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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Arctic came in collision with the
propeller about noon on the 9th, about
40 miles off Cape Race, in a dense fog.
The speed Of the Arctic al the lime was
about,l3 knots, on hour. The propeller
had all sails, set with a strong fore wind.
h was Supposed sha, the Arctic had sus--
s,nincd linle or no injury. Assistance
was imcdiatcly rendered to the teopeller.
which was frigh,iully damaged. But Il
wa. scon discovered that the Arctic was
also leaking fast; and i. gained so rapidly
thu, the fires were soon ex.ngu!shed.
Every eflor, was then make to save those
on the Arctic bn, a. four or five boats
had left, to render assistance to the pro-
pcllcr. there was only one left, which was
soon fillcd, and q raft, hastily constructed
A panic took possession Of those on board
the Arctic, and they crowded for the raft
Large numbers reached il; others were
drowned in the a,,enpa. All this tims
the vessel was ias, filling and, Of sud
den, with all remaining on board, shs
| was eng hfed in the sea. All on the raj
exccp. enc who clang to "a hours
were drowned.
The barque Huron Of St. Andrews
n. b, Capt. Wall, hove in sight ant
t,ook those on board, 80 in number, Is G
them were subsequently transferred L
tn ship Lebanon and arrived at this por
at an early hour this morning. E..
The most of those who were saved be
longed to the crew.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

He OuoHr TO ne. Harry MAN.
The following appeared in the Lime :
rick (Ire'and) Chronicle, a short time
since, in the shnpe Of an advertisement
"An extensive landed proprietor on the
banks Of the Shannon will make a wager
Of f5O0 Tint be has the handsomea wife,
the handsomest nine children, and the
handsomest estate in Ireland. Appliea-
| ton 10 be made. "Sc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

Ar UGLY STRANGER. During the
height OF the recent gale at Charleston.
>. c., very large alligator was observed
promenading one Of the principal streets.
He was soon arrested aud committed as
: dangerous and suspicious cha, ac,cr =
ide was Unable 10 find tsil.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
DEraoIr, Oct. 9 II n.


The Collins took fire on her boiler
deck, and so rapid was the speed OF the
flames, that the passengers and crew,
who had mostly retired, were unable to
save anything, except few articles Of
clothing. She took fire in the bay, abou,
quarter Of mile below Maiden, and
nearly abreast Of the igat house. She
vas immediately headed for the shore,
bu, MAS unable TO reach shallow water
before the flames had complete possess
ion oil her. The after part OF the boa,
swung around into the river, and nearly
a.! Oh board were driven to that part OF
the boat, and were obliged to jump into
TIE river.
Tie current here sets out very strongly
into the lake, anil had i, pot been for the
timely arrival Of the propeller Fin,ry
Capt. Langley, nearly ali would have
been inevitably drowned, s. eng the
light, he has,ened to the spot, aud nearly
oil xho were saved, were picked up by
HIN, a few only reaching shore some
were nearly exhausted. Everything tina
could Be done 10 relieve the sufferers, wa.
done by the crew Of tie Fintry, wks
watched molly.
Some W etca in the tumult stole $751;
from sick MAJ, who had been a. wori
III the Saul, and constituted this season.
earnings. A purse Of 30 was made ~
for him.
The Collins came cut last October =
She cos, Sl05 900; insured for $1,000
SIS, 900 in the Mercantile Mutual, New
York, $1,000 in the Atlas, New York
and $4,000 in the North Western. New
York. She vas owned by Capt. Ward
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Ssranre freak Of an old Man,

PROVIDENCE, Jcl. 5.
Quite an excitement was created here to-day
!, csmse ,,t-nce If a strah.e freak as an old man
named LYMAN Hawes The track OF the Prov
deoc. and Worcester Railroad runs through
ard which formerly belonged 10 him, aud The
price of this land had been assessed BY COIN
.nisaisners at a valuation which lie refused 'e
accept. To-day he placed snail house. cree
ed by himself, upon both tracks, IN winch he
put several kegs which he said CONTAINED pow
der. and then fastened himself inside by nail
Ing up every entrance 10 ii.
The Boston and Providence train, and ihs
Providence and Worcester train, were, as they
came along. brought to a stand sill by the OBJ
.tructian, and detained for nearly two hours
The cd fellow swore that If they attempted II
run the engine through tie house, that lie won'i
fire tie powder, and blow everything aroan'
him to atons. After long delay, darih'
which the crowd increase 10 O. er thousand
| ne, pie, the North Providence and the provi
tlenca police arrived, when they fell 10 work
| and with well-d;rcc.sa blows soen broke III
doors Of the house IN, ard then seized the oil
man. 1t was with difficulty at first, that III
crowd could be kept from injnring him. II
was hurried away to Jail. The crowd then al
tackled the house. and soon made compie'
wreck Of it. About half keg II powder va
! found
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

