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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

NJ ofief--iF sArhYInn. orHERwsg L,xsfEr,
Nv o,h.ruiss rtay doieh - s.aaD aay II ssrt
o. lin or husband, HbsYg xlli sypiy " Ns.~ys sa
dress smith, collectors, - BDo~s. street Ballast. Ire
lard abs OF they al, hssr Of soSstsins ,hsas sivsa
sgs The said Arms rsy icr formerly rsslssd BsAsi
reisnd but grated 10 Amsrca 10 the year lhss
ftsivards nsrrsds p~fS EsDsa Gsosgs rAyIos, ami
,iisr~sfct. ~ !. sappo.~s, msrrs~a y.sssa ssased
s;Aydoiph Apply, in rs~ Yofh. 10
TaoaAs STEWART,
Attsrn-y - tss, % wsli street
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a /En -WANTED-A MAN, WITH rHE BEST
p4OOs of city feisrtness, A. porter In q Wholesale
SILK store Tho present porter ~ sbout % Leave for Ia.
West, and has permission 20 hi btspiaos Any active,
vel rsconUs Ddsc man, Who IL willing "a pay bona.
Of $50 in three and ,ia msntas, NAY address W r. Ma
holland New York Ccas once, enclosing u for ady~r.
hssmspts and ireaor oi ealing references. eais Ia
positively no bumoug.
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" Tsb1AHiK N0Af wASf,D.--THE MANY 40
tsr.rs 81 the sssrs r,scs siii DO the sAvsr.l.s,
sn5nsss ~ sss3ing thar asGr.s, With si u trrss
10 4 v. AbAkrDs, NAshtss'sn city, D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

TSfoKSATloN WAsTfli-of WILLIAM BILL sOs
positor, native u tcoiIao1 who has bssa "a M
ace saturday, JAY IN. Any person snc..ns spy
thBs Of his sbsrsabogts viii confer fav. rssvs
u. aE,-,y at his wife tY ting tbs sssss
william iioetrtsop posnx room, Herald on 10
supYessd he has loiIsa Ia. Hfgtl#h army G2DAda.
SAasfs And Nova heot,. psp-n p.sae copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

RIO rHE LSyrRs AID BsExDEns or vIss sypeu
IL s~-s.fS.ss tksrv~skves sslffss wps ira. ~
ss.st.s So u ~arss ss s..sass -
go. ~ a. u rsAiss a na "a s.s.sa al -
t.,sts - 49, Lfrrs swrtss lss All A~sS~aas "A
WILLIAM A ssovs. yr,,s-sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

NATIONAL GUARD CAMP.-MR. PIPPY ADvf.S
lures th.rsn, illustrated, twenty Picture il
the picAyune Of tocay. DEXTER A BkorHEiss. Agents
IA and l6Ann street
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nRuG CLERK WANTED = ONE FULLY QUALIFIED
~ and who can give soo1 r-fefsnees sol ~ not
.atAid OF work, may ado Pharmacy at Mr rhaysrs
MhoIes ale drusflst. Pearl At.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

(,HRlSTlAN HOME FOR FEMALE rERvANrS
~ Thirty eighth hreet, between Fourth md Lexington
avenues Goyelnssses h3useseepers Alao ,ervants in
svery capacity, supplied IRON thi, institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

NA1ioNAL GUARDS, ATTENTION -
IN PROCLAMATION,
IRON bhioADiKk essKaAL PICE,
Ol tn. Joksrs Brigade.
The rieayune Of to-day contains, besidss unusoSl
amount OF
Spice, Fun, and Conic Illustrations,
TwKsry. cAHIcAfuRS
On the Grand Iscampmsnt Of the Matt ,usl Guard
Al kDgston;
showing how Mr. Poppy vent, encampsd and came back
what b. old there, end what ne didn't.
Price Three Coats.
sold al creation, ana Mt the of-e ia Nassau at
". II. LEVIs0S, Editor and Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

