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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

PrNSsgLvAN1A-The Free Democratic Convention
which net at Her1isburrh last week, attended by
Delegates from nearly all the counties in the State At
the first session on Wednesday, Mr. Vim. c. Thomas Of
Phlade plia elected President, WHO, taking the
Chair made an address setting forth clearly the mpOr
lance of thorough Organization OF the Free Democracy
in this state and also e1uneratng the trials and duties
that vet await those Who have brOk0n away from the
old parties and identified themselves with OrganiZl-
ton which has hOnOs 10 confer except such result
from an honest upright, and faithful application Of al
the great doctrines of liberty and the inaenabe right
Of all 90 the means of life
Tie following persons unanimously nominated rs
candidates for the VARIOUS Offices specified, viz:
William ". Stephenson. of Mercer Co, Judge Of tho
Supreme Court; Or. Robert Mitchell of Indiana Co.,
Canal Commissioner Neyl b. Craig, Of Allegheny Co.,
Auditor General; and Laurence Z. COrsOn, If Mont.
gcmery Co, Surveyor General.
The following some Of the resolutions adopted rs
the Convention;
Ese That The mission Of TIE Free Democracy to ecse TO
l t. enjoyment Ct their nlelahe sts BY opc
ton pubic ahDa q the principle contained tAe De
VI lndeFnderee siieh -eguea -ly IL and stst sase
slavery does rot e1i IN and oash 10 be psch
ty Low - TIons' the Dri II Columbia. and sasT PLACES
where tie Jtis5 Sas possess exclusive lrsdcton-ena thar
hes, sets ought b admitted the wito1.
irTere lstls prohibition Of savos in its sonstiturion
Eed, aat he usde IL s seating drinks is he
e aS f ~. " ana Y, sI.iis Pc -l s %
Il .CT he ies nsp lneri o. thar e 9et
fo5d VIZ any WI b a S IS 2 z, sg saas
b. rsfpse fics g RE present. cp
state ard cornsua th sdo D.rs-t Taxation
% tie Sts.e EKecuflve Committee.
The establishment o. q State paper 70 represent the
principles OF the Convention also arged and various
matters discussed, among which the Temperance and
Slavery queftons we're prominent Iae Convention al
journed Oh 1hur:dsy evening.
Hisnow ssidiAst Charles Levi Woodbury. Esq, decline
the Chrgt shp 90 Bolivia According 70 The B5t2a Mas
he gays the place not set down on Monks Map Ia
/ nobody knows where in thunder It is and that he "a
see the Government d before he will traYel nina o.
/ ~tsu thousand miles 10 hunt i up"
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ASSEMBLY.


