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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

DEPLATING.-OLD WARE REPLATED EQUAL TO
III new and warranted yz-spoons, forks castors stair
rods trays &c Apply at 22 Centre street. Grand
Office No. 2, up stairs, at 10 John street.
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T,oR sALE--THE LEASE, FIXTURES, &c, OF ONE
II the best located oyster and rcreshmen saloons in
the city, profitable bar attached This Is excellent
sbance for . person with about $500 Applyto
H0WES HAMMOND, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

TONES PANT0SCOPR or CALIFORNIA
81 NEBRASKA TERRITORY, AND SALT LAKE.
Which has everywhere commanded tho admiration Il -
press, artists, and returned Califor MANS
WILL OPENED FIRST MONDAY April.
IN THE APOLLO ROOMS,
No 40 broadway, (near Canal strset) N Z.
Single admsHon % cents Gift Tickets only 81 and -
for I've admissions to exhibition. and share ~
splendid gifts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

tS0 000 TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
PCO.UUV jewelry, Ac., or bought for cash Good city
stocks notes. bonds and mortgages bills OF exchange
negotiated All business confidential Apply at the
room No. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHERsaTHE sUBscRI
bers founders Nos g. 81 and 81 Beekman street,
the Park York. return their thanks for all
past and their friends and tho printing public
that they have added very many and elegant
ncy Saa other thei heretofore extensive
Scotch cut faces from pearl 20 great primer which have
given such universal satisfaction for their durability and
terms for cash or credit Is any other type founder In "a
shooting stick to mammoth press furnished aths
lowest manufacturing prices JAMES CONNER SONS.
The materials which this paper Is printed from the
above establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

(NoTTAGE FOR SALE, WITH COURTYARD in
~ fronOnc of those neat two story and basement bcl
cottages Twenty fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth
IL contains all necessary convonenoes such ~
gas bath range For further particulars inquire AT
anal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A cts, carrying tho United States Mai-The American
slipper ship NI9aTINGALE LOGS tons register win y
line The Nightingale built expressly for exhibition at
the Worlds Convention In London Her saloon cabin IL
doubt the finest in the world built at OF
She ithe sharPsst ship Of her size aoat and its
confidently believed the fastest saer Passengers ship
pers Will nay the charged by tho steamer Great
britain from Liverpool will be guaranteed that the Night
makes tho passage from New York to Melbourne In
less number Of days than the steamer from Liverpool the
scngers Plans Of the cabins will be forwarded by mail
intending Passenger For freight passage apply
r. W. CAMERON. lIf HAkl streat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Nf0NEY.-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON ppy coops
w ssS1rs owsry dsmenss ndso and
WOOD, " fulton street, second floor front rosr os~
hours from q A. III. to r. M. -~A. 0"ss
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MONEY AT $50 BRoADwAY-CAsH ADVANCES
ll mado on merchandise jewcry silver wsrc Watches
bought for cash Busness confidential $50 Brcadwsy nm
stairs from to O'clock The highest prices paid in
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANTED, AT AGUARAN.
tied rate Of ~ cent per fds
marketable articles o. sale nov coming into most extensive
where Tho snufacory IN the upper part OF ths city
and the depot Of thc most
In broadway Rcferenccs can be given various Wall
street merchants Esd banksfs alao 10
b,t sHa sthers, Aatssss NJ ", 'si sad 5Sy Byesdv.Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

A LADY, HAVING SOME FURNITURE, WISHES TO
~ find who will lend her SO and she would like
also 20 south as ladys maid. Address Amelia, Broad
way Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

TNOR SALE-FIRST AVENUE LoTS-TWo HOrS COR
Of Isth street 10 5xl00 also six lots between 10th
and I30h including Of 10th street beaut
FULLY loo stcd and GRADE viii be sold low and easy
terms. Apply 90 J. b. BACHELOR, Clerk First District
court, Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL
IL five story basement and cellar brick dwelling house
situated the south side Of Fourteenth street las feet east
avenue r. The house rents for 81 900 per annu and
bond and mortgage. Apply TO GLOVER 4 DAVIDSON.
~ Tepth
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BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE.-FOuR LOTS, % BY
I'D each the west side OF Eighth be
tween Sixty third sixty eight lots 70 ,,
tween Fifth Sixth VIII be sold easy forms
Apply TO DENHAM, Eighth avenue corner of Sixteenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

