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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
Another Fugitive slave Case.
From the P.cisc News


II will be recollected that the question Of re-
claiming = slave under the law passed Just at the
close OF the last session Of Congress, came up
some two OF three months, bat WAS not adjudicat-
I'd because Of the fact that the human chattel
got beyond the meshes Of the law. Another case
came up before Judge Morrison, Of the County
Court yesterday.
The facts are these. Mr.. Galloway, Of Pope
Go. Missouri, brought with him across the plains
b California, q body servant named Frank. ar
irving here about the first Of August and has aimee
been In the mines. A few days since the master
and boy came to this city for the purpose Of re-
turaisg home by way of the lsthmus, aud had
taken passage on board sah vessel for Panama
Yesterday q writ of Rabeds corpHs was procured
by the friends Of the slave, and he was brought
before the court for its decision 10 whether the
boy ahould be taken out Of the State against his
will. Hiram Davis testified TO the fact Of she boy
being slave in Missouri.
The act under which Mr.. Galloway claims the
Custody Of the boy, is that Of 1884, in relation to
body servants. The case will be continued this
morning at 10 O'Clock, the slave in the mean time
remaining In the custody of officer McKe nzie.
Considerable excitement was yesterday manifest
among Aries sable sons, who could be seen in
small groups about the streets, discussing the
question with al the esrnettnen of gentlemen
Of parts.
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The Valley of the Geyssr..

Prof Forrest Shepard, in letter TO the Eve
Ring PieayxnS of San Francisco, gives the follow
ins graphic description Of remarkable valley
discovered by him in the Coast Range, north Of
the Nsps Valley. Another account says that
Prof. 8. intends TO claim part OF the valley, and
plant tropical trees in the hot soil:
hkssRs. EDITORS; In answer 70 Your inquiry
respecting the 6eyser Fountains on Puton Riv.
or, permit me 70 say that my attention was first
arrested at the remarkably peaceful and Quiet
thermal springs In NsPa alley, BY the wonderful
metsmorphism Of the rocks IL occurred 10 me
that the springs or the chemical action causing
them might have been instrumental in producing
this change. On dilgent inquiry learned that
the Indians knew Of place where the heat was
much greater formerly than nov. l wss led 70
believe this from the fact that the springs Of
Nesus Richie h Tucker varied their tempers.
ture four or Eve degrees in the spsoe Of three or
weeks. next visited the place indicated by the
Indians, and found it perfectly tranquil external
ly. and nothing on the surface to attract special
attention. But on digging down about two feet
found the heat increase rapidly, o. that could
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California items,

lPrepEed for The Tribune from our California flea
"A new daily newspaper has been started in
Sacramento. called the . LRiOR' Another a
weekly, called the State Gazette has been
started al BeBecia. One is 70 be publnhed AZ
Nevada another at Rough and Ready. These
are Up amopg the mountains and placega Another
to be called the Star" is TO be soon started at
Los Angeles.
From the census returns, it appears that Los
Angeles County coatAins population Of about
four thousand persons, OF which the city OF the
same name has about $780, The County is well
provided with stock there are about TOO 600 head
OF horned cattle and u GOO horses. A letter in
the Alta California, under date OF the 5th instant
from Los Angeles, speaks in rspturOus terms Of
the beauties Of the valley. As far as the eve can
reach it 10 covered with wild flowers Of every hue,
and the peach orchards are in full bloom. TIE
vineyards are nearly all pruned, and fair for sn
abundant yield this summer.
Snow ard rain have not forgotten to make
their equinoctisl visit. Three storms now in one
Week-wOrsh 100000 to ruolumle county.
lSOuors Herald.
The Commissioners appointed for the selec-
ton OF the sites Of the various State buildings pro-
pose 70 place the Capitol. Governors House, with
the University and Other institutions, on the ele-
waited bills Immediately upon the sscure and com.
modiOus harbor Of NaPa Bay, and from which
points the whole Of SOnoma and San Pablo Bays,
from the Twin Sisters into the straits of Carqui
nez may be seen and from the Capitol Hill OF
clear cay may be seen the shipping and city OF
San francisco, distant abo1t twenty miles"
They have an italian Opera ut San Francisco.
ErRGAi was produced with the following cast
Madame Van Gulpin as Charles V, Signors Rosi-
"a Nsuri a. Elvirs, Sisnor Peliigrini a. Ernsni.
signor AcqUsroni As Silva, eignor Guinde as Ri
cardo.
The two men. Wildred and Stuart, indicted
IN ssh Francisco for the murderous attack upon
and robbery Of Mr.. JsDson, and whose supposed
sum had well nigh been explstsd by lynch law
and rope, have been tried before the Dstric.
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sltRsA
slo72R4O

