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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
statement Of the Affairs OF the Associate
for the Exhibition OF the Industry OF
Nations

Statement of the Affairs OF the Association
for the Exhibition OF the Industry or ali
The directors of the Association for the Exhibit
lion OF the Industry of ell Nations submit to tn
stockholders the folio wing statement OF the present
situation and future prospects of the company; -
PROPERTY az TIE ASSOCIATION.
This consists OF the following items:--
Lease OF Reservoir square, from the Mayor; Alder.
men and Conmonalty of the city OF New orh, ,rou
Ghe LIST Janury, 1862 TO lst January, 1901. hent'
one dollar per annum On this ground the associa-
ton have erected their exhibition buildng' the soss
of which inducing al it, fixtures, fittings, and APP
purtenanoes, appears below.
hundred, lying between FOrty-second and Forty
third streets and the Fifth AID Sixth avenues, from
LIST March. 1853 TO lst March, lo54, with privilege
of renewal for from one five years. Rent 81 900
ger aunum. On tnis ground tue association have
erected two buildings, as foliows-
|. 4 brick boiler house, twentS-six feet vide by
seventy FIVE feet long. This building cost 50 065 az
The boilers placed IL il FOR the machinery in molten
cost G'ith the setting 81 1888 81.
2 brick store house, 1851 feet long by 26 feet
wide AMI three stories high The cost OF this build
Statue OF Kiss Amazon, in zinc bronze, pur-
chased Of Mr.. Buschek, in settlement with him, for
$4,000.
MlNKRALoaIcAL G RcTloS.-A large and very
valuable portion OF meteorological cabinet belongs to
the association. AS the sum paid for 1t enters into
the general expenses Of the neurological depart
ment, il is rot easy 10 estimate its exact cost.
Inc eAnlOltlOn buuung, pe,loes us peTIHhn5hl
fixtures, contSns grea. deal OF movable property
belonging 10 the ASSOCIATION, such as shatung and
steampipe for the machinery IN motion, cost So.
S41 05. Forty stoves cost with pipe and fixtures,
S4,926 40. Counters, water tanks hand trucks and
other smaller items In add ZION to this the asso ia
ton was obliged TO advance the cost Of tagging
Fortieth and Forty second streets a. expense of
sI,660 81, which here ca lie little doubt WI, be
repaid BY tue city government.
RBCKIPTs AND ExPESDnUREs OF Tbs ASSOCIATION
PROM Irs INCORPORATION TO THE lsT OF DscEM.
Bxx, 1853.
Receipts
Capita! stock $500 COO, ceducting ITO
shares not issued, ga 900. ......... $3.50 900 90
Sale d tickets, daily, mosthly and sea
SOL from l4th July to 30th Novea-
ber inclusive ,.................. $50, 7O2 90
Refreshments. ....................... 1871 SO
Sale OF catalogue, 10 Isl December, i'll
part ....................... 1852 60
Cash loaned by directors. ........... - 900 90
CASH advanced by Duncan, Sherman 4
Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1896 50
Bills payable Observation-Disclosures. 6,35l Y
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1891 ,O7O ~
Expenditures
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PHILADELPHIA ooRRrsPoEDEKeE.

-- PHILADELPHIA, August, Il, 1854.
This community is considerably excited on
account of the dismissal Of the teachers Of the
Jefferson grammar school by the school direc-
tors of tho Sixteenth ward. Their course
meets with universal disapprobation The
Ledger of this morning contains defence Of
the directors by Charles Cline. one of their
body, which is rich specino on Of literature,
showing that the schooImas.er was abroad
when Mr.. Cline was a boy. In commenting
upon MIR. C.'s card, the Ledger says:
After this excellent specimen Of scholar
ship and of directoral decsncy, We are not
surprised that The school directors Of the Six
teenth ward have dismissed, With one excep.
siou, all the teachers Of the public schools in
that ward, without knowing anything OF their
qualifications and abilities" 80.
: The Native Convention nominated to-day,
John S. Warner as Recorder Of Deeds: Robert
b. Schultz "a Clerk Of the Quarter Sessions;
VIM D. Baker as Prothonotary of the District
Court, and VIM Gardiner as Coroner. There
will be some swapping off as usual, after the
Wings make their nominations.
The Rev. John Chambers, Presby terrain
minister. well known all over the country as
the War Horse of Temperance" appears in
the Ledger of this date in reply to the parti-
Fan press of this State, embracing the oppor-
tunity to announce his opposition to the Know
Nothings. .....- s.......
In the papers of this morning, Marshall
Wynkoop invites proposals for a site on which
to erect court house and post Office for the
city of Philadelphia, according to the require.
ments of the recent law Of Congress.
The election which comes of among the
Democrats for candidates for Congress this
evening, promises to be quite spirited.
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GRAND GALA DAY.
GRAND MILITARY & CIVIC EXCURSION
Prospects, Comet Band