PHOTOGRAPHIC, ELECTROTYPE DAGUERREO
type pyrotochnic Dentists paper stsners', and card
nannaourers materials cyanide potassium gallo and pyro
saiiic and seetc and Huero acds cauetc baryte and
potasa tysr buret OF carbon; Iodine bromne chloride
and salts gold distilled aueksve rouse gliding dssol,
rent, adhesive ccs patiDa, cadmium oxides of cabat
uranium and ntratos OF strontis and
hlorate potash suphuret aud ammonated copper damp
lake ran and enamel white in pulp china clay; Thorns
extract OF copava funisatng pascs English poultiee
cloth, &c., &c, for sale by pr. L. FEUCHTWANGER, H
Maiden laue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-NOW OPEM
~ A. sSs nrsadysy opposite Bond street from A. .
Original Pictures, by Living Artists Season tickets.
cents single admission, % cents The Academy having
hbition will positively close the 18th Of April
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Corresponding Seey N. A.
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CURIOUS, n BoWERY-A NEW MODEL ACT q
Master jesse Sands upon four shetland Ponies viii y
given during this week; together with great variety n
other Equestrian and Gymnaatic Exercises Extra cnts
tanmens given Wednesday and Saturday aftornooaA
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HAIR, FFATHERS MATTRESSES, AND BEDDING
IL hELLEN BANKS P0MR0Y, formerly A. Meeu
Co., having removed to their store, S72 Broadway
have now hand large stock Of South American curcd
horse hair tof mnnufseture) also Russian aud
American live spring hair
&C. leather beds linen and cotton sheets, Marsoes aud
Lancaster quilts comfortsrs cots mahogany black wal
nut, and iron bcdsteads. 80 - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

TyOR SAvANNAU.-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
and splendid side wheel stesmstip KRYSTONE STATE
Captain X Hardic carrying tho United States mail will
leave Pbilade pha for Savannah Wednesday March
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ from the wharf above Pine street. In
speed and strength and for the comfort
and convenience OF this ship IL
Tare from Philadelphia so; storage S The State Of
Georgia leaves above the following Wednesday Agents
in Philadelphia HERON MARTIN, dis North Whsrycs;
n Savannah, c. A. LAMAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALR-THE THREE STORY,
IL basement and cellar trick house No. 2S Seventh
the house contains all the modern the
lot "a feet inches by feet Apply to G. r. TERHUNE,
No. z Broad street, staIrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
~ New Orleans via Havana, sailing at two o'clock =. ~,
foot OF Warren street. carrying the
mails This company intend TO Sssgatsh on Monday March
Freight taksn New Orleans u forty cents per cubic
will be received Esd specie only taken on freight 70
Havana Shippers will furnished with the blank form of
Tie bin Of sdns sgnsd y this company on appifatSn
freight passage apply at the once Of the company ~
West street. II. o. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

A GRAND PANORAMA OF THR MISSISSIPPI
N covering ten thousand feet of has beea
painted by that celebrated artist Mr. Rogers for A.
Purdy Manager OF the National Theatre which b
PRODUCED in his UNCLE TOMS CABIN Monday evening
next. The Panorama ten thousand fsst Z
and has cost Manager Furdy two Thousand
dollars. This will no new feature in UNCLE T0k0
CABIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-AT WILLIAMSBURG, THE
II cupoa cottage AS Grand street; also eupoa % tage
SO street. lots stables &e desirable residence for
gent,enan also for alo two lots corner Of Even and
Powers streets; property Sandford and Walsrth
streets Brooklyn between Woughby aud De kalb ave-
Part Of The purchase money remain bond nd
Strand street WILLIAMSBURG.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

1 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
want the upper part of 1.-TWO story hone 70 consist
three basement the north side Of the city
fcrrsd and rent not to exceed s Reference given
CURED Address +. NJ, Herald Office.
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FIN An IAL.