AsI before remarked this 10 OF Chill al0noI
only one Of the republics on the coast soaIn =,
this. Ii seems to me thst trade ought 70 DO ms-e
as productive 10 our own country as 10 10 70 cHe,
land, by which il 10 now almost monopolized nI
hope that your able pen may be brought ~
acquisition TO place this subject properly oe'~'
our intelligent commercial men.
In regard 70 Peruvian Bark. an agreement %.
been effected between the Bolivian 6oyersmens
and the bank for the expectation OF barb.
embraced in six articles, which are 10 the ionos
ing purpose: l. The bank shall purchase az .ns
bark now cut in Ia Paz and COchabsmoA Oe".H.
the 600 quintsls OF the second allowance, vs.
purchase 20 be made from June LIST 70 hoBa,.
.. The purchase from the frat hands shall Do ms's
in cash. 3. From others in bills Of exehsngs.
4. The bark OF COchabsmbs, because OF doaoN
IS 10 its good quality, shall be bought as thai ev'
5. The Government shall aid the bank BY dee,.
ing the tax On the additional amount over W
1000 quintsls, until April. 1853. 6. The banhcsa
export from the country at its ovn conyeBisDss
either the whole or portion OF the oGhH ~''
purchase. I'll
The U. 8 sloop. Of war Vincennes, CtPs na<
son, 10 Low in this port, but viii san ID
days, bound to the North and the 0. 3. sloop%.
war ST. Mays bad sailed from Callao 70. -
Fegee Islands. The ship Vandalis, "a.
counts was ia Honolulu-all well on e0r,,
Late advices from California announce tns "a.
on board the U. 8. ship Warren. on the i''n
Of Lieut.. w. n. Thompson, U. 8, N. -.
J. L. Stephens, Esq President Of the Ps a'..
Railroad Co, 10 in the city atpresent ne 20
ports the work going bravely on, and We noPso,s
long to see the snortiDg OF the iron bone tefo.e-
our streets, Astonishing the nativeS Of In' ~
energetic race that people this country. IL
city we see now less Of the tsrdy noveme".s.s
the spaniards than in any other South Ane'. =.
city. Yankee enterprise has infused inso -
Panamsneos q spirit Of activity that -.
hoped will one dsy compete with the POshing,g
ahead feeling that snimates Their NORM ans Is
can brethren. Yours, &c. PETER fAkLLf' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

s,.,s Of California, Director General Of the Nine
Jobn Young. an old resident Of New York, and
for Iopg time sresideBt IN Csh'ornia, suPerin-
,epdent OF working the Mice
n. lanes Tobin. Of England, and George Bo-
-, n Mass. Directors Of the furnaces for rsduo-
iDg the ore. .,s. r-,n.;s., C,,,.
nercisl Agents.
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pr,,..,. .fa war In South America.

rrorn DE Lo1don ChfoblcIe, Apru IT.
IL hhe intelIigencel contains matter OF SONS
r,no,,,nce relative to the position Of the epaas1
Ansricsn Republics and the Empire OF Brssa, y
The .nt;cipsted conflict between that power ana
Tie Dictstor Rosas. If any doabu existed a.
sbe intention Of the Imperial Governments exsSs
summary repsr.ton from Ro.as for the o" "AR sn-
giiisn citizens, the news brought BY this Paehss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
tina C,,pper shin Surprise.