BE- rlra There is quite a demand
for this ar,.cie in tom. We hear tint
20 cents per pound has lrrn paid, still
the mass Of i, gees TO narkc, at Masca-
tine. Bring in y,'nr butter -yon can do
ne we'd with j, here as at the river.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

DEATH rRoN BuRrIso FLUIp.-A
Mrs. Bishop, Of Buffalo, was burned to
death on the 29,h, by the explosion Of 1
can Of burning fluid. The Republic gives
the details VI this awful accident. Mrs.
=. . Child being sick, lhe mother wishing
ilgh' through the night, attempted to
MI the lamp ison The can, when the co :
tents Of ihe can exploded, enyeloping
AIRS. D., who was in . night dress, in q
volume Of flame, by which her whole
BODY was dreadfully burned. The Re.
pubic well says; will this awful warning
be needed
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

F;s5 ne following are the new mem.
bers Of The Canadian eabin-t: Liberals
= Hon. John Ross, speaker Of the iegis-
ia'iye council; Mr.. Spence, postmaster
geneiai. Conservatives Sir Allan Nc.
Nab, President oil the council; John A
Mcdonald, attorney general; Henry
Smith, solicitor general Mr.. CAREY, in.
spec,or-general. No change has beer
made In the Lower Canada section.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

DuLLLIsG IS JArAs.-One 0! the Of
fcers lately returned from Japen IN the
Saratoga. gives the following amusing
account of the manner in which affairs o.
honor are settled in the land OF tlat noses
and rrolonud ceremonials
Their mode Of settling affairs Of honor
is very singular, and worthy Of the at,en-
ton oil gentlemen who have occasion TO
adjus, such matters. II one gentlen,an
insults another to such degree tia. the
aiiron, should be settled by death. she in
suited party disc,nbowels himself with a
sharp knife, which he always carries; and
now comes the satisfaction the insulting
party or person who has giyen the afIront
mus, initiate the example Of his opponen,
with he alternative Of being regarded q
consumlnate coward. whom the friend o.
the former may Kill at tie frs, oppor,uni.
~, as he would D 4.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

ErIscopATE OF Iowa A majority Of
the standing committees Of the Protes-
tan, Episcopal Church III the United Stat
es, have confirmed the election OF the
Rev. DR. Lee, a. Bishop Of Iowa. The
matter now goes to the Bishops major
ity of whom must also confirm the elsc-
tian
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

THE Mayor OF Philade 'rha, AFTER con,
.,,sa,;on With the policemen, has deisrln ned
Inn, the whole force sh,l. wear black UNI
form, and black hat, with toPo s's1'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

i canno, bear Children said Miss
Prin. di=dainfully. Mrs. Darlington
looked over her spec,ael.s mildly telore
she replied. perhaps il you could you
would Ike them lrs1cr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
4pitaph.

Weep, stranger, for father spilled
Troai . staee.coach. and thereby k''isj;
Ills name. John Sykes, maker o. passengers,
Gsaio VII three Other cts te .ssssteer'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

On Tuesday was issued at the State
Department. passport for Young Wing.
Esq, who has inst graduated a, Yale Col
lege with the highest honors. He is a
Young Chinese gentleman Of fae talents
and great learning. and Las been e,ght
years among Us. H. is about returning
to China Miners Erpress.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

eeg-Wc arc necessarily compelled to
om., mahipg a"y remarks on the Fur
this week, aud to delay the publication Of
rr; .ui,,us anil reports un,ll next week.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
eY-Our Junior partner :, turned , ~,

1Our junior partner r, turned a pair
Of trowsers TO his tailor last week, be-
cause they were too small in the legs
"But you told me to make them as tight
rs your skim said the tailor. "True !"
reloincd our colleague. afor can sa
down in my skin, but I'll lie split II | can
in those breeches:' The tailor cove in.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

TAKE HEED!- Tens altered from one 8,
OF the Plymouth Bank OF Indiana, have
made then appearance in New York
city.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

