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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09
Ann BridsOn. 700 tons; and the arss class ship

Ann BridsOn, 700 tons; and the first class ship
Progress.
lrresl cctive OF these tho government vessels take
out large uInbeis Of etnigrsn,s. The Europa, q
FIRST Glars Vessel of about 900 bnr,hsn sailed
on Thursdsy, taking 3s4 adult passengers from the
emigration dtTot at BIkenhead, fully two thirds Of
whom were Highland shepherds aud sgricul urai Ia
bolers The Aramnta cleared out 10 day (Sarur-
day., having board 800 adult emgr. us, equal TO
405 souls As illustrative Of the dispatch with
which they are shipped - S.sy state that all tho
passengers entered the depot Wednesday. aud boz
fore Loon on Friday they aud their luggage wero
safo on board The greater proportion were from
the ls'c Of skye The Medina is expected to leave
the Great Float at Bnkenhead, opposite the depot.
ON Thursday next, with about the Same number Of
emig,snts.
The establishment now present an animated and
interesting appearance in consequence OF the conti-
nual arrival Of emigrapts, at least three fourths
Of whom HghlaDders. There are very fow
Irish aud English, ard no Welsh Since the
depot bias been opened there have not been
more than six Welsh people scnt to Australia
by government aid, while the tide of Scotch
emigrants has rapidly increased The appear
arce Of some of these people who leaving
the land Of their birth is squalid and COM
fortress enough, whio others deoently olad and
the hue Of health upon their checks, and the BEAM
ing expression Of their ooun enaDces, would rather
suggest the idea that they are anticipating the
pleasures OF sumrner excursion, rather than that
they are tearing themselves from their fatherland.
Opposite the Great Float there is open space,
which is used as promenade. While looking ut q
group, on Friday, we perceived n stout. healthy
looking, well-cad Soaichman, with u smiling young
vito. in respectable attire, and an aged fsthor,
whose wrnkled brow and gray hair seemed ILL
suited to the Harvesting voyage before him He aud
his son were "orofters," that is, they had formerly
rented few acres Of ground in tho Highlands, for
the purpose Of tillage but being unable to make all
ends meet to their satisfaction, the son had OBJ
tanned an order to be sent to Australia at the
government expense and not wishing to leave the
head of the house the tender mercss Of the Poor
Law Union, they had raised tho full amount Of pas
sage money lEl5) to enable them them to take him
along with them
The duties Of Mr. and Mrs Smith, the superin-
tendeDt and matran, during the last six weeks, have
as may readily be supposed, been exceedingly
laborious.
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Interesting Financial Intelligence.


The markets for all descriptions of securities con-
tipue to exhibit q rerpsfkable asc SEASONAL move
ment, which is Of course mainly trsoeable 20 tho
present extraordinary position OF ou7 money mar
ktt. We are IL a position TO announce that,
although the Bank of Ecgland rotuyns for the last
week are not yet completely made up. tho aotual
Increase shown far IN the stock Of the pre- Nous
ms tails ia full haf million sterling the pre-
vious large return! Meanwhile. the directors,
equally with the managers Of the other banking in-
stutions e tae country, experience dt,ly Increased
difficulty in placing out the funds ut their disposti
20 much So IN fact that the value OF m0'ey may
positively be conside,cd Almost nominal. the
unrsralleled influx q gold is regarded with
the utmost eagnestncas acd those WHO we're DIS
,osed to view with a specito OF apatbetic
indifference lite probable effect throughout Eu.
rore. so org ss California alone WAS The great
gold producer, 40 now s'riouey ehakeu IL their
views since tho treasures If Australia hsvo been
thrown ouen The aIptecstion Of convertible in
vcstneuis OF every Descriptions noticed Tor months
l Part, y now seIs'bly shown than ever, aod
Lolde, o. stools and ebnrcs generally sangnine
i of great rise At the same tune the absence o
| what may he termed purely speculative p'olecn
UPON large acae, isH Jtculirr iratu-e Of the IRE
sent tine A. to tie Gustte - ch'cl Fprcdl9t'v'
httehi o. will oNtrtuait !, hirenIt0 ...t ",s't
81 or'Vior c,isr There = .tHaHa lTresr0.-
pQrQygf. tla ~ tao 9.cmeata ge4alf" u, ta} ~
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Whnebait Dinner nc BLACKWELL, England.
ME- Weeds letter to the Albany Journal

