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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

SUSPICIOUS HATRED.-One of Kossuths turnkey
editors-little Raymond Of the Tnses-seems to
have some very bitter and bad feeling towards those
poor erring females whom he denounces as prosti-
tutes and women Of the town. Every now and thol
these editors express themselves in the bit terest
terms towards these unhappy women. Have they
any unsettled transactions with them Have they
any disagreeabe "reminiscences connected with such
personages! Are there any balances in love or
money still unarranged between them The hatred
wards these unfortunates have never been equaed in
any journal Of this city since the publication of Nsd
Buntitne's O,cn, by Ned Buntline himself The
columns Of that miserable concern exhibited the
same temper and the same disposition towards these
poor females, and the reason thereof was generally
suTmised to be that Ned Buntline had been dis.
earded favoritc-an expelled acquaintance. In fact
Ned Buntne carried his violence and hatred to this
class 50 far as to provoke retaliation in Broadway
from one Of them, Of such character as forever to
consgn him and his paper, the one to oblivion, the
other to tie Pententiary. The Times is the only
penny paper in this city that ever exhibited the
same taste, the same resentments, the same hosili-
ty, and the same acrimony to the same class of un.
fortunates, and of course people will suppose that
the same causes are at the bottom, producing the
same curious phenomena Of facts. The end of this
penny paper will be probably similar to that which
befell Md Buntltne'S Ocn.
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FHE FRENCH COMPANY AT THE BRoApwAy.-The French
Opera Com que and Vaudeville Company is becoming
every day greater hvorte, and the Broadway thea
tire is nightly wen attended by fashionable audiences
The lveness Of the lbretto, written by the most eee
bratcd authors and the music composed by Auber Ha-
levy and many others-so well executed and sung by
this talented company-attract the admiration Of all
those who are acquainted with that kind OF entertain
ment originated in France. The company now playing
at the theatre Of Mr. Marshall is Of the best which
ever appeared in city, the comic operas and the
deyies are rendered with musical ensemble and lively
eniren never equalled before in New York. Madame
Fleury Jolly the first singer has very good and extern
sve voice which she nages with the greatest skin and
the perfect methoditis easy to discern in hearing
her splendid roades and fortunes, that she has been the
fayorite pupil Of good musical master Nine Pilot has
pure voice of dugdson and sings and plays admirably
well in comic operas and yaudeviles AS for the gentle
men of the company-MM. Dguet, GRAFT, Debrnay and
Nepehand-they the best Protcan comic artists
have in New York. they equal to their task
and gather by their performance ample harvest Of
applause The company, under the able direction of NJ
Fot will continue its performances throughout the week.
during which " The Crown Diamonds by Auber and
"Ne Touches pas la Refine, Glands off the Queen) y
new opera in three acts by Nessrs Scribe and Boisse
lot-wi be performed by Mesdames Fleury Jolly Pilot,
and Diguet and Messrs. Dguet Dubrnay GRAFT, Meme
hand and Monclar. The orchestra with the two lead
srsbIessrs Yhan aud Roberts-execute the overtures
very admirably and the choruses are truly remarkable
The Of this company certain in the metro
Titan CITY of New York
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Hon JOHN BARNEY AND THE FRENCH MINISTER.
Mr.. John Barney will not be satisfied. Having
been bound over to Keep the peace towards the
French Minister, the warlike old gentleman turns
his attention to the HERALD. lie asks us to vindi
cate him from the charge that ''he is fighting
character by publishing a long ngmarole from a
penny paper Of Washington, to prove that he is ga
man Of peace" This rigmarole, however, is but a
reiteration Of the charge that Monsieur Sartiges
had the impusence to light segar at Dr. OWNS
grand party ard not only to light it in the presence
of the ladies, but to pass out among the ladies,
smoking it, with all the zest with which French
man enjoys good Habanero. And 60, Mr.. Barney,
after alarming the French Minister into applioa-
ton for protection from the public authorities, says
he never intended to hurt Mons. Sartiges, at all
And still Mr.. Barney repeats the charge Of smok-
ing in The presence of the ladies, and that he has
appled to Louis Napoleon to have the offender dis
missed as too vulgar in his manner, towards the Ia
dies. to be the representative of France at Wash
ington The whole thing is ridiculous, Mr.. Bar
ney il evidently losing his common sense. He
talks not like man, but like punotlious, super
cilious and precise old maid. The fact is, the
real difficulty in this case, is perhaps, the failure
Of Mons. Sartiges to make lion of Mr.. Barney
at his soir6es Perhaps the French Minister CLASH
fed 'sthe old ex.member Of Congress" among
The old women, as little too old TO participate
in such anusements-toe fussy and too loqua-
cious. At all events, we hope Mr. Barney will give
up the controversy as bad job II is absurd. 1t
won't pay.
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Death of Major General Jones.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO g.
HEAD QUARTERS or TIE ARMY,
AnufIAHr GLNERAI's OEEIcE