A gentleman asked q little boy in Londo'''
What occupation does your father io''o~ ~
, living? replied with great simplicity, "he
!. dreadful accident make FOR the nswsPa'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Wood Wanted

n, this Office in es shangc for subscription,
Job work or old accounts. Cold weather
i, coa,in.- don't lie, lie freeze.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

is dreadful accident make Tor 'he he"sp.'
psrs." --------------
III. lad,e. east are introducing what s GATED
an "Usly,n - a ccmpsnsation Tor The i"hhI'es-
s,maliy small bonnets now worn. The "ug'y"
.poth!ng more than what years ago used :"
b. termed .caiash.' The ugly" - TO tbs
heal to wha, a top is TO gig or chase, Inc
.u,yu les No and down like one OF 'ho's
tops. The .-Ugsy' Is of ditf, rent co'er from
the bonnet, and il might be called paras"l'
a vel, or anything else, descriptive Of wha'
hides or shades the face. Ladies, hence, 10"
of,.n wear two bonnets on their head instcat
Of one
Tie czsa's OBsr,SAScy.-The oos'n'a"
resistance which the Gar is determined Il
MAXI 10 IN. st.mps Of England and Fr'nc"t
humble him, is illustrated By the order Genera
Eruscns,era has issuei % me P,oP'e Of Odessa
t, burn the place and destroy everything
should it be impossible to defend il asain'' tn
rn.ay. Tha order greatly incenses the Ere
ISL journals. They see in it the certainly OF
pro ,ong.d war, which, will be disastrous
England. The London Ismss, in III yc xaho
rpundly abuses the Gar for ais barbari'n, al
says:-
"Certsiuly il is for our beneis that the Ra
q sans should burn their towns and blow ur The
: fort.fcatiens, a. I worth also he thai 'i.e
: .ho lid sink their own fleets and ire upon the
own soIdierso
lie But the Car viii only destroy that the emf
Y nv may NJ, gather tn. plumber, or 10 prev"'
= his foes receiving she ter and sas'enanee
.. Russian sefl-Nsr Yort Sla.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Newark , Oct. IL

The charter election in this city took
place to-day, aud created degree Of
n,eres, seldom Eel, at general elections.
Abou. six thousand votes were polled
and the returns which have reached US up
to twelve o'clock, indicate tie election Of
Horace Pointer, the wing and Know
Nothing candidate for mayor by major
ily oil 200 votes over +. H, smith the
democratic candidate. Tie wings and
Know No,hings have literally swept the
city. and the air is ringing with the VIC
torlous shouts.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
rig The Western Christian Advocate

E.xs The Western Chflstian Advocate
very justly says: Amos, all the nations
Of the earth are banning how they can
pat down slavery, While we, the model
republic are planning how we can ex-
tend lis area. The whole country is
agilatcl ly the efforts making to extend
the wrongs OF slavery over Nebraska
and even war is Threatened against SPAN
II she dare, cinaacIpa.c the sayrs u
Cuba. VIA, Is Freedom r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

"A hule girl meeting a country
man with a load Of slaughtered swine
dropped curlesy, the rustic laughed ;
without returning the ciylli,y. What
said he, do You curtssy to dead hogs
No sir replied the ll,,lc miss, i cour-
tested to the live oner The hog
sIoped with a pigs foot In his chops.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

InE HOUR LAw.-The first law OF
Congress for restoring fugitive slaves, re-
CURED that it should be proved, to the
satisfaction oil the magistrate, the person
bro't before him was a slave OF the claim
ant. So, after it was passed, as tradition
says, one was brought before Judge Har-
rlngton, Of Vermont, an abundance 0!
proof produced, AID certificate asked
Your proof does not Salty me, said the
Judge. mot satisfy your honor : ex.
claimed he ! VIVA. then will satisfy you
Nothing short OF bill OF sale from God
Almighty, replied the Judge. This wa:
jlst alter the revolution.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

Charleston, Oct. 10.
lis believed that Moraecai, who is
said TO be Know Nothing, is elected
Senator from Charleston.
Hon. John L. Preston is elected Sen.
a.or from, this district. -..
Newark Charter Election.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
Loss Of TIE Steamer Arctic.
AGO Lives Los. Only 30 Saved!