Mr. CHATFIELD laid on the table a resolution that
the members and officers shall not take pay during the re-
Mr.. PETERS asked consent to refer the bill eleo,ng
Commissioners Of Emigration by the people to select
The bin auhorsing T. s. Stocks to be deposited in full
for Bank circulation received from the Senate and
fered to be reported complete.
Mr. D. b TAYLOR reported complete the bill to incOr-
porate private cemeteries
bhi relative to the police of NewYork City was re-
itrred 10 report complete
Mr. GLOVER meved forward the bill TO authorize tt,
secondst Methodist Church of NewYOrk City 20 hold
lands tor 4 cemetery
hr. ID. b. TAYLOR moved a concurrent resolution for
furnishing 20 copies Of the Documentary History men,
bers oficers &c Lies over
Mr. MILLER reported bill to amend the Charter of the
New ork Juvenile Asy lum.
Mr NOBLE movedt 10 forward the bill relative to the
Commercial Insurance Co. Of New York
Ms MALBlRN gave notice Of bill to amend the Emil
grant Law past last session.
Mr. OBI,lEN moved to reeommit for amendment and
to report complete the Division Avenue bin Carried
Mr. ri SELL reported complete the bill amending the
New York ChaItty.
Mr. HASTINGS called UP the resolution relatvo to
lands held by the Lvings0ns and Van Rensaaers in
est Amenued and passed.
rhe bill to authorize the Erie and New York City Rail
road Company TO secure right Of way was read third
time and passed.
The bill chang the name and amend the Charter Of the
New.York Commercial Insurance Company, passed.
The bin to amend the at extending the basis Of Bank.
ing taken up This hill provides for the admission Of
L. $ stocks as whole basic COR Banking.
Mr. LTITLEJOHN move 70 recOmmit with distractions
20 amend so as 10 include City Stocks.
Mr. SHAW was opposed Incorporating as An amend
the very principle which had been vetoed by the
Governor
8Ir LITTTEJOHN thought it mors important that City
Stocks be admitted than New York United States Stocks
lie regarded them safe 20 the bill holder and rs more
available than bonds and mortgages even.
Dir IEIERS desired to recOmmit the bill
Mr. BURROUGHS desired that the consideration Of tho
subject be deferred until Il comes up next week lie Ia
yoTeo Compromise thata limited amount be received dur
ing tie present year Removed that be recommed to
the Committee Banks with instructions 10 amend as
to pfovce that during s year 1888 the stocks of the Cities
Of this State TO the p per cent of tho value of the
property Of such Cities may be used by the Superintendent
ofte Baking Department Basis Of Banking and also
to provide greater security in the reception Of mortgages
AS such basis
Mr. HOILEY was opposed TO institutions and wished to
have tha Committee report TO admit all stocks.
Mr. HASTINGS desired 20 defer II until nsxt week and
hoped il would not b. recommed for any such amend
ment Adjourned
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II SEE THIRD PAGE. Al

The Senate yesterday did nothing of importance.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad bill was debated near
y all day and order to third reading Private claims
occupied the evening session.
In Assembly, resolution was proposed tia. mem.
bers shall not take pay during The bill author
ling T. s. Stocks in full banking basis received
from the Senate and referred 20 report complete. II
afterward taken up and debated until adjournment
Several bills relative to matters in this City we're
passed.
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A correspondent at Geneva, Wisconsin, who with

