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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
THE AFFAIRS OF GREECE.

ATHENS. July L..
The political sky OF Greece Assumes every day u
goomier aspect, Notwithstanding the continual efforts OF
the Ministry remedy the evils occasioned by this
headlong movement. When this movement began, al
luded TO the probability-nay, the cetainty-of
action in OF success and 10 the difficulties which
the Government would have with the bands whom had
pushed recklessly. You will see that | was right
the reaction has already begun ne following petition
was received time ago by the Council Minister'S
Returned 10 independent Greece by order OF her
Government wish, before all TO express thanks 10
il for having saved the nation from the wrath of the
proeC ting pOWes and for having restored the rank
which We formerly possessed.
The only aim which We proposed 10 ourselves in cross
ing tie frontier and in treadng the sacred coil OF
fathers has been the deverance of brothers the
Ottoman yoke besides this have been induced 20 do
so by the following motives.
"rle former Minister of War Charles Soutzo assured
positively in the and after the express orders of
His Majesty the King, that the Government firmly
resolved 10 aid the revolution with all the in lis
power that the western powers would look at favor
ably that principally the States Of Germany on &C count
Of the connection OF kindred rtaf9H de areaes which
exists between their Soyerens and own. would
nsh with all Of material aid and that thew
would protect the western powers should change
their opinion about this strife and that finally the inien
tons aggrandize Greece and 10 berate our brother
evidently proved by the fact that several millions of
money were in the hands OF the Government.
Ii the Instruction has, unfortunately had bad re-
suit II i due 10 the pertdlOus tendency the Govern
direct exclusively the movement after the plan
which it had fixed upon from the beginning by concea-
trang oil power IN is own hands, and by relying
fapEV bGHf/ On of the European powers alone
1t l. worthy of remark that. while the Government
6vished persons money and Ammunition and re-
enforced them with all means IN iis power II behaved
toward US who fought without any regard 70 personal
influence having only in view the public interest without
money, if had proposed 10 itself 20 take on us an IL
noble revenge. You must sld to this that the Govern
eut which ought before al 70 have consulted the pro
iecing powers OF Greece without whose cons., nothing
could be hoped has undertaken this movement against
their wlsh alsey pretending a. said above tba, we
Rad their :u consent and approval.
II has diyided the considerable suns which +. bss e.
H,I- 81 frDr ~ q - 0r.e- .r
having no .,uce with Tie peor.e Who wore 81 ~
lrLonirt1
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pprer>-r .SprCr or AFFATRs.

1t seems At length acknowledged by tie British Govern
mert-as well BY the admissions OF Ministers IN o'ta
Houses ofParliamont by the tone the editorials ID he
acknowodgod organs-tha the Emperor Of Russia VII not
aLse one oi Of lis original demands and that the war ~"
lie long and protraced The official answer OF the Gar to
the Austrian summons-on which all hopes Of peaceful
settlement hunghas rot been suffered to tranpire beyond
tie fact that it was naughty and uIfayora1e. Report
SOW. that the Cars verbal reply 10 the Austrian represent
alive was Tel your master that if he wishes war he
shall have It but probably neither lac Wi see the
END Of IT, This reply sayors too much OF the Stock
Exchange Meanwhile the Austrian Governnert contents
self by giving assurances in general terms. that Aus
"ta viii disappoin, the expectation of Europe AMI
Prussia shows less and less inclination 20 side in any way
with the western powers.
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SPAIN.
TRIUMPH OF THE REVOLUTION