OK 000 TO LOAN, OR ADVANCES MADE-IN
PcO .UOV any amount, on jewelry, diamonds, pia
nos. merchandise personal property security. Terms
liberal confidential and safe Pacihe Agency and Losn As
ISOLATION Pacific Bank Of Broadway Grand
street Large let Of chanpagne wine for sale at bargan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

meeting Of the segar hsld At UcA
on Tue day evening last to notice. for the pur
pose Of tfyipR the proceedings o. ths eonvsatoa bella
~ Albany on the 10th inst, wilkins Was appointed
Chairman, J n Hove and sslpapgh Vice Prssldensas
and Fl Quick secretary.
On motion Nssrs. james Hem mons. W. b Pierce and
W. n. -herwocd appointed COMMITTEES 70 nrat re-
souons for the tion 81 the meeting Tae COM
mittee after short recess, reported the foloring-
Rsoved That highly approve OF the sciou taken ct
the convention Of the regar makers sud manuaotursrs
beIe At Albapy on the 10th inst
Resolved That ws vui out the spirit aud infant
of the adopted 10 the full extent Of our
ability
operation Of the tsds with the central oomuitte in car
ring the plane recommended by that convention
The ,, soInvors were unanimously adopted.
acn mittse vas appointed 70 circulate petition me
nori. spg Congress 10 lay duty OF forty osnts pr
pound ssgsrs imported from FOREIGN countries Tue
c,mmi'ise consists Of W. Ballou, ". Bryan, and A.
Bntcbiscp.
The meeting addressed BY Messrs wilkins Piercs
and Others Who strongly urged the necessity OF upt.d
sofioD, IN order to resist the encroaebments OF foreign
inporr atoms.
The tbAnhs Of he meeting vowed % Mr. p~rcs for
bis a,e ahors in behalf OF the craft also to Joseph
Benedict. who brought the pso,e-dnxs OF the Al
b,py etirg 10 the mott of the Legislature
On melton II resoive that ths prosesdipes of this
mee.i - Published In the city pspsrs and in ths NEW
Yo,K HmAip.
rhs nsssifg then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

THE VERY LATEST.
[rnzoRAPHo From LIVERPOOL J
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Feb. IL, 1854
from the London Morning Post
81 PETERSBURG, Feb 1854
The excitement was very grea. The war party was
very enthusiastic and ne peace party very anxious
Nothing had transpirsd 10 oaiciAl circles
The Emperor was suffering nom an attack Of bile, 40
sompsned by fever The presence OF govt vas also
psetsd.
Advises the I'd say that the fact Of several pur
shass Of ,snow indicated there
Who still Doubt the probability OF . blockade.
Exchange continued with ds,lining tendency and
was quoted At $50.
VIENNA, Thursday, Feb o. 1854.
Count Orion left yesterday for ST. Petersburg.
LONDON Saturday, Feb IL, 1854.
The TINES understands that three batt,nons ef guards
with regiments the limo are under embark
for the Mediterranean the 18Th present month
Their destination the arst instance win probably DO
Malta.
The Times also states in leading article, that tho pre-
sent state Of the Esstera question is this III this
German Powers, and 10 particular Austria adhere to
their with Western States the chances
Of peace are small but var, IL ii breaks out would
be limited in .x,sst and short in eurstion. IT, on the
contrary, II should upbAppy turn out that Russia has
oyerpovered the Independence and sounds policy OF tas
German States war is not Only psviiAbs but II must
assume q more general and aggravated character.
On this vital point II Is absolutely essential tnst all
uncertainty be removed with ,he least possible delay
II possible, the fonagipg .in procsed on the 18th
10th Three bataors Of Guards the 7th 2stn s3i and
roth Regiments OF Foot Second Battalion Rifles, foar
psnies OF artillery TIE others will follow IS soon "a
the Transports e,n be got ready 1t lie also intended to
send ou at least three regiments of cavalry At least
twenty ships Of the largest tonnage wl bs required to
convey the troops and supplies
The roy. nment have aimed the service Of the mail
contract steamers The city article state, that the
have taken from tho PsniasulAr and Oriental
company the steamers HmslAya, Ripon. and Manila.
Tho Herald repeats, with oonadsac., that the runesr
of Britain troops to be dss - Is 10 ooo Of
ncers aad men; but many Will be held in rsad
ness should they be required
PARIS, Friday, Feb. 10, 1854
TIE Bourse was m, without much business. Threes
closed So so; Four ard Halvss 81 90.
The India and Australia mails arrived .. Msrs.llss at
tso O'Clock ON Friday afternoon
MkRsSILLRs.
There vas considerable declin. ia whe,t and atty
to sixty shi loads yer, to be to Ensland.
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Our Egyptian Correspondence.