correspondent at Geneva, Wisconsin, who with
holds bis real name writes Us long letter beginning
follows
Il lose al patience when take up your paper and find
he name and speeches Of Miss Lucy Stone other
Miss or Mrs, presented through nearly whole page.
What have ysu patrons done that they hoRd De made to
suffer such an indicon almost weekly How long is their
confidence TO b. imposed upon or their of poprey
outraged in this way Is il enough TO know that here
are females who grace their by trying to the
position and prrogatye 81 manhood without having the
disgusting des their speeches and proceedings con
tnualy forced before Us l'
We are sorry for this poor fellow, and kindly advise
him to withdraw his confidence and his subscrp-
ton from The Tribune and take some other journal that
is better suited to his capacities and tastes Tnere
plenty Of that Sort but as for The Tribune it will
tnue to give the news of the day, whether orr Wscon
sin friend continues to lose hs patience CT not.
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rather puzzlng, but not unexpected question arose
yesterday in the Court Of Sessions In consequence Of
the recent vote for the amendments the Charter one
Of the Aldermen (Peek) queried whether he had any
further power to lit as Judge. Some discussion en-
sued between the Alderman and Judge Becbe, and the
District Attorney called upon for his opinion He
thought TINT it would be irregular to raise question
before the official proclamation of the vote by the Coun
ty Canvasses 1t would seem from this that Nr Bunts
impression is that the amended Chatter will 20 into fall
effect Except such clauses specific day. as
soon the above proclamation is made In that case
we shall be without City Legislature until the lst
JanuaV-the Board Of Assistant Aldermen being abOl-
shed, and 10 Councillors elected Such state Ofthngs
would be inconyenient not really dangerous and ii
to that the fact ought to engage the attention
Of the Legislature declaratOry act specifying when
and how these amendments should 60 into operation,
would satisfy all parties and put end to fruitess
hoyersy The great principles Of reform offered to us
are accepted let em not be endangered by doubt and
disagreement on minor points, but let of our
Senators or Assembymen put the matter by
such bill as that above indicated.
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DIVORCE ono The last Legislature Of Ohio passed
aaw concerning divorce, Of most extraordinary ohsrac-
ter ne shall be surprised II there Is not rather bGsk
emigration OF badly matched people setting into tho Buck
Bye State when the kind Of relief ta il Designed TO
afford becomes generally known 1hq Legislature would
have had TO 60 bat very little further have made the re-
lsOn Of husband and wife purely simple contract de-
tezmnable at the Yl Of the parties, Ike that bosween
master and servant, principal nd agent few years'
experience under such law this dstomino 10 the
satisfaction OF the radical hs SOCIALIST reformers
whether marriage, COMMONLY understood IS what
Geor9e naHd deLomna,ed it, eonsecratsd adultery"
something more.
The law to which we refer provides that divorces may
now be granted by the Court Common Pleas n Ohio Tor
any Of The following causes:
F,t When s1sr Of ihe part hd sfOrel wiz AZ husband -
either OF the ses shall hsye ly been abent
Third. Adslsy.
s sla,. F EssssTs sI ssat,:es
3ie5@, A ISs sgss o. e thru. vs
Man Where either pay u implaoaea n Pea'tsnsyOr
sss ia Ohio Tor vie oa ofth s9noa aw Ohio; or E asy
,i: asse You'd BE- ped H in i e Re9
10 Ohio and provided ne application or dissEee is made during 1oa
1deee divOre. ,uy copls srshe in favor Of cas
party ALEC ground @ ke decsse IN favor o! Tire patty
Poof Of Inc admissions Of the parties aay be received q eyd
a, sCanse Y ;Ganss9ee an 2, o,as IMPROPER sas
sd in ta discretion Of tie JsTy Court received Eca ey
he divorce tie w restored to all her lands
tene5aet aLa hee4oeas Eos previously disposed Of
Abe survive heI hssOsnd en'd dSwsr
70 cower tat restored her nd &C. and nav eya
able si.nloby. ~
PeoEs for dyoe sst have resided within STATE one year.
bei ne cause OF GvoSee ED arase have occurred eeere
The proceeding -
may petition alnony alone without the prayer FOX
eouon Of the marriage outsae for s following causes
f1sf Adultery.
Sesond; Grgss neglect Of duty.
1--we Aa.pdonn INT Of the wife, shout soOd cause -
Fvs Wien here separation In consequence Of III treatment
on tie pat Of the husband-
Pm HAbi.uA diunkenness
St Conhnsmeui in the Pepntay Of Ohio or IN tse Pensen
Isy State Pnon 81 the United states either Of toe
Tetones thsreof the Dstcs of Columbia for
osee Of the character Grade may be o the laws Of
this punished Imprisonment the PentehfiaIy In
which the application shall be msde while the husband
coulI6d.
On which petition the proceedings are toe same a. in
the
ht hold manage her property without the consent Of her
| husband
"Te residence Of husband aba be construed
! clrde the wife from the benefits Of the act
change Of be ordered Application OF the petitioner
/ and proper shown
a Married wosE may $50 s nI Peisou' e.ns oith la ss,
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We learn from Madrid that the report that Santa Ana
had applied to the Spanish Government for help in pre-
serving the independence Of Mexico against the United
statef, is pure invention of stockholders. No such
application, says our informant has been made. With
regard to Mr. SOules reception, assured that it
will take place without any difficulty, but that if he
should open the subject of buying Cuba, he will get
positive and probably pqant response Spain never
was less inclined to part with she leland than present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
strike at tho cumberland Coal Mines, &c.