The following dispatch is from Madrid July %: The
city is quiet but the citizens still under arms and
continue 10 build barbados. On the oher hand the
troops maintain their positions at the Retro and around
the Palace The Junta of Safety and Defense he's decreed
the reorganization Of the National Guard and the re-
establishment of the Constitutional Ayuntamiento Of
lsi3. The Ministers continue hold their portfolios
until the arrival of Esparero II was said that Queen
Christina concealed the Palace with her daughter
NJ. Pozos, sub-Drec,or of the Secret Police had been
seized and shot by the people. There report that
the Queen wished 70 transfer the Of Government from
the Capital. No had been received Of the move
ments of ODOnnel but il said he had had an inter
view with Espartero, and would enter Madrid with him.
correspondent of TIE London Times states that on
the goth the pOpulace OF Madrid were shouting Viva
"Esparero Viva the Regent of the Kingdom until the
" arrival Of the King Of Portugal But as Tie Load0a
Times has been since the paper refused admis-
sion into Spain the avowed advocate of union Of the
crowns Of Spain and Portugal Il may be well 10 have
further confirmation Of the fact.
Gen. Baser has fed TO Portugal. The names OF Espar.
terO and Donnen appear in all the proelamaons Of the
Junia Of Madrid. Before leaving Logrono, Espartero
issued the following proclamation:
Inhabitants of Rojo | quit Logrono, nv adopted
cly. My country and liberty claim my presence in IN
yncible saTagosea carry with grateful recolec-
ZION OF the seven years spent among you | address. 70
you one recommendation Obey the patriotic Junta which
net today respect its decson and preserve order the
surest guarantee Of triumph rely upon your LOYALTY
which never beied itself and upon your patriotism and
msgnanimity which have endeared You forever to
- q, Your fellow citizen. EsPARTEROr
On arriving at ssragossa the General issued the fol-
lowing:
"sARAGossASs: Iou have called NE tia. nigh. help
on 20 recover your lost Liberty and my hear; oYerows
with JOY a. finding mysef again among you Let the ne-
onal VIII he accomplished ead for the attainment Of so
sacred an OBJECT You may ever reckon the sword Of
Iicheht-on the life and equation OF your coun'rymq1
11'aso''i y-Y p bALDOIERO r-ptRTDfOr
The above rro'.'~l' ~-1 rr.' a..'v 3 -fc. n
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Thee i-lts which ie hardly - leagues distant from
stockholm. and are called by the Firms A.. enommaa.
consist OF three groups Of about - inhabited ana - I'M
Inhabited Islands. The inhabitants, who number ABOUT
d. Goo arc Of healthy and cheerful race. VINO support
tlrn,elyes partly by Gsrenur, ard the nreeanE' i ,
rarty as fishing and acting as pilots lac! fuse I'D "c
called either Sqeds or Finrs bur proudly Az themse
Alarders. and the chief island with supsrhcIes 81
obout square leagues while me WhoIe group o..
Aland contains perhaps ITO -quare Gue' IhtE can u
Continent In olden times II had lis own kings ana
supported almost half the population OF the whole ar'A-
reiaco In addition 20 many good ports II possesses l
particular the safe anchorage Of 1iern9es, when Is
enough to admit the whole Russian eet on the
shore (which lies the strong fortress OF capaoe
ofcontaning within IT, walls COCOON B'marSlnd mas
ory been built about ears but the history OF this group
Of Stands coes fur her back. Already. IN The Fourteenth
century, i /. mentioned az cardon, and ~ different
times II has been in the possession Of Swedish
princes and queens Whether a. hef Or as ointde Up
10 the year 722 the Islands were used by me h,t meet
which then continually threatened the Swedish shores
az place Of rendt Many AandeEs VINO hal hei IN
Sweden returned after the peace OF l- In ~ ana
tie Russians again took possession of the islands but the
Aanders secretly organized themselves in the latter year
surprised tie Russians and took the Russian commander
Major Neidhard prisoner In -09. however the Islands
were taken again by the Russians and since then nave re-
manned in their possession. On lonely rcd granite roc
Castekom which 10 the year 1894 the residence
Of the SW edsh Governor OF the Islands Inc passage o
tween those Islands with their deeply ndented pays =
more like excursion on lake than on me open sea-
seldom possible far. either ahead or asterni ING
view il either bounded by fresh, green meadows WIN
shOrt-legged cattle and sheep feeding on them by nice
looking villages surrounded by kitchen gardens or Dy
bare desert cliffs of red granite, Astounding IN felspa
among which there stretch hazel shrubs or hn tuneo
wood of pine At one of the most eastery Aand Islands
Sattunga the steamer which plies between Stockholm anf
Finland remains at anchor during the night, but at the
very first dawn of day in il cautiously continue
It's course through the labyrinth of islands. the channe