ssa.c Band most respectfully S announce apuo.
the ciuzeDs Of Washington, Georgetown and
,'exsndia, II at they Nil give grand Military aud
ivic Excursion to the WHITE house PAvIL-
LION, on MONDAY Hfternoon. August g.
The swirl ard splendii steamer GEORGE WASH.
lNGT0N has been Chartered fer the occasion, and
will leave &c rig. town at O'Clock. Washington at
*, Navy fa5d at 3, and Alexandria at4 Peturn-
will leave the Pavilion CT a able hour.
he Gem mittee have made the most extensive ar.
nr sements 10 render this one Of the moet pleasant
IF the .eason.
TIE Band will perform srme Of the most popular
pieces Of thedsy, on the Brass Reed and String In.
q runents, and thir celebrated Cotillnn Band.
sup rior to airy In the rity under the direston OF
Pro; esscr /. Weber, Will he in attendance
The Eefreshment department Is placed In the
hands Of an experienced are accommodating caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gel tl~man and
adies; 20 be had at the usual places or Ct any men,
bers Of the Band, and at the whar; on the DAY II
the excursion.
The officers and members of the Military Con-
pasiss are respectfully requested to appear in uni
firm.
Mr.. p. Dubaut hiss kindly volunteered his services
to act as Floor Manager GU the occasion, and Mr..
vanderwsrken has Ii, dly con ented 70 have stages
at the wharf on the arrival o: the boat.
Should the weaI her Prove unf4rorabie, The eXcur.
sion will be postponed until further notics.
Committee Of Arrangements.
J. F. Prospect, Fred. prosperi,
4. Pops, l.. Weber,
{. Wagner, Rappstti,
G. Prcsperi.
aug 21-lw
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work to obtain a denomination.

work to obtain denomination. His majority
over his rival was only siro votes
80. The Baltimore Sam contradicts the no
tics which 1t gave publicity to of the death OF
Mrs Briggs, the dwarf. Let the fact he pro
sclsimed,a :" for the ease Of creation, that the
little woman Is alive
-. The Rev. George e. Thrali has become
assistant minister Of the church Of the Epi.
phany, Philadelphia \.eSz5> =
-. s. J. Person, Esq Of Wilmington, ha'
bssn appointed a judge of the Superior Courts
Of Law and Equity in North Carolina,
-. Capt. D. G. Farragut, Q. 8. Navy, and
family, sailed from New York in the California
Steamer on Saturday aE@l.s !
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
CPFICL CoNsTRucr,ey OF LITTLE FALL. pRIDss.
Washing tor, August 10, 1851,