4hO Lives Lost -Oniy % saFed!
q New YoRx, Oct. H.
The Arctic was lost off Cape Race on
the 9Th. She came ia collision with a
propeller. Only 81 are known to be
saved; Is arrixed here. Capt. Luce and
Mrs. +. X. Collins and family a.kong
a.. ~ 49,
the lost.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21

EsoLlsH LoooMorIvEs.-lh The Great
Western Canada Railroad Co., are now
procuring locomotives in England. Four
have arrived. and eleven more are on the
way. The first engine and thos, now in
use on the Western Road were Of Ameri-
can manufacture, and excellent machines,
bm owing TO the inexperience Of the
drivers first selected, grea, damage ensu-
I'd to,he machinery. When the English
engines are brought into use, there will
be ali opportunity to ties, the merits Of the
productions OF the two countries.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-21
GbsASbsrtistr.
WELLS sPICER, Editor.
Blank Deeds,

Mortgages, Bonds, Subpnnas, Execu-
tons, NOTES, ST., OF superior quality
for sale n, this ofticc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31
Died.


On Tuesday. March 2sth after short Illness, Mrs,
MAReARET DuiRAlSE, in the saith year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No Renwick street, this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock
On Wednesday, 29th inst Of consumption PATRICK
GRIpBEN, aged 1S years and II months.
The friends Of the family, and those OF his uncles,
Hugh and John Bell requested to attend his funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock from the residence Of his
uncle, Hugh Bell, No. SO Hudson avenue, BROOKLYN.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Wednesday March Goth, IDA LOUISA, daughter OF
Joseph and Ann Maria Clark, aged8 months and days
The friends and relatives invited to attend tho fu
neral this afternoon, at o'clock at the residence of
her father, 40 vandaTn street.
On Wednesday, the Goth inst, THOMAS j. youngest son
of Jno. c. and Louisa r. Henderson, aged years and
months.
On Thursday, March 30th of wLooping cough JoHS
BERNARD youngest OF Patrick and Catharne Mahon,
aged months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon from the
O'Clock.
On Thursday morning the 30th, at O'Clock, MARGA-
RET wife Of Henry Iaforge in the 10th year Of her age
after lingering Illness which Sue bore with Christian
fortitude and resignation.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
to attend her funeral this morning, at O'clock from
her late residence, No. Troy street, without fur
Island for interment
On Thursday, 3oth inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ Lew
ScRmNrR, aged 80 years, month and II days.
His friends and those of his family, and members Of
Decatur Lodge No. $50, l. o. Of o. r., and Nationa
Lodge No 209 Free Masons invited to attend his
Sunday, at o'clock, p NJ, without further notice
On the 25th inst, at Philadelphia, MARIA Ellen "a
of Samuel A. Mc4dam formerly of Belfast, ireland.
Belfast papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31

Before Hon. Justice Green.
MARCH 29.-5rnold H. Wagner agdins, Join Sheridan
Ihis action brought to recover balance OF
count for groceries sold and delivered TO defendant by
John Morrison amounting to $27 Is, the claim whereof
lad been assigned to plaintiff who to the
same
appears that the defendant and James Flanagan
called at the store of Mr. Morrison and while there Mr.
Engan purchased groceries amounting to tbs sum Of
$S7 26 that after the purchase he paid $40 account
but had not the money with him to pay the balance and
Morrison refused to deliver the goods whereupon the
defendant told the plaintiff that Flanagan good and
MAT if he would deliver the goods he (defendan would
sison delivered them It also appeared that RIanigan
had not paid the BILL and Morrison had assigned the
sam to plaintiff The Judge decided that the defendant
Herely became surety for the payment of the BILL and
mat promise not being in writing void by the statute
Of frauds, and gave judgment for defendant with costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31

~ =" Sria Iape Lland. The evidence, ~ sworn to
Y" cry b said to have been material To the matter
m Q suit then pending In the Supreme Court me
81 Ate required Mr. Drury to ind bail IN the sum OF
- - The bail given, with the UNDERSTANDING tnas
ZaTng should be allowed If required. Mr. Ruckman
Iesane the security
UAarss of Syabbisg.-A young man named Daniel Muir
My yesterday arrested by officers Coote and Martini
81 The Sixth ward charged with violently assauting
Nshael Carroll of No 140 Anthony street. and stabbing
him in the left arm with knife, INJECTING very dan
Rerous wound Justice Bogart committed him to prison
Tor trial
Iyyet Of BnygIar.-A few months ago the residence
Of Mr. Townsend in Tweny third street. of the Aims
house Governors entered by burglars and the pre-
misses robbed OF valuable gold watch and other proper
~. Subsequently young man named William Curtis,
arres ed by officer Baldwin, and bed the charge
Of committing the burglary The officer at that time
The magistrate and when called for trial did not appear
and his bail thereupon forfeited. On last Sunday
night Cfhcer Roach of the Sixteenth ward, while
DUTY, discovered two men at the basement door o!
awelhng cndeavoring to force entrance The officer
With assistance secured both and conveyed them to the
station house, where, statement made before the
captain duty CARTS detained and the other lib
Grated In the morning Curtis was taken before Justice
Htuar and recognized by officer Gallagher the fug
five burglar charged with breaking into the house OF Mr.
Townsend The prisoner was committed for trial.
Anosher Account by Captain Squires-Wm. sullivan
arrested for drunkenness and abusive conduct to-
wards his family and the Captain makes the following
yexnarAs:-
hst night, in the cold with dying child in her
aTms and she had to in that plight search OF po-
Keenan, When they got to the house with her the babe
was Just gasping its last During her absence he had
pot and bundled up lot fittings and about making
his exit
He was arrested conveyed to the Court and the ma
gistrate committed him to prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31
mills for Europe.