LONDON June Is, b<pI.
Mr. George Peabody, who has earned and is wor-
Thy Of The reputation he enjoys Of tho 'Mcr-
cLant Princes ofLondon, gave his friends a sump-
tuous dinner. yesterday, at tho Brunswick Hotel,
Blnckwsll. Tho Brunswick fronts tho river Thames,
opposite Greenwich Hospital, so that we had full
view Of tho vessels and steamers chat swan through
The Thames, while seated at the table
Covers were laid for ll0gucsts, every one Of whom
arITared. Tho company assembled at five O'Clock.
An hour was agrecably passed in the ORA wing room
Three f0urihs Ut those present were Americans.
The table vas gTaeed by the presence of nearly
At six o'clock Mr.. Peabody. folio ved BY his
guests, led thu lady Of the American Minister to the
table, the 8eral decorations of which wcrc very
beat tiiul. fine band Of music was stationed in
the aotel.
After g,ace and the soup. came various courses
of all the fine 6sh with which the rivers and channels
Of England abound, served in every form kno IN to
the culinary art, succeeded by distinct course OF
vei'ebait, fsh much esteemed hero, end very
delicate Then came The various joints and the fnc
| game Of which England boasts followed, in course,
By sweets, dessert, ices, fruit, Sc, &c.
| The eith being finally removed, Hr Peabody
gave, pr,faced by brief ard appropriate rcniarks,
FIST 1.-THE Queen" and then the President q the
| United States" which were 6riuk with enthusiasm
"Guo Savethc Queen" aud : Hail Colunba' were
snbg by Cleo club, with fne effect, after each OF
| these sentiments.
Tie Pon. william Brown, member OF Parliament
from, Liverpool. after paying q high complainant "a
Mr.. Pesbody' standing as merchant, and abiding
10 that gen,lcman's efforts TO strengthen and
brighten The bonds Of friendship between English
mei ard Americans, Offered a sentiment compli
mCn'ary to tho Hon Abbot Lawrence. the Ameri
con Minister nc this court. This brought IN Mr
l. Who spoke Of biz happiness ia meeting. at tb,
table OF their common host so many of his country
msn i,r Lawrence then slluded 10 the importanc
81 cuI,vatrg hiondy end Intimate rsia lore nc
tween two o. The most euligh'cn cd nations 81 In
earth end AWARDED "a ~ Peabody th0 seed. /,
doing mere 20 promote that shjgct her sry ",..-
| living nan.
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Now Planet.