between which is mark ed out by stakes till 1t arrives al
the mouth OF the Aura oki where one has the hft s5
off the shore of Finland,
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-, .,,,.r,ist. tho Srauish nation. " II says
rs ministerial Gios "a question Il TIE nsAv Of the
doctor and Of tie rights Of The Queen aud Sc believe
fbat there is 10 man IN or out oi who can
.hei.,t, I'm balancing these Uehis.' No wonder
a., ~ Thomas psincs R'zhr of Man were
,,lli.Ir burned in tl- free and bies .ed country.
ar,tk.r little Parliamentary Comedy was perform
IN ~. sane Wednesday as ming At the sitting OF
last Friday NJ Butt haS moved the resolution thar
prtish subjects Should h. forbidden, under certain
p.ualtics 20 trade in R'fsan Government securities;
,tis bin relating only loans contracted by the nus
ian Government durslg the present war. The British
Coy,s-. merit lad no. proposed the bill, but II ccud
hardy dare TO ou3ose il, Bonaparte had already
talselv ANNOUNCE in the Norueur that the Britsh
Gov.Ipmeut rncurred with him in considering
subscriptions r. the Russian loan Illegal. Palmer
.ton. therefo-e supported Mr.. Butts motion. but
round himself opposed IN no very courteous mn
! ner by Alr Wilson, The sage editor OF NE
| Troro,rist and Secretary If the Treasury. Now.
! on Wednesday tie sam" pslnie-st,n, having
/ defended the Coalition C1hin-t on Monday,
having Sustained from speaking IN Tuesday and thus
secure! the real success OF tae Coalition. could nos
Lut So 70 upon this opportunity resume his position
/ AZ ~, ..upprot,cted frInalc' If the Cabinet. he
gpols With the aspect and IN the tone Of male :! Di
20 t. .veruouered 10y the spontaneous explosion oil Ms
patriotic Feelings. which -, poor usu. was forced 70
suppress ON the two preceding evenings i-lleFel -
T.. was Us tie cold necessity oi an official p'sit On
H. elected tie inevitable cheers Of The honor
/ ABLE and deludsd gentlemen when b. declared
the bill simply affirmed he principle that BRUSH
subjects should not supply the Russians y TN iund'
to carry on the war. The arguments adduced py
81 the Secretary Of the Treasury went 10 snow thi
eve should abolish our laws Of high treason Sucl
"arauments we're sheer uon,euse. Note thlt THIS b,
the zane man who during twentytour years, imposed
tie Rus,o-Dutoh lOan upon England. and II a. thi'
very moment the most Influential member Of Cabine
which continues 20 pay the capital and interest OF i
..wrr.' KARL MARN
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We have little or nothing additional from the actual seat
of war Prince Gorchako1 having discovered That the
body of the Turkish army IS not, "a was SUPPOSED AZ
iurgevo is Withdrawing part of his army T. Bucharest
and il is believed that lis right and left wing are retreat
inc TO the Sereh line of operations. Omer PGsha was AZ
Giurgevo Oh the 23h. Tie Turkish ouposts are at Para
ppin where sangunlry engagement was ioi7h' Oh he
10th. Russian camp Of 10 900 men II 10 De lVi'u ~
Urzitseni. Prince Gorchakot is confirmed in command
Of the Decentralization army. A courier from ~.
Petersburg met GorchGkon At Bucharest on the l2th
with letter from the Car approving OF te pan oil He
caUuain sul med to him By tie General The kiss ans
resume offensive oqernions ana 'orghaHoH Il ~
rorted to have received orders drive the Turks across
HE Danube al whatever cost-mOre easily ordered than
done Letters rom COnstannople state that the Austrian
IntcrnuncO had expressed himself very strongly al Oher
pashas "prC sumption in crossing the DlluOe aiter II
had been agreed that the Pncpaiies should be occupied
by Austria ~ . , :, -
According to late accounts published by the Paris Pr
fr,e the Russians have completely evacuated the Do
brodia carving the sick with them to Galatch
ON the fh Russian engineers surveyed inc austrian
frontier at Rochow took sketches and measured the
breadth and depth of the Nsua Whch Is 'here tue oo-
arv between the two countries.
The Russians are terrifying Braow in the strongest man.
ner but have destroyed the orhcaiIons on me Island 81
Ghedshd.
The Turks have at length completed their entrenched
camp at Sophia the works consist of SLY rcdoubts two
regular forts with moats ntrenchments and heavy bat
teries 8, q,
Omer Pasha has in the of the Sultan proclaimed
general amnesty 10 the Walachians who have been en-
gagged in the present war against the Forte On the l0
deputaton of Bayards from Little Wallacha passed
through Widdin on their way Gurgevo. Their mission
was TO present TO OmeT Pasha document IN which the
whole population of the Province offers homage TO the
Sultan. - Prince Stirbey has been renominated Hospo-
dar of Walachia, and Prince Ghika OF Modava. so
says teegraphic dispatch although the Necessity OF nom
mating the Hopodar to the office they have never ceased
IN hold is not obvious,
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FROM THE BLACK SEA.