7HE NEW YORK HERALB-EDITION FOR EUROPE.
The Collins steamship Pacific Capt Nye will leave this
port to morrow at II o'clock, for Liverpool
The European mails viii close in this city at quarter
to eleven O'Clock, tomorrow morning
The WEEKLY HERALD, (prnted in French and Esglisb)
win be published at halfpast nine O'Clock tomorrow
nsrniDg. Single copies in wrappers sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
Nxw YORK HERALD win be received at the following places
h Europe
]EERpooI. John Hunter No. 2 Paradise street.
LONDON. Edwards, Sanford Co., No II Cornhill.
Vim. Thomas Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
Psrie Livingston, Wells Co., Place de la Bourse
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tyThat worms existing in the human body the prin
cipal OF diseases fact that cannot he denied the
most eminent physicians They affect not only children
but frequently suffer with them How many
children there that down TO the annually with
which have been ineurable by nhy
clans which IL the facts known could be traced
How many grown there that suffer with
dyspepsia, headache and bilious Diseases who
have lad the advice Of eminent physicians and still remain
poor, pupy beings To all thus afflicted would say that
the of all this With these plain facts
fore you why will you still nger when there remedies
at hand to remove purely vegetable in their
preparation and eectua in their dis
the healing art.kneMn az Aobsnssck Worm syrnp and
following testimony of able physician of Manahawken
J-pr. j. N Hobensack-Desr Sir respectable married
by the of Darwood laborng under the dys
pesa, and treated accordingly but still grew Being
anxious for the restoration of useful He called
saying, II cannot eat enough TO keep aiye there
seems 70 be something gnawng my nsides OUT It struck
me he had worms when recommended your syrup
The second bottle nearly exhausted when
quantity Of from ten to twelve inches long
PEELED from him. after which his health returned he is
now employed in his daily avocaton With pleasure sub
scribe myself yours, &c. JOSEPH ELKrNsoN, II. ID.
DR.. NJ Hobensaek Proprietor Philadelphia. For sale
by c. v, CLICkENER CO.. No. ii Barclay street New
York.
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U. s. District Court.

THE POST OFFICE ROBBERIES.
MAR@ 30.-The People against heodore A. Rosie
M Fullerton summed up behalf Of the government
and the Judge charged the jury expoundng them the
w he did the former trial. wi til perspecuity and
the jury retired at about one o'clock but at late
hour had not agreed.
The Judge left the Court at past four O'Clock and
subsequently, directions that the jury might have
Refreshments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31

Having ascertaned that large quantities Of deeteous
trash purportng be DR. Morse cordial have
try dealers and the public deem il duty owe to the
who the genuine article well as to the
putaon Of the popular medicine which has
during the present to denounce and this crue
imposition upon the sick and suffering When il is
ating cordial from 500 to dozen month and that
the feeble the debtaed the infrmdecate females and
whose sysems sens
teare resortng TO it every and city in the Union
titntion Of e9nsdsrabe quantity Of 1.-THE posonous
Dr. Morse perhaps be appreciated alone the
formula for the true article and by alone be
posed to be cheated BY mpostors to see the public
the law all who counterfeit the medicine The genuine
dial bears the cork and embossed the side of
with AUTOGRAPH signature To said note
they purchase The cordial is put up highly concentrated
in bottles Price three dollars por bottle for 1--WE
dollars six for twelve doars G. ii. RING, proprietor
1872 Broadway New York. Sold by druggists Throughout
the United States, Canada, and West Indiee