bAi4liAlOfE '-c1fsi1Yi June y is.sl
Cumberland papers cay that the miI the employ Of
The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company had strue and
it was generally supposed that the ssrike would become
general The amcant ct coal sent i-Sm Cumberland dur
ing the week ending the 4th inst . 100 tuns
Pho L :. steamer Fashion had aVrivcd az New Orleans
from Tampa Bay. General Chids at Tampa Bay on
the seth uit.
The branch Of the City Couuas passed by vote Of
Alto alsO ordnance endorsing the bonds vi Le Pits
burgh snd Conn llsville Railroad
The BaiilmoEs and Ohio Railroad Directors yesterday
resolved ates tie 1T Of july reduce the ae bet geen
Baltimore auI Washington, 10 & %
We have mail 10 night South OF Wilmington y C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

The Aldermen met last night. The principal item of
Importance proposed application to the Legislature
for the laying out Of great Rural Park extending from
Sixty.thrdst to One Hundredth.s and from Fifth to
Eiehthsys being about 300 feet in length (over mile
and threequsters) by 5000 feet Cor nearly threefhs
of q mile) in width Such Park would comprise
about 230 acres. The upper reservoirs would be incu
ded in the space both those built and those project
ed The Board cOncurrred TO ask the Legislature to To-
gulze Primary Elections but atergard reconsidered
their decision and laid the matter the table The
Board also laid the table the Assistants resolution
appropriate $1,000 keep the streets near the Crystal
Palace clean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

We learn from Young American Democrat, who is
well informed on the subject and who gives the highest
possible authority for his statement, that the entire
Cabinet urged the Presden. to appoint John r. Broad
head. tho historian as Charge to the Hague setting
forth his excellent qualifications for the post but that
President Pierce insisted apon the appointment Of Bel
mont
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The Murderer, Arthur Spring, &c.

PilLADE LPHIA Thalsda-- IIna O. 1883
Spring says day that his statement exonaraing his son
from the murder OF Mrs esaw and Mrs lynch il true
although Yesterday be retracted al it med No con
iession OF as has ye obtained but he promises
TO comics everything Rsv Messrs Stgsst ana KensI
who EiA pass night VITA him.
The org |truvius fron Ponce, repcrss the death a
beard Of Daniel Holmes seaman Of 1abse Maine ron
yelloT fever.
Tho bark Clio from New Castle, spo-s on jst Ml7 llt
80 -. len b 3 whale ship Oeean. OF New .Bedlori
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The Canai ResoIuuOns-couaterfeitter Arrested;

II IS understood that the Committees OF Conference
the Canal resolutions approaching to an agreement
The Blk years proposition Of Mr. West is yielded and she
four years proposition Of Mr. Vanderbilt retained The
mandatory word shall" Is inserted instead of may but
is attempted to control this by giving the Legislature
power to vary tss appropriation
About o'clock this evening police arrested coun
tereter from New York while attempting TO spurious
five dollar bill the Rhode Island Central Bank lie gives
his name az George Shaw and about u years of age
About 500 in bills on this bank were found ON him.
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Gavazzi Riots In Montreal.


lecture was delivered in this city by Father Gavazzl
this evening mob collected in such numbers that the
police force stationed near the church required the aid OF
the military After the meeting pistols were fred by the
crowd whereupOn the military fred one round 1t is i'm
possible III say how many wounded-I believe there
are foar or FIVE The troops still drawn up near the
church and the mob is at short distance, evidently prs
pared for further mischief
HalEP Past Nine p. M have just met q man wounded
in the breast One man sscertaned to have been killed
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Democratic Convention in Concord-Liquor Bill in
New-Hnmpshre.