Ur TIE n LIE, Dec 10, 1903.
The Herald in Egypt rarelng Amelrans, and
Hon they Trovei--Ths Star Spangled Banner in
Egypt Demonstrations for Captain I-graham
AID america at Aisrandria-FTa Impressions
-Drogomer- Donkey Boys, aud Backseisch-
Up the Nile to Cairo BY Dababr1ch-Amsrican
Trade rnh Egpt-7Ae bosch Riding over
Lie Men--The Presentation Of oar Consul
General to the Paeha, or Pipes and Coffee for a
Dosen- Obsrcafions on Things in GenraL
Before this letter reaches you the writer will be
up the Nile bali way back therefore this letter
is dated, though actually written at Shepherds
Hotel, In Cairo, Gel hasr, as the Arabs call it,
Your ever present paper found its way to us out
here sunrise, to our great delight, few days
since, the new Consul General bringing some up
with him, which put me in the notion Of scribbling
something for IL myself II you don't choose to
print my rambling reflections, posterity will suffer-
that's all.
There are o goodly number OF Americans in
Egypt this summer. In fact, they outnumoer the
travelling English and the star spaugle1 banner Is
fast becoming familiar object to the interesting
population of this rich delta viz :-she Egyptians,
Arabs crocodiles mosquitoes, and travelling tourists
from the volatile Friedman who talks TO everybody,
down 10 the saturnne Englishman who preserves
bis !" talent for silence" with national obstir scy
Every dsbabrich, or Nile boat chartered by Aneri.
cans floats the starspangled banner, and it gives
an American warm feeling about his LEFT side when
be sees IL Haunting in the breeze under the bright
blue sky of old Egypt There cannot now be le@
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THE VERY LATEST.

assetsuon with the Psninsular stsamshp Company to
oosvsy troops
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AND Cross" 1t is religious festival ending BY Q
long procession, and the riding over pavement OF
living men by Sheik on horseback. On this 0cce-
son the ride was long one OF at least two hundred
yards, both brutes (the man and horse) being very
heavy and the latter shod With ron In the Turkish
fashion the shoe being circular. The poor wretches
rushed forward or rather dragged on by Others
seemingly Drunk or supplied and were packed down
solidly, and over their PROSTATE bodies rode the
sbsk ul Islam, with great green tnrean on his
head He too. seemed supplied, (probaby with
opinm) and one man on each side held him on aud
dragged forward the horse, who seemed more re
lucfant than any concerned in the ceremony. bis
very reluctance, however, made the pressure heavier
on the bodies beneath him, many OF whom must have
been crushed But the crowd closed In as he passed,
and bore away the scarcely conscious victms-somc
writing and flaming AZ the mouth IKE madmen,
others stretched out like corpses What iDJury was
done is impt ssbe to cay but all could not have
capped. L. myssf, saw the bloody foam oozDg from
the lips OF some thus borne away. When the Sheik
dismounted, come OF us forced our way up to h m.
He presented the appearance OF a drunken man,
swayipg hom side 70 side g he stood, and his
eyes perfectly lustrelsse. Opium, probably, or
bascisch, had prepared him for q task from
which our common humanity revolts. The
horse was probably the only animal among them
that preserved bis reason in this sad mummery.
II Was the most sckering aud saGdeninr sight that
my eyes ever beheld- amodern rehe ,rss Of the pro-
gTess Of the Car Of Juggernaut over which boy
hood has often shuddered Norman who has ever wit
messed once can ever forget it, desire to see Il
again. Such PROCLAMATION OF the holy name OF
religion, such an outrage on the reason OF
man, and on the sanctity Of the shrine Of
human soul, modern civilization seldom witnesses
There were several EDglishmen and about eignt
or ten Americans In Cairo at the Tune, all OF
whom were present, and equally disguised, ~,
probably no more than justice TO add that this spec
tacle was not witnessed by the Pacha OF Egypt, or
any q his high dignitariee. The devout Mussnlmeu
Of the higher class tolerate, bnt do not approve
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our country; her engines attract good deal Of at
teo'ion and, am glad 10 say, are in perfect order;
not tie slightest accident has occurred % them since
sic len the United States, az am informed, though
he has experienced very heavy weather. The only
fault the officers find with her is that she rolls feht
fully, ewing to her use,essly heavy battery, sud
heavy mas's and soars. She is commanded by the
Gallant Captain Long who commanded the Missis-
s'ppi while On he kossuth mission, and rbo is de-
setvedly Of tie most popular officers in the navy
ard IL seems TO be the general opinion that be will
command The squadron after the expiration Of Com.
Strpgbams command, which has already nearly
expired.
Naples ia the place TO bear the finest operate
music. Here are found the critical audiences in
the world. To succeed in Naples s sufficient TO
ensure the fortunate orsfe success throughout the
sofld bnt, strange to say, the two most fortunate
and su ncessful singers are Americans. Madame Es-
colt, the prlmd donna at the Nuovo, is received
With the CREATED applause, and seems 70 be an idol
with the Neapolitan public. She has been several
years in Italy, Tor the purpose OF acquiring the lam
guase and peritctiDg herself in the musical art
she has fine soprano voice good figure, excels as
an actress and there is animation aud expressive
ness about her that you seldom in primd donna.
She has received bouquets and presents from the
Royal family. Her greatest success has been in the
operas Of Norma" Eene di Tolosa,' Mnive
di FeiDberg.' Barber Of Seville aud Elisir
d'Amors." Every night she is called before the
curiain-one evening no less than eighteen times.
She has offers, as soon az her engagement is mp at
the Nuovo. TO the San Csrlo; La Scala. az Milan,
and also NJ the Pergolo at Florence: bat she pre-
fe "a go TO her native country nth her voice fresh,
rather than TO wear II ont on the Italian stages.
Then Mr.. Squires, "a Vermonttr) a tenor, is as
fonshipg the Neapolitans; his debut last eveoine in
the Trovstore. was very successful; he Is called the
first tenor already In Italy His success IL certain;
and the Demonstration made by a crowded house,
who listened TO him With breathless attention, shows
truly that his reputation with an Italian audience
vas won.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27
pLeEp,nu wtru THE Han tow