Il shN tGhy. >. I-1HOrifSC. ggiHg. AND
~ r-is t%5. 90 Thsrsasy, JAY ", ~ 81. s.scss
D. y NJ bssl, 30; TIRE - Ave n hayesss O-1.r
.sis's en-. b. Jehs tsrris. wh.ptsy .Ats,s b A. Iss
1Eent, htbsHs ssbrs A. OssabS. VI. gse-srsa
srtsssxE -- tiiAw TBifg. Yrsyrssora
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nRUG CLERK WANIED-A STEADY YOUNG NAN,
~ having three or four years expsr la tho retail
drug trade may OBTAIN good siiastion by applying At
tho corner Of Ma su and Pearl streets, BrookIya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

sunptive or what CON plants subject 10 Where born
and brought upf Married or Jingle strong or dsles.e
defofmcd Height, and size around the waist two
isehss ABOVE the npsr Color Of hair Compilation
have you any humor scrofuiA, cancer, skin disease
hsacaehe, cough, ssth IA, rheumatism, or pain any
whsre loss OF voice. hoarssaess, eatsrrh, cropsy,
pectorats much, ralse blood, fever or night swsats
chis, confined 70 bed or nouss, paipitaton nervous
Ats, palsy. bao Dreams stomach dyspepsia
aAtulencs, distress Al stomach, cohc ali gone feeling
plss ns.uis gravel heat Of urins OF .csnty OF sea
mentY II lady-married Had any chiiren Any
female compAintst irrssuiAniyf Weak bacsl PAN
lsoisens easy e,rcumstancess ANY bad aA Of alex
nsas Tahsn much medicine Have you ossn treated
~ medical Inhalation II 80, BY WHOM and hoe, and
whsn, and what II the result
VALUABLE uarxoSY.
Believing that what ths Invalid desires is facts, and
not alone oqusitiou and theory proving the durability
numerous testimonials OF the curative virtues Of my
Drac''ss. have not room just nov for more
GAsH or M. D. = KixHALI, or sKwARk, CALEDONIA
COUNTY, MISCONCEPTIONS CURED
NxwAxK, Caledonia county, W., Jan. I, 1885.
III. ?. FncH-Dear sir-on the It'll OF June last |
wrote Jon and described TO you my condition. and
fer ne. haa then bsea out Of hsath ok mou,ns
] had hard hacsing cough, severe pain in the chest
,houlcsr blades. Ny breath vas abort and oonr...ss
had daily fever and At night profuse and
svsAh. was nrst attacked with ind ssarnaon OF tns
night lung which resulted In what the doctors .sa
partial he patzipg Of the lung had thu advice ana a.
issuance Of several pbyscsns both in Boston an IN
place vhicb we're OF benefit 70 me. was toll ~
svo rbyscians that had tuoerciss formed the iangs
and that ! must die. ! was very sief man al All
events AZ sald applied 70 700 IN yuns last for he
this condition. ana Jour treatment has done for me
all hat was prsmissd. After entering upon Il noon
bsGas gradually TO improve and the Improvement has
500 steadily forward until nov call myself veil
lave fever night sweat; all alar0iins tymptoms
lave chsppcsred / have recovered nv -en.sd assn
ssd strength. am SURE owe M life y yonr adnna.
- u.stnsnt and advice Yon may b~ feel s-xts-
Sal sny sssyteal, AMI viii write call ne a,
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hoy WANrED-IN AN OFFICE; ONE WHO RI
ID aices with his pSrents Apply between 10 and ~
o'clock at No. 5 south street, Office No. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

w ANTkD-AT TIKI BROOKLYN INDUSTRIAL IN.
w stttuts 200 Fulton st,cotunier the approval Of
IRE MAJ ordomsstsea 10 every capsctty. Pi& sewing
10 provided for thoss wat4g for situsons I, pay o,d
sx hat fnisbsrr and six hat tr,fnmers AID 81. ut
work. Malls department. -four farm lsborsrs - u
sld groom. Mrs AsB female saporintsad
y. BROWNE, General aseot.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