HEAD QUARTERS ARMY, \
ApJuTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHiNGroN, July 10, 1852.
The painful task devolves upon the Genera Chief OF
announcing TO the army the death Colonel and Brevet
Major General Roger Jones Adjutant General who
pired in tins city about yesterday after illness
of few hours General Jones commenced his military
career January 49, 1909, Lieutenant Of Marines,
which commission he held at the outbreak of the of
1912 with Great Britain when he was appointed
Captain of Artillery in tie army. To those who
were the companions in of the deceased, his
services during that too well known to require
special enumeration. His zeal and activity in the ardu-
Gus campaigns Of 1873 and 1914 the Niagara from
tier, and his distinguished galantry as Major of
the staff in the memorable conflicts Of Chippewa Lun.
dys Lane. and thossortie of Fort Erie, for him
the universal respect and admiration Of his brother
officers, and the marked appreciation OF the government
Raised in 1926 to the confidential post OF Adutan Gene
raj held by him at his decease the army at large will
derstsnd IL slight praise to that he brought to
the discharge OF its highly difficult AMI responsible duties
intelligence honesty OF purpose and untring devotion
which carried him through every emergency with credit
to himself and advantage the public service In all the
relations Of private life he equally admirable No
mans integrity spotess He most amiable
ship liberal in charity Though poor himself the poor
knew in him their beDecor Az appropriate honors to
the memory Of the deceased each military post will fire
minute guns (thirteen) commencing at MERIDIAN, and
display the national flag at half staff from the same hour
till sunset the day next after the pt Of this order
and the officers of the army Will the prescribed
badge Of mourning for thirty days-By order of Major
General Scott
L. THOMAS. Assistant Adiutant General.
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Malls for California.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERAL

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
NE steamships Illinois, for Aspnwall, and Northern
Light for San Juan del Norte, viii leave this port on
Feesday afternoon next The mails for a parts OF the
Pacific win close at one o'clock that day. The NV
Yopx WEEKLY HrnAIp win be published at ten o'clock
IN the morning It's contents win embrace the latest
foreign and domestic since the sailing OF the ar
steamer commercial reports marriages, deaths &c, &c
Copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be had at
the office at ak cents each.
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OFFICIALS GoIse TO EuRorE.- Cha Rskielewitz one
Of the United States Marshols efficient deputies. sailed
for Europe yesterday In the steamship Washington on
official business Of Importance which he has boon ma.
uring here for several months past The Mashas son
and chief deputy Benjamin Talmadge, goes by the
steamer "wednesday next with view to meet Rakiele.
WITT 1T certain point There Is somebody in trouble
something in the wind but the authorities keep silent
lest their object should be defeated and their mission
uroye failure
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TIE MILITARY.

The military part Of the procession WILL unqueston-
ably be the most imposing of any parade of the kind
ever attempted in this city All that will be required to
make it complete will be the punctua attendance of the
several corps The effect of the review the 5th inst
was nearly destroyed by the unnecessary delay Of
ponies in reaching the parade ground at the time
TONED in the orders Our reporters noticed this that
day. and for the credit of the military York-the
pride Of the cityt is to be hoped that the thousands
who will witness the solemn pageant Tuesday, will
not say that the civic surpassed the military display The
soldiers of this city the best drilled and the best
dressed of any in The world and the splendor of their
periodical reviews forms feature in reports Weln-
tend to give full lescr pon Of the parade on Tuesday
and would feel indebted to any for lists of the names
Of the several corps Of the officers the number of
muskets CT each company, and the regiment to which
each belongs Annexed the arrangements for Tues
day
FIRST DIVISION N. Y. STATE MILITIA
DIVISION 0s Nnw York. July Is. 1882
as 81. will S %s,da
ties and fellow citizens rendering funeral honors 70
The division line will be Termed on Broadway, the lefs
resting on Chambers street, at half past two clock NJ
Brirader General snccr will detail suitable de.aoh.
vi" make roq q1 isS upon Ia
shs Jomnissry General for the necessary ammuniti'n
c1 s'sss nsr
vision the Parade ,Se Ground
hour. .
Broadway from Chambers street to Astor place, IS ae
agnated az the Parade Ground Of the division iro sUo
O'Clock T. until the Mt Of the PROCESSION
Commasdants sfregmn ts will scnd their o,a"L
camp colors TO the City all Monday next ~
~, to be draped with appropriate eTs,oms
up der the direction Comm Of .au
ocerswl wear the usual badges ofmosrnns upon 'ner
lett arm and eword ht :. - .rartars of tbe
The Division Stan will amemp c Nv wy da"'' y w
Major General at o'cock r. On "a comnarioa ava
Directed 10 repor return 70 Court Martial ho names
AZ a. non. msiened officers or privates who
ny % ~ ka during the parade wihous the permits
80 =, .beir ieera BY order OF :
SION o. tsr " SANFORD, Major General Commanding.
- informed that ere will be grand suspension
- hns,pess among the merchants banks and insurance
companies at noon Tuesday, 10 enable all classes to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