CPfICE CoNsfRucf'eS OF LITTLE FAILS PRIpsR. I
Washing tor, August 10, 1851.
GEALED PROPOSALS for the construction sne
~ ere ION Of the superst. uctura complete Il /,
,imber bridge across the Fstonac nesr the Slit.
Falls" above Geor getown. the labor and material
OF all kinds, together with the reQui lite scaffoldpe
to be included. will be received at this ofcs unit,
Saturday, the 9Th Ct serts her. at - o'clock ID.
One abntUent and twop;-rs (ofttpne) are alrsai,
built, beipg leo f.et sp from centrs 10 CENTRE
$50 feet in the clear and each lhirtyfour feet in
length Ire leading dimeDsions and sccommeds
onf o: said bridge ust the: IF re. be as llcas
viz: Total length, go feet in two spans OF $50 re
ga h in the CLEAR The srsa IF the briGga must m
brace two carriag, ways ard two foot ws,s the for
mar situated vi hin three ribs or truss frsne. ac
the latter exterit r to the sane The whole bridge
must be c.vered with q suitable roof shsathed with
roofing tin we'll painted.
The proposals mu be sc>or panied with such de-
scripirns. delneaticn Us, cine ions, Ac as nav b
necessary to full and clear md rstandipg Of Ire
nsiure and character Of the various pqrtl of IT,.
stru e. proposed; and must exhibit he price %.
70 t (sll things ncluda evtIy foot Ia length al
the entire supr, struc urs-yiz. .20-f.et at wLri
the work will be undertaken aad The Garlic da e.
not later than the hrst OF d mber nezt, a. WI CT
1t will be completed
Said rroposals must also be accompanied by CT.
dentials. Getting the OF arscter and competenc,
OF the prorossY nnd sgued ny individuals of kro %
reputation, and by resnons III. n,dividpals VIII
ere -eady to ecter uto Joint bends, become sure
u, FOR the f,ithfol iuhllmeut Of contract in con
foruits t, the terms proposed and accepted
Payments will be made in two equal instslments
the fret, when it shall be mad t. appear ths. tw
thirds OF the work, including materials deliver. d,
Inspected, and accepted. has actually been C, ~.
rlished: the second, when ,hs entire structure In
GLIDING al lis parts AMI appendsges, shalt Law
been duly comp sted and &C s,ted
The entire work. In ali Its parts, dimensions dc
will be at all times subject TO the inspection and d
rection Of the undersigned any other pr rson %
authorised
All proposals will b. frwardd to the undsra' cuc6
in sealed .nveoses. marked outwardly, .'Prcpot all
fr building the Little Falls Rridt e., under GOV
er to tbs honorable Secretary OF the In erior
GEO. THCM,
Captain c. rps Typographical Engipeere,
In charge Of construction of Little Fails Bridge
acr 4C--dtSep9
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LATER FROM TExaS.

By the way Of New Orleans, We have Gal
weston dates to tho 18th inst
The Daily Texas Times, of Galveston, of the
18th, announces the death Of William Fields
Esq, acting District Attorney, aud the incum
Dent elect Of that Office, of yellow fever, III.
afternoon before.
The 10 license law has undoubtedly beer
largely sustained at the ballot boz by the
people of Texas.
The San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Railroas
project appears to have fallen through, and
the matter ia creating some excitement in Sar
Antonio. The contractors have received some
money, but 10 work has been done.
The Trinity Advocate says:
A small steamboat lately assembled the Colo.
RADIO river 10 within one mile OF "the CITY OF
Hills" thus practically demonstrating the
navigablllty Ut that stream. The Gazette
says that 1t understands from Captain Holde.
mand that there will be five steambo boats placed
in that trade the coming season by himself
and others. Capt. II is said to be a man Of
twenty years experience in steamboatinp, and
is clearly VI the opinion that the Colorado can
be made nasigaoie at trifliDg eompar alive
cost. $780, -sE -f-.-s
We are informed says the Gonzales Enou:.
rer Of the 9th, that III. G. Jacobs, who killed
Major Robert B. Houstod in Dewitt coun,y
on tho 18th plt., was arrested about eight
miles below this place on Thursday last. He
was Immediately taken to Dewitt county Jill
to await his trial. y -.c.,o
The Nueccs Valley of the 9th, says; Gen.
P F. Smith and staff, composed Of Captain
Gibbs, Aid, Lieut. Smith, Eng Lieut.. Maury,
Rifles, and DR.. Mcfarland, left on Saturday
last for Ell Paso. A train of fifty wagons LEFT
on yesterday for the same place"
The Valley, in speaking of Indian affairs,
says: .s5 a. ..sie
va believe as We have heretofore expressed
ourselves, that the only policy to DO adopted
by our government towards the induiigoEeous
Tribes lowering on our frontier, is to fit out an
expedition OF sufficient strength to enable them
to penetrate thestrong hoid Of Camanche, chas.
tie them severely, break up all trading estab-
lishmenss on orr frontier, where they may
have accesi to barter the stolen property Of
our citizens, In exchange for powder and ball,
aud such other necessariea as they may want
II this course Is adopted they will either be
compelled to turn their attention to hunting,
or forced to sustain themselves by agricultural
pursuits. II this plan should fail, then, the
only Observation-Disclosures, or driving
.isE into the Pacific 31lahH AGA a1IiE79
A few ihonsapd troops and two or three
months, would be ample time to accomplish alI
this updsr our present military arrange
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Pc Ra0N Az.