To the Editor OF the London Times
Sir-At l2h. Bonn. mean time, last night, Disco
veTed new planet on the borders Of tho consella-
lions Aquila and Serpens, about Dig enst of the
star Tau in Ophiuchus. 1t shines as fine star Of
between the eighth and ninth magnitudes, and has
ed to bavo disc, but the night net sufficiently
favorable for high magni6ers. At l3h l3m los.
can timc. its right ascension was lsh l2m 81 S..
and its north polar distance SO Dig. l6n rs. The
diufnal motion in II A isabout I'm Is towards tho
west, and in N d. two three minutes towards
he south This beautiful little planet is the ifth
discovered during systematic examination of tho
ho5iacal heavens | remain, sir, your most obodient
servant, ] X. HIND.
Mr.. Bishops Observatory, Regent spark, June 25
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duction u great speculative epoch arc sbund ,tly
% hsnd, tue only want telt be ny that of ohs nel
rolled. There are. however, strorg iud ,cssiv,s Of
caution on all sides. snd chiefly amongst .hOse "a
VIII &c hands the guidance Of Tie Of the mousy
market principally resrs
The rec in consols to day was rather moro thu
per cent, which makes the advance since this dsv
Last week 4 per cent. With a brisk inquiry for
stock, the murtet went steadily up fiom 1904 10
f00s, aud finally left of With Cru, aspect 1907
to lol ex div for the 10th July This rise shows
how well founded were the views OF those who TX.
pected that the amount OF the consol dividend would
DO fully recovered DUNG tto months shuGtiug OF
the books. The goyernm, mt bguker has renew
ed hs purchases, and took parcel Of Reduced
Tbrees ut l0ls. As this stock is of course liable
to reduction a. any period when the govornment
could carry suoh measure through, and Ms dis
seltients would merely have Tho option Of being
paid 0f nj par, suiprise il express ed. NJ tho in
'estments Of tho Sinking Fund boiog carried
on at III prem Even makieg allowance for
the dividend that has accrued. this stock Is at .
prsm MUM Tho Three.apd-a Quarter per Cont
Stock WIS in Dc msnd. and will doubtless much
better price Bank Stock rose to 22l The busl-
mess recorded is ss follows Three per Cent Con
Three per Cent reduced iOl' Now Three and a.
Annui,ies, 1870. 81 Bank stock, PA, 22y.
In the foreign house the rise was not great. ex-
cept in Spanish bonds. which wore in great favor.
Mo xican, Peruvian. Venezuelan, aud Russian stocks
yesterday showed signs Of weakness fell to 4 prom.
As already ntimated by us. il il probable an at
tempt will be made to make the market swallow
some more Of this scrip. upon the prestige Of it's
having attained so high = premium The
means ny which the price has been nursed however,
ale pretty well understood
Large buyers Of silver are in the IN lrket and tho
price of this metal is consequently firm. Tho de-
maDd for India continues, and as much as ElO0.0
worth Is understood to be required for the remit
lance Of the Austrian on. Meanwhile tho stock
oftbis metal in the market is little moro than the
supplies brought in by the Wcst India steamer Mag.
dalena. These will probably change hands on
Thursday. The receipts BY tho next West Indian
ard Mexican steamer will DO extraordinarily large,
as they will include large portion, if not the whole
Of the tvs millions and half of dollars Of the Ame-
'ican indemnity, consigned to Messrs Earrings
According to the advices received via Now York,
$l700 900 Of this amount had already reached Vera
Cruz The bullion brokers have their hands full Of
business, owing to the largo imports Of Australian
gold, which ale rapidly finding thoir way into the
Bank.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account puruant to the act 7th and Sh Victoria
cap 80 for the week ending Saturday, June TO- 1852
DEPARTMENT.
Notesissued .f3 a52 debt Ell .O 100
Other securities. 2,9Sf.s0O
Gold coin and bull
lion. zt,slsoW
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FAILURE OF AN ATTEMPTED BALLOON ASCENSION
IN BuDGPoRr AT Bridgport, c., on tho 9th
instant, Of tho principal features Of the lode-
perdeuce Day" celebration was TO have beeu q
balloon ascension on horseback The feat vas TO %
performed by Mons Petin. But when the ba DON
was all rtsdy il wac found that there was no horse
The ss.cmblsge was rather indignant, but kept
orderly until the aerel vehicle reached height OF
about thirty feet. IL then came ia contact with the
tclegra, bic wires, pnd was torn to pieces
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DANIEL wEpsrERs RECEPTION IN B0sToN We
urcer,tsrd hat by general agreement. I'll tho
Stones IN MIX aud Peerl streets are 70 ~ clorcd
sf,er " NJ, on Frday, in honor OF Mr. Webster.
II l. expected that the wholesale and other estab~
shmerls in other parts Of tho city wi DO likewise.
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WAsHiNaroS July o. IJjs.
The Sup0I.toxdi~g Cae'k IF The Census Office. asd
has Ctatvn fov C"m,en.a,,o~ ~.x au,Dcd BY LIS
-Comytsc4Ier Whatieseys erisions.
Some days ago account WAS given in . wash
ipeton ettor to tho HERALD, Of tho d'fisulty which
bad sri'pu between the accounting officers Of the
Treasury, snd Mr. Kennedy, tho experimenting
Clerk Of the Ceusus. in consequence Of tho claim Of
tho latter Cor the salary Of defunot sce, also
h's expenses in his pleasure trip TO Europe Ar,
Kennedy in letter 10 the HkaALD, called 10 qucs-
uon tho truth Of that statement, in language 1t
once Characteristic and impertinent | therefore
etc'ose the official papers then olvos from which
you ~iii Sec that 50 far ON exaggcraipg tho mst-
ter The correspondent OF the HERALD failed place
tie tisntaetion in as strong light rs the official
o0cuuents warrant.
As to the assertion that II an old oase il ia only
necessary 70 remark that il is n case still unsettoi
and that the Con mitfte OF Ways aod Means, are
ssled 90 appropriate the money which The Comp
troDsr has decided Kennedy has no claim 70 ia
law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