NUNCUhD, InuStfay, June 3, Iabj
The Democratic State Convention organised in this town
this morning Hon Edmund Burke chosen President
There is no doubt of the nomination of Hon. N b. Baker
OF Concord as candidate Tor Governor
very stringent BILL prohibiting the manufacture and
sale Of intoxicating liquors. was introduced into the House
to-day
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Democratic State Convention have nominated Col
Baker as their candidate for Governor by vote of 73
oat of 2s0.
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tV- BRADr's New Gallery, over thompson o1 ,1
No so Broadway propouuoed one Of t,e r..
arranged galleries II tbs country o. q ~ r,r
Reeertfp IItssre ara OpsafinF Rooms al On -
fcstue pecnisr 10 fbk esiabshnenf, AID e ~. ., ~
requisite or the comfort Of visitors O. wen ~''' $40
frsf-cleSs pie;ures ,-..s ,,,,s. u n "a
main open usual.
~ FowLERs g. WELLS, Phrenolosists and pup ISL
Clifton Han No. 49, NassAu-st. Eew-iork
SyWISo MAcHFEs-Itil now well settled fact that
49,. - - k;n5. n sewing Machine work for sale N the market
II sszs bV mechanics with needles rnasinz rtsiai
sam with threeslnd braid on ore 15e ne ohei ~
49,. ,tb sis fair smooth stitch bo'n sides Toe pubIc
In n. dfeenee and manufacturer henceorth must hve the
-. nsspe, which sold only Al No. 3@5 Roadway by
D''' n' ~ / NJ SINGER L Co.
NyEcASTILE ADVERTISING HOUsE.-W. Ii. McDoS-
Al No iC2 Eassan-s Of Ann prepared fr the prom
ard pubcaOn paper the Tn C4o saS d
Il. orders that may be inrugd 70 hi care No pIynelt required
~ es,oDebe until their have been prop stsuo
Cd o. The papers regularly received BY mail and saowa 70
sdveltstTs
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-EzvrA SESSION.

sENATE....ALBANY, Thursday, June 9. 1855
Several remonsirances presented against tho
Jones' Wood Park
bill was reported TO allow the Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Railroad Co to terminate their road at the Northern line
of Pennsy lvsRa.
Mr. BENNETT called up the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road bill The question pending being amendment
sutecpg the Company to the provisions of the revised
statutes, rejected.
MIR CONGER offered substitute for the bill gen.
sral bill for the incorporation OF such Companies.
long debate ensued which ended by ordering the bill
70 n third reading.
The remainder of the day spen! Private Claims.
Adjourned.
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stringent Railroad law was reported 10 the Con
nectcut Legislature yesterday We give an abstrac
of its provisions in our telegraphic columns.
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There wasanother Gayazzi riot last night at Montrea
and shots were freely exchanged II is reported tina
one man was hilled and several wounded
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From Australia.

BOSTON, Thursday, June 3 less.
Letters have been received here from Australia late
IS The 18th March Gold continued abundant, aud things
looked well Flour selling at sl2 per bbk AL kinds
OF produce realized fair prices.
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We give this morning full details Of news from Cali
ornia week later than yesterdays publications There
is 10 feature of extraordinary importance except
notice of serious riot and fight in San Francisco jus.
as the steamer was leaving We have also interesting
news from San Juan.
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The American In.rlrute OF Homeonath,

ILtN LLA',J- ItlfFIsy. Iuls q III
The meeting Of the American Institute Of Homeopathy
convened here yesterday. Dr. Richard Gardiner OF Phs
6elphia was chosen Chairman. The morning was oecu.
pied with the reports OF Committees and the annual adj.
dress vas delivered in the evening by Edward Bayard
NJ ID Of keW.lOTk.
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FatuI Railroad Accident in Georaia.

SAVANNAH Wednesday, jane 9, 1883.
4 passenger the Macon and Western Road while
goi,g into Macon last night thrown off the track and
down an embankment by running upon COW. The
was demolished the mail guard killed and five passengers
seYe-.ly injured. among them Hon. A. Stevens.
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Ntm'aQotk Qailp Gribnire.
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1853.