Tn EXTRACTION CAsR.-Thomss Kaine still
remains at The Tombs, awaiting the Cat Of the
Secretary Of State, who has not yet forwarded the
warrant fol his removal. We understand That the
counsel for the prisoner-Messrs. Brady, Busted,
and Emmett, Jr.-having done all that legal inge-
nuty and eioquence could devise, and falling in
their defence before the Commissioner, and their
motion before Judge bats, deem il too hopeless a
case to move 70 the Court Of Appeals. If the Sec.
rotary q State confirm The report Of the Commits
sioner the extradtion q Kaiue will be immedi-
a'eIy carried into effect, and bis only hope then
would bc II being able % establish his innocence
before jury u bis peers IN Ireland,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION democratic state
convention is to be held at Syracuse the Et of Sept
The call is dated Mt Albany and is signed by the follow
ing members Of the Democf attic State Central Com
mittee jacob J. Westeryelt John J. Cisco Henry G.
Murphy Bensnn Brandreh Peter Cpgger, David L.
seymour William A. Dart. Wnslow c. Watson, Charles
A Mann. Dennis Mccarthy, Henry X. Mygatt. Ausburn
Brdall, Robert Campbell Jr, Thomas Y. How Jr., Dean
Richmond, Henry X. Smith
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Join in and witness the funeral obsequi& The following
is the arrangement of the

INSURANCE COMPANIES
New York, July II, 1852
Notice hereby given. that the oces Of the following
Marine Insurance Companies will be closed Tuesday,
goth July r. NJ of the funeral obssques Of
Henry Clay
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company by Walter r.
Jones, President. =
President.
The New York Mutual Insurance Company, BY T. B.
Saterth waite. President - =
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company by Elwood
WalteS, President.
The Asor Mutual Insurance Company by zebsdes Cook.
President.
The Union Mutual Insurance Company byF. s. Lathrop
President.
General Autua Insurance Company by II. Heldrege,
Vice President.
Tie Commercial Insurance Company, by Daniel Drake
Smith, President.
The Atlas Mutual Insurance Company by NJ II. 0sgOsd
ice Preside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

will be found at the store OF the Canton rea Company
125 Chatham street between Pearl and Rooseveltlhe
oldest tea establishment in the city We readers
that they do better here than elsewhere either whole
sale or retail. They have no branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18
SuOrtInU Intelligence.

Tn REGATTA or THE SOUTHERN yAonr CLur came on
at Pass Christian the 9Th inst The entries we're
FIRST class Eagle and Edith second class Stngsree and
Nameless third class Elephant and psayune The race
for fifteen mles, for prizes Of silver ware Tho
wind was fine and will be by the following the
race very closely Contested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18
Strangers visiting the city, should by nu

means visit Thorn pson Daguerrean Rooms 35 Broadway,
and procure of his beautiful pictures just to convince
their friends in tho country of the truth of what they
often heard reiterated viz that and artistic
picture can be procured for fifty cents Of THOMPSON 35
aduran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18
Personal Intelligence,