One of the new clipper ships. the Surprise.
Capt. Demerique, entered the Golden Gate yes
terdsy morning. having made passage from New
Work 10 ninety ak days. This il the quickest
passage on RECORD. .
Her passage 20 the equator was made with
light winds in "a days. She was 90 days from
New York 70 Pernambuco, where she sighted
and exchanged signals with the ships In harbor)
was SO DAYS from Pernambuco TO the equator In
the Pacific and only IA days and Is hours from
the equator 70 San Francisco.
Her shortest days run was 40 miles, her great
est or beat run was 2S4 miles IN "A hours She
has reefed her topsails but twice since leaving
home-once off Staten L and 3lst day OF January,
and again on the sth of February this side OF Cape
Horn. The " hole distance sailed WAS Ii, 30s miles,
an average run for each "a hours l69 miles.
A gentleman interested in the Surprise il said
10 be in this city, who having made heavy wa
ger that she would make the passage in less til an
100 DAYS came out 70 await her arrival
One Of our most distinguished merchants made
bet with friend some ak weeks since, that the
Surprise would make the passage in nlnety,tx
dsys--iust the time she has consumed, TO a day.
Yesterday morning, full Of confidence, he mounted
his old nag, and rode over to the north beach, 20
get the first glimpse the looked for clipper. The
fog however, was rather thick outside, and a'ter
looking awhile be turned back TO town, bat had
not arrived at his counting room before he heard
that the Surprise had passed the Golden Gate,
and by eleven o'clock. Capt Demerique was in
his old friends counsing.room, on Sansome ct.
She has brought 1900 tuns cargo, which may
be estimated at q value of 100000. Her maui
fest is twenty. five feet long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
The New Almaden Quicksilver Mining
Company.

Company.
We condense from the San Francisco Standard
the following interesting facts in relation 70 the
Quicksilver Mines OF New Almaden
The New Almsden Q uicb silver Mines are about
fourteen miles distant from San Jose, the present
seat Of government of California. The company
have expended several hundred thousand dollars
in opening and working this mine TWAS opened,
We believe, in lsi5, but it was not until two or
three years after that preparations were made to
worA il on an extensive and systematic scale.
The ore ia Of the richest quality, and the average
WELD is from 40 to 90 per cent. We have seen
5000 pounds Of pure quicksilver smelted by the
company in single day Ouieksilvern worth
from seventy FIVE cents 10 one dollar per pound.
Ii will, therefore, be seen at glance that az
enormous revenue 10 derived from these mines
we believe, too, that the profits Of the company
are correspondinely heavy.
The New Almaden mine has already been
worked to q depth Of about two hundred and fifty
feet, the whole length Of shafts being over two
thous and feet lta cspability OF production has
not been fully tested bat il is beiev ed that when
the works putinto full operation. il will produce
ten thousand Quintals per snnum. To do this
will require an advance capital Of $500 600, aud
an annual expenditure Including the intereSt Of
about S500,0Oo.
The lessees stock in the New Almaden mine
is divided into 20 shares. We have heard of no
sales Of this stock and &C no dividends on il can
De declared I'LL the old debt 10 cancelled, the
shares will probably not bring high price. The
owners stock the original company which re.
eeived the grant Of the mine and leased il for a
term Of years. is divided into $40 shares. AS
this stock 10 rot liable for the old debt and re-
eeiNes per eentsse on the amount of quieksil-
yer produced without risking anything il the ex.
penses, the shares are valuable. The highest
| pfiee winch We have known this stock 20 be sold
ios' was ~, 400 per share, for ten shares which
were purchased by gentleman in this city This
woula MAKE the whole stock in the niue worth
SS9S,VuO' or little over half million of dollars.
This stock u low owned partly in Santa Clars
county, partly IN this city, and partly in Mexico
The principal owsers In this city are John Par
rott, John E. Fernandez. and Bolton. B.rron 4
Co. Mr. Ps1ott owns the large irou store And
adjacent brick building At the corner Of Monsoon.
cry and Sacrsmento.s ts., the iron xsrehoass =,
the corner Of California and Leidesdorf as ed
several other buildings. Bolton, Barron & -
own the large brick buildings At the corner of
Montgomery and Merchant sts ami Mr. Ferp.n.
dez has recently made extensive purchases in
Clsyst Messrs Jecker h Towe, of Naz.tlao
and the City Of Mexico, stockholders Of New Al.
MAIDEN. have also invested largely in real estate.
both In tais city and other parts OF California
The following are the officers Of the New Alma.
den Company
Capt. h. w. Halleck, formerly Secretary Of
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court and found guilty Of assault VITA lS.en. ~
Iii and robbery. The jory sentenced 0'u .t
sn,,eep ears in the Psnitentary the u'os' SusS
- Give him He has since been taken % iuoS
oountv 70 be tried for murder "iidrso WAS SsN'
.sTcsd m ten wears in the Penitentisry'
uorrr 6rN.-The St0ckt0R Tunes rec 'l'
usr5s an its friends the following form Tor IL
Tine letter. Il was sent By san ranc'soo
YER TO Stockton townsman, and Is cuf"'i'S IL
its way s.,..o r-s.v. March :. 1851
NV DEAR Sir: Send me If you please. WIKI
ont Apv delay. $780, the balsnce OF our Tee ior pro
fsssionsl labors in your se-vlce, a. etocS'ou' VI
December last. You were kind enough 10 men
ton the first Gay OF February past as tne asy oH
which YOU would settle If you can send 80 OO
send 5000 If not $500, then $500, II NOT tnH efVo,
or $500, or $500, or 500, or $50 OF 60 0' CIV
or IS. ,Lb.,
haven't dollar to psymy board, 70 ouy nSs'
apair Of boots or to have my ragged coa' mehI-
ed and scarcely quarter to take a drink "lsu;
Nobody will lend me, or pay me- or trust me- euu
il is too cold to sleep out o'nights AS TO paying
nv debts might as well try 70 drink al STOCK
TOP drunk and keep sober myself!
To sneak seriously, | am id hard up, and
now is your time If you want 10 do me service
Two convicts named Brown and BALDWIN
recently escaped from the prison brig at osc
rameptc City. Ii was subsequently ascertsineu
that they were at the Five Nile House, "nefe-
upon Deputy Sheriff Harris, accompanied oy I'VE
men. surrounded the house and called upon them
10 surrender. Brown attempted 70 escape, but
sfter not chase over the plain, was brought down
bv a bullet in the shoulder
The CGlfornia Courier estimates that four
steamers would be necessary TO keep up month
" communication with Chins. They should be
1880 tuns burden each. The following is an esti-
mate Of the probable yearly earnings OF each;
10 uns freight at 80 "a
co. 81 -
Ps..spgsrs saw 20 each THO, at $40 e.eh..... lo9 10
Do 90 80 Chinese, SEQ esch,.,..''' o oos ~
Each 'So''V'V q
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,HERONIAN DROPS,