~ Persons wanting The Tribune left the residences places
Of busne. viii please leave their sddTe the Publication Ohee
seId thIsugh the PostOsee. Price II TesEpsyEbs
fka(
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The great Southern Convention at Memphis ad
jOurned yesterday after very brief session 1t is
meet at Charleston in april next.
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Murderer Convicted.

WASHINGTON. Thursday JSae D. ieei
The Woodward murder was submitted TO the Jury
this afternoon snd in ten minutes after retiring they brought
in verdict of guilty murder in the 6rst degree Motion
was made for a new trial and arrest Of Judgment.
The Sssscer case viii be taken up on Saturday.
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TO CORREGPONDEYTS.

No notice be taken Communications Whaevef
intended for insertion be authenticated by the ard
address necessarily for publication, but
Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
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Waterman shot.

BUFFALO. ThurdAy, June 1853
WaichmAn named William Dixon was Shot last night
in street row. while a,.smptDgo arrest rolsr and bis
LIE is Gespaiyed oE
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The Trainer was further argued yesterday, be-.
fore Judge Barcuo, at Brooklyn. The Judge has re-
served his decision until Monday The child still re-
mains in charge Of Sheriff Lott
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By IEIEGRAPH IO THR ~ ORK TRIBUYR


n .
The State Executive Temperance Committee have fixed
ths time for holding tie State Convention for the st Aug
a. Trenton.
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,.., W. y v.,,,r.lspa the blacks ars GU let.

The bed-lugN reaches verna ~
Thsv est dose and then deeeAse-
A-xthey ana we both rest In peace . - -, -,
,h 60, IyoSss Magnetic Powder pei,ones W o5S ana
Ma Nssrstc Pm. Or destroy ne HAS ana @S wv ~
ssS- Ixy,eoRArNo CoRDnL-PRoF MoRsk,s ISvIe-
,syMc EL,xrR on CosDtIL-Ihe eishta "'oosi VI N~ o'
world o,,, or NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language convey "a u he deasd dsbaei
ost ne systeu Whether broken down BY Excess weeN
ty nature or & SsSivhd ana up The mental and
hSsics symptoms of nervous d,ese Nsn Ia ShS, h.
haenee ne stands erect he with arm SEP Ms
hn Vas previously In gloom on most de apathy
beenes etsns f new vcr his accustomed ocuQao0A
eet Temporary. On the eonisns he relief Is IernAa
Nor rvopesties medicine reach the rion stssi
for The cs H. normal condition Wsn tbs preparation be
called the MEDICINAL woSpES 49,
,,h -,rtuT, Ii IA as tho fra, scientific mon the GA
~ wa have admitted that miracle Of medicine heeo'e s~ "
ssvv no exN'ens <sxrt ANT THAT ENTAILS REACTION
H., farce a never expended the case wan vg S -
all other exctans Ine ~ 49, ts f tAa
n wor.e shsn tie Bu, the Elixir an sxhArsni S
sasle afswbscksae IN lie operation perpelas iA HagPs
sPeN VIC "s''> a, eSEaT proIcIxE ToR FEMALES
Te uppsAeed effects Of this great restorative IN AZ eonps
incident 10 females mArk sew era u e h f invsorsnt
soncocte dali parpcng 70 Be ecss IN the ysroas os b
ioSssd impaired nOmnis vvse TO the sssvcS 'ssS f s
sieni aeusiye ysr 70 the mSss but tins n;sn o. S
- - s "a 100 utterly paraye the recuperatve
Of he and the vital Organization and finally 10 destroy
uphsppy patient But
'nee'fF' noRsEs IsvIeoRATINe rLIxR
"a In the maters meda hitherto unhard
Rsn Agent for the United States BrOadw
ewYorf Sold BY Druggists generally me nte States
PIs p Ss s Price q per bottle bottles IS eve
fcftles jor sI2 and S2l per dozen.
NB-isportsss advice seeeppaDyins ash bottle