The Russian fleet IS reported to have IefI SeyGstopol
The Anglo French fleet left Batshik the lltb osensi
bly, in search of the Russians.
One hundred and eighty OF the Of the British frg
ate Tiger exchanged al Odessa against like mum
Der of Russian prsonersleayng thirty English yet in
possession OF the Russians
The French transport Perces, with 1900 900 francs
board for the French army in Turkey, in collision
with steamer off Malaga and sunk with the
In the White Sea the English squadron has captured
small Russian war-seamer named the WOga also two or
three ships laden with The French sps-owar Beau
MANOR and Psyche have arrived at the rendezvous at
Hamerfest
The Turkish Government has Issued a further OF
30 OOO. 600 chimes of paper money.
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BRITAIN.

The House OF Commons have had under discussion tns
Russian Government Securities Bill which makes y :
mAdemeanor to negotiate any securities which the Rnsss.
Government has issued since 9Th March ast may ss
before the conclusion of peace Mr. r. Barring opposa
the Dll which he sed was unnecessary, and spteia M
ward Russia Lord Dudley stuart the author Of the nv
rsisf6d that The measure necessary 10 prevent -
.a!e Of scrip within the British dominions. Lord Palpsf
IRON -a' 'ia he III app only stock crese i'I "a
Wy prfla.,- cf tho ,i,.. DC hc-eore s1lForel ~
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FROM THE BALTIC.

Twenty ships Of The allied heet were recently tee.
graphed OFF the Soderam Light the Swedish coast. On
The gath seven English ships with French troops board
were in KiOgo Bay. On the 25th the combined fleets
steered for the Aand Islands The Imperial yacht Refine
Hortense with Gen. paraguay Killers board had
arrived at Copenhagen and sailed thence Admiral Cory
had arrived al Copenhagen.
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a supplemcH.ef he C,a~o' Pat"o'. 70 VIZ" vas ~
rcrded the following ed.ioria! note ..-....-,,hv
We ST., .ha, these sentiments are sHfgel ~
he az. OporneN Duce Mss ma R'' d. U. ~.
~ the Others, Who bal Tho glory 81 I''"s -
amy Oh the m, morable -cih Jure' ....... - tb,
revolt in Madrid: -
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FROM PRTSSIA

This mail brings accounts of any change N the att
tude Of Prussia Private letter. contradict the statement
Of the mobilization OF the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

"f has sent ammunition IN aea14nee, Gu even
,e srrons fr the siege o. fort aed pace. ~ q = ~,
- ~, ~ reople utterly spable aud without any
pas. latsedrr who had declared ihemei.e' TJ hi.
se,ipst NJ. opinion of the country endet;onh- ~ -
arr ;hlsie oil personal lhu' lcer Il has 49, .
Nv s faults and false measures 10 brns aoo1 ss b 81
luton AZ the Whole movement ana me tsh a'u y ~
,~sr,- - orr brothers in the neghboring provinces
MANY families from these provinces 70 c'nseS 'encs
- he N, success Of the usG-ccon have ta-en .eEige 10
Greece deprived Of all OF subs fence Inc So
DIR WHO eut with and heir families arc likewise IN
wsnt We request you Therefore give, a. soon As pos
b tie Ne cssary orders 20 1ake eHs; inquiries mo the
amount # money received from abrcs, 0r from other
sources-n;o the employment Of this money, what sums
have been extended and what sill remaln-in or
dor .ta from these latte these sur.'uEa;e suffering per
~ns nav get some ref for L > horrible 20 think hat
tbf. brave ueopie have der9 nothing but obey the
voice If their counr having been deceived by the GsaeS
Gov.rrp,ent shouli be vc-glug on despair
We request YOU 20 max. known 20 ~ the result 81
H.. o,'ers which you viii have -iyea ia this respect, IN
orde that On our side MY tran 1te those who sui
fer snd moderate the npaiisnce Of heir Jus' demanis
We remain ~,
By delegation OF those who have igIo"ed Is IN oar
quality a. chiefs Of the IRrcc,Ion IN Eqrus, IhessHy
and Macedonia. .-,-,. ,.y-,-,s
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THECNORE GRifA>.
ID TYAMt kARirAS>OS
PAPANOSTA TLANALA>