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
"A positively cure. the Sick Headache, Chls and Fever
aundice Dyspepsa, Chronic DanhGa. SeaSckness, Cho-
efa and Cholera Infantum and restore healthy action
morphine entering into their compound They do pur.
port to be remedy for all of diseases that flesh
TO, but experience saying the above they will
positively cure They will also correct all derangemens Of
the stomach and rsve from those aches and pains through
the system oommonly called rheumatism. u
L T. an exoelsnt remedy io9 the GIsve and as Vermugs
- Prepared only BY DR.. J. 8. FANcHKR, 40 Flu kon
arset. New York. q few doou from Broadway.
'' "''a 4. b. BEACH. lH Canal street,
- AeRNTs fos Louisiana, Alabama. M.sspp,. Al.
KANSAS Texas and Florida. fell 1td&W
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DDC2O6 b. =.
E'Jsv5sSessec1S AgsSND@ysEsa,
MOApRR AaD BI.Hss,n nI THx ACE.

WoADEn AID BI.EssiE OF THS AGE.
Ias Mest Estraord.narv Med.s.n1 su tie Nor
~ taEs CHEAPER AND rLs1sA as s AID Vac = III
oUn.s s wrnoTr y 10 nns sG1Rrr
me- 1.s ,Iosr 1ns 2. D..!ii.
THE gea beauty and superiority Of lis sss.spana eve
nSsoIaes he body on. Of the very Ss the disease
ys1 5nowp as not only pshs. the whole system q;
ood uo ,ss Sqt Csses nsw Pg,e and ,o
ssyss :s within n q; s five e thar
he hss sassa the lives of more than 5000 Ch
10000 GASES Of GENERAL DEBILITY AM
n. WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY.
Who have her mu waHs sn ssn
by the effects Of medicine or ndlscrson committed youth
ans
. s::s s sa
can bs entirely restored BY thspeasant remedy This Sara
EVIG0RATING CORDIAL,
As renews and nvgoraes the SYSTEM gives activity to tn
ordinary aaSs snS sss'h to the muscular in most extra
,u,,,,. GolM,sU JPTIo CURED.
5 Sgs.ss.i ;,ss csss
PreHss Espeetorstso Pss Il tSs SisS n. f@ss s.S o
and ca" % '4 Te,rr,.o a,oo,
NV YoSr Anil "a Ia,
Ds s;,s 7 e. .s:s. ysy s:Ss
have Tor ssysssI Ssam Ssd la cons u sSvmG my ne
snd ..:, A. Al ,a::d .s Soc
s ia nG s.D:S. = live have ORIy yoas Ssspsis
hd and IL oS " wa IA an ovSf me city. !ase no
hat am thankful er thes INIT os, esh wei Imagine
VIZ RMss.,, ri T ToI ~ ant,
WI. nosskhL' % Catnaxne street.
RHEUMATJsM
This ID only one of more than four thousand oases
Mhssmatism that Dr. Townssnds Sasaparlla has cured
Inc most severe and chronic cases weekly eadcated
hextIaoEdlnaIy virtues.
james Cummings, Esq, one of the assistants in the Luna.
in the following lettss: .,,',, "
n bLACKwELL,s IsLAND, Sept. IA. lo47.
nine years with the Rhsumasm considerable Of the time
psn a MOI S eS sssp 81 mad the
2o.es OF your sas5sspaa sna they have done mort
tsrndeed am entirely relieved You ara ~ ~ bet
'n@ LOT me dement, oil the aiosd Yoprs respectfully,
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CAuTIOM
d "A LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
80 VSAohnAa Aua Vulv Honuln0.
MO C0 M pm IT Hn