HEAVY RoBBERrEs- Thursday af-
ternoon gentleman who had been for sew
eral years in California arrived in the city
and putup at the Irving House. He had
With him $4,000 in gold, which he left in
his trunk, instead ofdepositing in the safe
of the hotel His room was entered by
means of a false key, the same evening,
and every dollar carried off by soms un, a.
known thief The police Immediately
notified and are now endeavorinp to find
the offender, but their success is doubtful
On the same evening an aged gentleman
was passing through West street, in the
vicinity of Washington market, when bis
breast-pocket was out, and S2,1oo in
bank bills and a certified check for $500
carried off. So dexterously was the op-
Grafton performed that he was unaware
Of it until informed by another person
The money stolen was nearly all he poss-
essed, and he was SO affected by the loss
that he tainted in the street and rename
senseless until physician was called and
restored him, His residence is in the in
terror Of the State 7. Tribune
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28


NEWSPAPER LAws.--For the benefit of tbose
not familiar with..the laws to be observed by
subscribers to newspapers we publish the fol-
lowing: @ai9i
L. Subscribers who do not give express no
tlce to the contrary, are considered as yisbinp
to continue their subscription. :. h.
z II subscribers order their papers discou-
tlnued, Publishers may continue to send them
till all charges are paid. - '''' : :
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office or place to which
they are sent, they are held responsible nnti
they settle their bill and give notice to discon-
tinue them.
4. ii subscribers move to other places with
out informing the Publisher and the paper is
sent to the former direction, they are held re
sponsible.
o. The courts have decided that refusing to
take apaper or periodical from the office, or
removing and leaving it uncalled for, is prima
facia evidence of Intentional fraud.
Postmasters would oblige, by a strict fulfill
ment of the regulations requiring them to no.
tify Publishers, once in three months, of M.
pers not taken from their Office by subscribers.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
asa. The following scens oocrrrod :,

sa- The following scene occurred in
Ottawa county, Mich, in the Mayors
Court at Great Rapids, Mayor Church
presiding. Witness called up to be sworn
by the clerk
Clerk, you do solemnly swear-
Mayor with dignity. stop The
witness will hold up his right hand
Clerk. sThe man has no right hand
your Honor
Mayor with some asperity.) Let him
hold up his left hand, Them aa4
Clerk. He has had the misfortune to
loose his left hand also, as your Honor
will perceive
Mayor (savagely) Tell him to hold
up his right leg then man cannot be
sworn in this court sOithom holding up
sometsing!' Silence, gentlemen Our
dignity must be preserved
Witness swore on one leg.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

4 MARRIAGE AND GESIus. Somebody
says all women, no matter how schooled
or what their attainments, have a yearn-
ing desire to love and be loved again.
The head can never be educated at the
expense of the heart, consequently if they
cannot obtain such as they could most
venerate and respect, they unite them
selves to those who tender them the love
they have the need of they dream hap
pinsss and wake to disappointment They
tind themselves uuappreciated, their tastes
shocked, their sensibilities derided and
drag out lives of misery and wretehedness.
Not alone are women of genius unhappy.
Men, too, are made miserable by uncon-
genial minds. Who can doubt that the
life of Byron would have been better
and happier one had his wife been one
who could have sympathised with and un-
derstood him. Milton's domestic affliction
sat heavily upon his heart. Shelly's FIRST
marriage was fraught with consequences
terrible to himself and others. Burns
verses met with no response from those
gathered around his hearth stone !; and
many others equally great have had reas-
on to curse in their hearts an ill-assorted
marriage.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

CeoL PHI osoPHY. .---Grecly has lately
been tried for libel and mulcted in the
sum of 5000 for the benefit of the Plain
tiff, Mr.. Jacob Lewis Defendent thus
alludes to the case
AS Juries appear to suppose that they
must give verdict against a newspaper
sued for libel as a matter of course, we
thank this one for not gouging US any
more. As it is, we shall pay the 5000
and costs, and hope that will excuse US
from aay further acquaintance with Mr..
Jacob Lewis, and that he will henceforth
be able to make an honest living in some
useful vocation unconnected with libels or
libel-suits. siesl -
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