Athens. june il-JLiy |.
What curious h-lt lis petition throws o. the house
hold affairs of the sceed patriots. II -hoFs hy the con-
..;on Of thee II ae most promnsn, chief, taai The
qvcen. was not only voluntary one. bu, that on me
contrary money percussion and promises veT- required
10 make the patriots move. l. shows TIE dspaies an l
quarrel. b, tween the Goverune and the chiefs named 10y
II crecv and TIE secons u;cd chiefs 81 che rey' non
OF Friru- Ihessay and Macedonia which prec o'taed
tho pitiabo solution q TIL, ltimci INVASION an x SHOWS
also with VI a. spirit tie people have come BACK.
But tbs petition j. only instance ~ this spu OF re-
action and all those who have reurnel share t. lhey
have been mostly d,aru ell. yeti confidently oeVe u th7
Ofio would very likely not be AZ Athens.
Tie Ministry has in qu4nce o this petition an u
n - rere, conra int from other qu-rf,rs addressed
rr-se.ation To- tho king in which ha l. requested 70
make ile Ministry acquainted with the sums OF mon y
which BE- has received from abroad and in whose han -
INV are He AZ frt would understand tho meaning Of
Til rel reseutaon and ils when this would no more
serve a. an excuse be simply refused 10 give any eAplna
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FIanM. FaIraanl ~ R.a-llIesn.

Az lNvstplntr Agpcmt III rs but seldom we ard
amoS the many om'do6 offered 20 Tie public orihe cue
ol dseaie, QUO Wecen consent TO commend, oil whose tr
lues we ave abelo discovers ana laveaWaya iodlluay
Nided giving ulelaice tOaHyihug ilnt might led any
one ~ suppose ilat we plAcidany islh nlhtr plclon'
M0li. hul Viii leieicnce 10 remedy mihu tClulcl To
This pttc, and which has hoepme hmllt TO Tie pobc
~ household words we tltsknOni kn0WicdgcO rs in.
hinao eteeleneeg, itsedgpaton 10 many OF ne me Of
Ne and lhe lfWily With whchii may % ICED, We
iesk u ~ Aoniecil NefYeand Bone LninsOt plepar
u BY I'LL. CaT To- ilom pielcdpuonlufmshtd by
Dr. Watson Carr pte OF Mowinl0wn, induow OF Wheel.
ns, one ~ the most emlneni phyteilns 10 vnenIa TILE
inimn V based uponiho hIuid ptnclpeiht any fame.
QyWldeh WIN relieve eNleldal paln, viii molefJ COM
e0unded Qe eqWlly eictcou9 W removing iuionilaico
lions, pglelple Vat his bern hnceasimlly ieseoled
u simply ilc olspnng Of ScIece, blng mild and aim
Die IN Us aeon, end yel revealing N its cols POWER
more Incredible, I9fhhe ne NEST hidden slrws or man
End beast and YET Ben gnuonoh 10 nc weikett inhnl-
ltlsaah by at the seti Lnlmept n tho Hadel being
pmur M loiiet twtea AS laiso az NE miioriy une
9ahlargef lhq tle largest BESIDES being eilnniouf
igiea asthogg weeomiusnd 4 those III wlni oft
sole and &c ltaluTtmbdy
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MkDIGIN8 I


