAN"
Dr. French Is now IA respectable druggist AT Hllsdalo
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Could not Live a Day longer

Mcs.rs. T.. y. CALDWELLA \ co, of East O'pego. %
wcq1 Co., " y. respectable druggists wrote 10 us; "wo
have >j heard hruug Mr.. NhitCman. respectable cti
zen of tls Ilnce of an important cure of Consumpfor,
which BRANI's lNDrAN PULMoNARy BALsNM has produced
the wife of CCquauluCc of his who resides in tho
town of Palermo, IN this county, She had been long
fined IA her bed and dangerously densed that her
friends believed impossible for her TO lire than ONE
pay LONGER but, when a. other hope utterly failed,
she commenced taking BRdNT"N PiLMONtRP RdL-
AN aud lis medical efficacy hus raised her from
EEp, that she is going about dld attending 10
her domestic h0uSchoid aGI and duties She acknuw edgcs.
mud vrry evident that she II indebted 10 BR,NTs BAL
SAM tor her recovery from long, severe and dangerous
schurs and her friends and ncshbors consider that med
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-08
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM u. JENNINGS. II mcrclan' at P,erponf
and ,,'r cur, Of CONSUMPTION which the of Branrs
INBI{N PILMONIRI BILS.IM had effected IN Mr..
WILLIAM CROCHET, Of an adjoining town lie sala
Mr. Cuchct Ind sought i'f from the best physicians and
numerous mcdcurs Lu found none, for the fatal hand OF
Iu monster. Consumption, hnd taken iasi hod
u'I Is vtas. Uul destroying and dchlltang his
toiy, TINT be- mere skeleton. lie was g,ten M by
i- rNs uud all friends, one who would soon IN:
aJLa gydrc. Bu IN this lust extremity, strange ana
marvellous il may seem. yet u u true, Thai The use 81
only fire LofiicS of BRAS1's INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
SAM las nccucod the hand of the destroyer and restored
AR Crockc health, and he is now heaihy hearty ruy-
gcd nun!
SD DAMN ESD, merchant and po'in'a'fe at JsTersos,
an adjoining Town, about the same time, and
stated that he acquainted with Mr. CROCKETT anu To-
iGcd 10 AIs CURE. md nM Lhk nboIc-nhntd tncis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-08
RH EU MATISM
and Enlargement of the Joints.

Read the following wonderful cure Of
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strengthening the weakened body giving tone 90 The
various organs and in, ,gnrsng the entire system Also
in FITS CRAMP, PARALYSIS and rALsl, lsrfP
slA or INDIGESTION, HHEUMATlSN, ACUTE aud
CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY LUMBAGO, DEAF
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORs, PAlPlTATlON or
TIE HEART, APOpLEXY, NEuRALGlA PAlNs IN
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMpLAiNT SPINAL
COMPLAINT, aud CURVATURE Of the SPlNE, HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES OF the KIDNEYS. DEFI
CiENCY or NERVOUS and rHySlCA ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who cnvious of the
immense success Of DR.. :. T. Townscnds Sarsaparila
have said that he published fictitious certificates Dr.
Townsend will pay any of these men $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine hls cured more diseases that
"flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
To the public.
Hardly day passes withou, our receiving
large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of. DR.. S. Z. Townsend's
Extract Of Sarsaparia in curing different dis
eases.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELlS AND ULCERS.

AsToNisuiS0 AND MOST WONDERFUL CURG.-Cspf
Esra Knapp Of No - Willow st Brooklyn N Y.
one Of the most respectable citizens ia the city was
afflicted five years with Scroiulous Erypclas OF bo,t
legs from the knees 10 the feet, which infamcd and
swced to prodigous size aud liberated Large deem
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger IN came
into them which discharged daily mn almost incredible
quantity Of a mAturatcd substance He had had the
advice and attendance Of several of the most sklTul
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without ,hcctng n cure, aud was told by
one or two OF hi phy-cans that the ulcers In his ess
would run him m b,fcTt long. BuaNrs PrRIryIse
EXTRACT has cured these ulccraied and insncd Iess
40 that now they are entirely healed up and he enjoys
rnnh hrnh.
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Severe Deafness Cured.

VIE Ellowm- - eNtact from letter rcy receive!
from distinguished ply sitln ~ the state ot Virginia
A n. CuUtsrit. NJ. u. Dear SIR: Ono ~ my patient,
ua.ulNn to me- ubaiucl your Gglrarie Itii md NccE
with the NagHsijc I1uid for serious affection of
Deafness Tie case was that ol l.ly whose Ncr,ous
- stem much disnidcIcl aul her general health
por Nush done pre-, ously to the spic atom o he
bcl, Tut With very little success aud feel only right
~ tell YOU hat since she commenced wearing The Bc
and using Tie flpil. hut few weeks ago thC hs
'.NTIWELN RECOVERED MR. ItthEING. and lea
general health l. better than Tor several ycaIS"
C1y- Every case oi Deafness II IL Re Nervous rs u
Eene.dlly H. can DC cur u by this wonderful remedy.
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DYSPEPSlA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

for sIlc Nv e. g. &. HAZARD, Ncwtor
JOHN W. polrrh, Bristol. :. \. D,isoon, Warren,
". q. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
N'rh. Rrigsy & Spencer, Washington Village
Y J., Taylor, Kingston John Allcr, Brands Iron
Works. y. :. Palmer 8 Co. Westerly. l.. Young
WEXFORD And b. Agent. in lll parts of the state.
81 lcits.' and o.l,.t lYG lc all,cstci 70 Wnl-
ar % 100 nro,d,a, Nav Yo,G
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On. s p. TOWNSEND, New Nork-DEAn SIR: It
gives mo great pleasure to inform You Oi the happy
result. which have obtained in three OF sick.
ness by administering, for the first time, your Com.
pound ENtrnct Of Sjusaparilla; aud from this time
hcnccturNard shall be Ct the opinion TINT, Of all in.
vented and administered uuti.ycncrcal preparations,
that which yuu have presented to suffering humanity
l. Tho best ever hav" mot with in my experience !
just now have been administering It 10 laborcr who
for the last tive wears has been suffering with Scroua
which sickness has resisted thr best remedies that
science cun produce; and finding ulso that three to
four bottle of Swun's Imaccn had no effect, con.
cludod To give linn your EStruCt and to-day he finds
hn.c. perfectly cured by only taking two bottles.
Iay of thirty yours OF age Is now cured Of roHp-ua
Itori 10y Two hutt'r- a lady Of fifty years afflicted
with Gp-trod.nio 1nl who was suffering with il since
being h'tcsu years Of age l. nON perfectly Gonzales
cont md only Observes ttlr pnin in The region of
tho cp'gu-trirH-h"ng NOW free i.Um AL tl,o-" dread
iul r;tus which -h' formerly was troubled with.
Ia witness whereof You may puhh-h this letter II
you drcm 7 proper
uuN have only tot ~ You tiat II would be well TO
establish all ig,ucy with small .toC, IN this city
Sow h"vr only very reduced number Of bottles.
which ! huu-ht ~ Muraraiho for trial. Every day
people from different parts Of the province give or
drr, bat there Is stock to supply A. Us there
l. stnrh much viii boz sold. ~ you uny iudg" from
The uhoyr -ttomrn, and it vll not only increase tile
shi"s. but Hl-o max" "yp"u-'s lighter
IN ih.- province th"rr il Other Ihy-iciau besides
the one who has h' honor Of addressing YOU and who
wishes you every pro-p rty u your chemical and
botanical ltburs which YOU have offered 10 humanity.
remain, dear s.r, your obt scryt