RUSSIAN CosTuME.-The mass of the
Russian population is clothed at verv
small expense. Cotton trousers tucked
into high boots of half-dressed leather. a
cotton shirt and shcepskin coat, or
coarse camlet caftan bound round with
sash, constitute the whole outward man of
the moojik, whose entire equipment NAV
cost about ten roubles, (S7 90, the
shecpskin being the most expensive arti-
Gle. Ten shillings would buy common
female costume, which consists of a sara
fan or loug petticoat held by straps, which
pass over the arms, chemise with sleeve
extending to the elbow, kerchief over
the head, pair of shoes and stockings,
but more frequently strips of cotton or
linen cloth wrapped round the leg and
loot; for outdoor wear quilted Jacket il
added to these, and, where circumstances
will permit, slope or long cloak in the
German fashion. The simplicity of their
dress is not matter of taste with these
people, who, when they can afford it, are
strongly addicted 10 fnery; and it is anu
sing to observe the gradual transformation
OF the servant women, who, on coming
into town to their first service, wear the
village sarafan, but as their wages are
paid and increased, assume the nmetzkoy
mode, lforeign fashion, and indulge ex-
in crinoline.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

a LARGE RooN.-The largest room in
the world under a single roof and unbro-
ken by pillars or other obstructions, is at
St. Petersburg, Russia, and is $50 feet in
length, and l5o feet in breadth. By day
light 1T is used for military displays, and
a battalion can conveniently manGuvre in
1t. In the evening it is often converted
INTO vast ball room, when it is warmed
by sixteen prodigious stoves, and 30 900
wax tapers are required to lightit proper
ly. The roo of this structure is a sinola
arch Of iron, the bars alone on whiei, il
rests weighing z 1880 pounds,
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

FoREIcN ArTHoRs-M Macauly, the his
torlan, intends retiring from the rcpresen-
tatlon of Edinburgh at the next dissolu-
ton. Dickens contemplates passing the
winter in Paris, and has selected charm
ing residence at Beaujin.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

Ne Thomas F. Meagher, the Irish pa
triot, has married Miss Arabella Town
send, of the Fifth Avenue, New York
Mics 7. is said to be young lady of ex-
traordinary personal attractions, and esti-
mated to be worth S25O,OOO. Mr.. NJ.
has been widower sixteen or seventeen
months. s.U I
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
PRAYERS TO NoAH.-The following is
translated for the N. Y 7'1bane from a
French journal, the Sematne Rekgiense

French journal, the Senadtne Ifehgiense
on Tuscany, like all lands of the vine
yard, has experienced for several years
much calamity from the oidium, or vine
disease. To combat this pest, the Arch
bishop of Florence has composed col
lection of eighty five prayers. In view of
the special object of these prayers, they
are not addressed to God, but to Noah
Most holy patriarch Noah" says one of
them, among others, you who were en-
|ployed during the course of your long life
in planting the vine, and in gratifying hui
manity by the precious liquor which
quenches our thirst, nourishes and renders
cheerful all, cast your eyes upon our vines
which, after your example, VIC have up to
this time cultivated, and seeing them Ian
guish and wretched by the effect of the
devastating pest, which before their ripen-
ing destroys the fruits, in severe punish
ment for so many blasphemies and other
enormous sins which we have committed
be moved by compassion towards us, and
prostrated before the high throne of Goa,
who has promised His sons the fecundity
of the earth and the abundance of corn
and the vine, pray to Him in our favor;
promise to Him in our name that, with the
assistance of His grace, we shall quit the
road OF vice and sin, and that we shall
scrupulously respect the holy law and that
OF our holy mother, the Catholic church.
''The ninth prayer is directed to the
virgin: Address yourself, o Mary, to your
well-bcloved son, Jesus Christ, in repeat
ing to Him, as the marriage of Cana:
"They have no more wine;" and may He
who at your demand worked the wonder
ful prodigy of changing water into wine,
renew this miracle i'll curing our grapes of
the malady which consumes them Sc
The prayer-book is ornamented with
Wig nette which represents Noah presiding
at the operations of the vintage, and CON
tains the arshbishop's counsel allowing for
ty DAYS of indulgence to those who shall
devoutly recite the prayers in question -
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