NRoh Hhcl1lnfm Huu Ilibi, gIoun. niasplf
hiN-hN9 1903 Acnli iic looNlI. nlin luIiLa
,lon sunldnit Gus binl1.i fo|sonSpnt ffttrSofli,
Pain ciannl in ih SlOhlth tlotft AIot bot Cho'ss
lnhnlumi Ch0c, IAi1 hich Ch'lbt|ni blies ~ POI on
olA irlsela % haold W. q ee.le Aft lnlha htiol
~ FACE bau1 hlulul' thilp5l ohpltd hinlt, CONS,
conitConSoi ne Mltlg nr cords, cuituf INV tind'
hutcuar weakness. paiayalt, Piles, kaf iehs icers.
eau RlssanG seaisy sole Nppl, sori lipl venoIeil
tltuitd unilnlhs lulcit you haze OI
SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
whlchno Only ienosll pain aim0s aiihlbnsoosly, but
rtiellaif4 20 llo ttht on tni cnilftiY
BiADlOArR8 pnB DISEASE
F0is viii ltlghat De idea of tny eomp6.lon cotlrs
such number 81 dlttiuel but 50 but fte that thet5
dteaft1i ilcp5h numeiuu1 n flng tl ahta nom tmitr
seuis we plurotton Wlll iom lea eytuYigirli but
were ten upe Inr ltcIi w lch stare Ds in Ne
hra would Joyet ne catdld 10 dckuoN isdeo 10 ms or
al who have used iltnnttc1, Of witnessed Us ndFo
sisel. on oeisi UNITS pm aNaHg liilll what llt Rile
ne THOSE WHO THINK,
nave you never noticed 90 silk M milidly between
nl sAetna n1d Internal di,eifel hiylfE entirely dhor
ia4si Anl as Y never occlued 70 youihii freulr
obpin This remedy e NOW oisied yoi ln it6 lonf,.
Ft ANhfhri Whc does not ing1ll your untcftitndln7
~ Slllin. % iN hfes hpnd tlgf sNnni
uilarAku OF SoitNcti being mia and
andl leYcallns iniu ctcl8 rAn.ost intitiibe
-le.eiil5 W. mo'l hlddenslpaNs nf MAN on benlt-
avg lei pflg hnoMoR 10 lhe weikei iuani ltiBtifo
w Mt ne ehfft lnmenl 10 ne MARKET being nut up
nput iiff fiargeftt We MAJORITY aud one oufihinpr
nan We laIeal beside boiling noc han fouttimcanh
gironniNe lbeleoleoler tito jouwiul nide tud con.
hdefe anuilco eXcy soIlcd 10 me wants Of Iic OF
poor hgli Or low, IIfr
hepipgc,clemtd slle inwlieh No Sonrarcll Eminent
nnkes Nimroitiblo ior us f0pty i0 ild punnqoi lhs
hnd cds olcfrlllclei Wo 10 ghl publish, NOT do cdesm
y nfsel,lfy' As lheaiute wileeniB
We would however reor those ,mleed ones who nave
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1htfinlmtuii rdluihl6 auylaty 10 90 tft,lasnl o
Sonr o. zoe most Ofuld5h diilatet with which III Is ON
lot 90 cOdesdi nriusiauCf, iihaiiba laagf tai
tonit. hy thorough tud t0nlhl1i an1lictuouoI lhlt
Eminent The ffglon OF iht inetlfi oman afe ON
erwlie ornid hle dlfeits ale ouce dsaiued Of mott
than hi teif ierolai laicltuy among children, end
ho1itnql OF moiheai wire they allowed 10 sretk word
puet it lmony 10 ne ihit bad iutiehsd telf CHE
ditn lumihg wylaNa OF ielihi aud restored hem 70
hel oimer lellihand beauty. Aetin, wil be oiid
u1au Agli CAKE, orun enlargement ofths ,ptfn inall
eaiet wlflc apneionlsOf service thlalln'
mtht Will BE- found uto ui
laoncfnl Depot COS hipldwdg New York And ~
atkct o.. SO Louis
Forsilc wholesale and rsiAil To- Whtenghy
jeIlam WILLIAM !. AhMgTfONG.