America from the necessity Of competing
with women who labor whole week ior
two shillings, and find themselves compel-
led 10 resort "to the streets 10 enable
them TO add 70 their earnings as much as
will purchase the food required to support
nature.
In advocating the cause of the leaders
selected by the Wing party we feel that
we are advocating the cause OF the women
of America. May we not then count upon
the prayers Of every American woman, and
may we not at least hope that fathers who
have daughters, and sons who have sisters
wiHrehecs for "a moment upon the fact that
the tendency of British free trade is that OF
limiting the laborers of the whole nation
rs is the case in Ireland, lnds, Portugal
Turkey. Canada, and all of the British Tree
trade Enthusiastically to agriculture
and thu, depriying the female sex OF all
employment except in the field or IN ths
work of shirt-making and tailoring where
3. the most prolonged and ssonising labor p
receives the :. most pitiful reward
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~ DR.. Elliot, the Buckeye orator, will
speak this dag at q Whig meeting In Caldwell, Essex
Go n
CITY POLITICS:

SEvE,TH WARD Mass MEETIyo.--
This evening there will be a msU meeting Of the
Seventh Ward Lundy's Lane Club at the corner Of
Rutgers and Msdisons SITS. The Unlonists, the 0W1
CLUB OF Brooklyn and Scott and Graham Cluos Of
wnlisms bursh expected to attend. Addresses Vii
be delivered by several dl.ineuishsd speakers; aaAk
will be spiIlted gathering
SixTn CoNGREssIoNAL DIsTRicT.-
The souiEstion made last night at a meeting for
tho purpose st The Henry Clay House.
ON the First Ballot, messrs yarnum and simsasos
recsved votes each, and Mr. ioungf.
second Balot-Mr. Yarnum, Mr.. simor,on, 8;
Mr Young.
Mr. vsrnuu of ths xVlh WaTd was therefore do.
clsrsd duly nominated
FOURTEENTH WARp.--The Wing As.
senby Con mitiss nominated John B seolss fsr A.
semby on Monday vsnng, but on being rendered the
nomination last night, he declined. The CommiaSs
meets this evesing
NISETEENTH WARp---Wc learn that
Jacob Cole, Esq viii run as an Independent candidate
for The Office Of Jusloe Of the Peace la the Tnrd DIE.
tric.
~ The Assembly Delegates Of the
XVIII District met last even ing At the Broadway HOUSE.
but completing their business, Adjourned To meet
at the same place on Thursday evening.
II Nathaniel S. Wing is the Wing can
ddate for the Assembly in The Tenth District (XUth
and XlXh wards instead Of Nathan G. King a. printed
yesterday.
~ We learn that Hon. f. T.. Snow, Of
me Eighteenth War; hss received the nomiastou or
Sheriff by the Temperance Alliance. ~ yet be has
not aces pied It.
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II DIR. MLANE's LIVER Pills we're