NO COMPOUND
HAS ever been discovered that of tho quaes
of this famous remedy. Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovsed by h application to
new diseasesiU remarkable fact, that many of M Of
sc ara known only from accident experiment. So deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn.
.entcI 50 admirable the combination OIL IL ngreden. that
MS found suited to relieve almost every aent to which the
frame OF man Is subject Let enumeate some of the pe-
oular qualities Of this remedy: ~ '7sI
Sizth.-IfBROKEN LIMBS. when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salve, Inflammation Swelling on Pain can ID,
cur and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
rapidity.
SeusntA-Whsn the Bowels are painful or nfiamed "a.
Extractor. II well rubbed them. will afford relief. and
medicines have failed.
EisA-Its use perfectly safe in all oas-it never car
do hermthe system will absorb than Is necsssryto
repair it. 1t will conflict with any medicines that maybe
taken internally.
We have no. aos in this publication to snumeras ali thu
disea es cured by
DALLkY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall subon few tsstimonias of its vaus, sssctsd
from the houssnds In our poon from all parts Of tn
PILES.
nay Be- confidently sstsd that s. Of
S and mo :. oass Il pss
John wnlam.. resident Of Hamilton count, and On,
puSoy sss sRss have vel n oubsd %R e..
Ct b
x ss e n.ts Az Mi' g
:, DALtEf = MAGlCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" foi
ws and d ss, and
a &C. e s s% q ss sss it make h ShS 4 ~
49,
RRYsIPBLAs.
For Hsyspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR "A invsluabie
liner remedies may make the disease disappear for little
on,s otSa M ah %. an9 VII re- appear In me ame0
and compietaly remsves ,Ss ~ *. ~
thorough cure .r - N''''S~
AsBAHY, May 8, 1875, "a J ckson srest
was nine yean under medical skill In the cities Of Nev
sl.s nS t ARsay esoCHans nnasa ING mot dsssans En-
bedins P0 dsspIy uo1asd vh lsSss Inmn. ~. VIZ
Of hsn eggs proudne, and large bois covered ~ 6od1
ns uimsT siqsoocs acppsd fm dsys VIXEN ry dsa b.
mouth We. ooyssd VIII go. and ohs a - rSas u
dd II cool t. $50 ns''' 'ns' oo'o wase'
In this missy ionsed Tor DEATH and nsvs expeutod a.
cov~y' when Mn. Jesup desired ma to
thy DAILRY,a PAIu RxTR 4 syrnu
al. h,,n.h, \, ,,v h, i. ~ ....-.,.., 1900"
All ss.s 1920 9 soms e We
q : e i've.
IN the che; even made Ps oft and took them. which
EN- ever and haze hss2 z ex pSe sas
" : -'''''
SALT RHRUM.
. Ih his. Ss5as; that PAiN EXTRACTOR
|: .s:: :s :
Toa sds5 Fl from xss
y os who have used requiring
ihs u:s e a: Invaluable 'aVs. BOSWELL rm.n'
Sss"o' NJ ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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q Uh.s Avelntau disohssas hsot, and for thsss,s
:ss s:ssss z iE:s; s:.
"a e: q r: :
se . .. (: ss sss s' & a g.s..
: 600 - q j ::::;
!: y: 4 s. y: s. a :s::
e . nSTazsss AAP = bse !.
sncs to n. female oc.Psna ~ sTs h&s sescs