DR.. Fiddle'liuo Of Naples, who has
given much study to this subject, says
that sleeping with the head low is not
injurious to mind nor body, but invig
Grating to both. lie argues that in
the normal state--whilst attending
to the common avocations Of life,
there is downward tendency of in
telleet to the region Of tie epigas-
ftun. In sleep, intelligence runs
back to the seat of reason, and the
mind is srejuvinated. The learned
Doctor remarks that he has seen no
evil effects from sleeping with the
head low. except in cases Of over exer-
sion Of females in Scottish Iolkas,
and other violent dances lie &C
counts for fatality in such cases, from
the fact that intelligence travels along
the fllexors and extensors, to the heels
extremity, hereby causing racno in
c,anium, when the patient lies down
with the head lower than the level of
the body, The certain REVISION back
to the seat Of reason, is the cause Of
collapse.
We recomnsnd this intelligence to
our editorial confreres, aud hope to see
it figure extensively hereafter, under
the head of "Valuable Information for
the People"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

The story that Russia was about
to sell Stika to the United States, or
that the Gar made an offer to cede
it on any condition, is an invention.
No such proposal has been made to
the State Department, and no instuc-
tons to make it had been received by
the Russian legation up to the 9th
inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

MEXICAN LABoRERs FOR CUBA
A treaty has been formed between
Spain and Mexico by which the free
labor Of Yucatan may be introduced
into Cuba.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

A military company numbering
seventy muskets, and called the
Young America" has been organized
at Newport, KY. Some idea may be
formed Of their objects and intentions
from the fact that they wear. the
Know Nothing hat
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-27

u DIR. Mott in his liberal 1ona
ton to Union College interdicts the use
of tobacco. u is made obligatory up.
on every gentleman who takes Pro
Censorship in that institution 'uot to
use tobacco in any form Did moi
the learned Doctor pass current in the
world as ''sane man." he might up
on this feature Of his will, alone be
olassed in the list of the "uou ron,-
pas How is it possible that Pro.
fessor in Union, can possibly disturb
tho quiet slumbers Of Dr. Eliphale
Mott and 'Irania T. Mott, by smoking
"ios Augelos..' when hcnreu has
got the spirits Of Mr. and Mrs. Doc
tors Motif This is tho question. II
the curling smoke ola good "regalia
at eventide. disturb the spirits Of the
dead, then show us how, and we'll de-
nounce, this luxury to mortals' II
cannot be Smokings luxury,
drinking's luxury. and excellent
cherries, are not only good but whole
some. Then call your Introduction
back, good DR.. Mott.