President Fillmore 1t is said will in few days pay
visit to Old Point, where his family lie soourning
Arrivals at the Irving House-Ion John Sdcll, La,
Hon j. w. Bradbury T. Senator Ne; r. Murdock
Bait; Hon Henry $. Randall Secretary of state John
r. Chambers, Edward Dromgoole Va: w. u Crawford
Mobile Hon Jas Thompson, Eiie Capt. Hardcastle w.
:. j. w. Zachare, L. IL. Place, N. o.; Hon. John O.
Breckenridge Ky and 1856 others.
At the Americana. III. Dana, Portland; w. Blakeley
" "; w Wilett baltimore; Caleb Hogs, A IT.
Stevens, John Thorn. (Doston Lapcers) Boston; @ w.
Cogsw,ll. Washington; w Steele, Charleston X. r.
Hnnscombe, Boston, Mr. Cox, Phila and SO Others
At The Astor--W Carmichael Augusta; Mr. G. Rort-
right u. g. Consul TO Carthagcna A Butler Cleveland;
/ Garnee. Florida; y. r, williams, Washington; Com
Stockton, ". J ~ J Morgan, Louisiana; DR.. Cohen,
Charleston; lion. w NJ Thorn, Washington. and 40
others.
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readily than Ice Cream aud do 10. know of sstab-
hshmeut that We would mend them to visit,
in der to do that with the pleasure than
the airyke resort CoIumhisp Garden and Saloon, 200
Bowery Certain that EBLtNG'S Refreshme uts
excellent and the place ofuud ubted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

A NovELrY-G General Scott going TO Niagara
Falls. attending the great celebration there on the
eth, and fighting bis old battles over again on the
same field,
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city 70 get good Boots Shoes Caters BE- is at E. A.
BROOKS Boot and Shoo Emporium. $50 Fulton street.
The largest ASSORTMENT Of boots shoes and caters the
city OF every style and variety all made in the best
ner and OF the best materiaevery article
Prices lower than be any other estabshmen in
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The Maine LIQUOR Lnyy.-Tbc Maine T,;nyor

law will never gain many advocates here long B.
PLTERS co. Of 800 Broadway, continue in the prosecu-
ton Of their business The other
liquors that Eratied the palate the bon want arc
imported and sold by these gentlemen
CARS (Which direct from Havsns) they worthy
o. pm from everybody Peters Co. tho agents for
the sale OF the Grape Leaf Champagne which,
entirely superseded the established brand fIedsck
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den No. II broadway, tho battery by the French
Germania Band, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
evening, IL pleasant Ad mission free.
DAVID GARDNER, Proprietor.
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CANT and durable WELL is always endless
variety at the warehouse oc Mesrs SMITH RICE, l02
Fulton street These gntlemen be determined to
monopoze this class Of trade II may judge by the
ner in which they do busness.E =
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Van Deusen,s Improved wnhpenc.-It ~

desirable to impress this important fact on tho public
mind That tie genuine Improved Wahpene by Van Deusen
for restoring wasted and i'm hair changing to
it's first and natural color aud freshness he obtained by
Application at the general depot 1923 Chambers street. and
from the principal druggists New York and Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

Naval Intelligence.
u :. store ship Lexington, from san Francisco for
New York. arrived at Valparaiso, June 2
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made by GREEN No. Astor House. which cannot he mi-
ated This arises from his patent system
which ensures the most graceful and easy that can DO
conceived, and never tails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

BOARD ALDERMEN. ASSISTANTS
WILLIAM II. CORNELL, ISAAC o. BARKER
WESLEY SMITH, JOHN j. TAR
WILLIAM M. TWEED, JACOB II. VALENTINE
JAMES NJ BARD s. Benson McG;owN,
SYLVESTER l.. II. WARD, WILLIAM II. WRIGHT
JOHN BoYcE, WILLIAM ANDERSON,
WILLIAM j. BRIsLry, THOMAS WOODWARD,
RICHARD i. COMPTON. JONATHAN TRoTTER,
President President.
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Lyons AatnatrOn, Tor the growth ana
establishment Of the hair TO preve ~ falling Of and
turnng gray. The Rathairon being ffrom
cid OIL and all ooorng properties losves the hair clean,
rich soft and glossy. Sold by every druggist in New
York, Brooklyn, and throughout the world.
u. THOMAS LYON, 161 Broadway, N. Y,
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exception or tho best nvsnted equal
~ celebrated Gouraud hedoated Soup, for curing PIN
IIes reckIes salowness chaps, roughnsss &C. Poudre
Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the body Liquid
.~sr .ErnadMAz.
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Hair Dye tho best yet discovered for ooong the hair or
whiskers the moment Is applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this avorit and old established Hair
Dye per 10 astonishing 1t is for salo applied st
bAfCHELORk Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-18