:, 49,. Manager .NibIo. Of New York, while In
Paris. effected an engagement with Carlotta
Grisi, and other distinguished artists, who will
accompany her to this country. She has been
che eompeer If Cerito and Taglioni for years.
Magnificent overtures have hitherto been
oiade, again and again, 70 induce Carlotta Grill
TO visit the Uniret States, but witheu. success
St. Petersburgh.
80. That magnificent humbug, Julien, is
more i" agonisins" than ever since his return
from America. Kendall writes: 'iJulien oc.
cupies a conspicuous box in the opera house in
London, and constantly wears embroidered
ntaloons, embroidered waistcoat, ernbroid-
cred coat, embroidered shirt sleeves, embroid-
cred cuffs and facings, and an embroiiere ed
shirt, being map of the United States, with
enormous malachitre buttons on each of which
he has visited: New Orleans, New York, Phil.
adelphia, Boston, Richmond, Charleston, DC
He boasts he has given three hundred concert Is
and Travelled twenty. one thousand leagues in
he New World. .l ,o-. ....
LEX President Fillmore, who has been
absent since the death of his daughter, re-
turned to his residence in Buffalo, on Thursday
last, accompanied by his son =, - : = i. No
-. Is is whispered land We hope it will 20
40 fur,hsr) that the young Empress of Austria
is in that interesting situation "when coming
events cast their shadows before
:. -. Several ladies are now with the army in
the Rsst, Among them are the Hon. Mrs
Jocelyn, the lady of lieutenant-colonel the
Hon G.. Scott, Scots Fusiiier Guards; likewise
the ladies Of Captain Munro and Lieutenant
Brownrigg, Grsnadier Guards. These ladies
have, Of course, lodgings in the town, but pass
considerable portion Of their time under
canvas.
....Dayid Wiim5t has taken the stump in
northern Pennsylvania, against the Nebrasks
bill -.... .-.z. 7s .. .#. ID gr'a
% ~. Hon. Randall Hunt. Of New Orleans,
has been retained as one of the counsel Of Dr..
1yssham, who Killed Col. Loring. lIrI
.. I. The salaries of the chaplains to Con.
gress are fixed, from the soth Of June, 1854, ct
$3.50 each. ls,tw if.5 -s,. 4 i..sbr.,I a... -.
y >. =. The sister Of the celebrated Hehr:e..s
Son.ss. (eountsss Rossi, MdlIe. Nina Sontar.
has f',ired from the stage to enter eloister.
= ~. Hon. Joshua 4. Giddings had hard
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.
NEW YoaK, August 81. |