not Ike the quick nosxums OF the Day got mp with view
10 profit but discovered after mauy Of study By
OF the frat the United States and used in
bis private practice Their marked elected the
qualified of ply cans and oherr who had
witnessed theirefeos Possessing all the sensitive feelings
Of thorough bred physician Dr. al Lane dreaded bsing
otsed with the shallow pretenders who crowd tbs columns
OF the newspapers with pulls Of sovereign rsme1e and
for lopg time declined tie requests OF many that he
would proca bis great remedy 10 the public bat finally,
after much persuasion the part OF phJ scsns and Others
who ha the wonderful eced by the Liver
Pills he csnsenteo 10 prepare II for general the toll
lowing certificate from Dr. Morgan, will bear cut IN this
it also valuable medical testimony OF the
efficacy OF these Pills:
It'll, Is TO certify that have been associated with D..
81 Lane in the practice Of medicns for nearly 40
and aiaf have had any opportunities Of stas3siug tue
rood effects Of his Liver Pili ard believe they cured
relieved much larger proportion Of the diseases Of the
LAYER than have known cured ana relieved by other
coure tf treatment OLIVER MORGAN, NJ d"
Fer sale by the principal Druggists in New York. City
Diugssts referred 10 g. Ciickener Co. No. 81 Barclay
a. and Boyd Paul, No 10 Courtlandt 81.
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The Election Laws-Who are the Legal
Voters.

Our somewhat changeabIe Election Laws
are now the subject Of inquiry in all quarters.
Through the ignorance OF some ana the forgetful-
neIs of others, probably not one in ten OF those
entitled to vote are familiar with the qualifications
required and duties imposed upon them. The
usual official publication Of" Practical Directions
for this year is just made BY authority Of the
Government, and from that We give the leading
points Of the law.
WHO ARE LEGAL VOTERS.
l. Every white male citizen, q years old, duly
qualified by residence. If n,turaized, he must
have been citizen for ten days previous to the
election.
.. Every man of color. possessing freehold e.
tate Of the value Of not less than $3.50, and quail
fled by residence as in the case Of white voters
Exeeptions.-No person shall vote who
has been convicted Of any crime punishable by
dsatk or Imprisonment in the State Prison, unless
p.rdUnsl aGd restored to the rights Of citizenship.
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BY TELEGRAPH.-We have accounts OF
tine enthusiastic recs ptiOns which Gen. Scott has
metwth at Madison, Ind, and the to sns along the
Ohio. At Cincinnati, i'll health obliged the Gen
cral at TO retire, without undergoing the IA.
tigue OF formal reception. The Free Democ-
racy" have nominated an Electoral Ticket in Mary
LAND The Canadian Legislature have loaned
100000 to the sufferers by the Montreal fire.
The Investigating Committee, appointed to exam
inc the affairs of the Vermont Central Railroad,
reported verbally yesterday. A sketch of the
report will be found Of interest. The yellow fever
has broken out in Savannah. Via Mobile We have
an item or two Of Havana news.
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Movements Of Gen. scott.

MADISON, ISD Monday, Oct 4, i>',-
Gen. Scott attended Divine service yes
terdsy mornins at the Catholic CataeIrL and 10 's
evening al the Episcopal Church
The hotel vas crowded all day, although osn Eco"
did Dos receive Waits. Il.
He len Louisville at ~ the boat for hsdison ~
dana. The demopsti ATOMS along the banks OF w
ina numbers Of people assembled cheering the boes
he us,ssd sslu,es were fred al esch landing. y
ON arriving within sight Of Msdison, rnos"ass -
people we're discovered on the handbag ana c.s =,
s.sh cher Much spt,usissrn vas manifested and =
soop as the boss touched The landing namoes "
sons Iesped on board, anxious 70 have va MI"
The Generals hand ..ssh s
800 cordr.,ss cenersI sosf and the other Islicts
10 carriages provided for he and he procs:oa. os
Ter prscpr through lbs city, prooesdsds V sh' nsd'"
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For Huropes