Wig Anu V0upees.-BntOheIO r's new style
Of are pronounced tho Of
yet invented Those wanting superior article shond
call At BATCHEL0RS ceebrstedW ig Factory, No. Wall
street, where be found the largest and best
In the city. Copy the address.
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nest Of good Watches for ladies'
iees Good lopines 81 So Diamonds in tho pack.
Ge S25 carat In lots thsrero suit
Nsmend riags, pins, Go., at nufacturer's prices
DAVID RAFT. 3sl Broadway, up stairs.
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DR.. Powell wishes 20 inform his patients.
Shat he removed 70 COZ Broadway where will attend
heretofore all diseases Of the Eye and Ear
o'clock daily. DR.. Powos Treatise the Eye can be
ut his Office AIso Artificial Eyes, Just
vhoh will move and look like the natural eye.
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s is'r are That l sna 90
excellent, and the place responsibility
Music for the Million, at Atlantic Car
dn No. Broadway near the Rasesy BY the French
evsnng r. ssa ,,e ana fraas
'''''''S' : f''' DAVID GARDNER, Proprietor.
RBoots and shoes.-rhe best pIace In the
gToS ss EoSa a BS0 Sic, sA9g Gsr &C. i at E.
The largest assortment Of boots shoes and in the
s1o sSa
Prices lower than can be had in other establishment in
The Maine Liquor Lnw.-The Maine Liquor
Law will never gain @sqy advocates here long B.
Han 81 5ar J9 Of 900 s in the %
liquors that ever Eraed the palate want arc
s are Worthy S
rem :y%sryDSdy Peters Co. are tho agents for
entirely superseded established brand Of Heidsict
Cheap ClothIDg.--Not only cheap, but ele-
yrs durable a. we'll il always 70 s9 found in endless
Fulton strcet These gentlemen to determined to
monopoIe this class trade We may judge by the
ner in which they do business.s
made by GREEN No. Aston House, which Re
.ated This arises from his pssen. system
conceived, and never fails.
Watches and Dsamonds.-A fine assort-
ssss q good Watches for ladies' AZ
per carat IN lots ,ssretro 20 suit onsssmsrs
ylsmend riags, pins, Go, at manufacturers prices.
DAVID RAFT. 3Sl Broadway, up stalks.
Hnfr Dye.--BatchelOr's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the best yet discovered for olong the
whisksrs the moment II appea The wonderful and
certainty with which this favo and old established Hair
Dye performs Astonishing 1t is for salo. applied At
bATCAELORk Wig Factory, No. Vail atreet Copy the
--
Wigs and Toupees.-BstoheiO r's new style
Wigs are pronounced tho perfect imitation Of nature
yes invented Those wanting superior article noni
call At BACHELORS ceebrstedw g Factory, No. Wall
street, where be found the largest and best assortment
IN the city. Copy the address
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, is, without
exception or tho best ever invented; equal
celebrated Gourauds Medcated Soup for curing PIN
svbte uproots hair from any part Of the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss, At 81 Walker street.
asar Broadway.
DR.. Powell wishes 20 inform his patients.
MAJ removed 20 COZ Broadway where he will attend
e heretofore all diseases Of the Eye and Ear from
o'clock daily DR.. Pewos Treatise on the Eye be
vhioh will and look like the natural eye.
Lyons KathatrOs, for the growth and
en- Enlistment of the hair TO preve ~ falling OF and
Stunning gray The kathAiron being from offensive
ED oil and all oolorng properties esves the hair clean
rich, soft, and glossy. Sold by druggist In New
York, Brooklyn, and throug hout the world.
L. THOMAS LYON, l6l Broadway, N. Y,
Van Deusen's Improved Wahpene.-It ~
desirable to impress this important tho pubo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-21
wooDBUl,N,S FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY.

NOV offered to the public for the frsttme lhis meo
~ icne has existed in private family for more tina
dty years. has been distributed TO considerable exen
among friends and has during the whole time aud ~ an
instances proved itself failing remedy, whethei
applied common or to third day ague Oh wen
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous Solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give TO the
public The undersigned who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented to take agency
for part Indiana and Illinois, and offer it by the
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
ecinnsed according tdorectons does not affect pereeI
and permanent cure. [mh10-dl ALLlS d HoWES.