... NEW YoaK, August 81. 1854
Driving Bargain Nth Yankee Mama
ger-Ihe Last Dodge-Arrest IF t,ro Phik-
aaelphia .K,llers"-Hotel for the Coiored
Soeiety-Strest Preaching, DC.
Grisi and Mario are still the talk of the
town. Their arrival has been quite God
send for the musical critics attached to the
daily and weekly press. A Paris letter writer
(KendalD says that Mr. Hackett engaged Grisi
and Mario, for $s5, 600, for FIVE months, and
paying sll their expenses, tavern bills, car
riages, hire, servants, 30. Forty thousand
dollars are deposited with the Earrings as the
security money; they are to be paid after
every third perform anoe, and if Mr.. Haekett
fails to pay them at the precise time-.it he is
in arrears Il day-the engage uent is instantly
avoided and they have the right to return at
once and receive the $4,000 deposited with
the Barings as the penalty Of the bond Shy.
look himself would have framed no different
articles Of an engagement.
Franconi has discovered new "dodge' to
fill his exhausted treasury. He has made ar
rangements for foot race at the Hippodrome,
the contestants in which will be limited TO The
6remen of the city of Now York exclusively.
II is proposed that one member from each
prize, which viii be $50 to the best runner,
and so to the second best The company to
whom the best runner belongs will be pre-
sented by the proprietors Of the Hipprodrome
with splendid silver trumpet Of the value Of
S75 a. ,1~-~.} 49,.
Peter Crowel, alias Baltimore Pat" and
Joseph Donly, "kilIers," arrived in this CRY
last week from Brazil These are the men who
killed Waterman Moony during street f : b.
in Philadelphia abou. three ye rs ago. They
have bean arrested and will be conveyed to
Philadelphia for trial They had just been
discharged from the navy for insubordination,
and the officers Of the Relief infor med Capt
Ditchett that during the entire voyage from
Brazil these lawless characters had to be kept
ia irons. '-."
Hero is a bit of news as Ia news. W. B.
Astcr, Josiah Perham, Horace Greeley, P. T.
Barnum, William II. Burroughs, &C the Irvicg,
and ColeDaan Stetson. of the Astor House,
have purchased the row Of brick buildings
facing the Bowling Green, and looking up
Broadway. They will demolish these build
ings and erect upon the site ine hotel of
brown sandstone. Now for the gist of the
matter! This hotel ia intended solely for the
colored people of the United States. It will
be leased to colOred men and mono but colored
men will be allowed to board there
The street preachers were busy, yesterday,
the city, out all went off quietly. There was
slight distur bance at the Battery, but the
prompt Interference Of the police prevented
any serious outbreak
The Broadway Theatre re-opens TO- night
With the Lady Of Lyons-a son Of the cele
brated Farren, If London, playing the part Of
claude
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nv l3-Sm

e. AGUE AND JEyrR Of three yesrs stand, n
CuRED.-Mr. John Lsngdon. row living at Reaver
Dsm. Hanover county, Va, nesr kichmood, tss;
A9ue and Fsver for three years. most OF tie time h
he'd chills taice day. and rarely less than once
hr was psrche1 with fevsrs the chill Lee;
bin; snd after try ng pbyscisps. quin!ne, lost OF
the Tonic, sdvel tsed, and everything Recommended
to him. was ahoat to give up in DESPAIR when Car
,rrs sranish Mixture was spoken Of, Re got ts Q
b. ties, but before As had usei Ioore thsn sing
one, lie was Perfectly cured and hss not hEd chill
or fever .ince.
Mr. Lengdon is ony one out Of Thousands w!,e
haze been benefited by this great tonic Alternative
and bic o / purifier.
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AUCTIhN ARD
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED

IL AVING resumed the Auc.i n and C0mui sio,
IL busirtss 1 respectful ly oG.r Ily scrvicss to
the many friends Of the House O.. Idward @ Dye.
Rob ". Dyer, and Dyer Bro and to q Q citi
zen' generally. From an experience Of thirteen
Years, ] fatt-r mys-F that may aim from my
former frie nGs por;ion 81 theiI patronage a.
l have engsg the rties of Mr., J.. Wright
Of Geor getown, as Auciio,eer. HIS quali6cstoes
are too WI known 10 require oomm-nt.
ALI sales m de BY me- will be cashed II de irsd
NV pia' . { business is the Rooms recently occu
Ped BY Nessri Collins, Bovine, Co, on l1ta st ,
IL. door from corner ia. avenue
GSb DYER
B.-The Books of The old ftms can b. fund At
my rooms- Any il f,rmati2 n app rtanne ts them
will be cheerful'y given. aug % din
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No. $50.
Notice FOR REsIoaINa LAMBS To MARKET
IN wISr0SSvN