The next number Of IHs Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued THIS
NJ % RNING, at 9 o'clock. 1t viii con-
tain all the Latest News up to the time of going
to press. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for
mailing can be had at the desk. Price Six Cents.
The africa sails from this port To-Day at u
o'clock,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1852.


paper Agent the only authorized hyrtf r Ia Ks ORR
TJittns In the cities OF Phsdslps and Boston duly eu
row cred ske advertisements at the rates required BY
HIS receipts will DO iegardtd a. payments.
GREELEY ( McELRATll.
Trijsuc Office, Nee-Yort, oct 4. 1885,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

MADAME SoNTAo.-The only Portrait of
this distinguished artistic taken in this country Is
exhibition At BRADYs National Gallery No. 5 Broadway,
corner Of FullOn-st
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~ The smell Of new paint seems to
ns,V.d. ,vnythinr roY-a-days relic, religious or rev.
ereutal is now sad shady and solitary exception 70 tue
glossy stre. " progress Who's etoskeT getcgst ren
Ar Conservative opposei all ebutJn Of feeling 'spt
s spoptsneous and ubiyerssl appreciation ~ Ms JERVs
Cold Cabdy-tb~ admitted snod remedy ~ coughs colds,
AID other pui uon.,y conpsius Sold by Mrs w JERN',
No Brosd ssy; 6y Mrs HsSe Brooklyn aud by Drug
Sists generally.
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MIR. WEBSTER AND rnE PRESIDENCY.

The Boston Courier, a journal which
enjoys the benefit Of Mr.. Webstcr's con-
fidence, has the following semi official
statement Of his intentions in the pending
canvass:
And we may add, further that Mr. Webster does
net allow himfc 10 be ignorant Of anything re,uipa 10
perfect knowledge of his position neither 90 we sre
confident VN he psrmll himself take any step In re-
lson 20 that poiuoa ncon sisten with his duty ~ tie
country hts respect for himself Our belief 10 that
he viii ~. interfere with the businsE Of tie election
for President but leave the whole matter where It
ought to be les, In the hands Of the people"
On the other hand. rumor is floating
about to the effect that the Secretary has
at hast made up his mind to come out for
the Wing nomination for the Presidency
though II is one not fit to be made,-and
will presently issue manifesto 70 that
effect.
Whichever Of these be true, the whole
affair is OF much more importance TO Mr..
Webster himself than to the Wing cause,
or the country at large. Neither the sal
Walton of a great national party, nor the
salvation of the republic depends upon any
single individual, no matter how large the
place hitherto assigned him by cotempOra-
~ admiration. We can elect Gen. Scott
without The aid Of the Secretary; wise
and energetic Wing Government, and
Wholesome Wing policy can be organized
and carried out though he should keep for
ever alo0i' Ii hesupports Scott the Whigs
VIII be under no obligations and owe him
no gratitude; or if he should cop,inpe "a
oppose him. as he has hitherto done thew
may deeply regret it for his sake. I'm, NJ,
Tor the sake Of the cause. That will -;
umph'-never was future result, more
certain,-whateyer he may do. Thus. in
any event 1t Is his own interest, and hi,
own reputation which are mainlya A; stale
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ ,s an IMPERATIVE DUTY.-No MAN
s,, 70 b vel dressed should uetlee, pa chss'
10 " a. an stvs al soxs eopusr establishment no
I,s YuIts. Hi stock ia large, syie sa9eTb and prices
rsealisIiy low. ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

KY "Tall oaks from little ecorns grow
"a, fas., sentence lor iuvese instruction IN the Eassa
i.nsrsse How many Youthful mod has iosefse 10 "a
srerges couIse Of life Mrs. JEgviss Cold OAoaJ mas
rYcws 70 talosk popularity IS is sc scy "a every g s
eold &c.