s shcsd nsssot Y tais i. 4. % ostsin plsysntyt
g 9 z; % Il 1S IA: sei r =. :s 5: ss;ss
ssysel ys.n ~ aans d: rsdioins No oil e. yalus-
e ssf e: bSsa
ting ~ We. Indssa a. medicine pyslaa6s ioT "
+, ,:.s,ss e: i.Rsda: q g: Soay. 4, s%ss
g. :ss 49,. and sp d:s ss s.'f 8
s9s :s s S Ct " !. a: many severe and painful
GREAT BLESSING 70 MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
Il |. the afsa and mort efestual nsdiO1s for purifynE
re- ~, Syssu end relieving the sus.nfs .ttsndsn child
ssG ~. s'is A nffs' as :slss''
sss ss'f sA iis sos:us ps
s Y "a s: s D;
md e I .s:1ls1s e ;Coa: "A sqssans ths
sad d. ns sfss sss I'D q I'M %o %'s's'S:
vey few Dquro any oknoP noodiciDa: N rDue le
castor a e paepsua = useful Execss in ths opsa
and easy confinement. -"
BEAUTY AND HBALTH
COsmets, Chalk, and ynyoy Of pgoparaf,ons seperay
U.s. when applied 70 the facs, vsy eo0n spo Il oi ia
cuation. which, when Mature not thwsStsd bv i,esse On
bseutf b own production IN he human fSoe dvins !,
vel IN the garden Of oh and eicatey tinted and vasga
uid. the eopnns Of the pure rich blood to the estreru
ties. that which paints the countsnance IL he mort
beauty II 10 that which mpsrts the shade
1ashes OF oyensn that all ADMIRE but can descrb
SOAP If there not free and healthy crcuIaCn ths,
beauty. II the lady il fair Is driven now he paint
beautiful s. 6sows or Yellow, am and sHsss
bIiency thsf syes that i fascnstsns, " "' III"
This why the Southern and esuecay the Spanis lilies
are much admired Ladies in ths North who take but tte
exescse are confined in close rooms have spoiled he
o .tsp. SuoSsn spa e
.snd sansPsIls; Thousands who have ussd It. are ~.
snan S1ea are delighted Ladies Of station crow,
a, !C1iKER In The MOUTH.
.snds sss.pazla he's nved 10 lives Of thou,an a. c
oEe Inc following two certificates eoocfsd from -.
Nav Yoar Anil 4. Isl,
pr 1oUnesN4-psax Sir: Oue Of nv okjjdsr "a v.,v
ack with Cank9 In tie Mouth and Tksnst stts,I:5 ~
s,ss debility II game near dying, obtained come Of ron
you l feel vsu gntsfaL Yogn, rsspsaisIiy, = a''
''''
rh,.. r., NSoTLCE TO THE LADIES.
invanaby called thestuf rrsaf RsmslS IN ~
and have copied bills and oFcuam W6ch rss,s e IN
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tons fof similar opposes 4 certain to e1pel Worms
shadow Of doubt about T. 1T CANNOT FAIL, This
may appear strong language but stronger than we
who has once used it viii Use any other when be OBJ
Saned. MANY have waited several weeks when the agent
whyI Bsoau.e they had confidence in it. and knew that it
Thousands Of certificates could be published II Il were me-
cessaTy to prove the statements but single trial will prove
or sa,epents that could be written. Try it. '..-~
BE pa,ticTlE and q. EsmsWbsr the name, WINERs
that can be depended upon. Rsmember this.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER co,
81 and 81 Maiden Lane New York
~ For sale wholesale and retail By ''-
J. WRIGHT Il co. 16l Charsres street.
~ ooe AGENT Tor the South. myF tnOv1