NOTICE Is hereby given ths:, Mt tie request Of
TX the Hon Henry Tod 20. and for satisfactory
'essons az igned, the lands heretofore wit. drawn
ON sale or entry in the Waioao Rtrey and Xnertl
Point districts, in the State eff WISCONSIN. within
shout fft-en miles each side Of tie supIos.O
rou o. The proposed roiiIo I'd from DuLu ue via {;
Paul, to oDd du Lac, Lake Superior, rsrticnlsrl,
Described In public notice No. 49, issued from this
oS'cs On the 18th July lsst, which e. bje:t t.
pri ate entry at the time Of sail withdrawal, Tex
opt such may have be- n since pre- empted,) win
again be suffice AtMen'ry and location and affel
Monday ths 2 til day o. September next, prscifely
on the sa0e terms nd conditions as though The
SANE had not Teen Hithdrawn fIo1 nsrk-t Ano
the withdrawal # these hips embraced in t..
P5esiiens proclamation No. $40 for the public ssls
a: willow River, Nisco SIN, to coumeacs N Mon
day. the 18th dsy If Ssp,eCber nexe, having teer
rescinded, they will bs offered directed ia saij
prtclsr, alton.
Given under my hand at the General Land Office
at ths city Of Washington, this 2lst day Of Angus
n. 1854
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILTON,
aug 22-2av6a Commissioner
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United States Patent once,
Washington, Aug. q, 1854.

United states Patent once,
Washington, Aug. q, 1864. I
ON the petition of MIl1cS D. Wa pPIE, OF somsr
" vile, Mass, praying for the extension Ct q pa:
emit grated to than on the 18th of october Is 10
fr an improveme Mt in IN, chine for c.eani, 2 WOO
rom bu's and other foreign matter, tnd slso fol
9innin2 Ctoc," for seven years from the xpirati
OF said patent which takes place on the 2Sth day OF
October, 1854:
1t is ordered tast the said petition be he.rd ut th
Pstent Office on Monday. the 23l day Ct October
ns1t, at IL o'clock aud sli PEI sons ere notifes
to opp Ar and show Cause, III any they have, VII.
sai1 petition ought not to te granted
Persons opposing the extensicn are required Il
DE In tbs Patent Office their ctions specially sci
forth 10 writ a. least tw. nty days before Re da
Of hearing; ali testimony filed by either party to b
usel ut tine said hearing must he taken and trans
mi'ted IN accordance with the rules Of the off,
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the csse Will be closed on IL.
18th of October; depositious and other .ausrs re-
lie on as testimony must be filed iu the Office Oh @,
before the NOR ming Of that day; the arguments,
any, within ten days thereafter
ordrred, 81. that ibis n tee be published IN the
Union, late lligsncer, aud Evening Stsr, Hashing
ton, Il. c; Esening Argus, Philsde phia. Pa; sr;ep
tiff American, New York; and Post Bcftor Mass
once week for thrt successive weeks preyisus tr
tae 1Sd dsy Of October next, The day OF hearing.
CHARLES MACON,
Commissioner of Paten's.
p. a.-Eitors Of the above papers will please cop,
and seEd their bil's 70 the Patent Office With Ia
Ief containing this notice. aug 22-law3w
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~ ahosd Be sssiuersai!y ks,oUn-for its strictly
nue-that Indigestion is the parent of q large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dyseptery, daffhsea,
cholera n.orbus, liver cnmplaist, and many otker
diseases snun- rated In the city inspectors weekly
catalogue of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone. Think of that dysrsptieei think ef all VIE
suffer from disordered stouachs, and If you vii
ling to be guided By adrics, founoed upon expert
ence resort ct once don't delay day. to Hoofands
-4erman Bittsrs, prepared by Dr.. G. n. jackson.
which, r. An Alternative, curstive, ana invfscfsnt
stands alone and unsrproachsd. We have tried the
Etters; Ard knew that that they axe excellent for
the diseeses specified above. For sale by dealers IN
medicine evervwher~. = -se.1 ap o