La Grua, the handsomest and youngest
prima donna on the stage, has taken Rio
Janeiro by storm. The Emperor of Bra
zil has presented her with pair of dia-
mond earrings, worth So, 900 francs.
$4,000. rs
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

. A IA RAcIiEL.-The keeper of din
ing house in New York announces pud-
ding la Rachel shoemaker, CATERS
la Rachel a confectioner ices la Ra-
ehel and numerous BARRIERS, coiffures af-
ter the fashion Of Mile Rachel.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

The Place Where Men Should Die.

- How little recks it where men lie.
When once the moments past,
In which the dim and glazing eye
Has looked on earth its list
Whether beneath the sculptur'd urn,
The coffined form shall rest,
Or, in its nakedness return
Back to its mothers breast.
Death is common friend or foe,
As different men may hold;
And at his summons each must go
The timid and the bold! r
And when the spirit free and warm,
Deserts it, as it must, i a3ra.s
What matter where the Ii feless form
Dissolves itself 10 dust?
The soldier falls mid corpses piled,
Upon the battle plain. r. rem
Where restless warsteeds gallop wild
Above the mangled slain; ,.579as
But though his corpse be grim to see,
Hoof-trampled on the sod, g
What recks it, when the spirit free lo
Has scared sloft to God! Ta1 a-
The towards dying eye may close
Upon its downy bed,
And softest hands his limbs compose.
Or garments DER them spread.
But ye, who shun the bloody fray,
Where fall the mingled brave,
Go-strip the cofin-lid away,
And see HMM his grave! 1a
'Twere sweet, indeed to close yors eyes,
7.o With those we cherish near,
And waited upward by their sighs,
Soar to some calmer sphere.
But whether on the scaffold high,
Or in the battle's'van,
The fittest place where man can die,
Is where he dies for man. af
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

TRAvELLING.---A young man and wo-
man, once upon time, stopped at coun-
try tavern, Their awkward appearance
excited the family, who commenced con-
versation by inquiring how far she had
travelled that day Travelled p exclaim-
ed the stranger somewhat Indignantly +; we
didn't travel, zoe rid ~ -
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

There is couple in Cincinnati, Ohio,
who have been engaged to be married for
the last five years, but no day has occurr-
ed within that period when they were both
out of prison at the same time.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

If you wish to get to heaven, pay cash
for what you buy. Debt leads as natu-
rally to lying, as Fourth of July does to
Roman candles and "Greekn muses..
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

In Theatres blackguards howl and throw
peanuts-in Christian Churches they chew
tobacco and spit on the floor. We're pro-
crossing.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
5 j. b. STARR,
Receiving 4 Forwarding Merchant,

FHe-PfOof Brick Building, ---Ie ~ Z. y
81 Front Street, Sacramento.
NOTlCE-The undersigned viii Receive and Forward
~ Goods for the interior merchants and STORE THE
SAME If NECESSARY in Fire Proof Building at the
lowest rates.
P. P.S-Gosds shipped from San Franciscs should DC
marked 10 the care off B. STARR in connection with
the owners mark Soliciting the "a tronnge Of the Inferior
merchants will remain respectfully,
dee1-lm J. B. STARR. 81 Front stree, Sacramento
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
-'a A. BLOCK &: Co..
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.


No. Al, Commercial street, Corner of Pine
WHdEssAILaE AND Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Rubber Coats and Boots Have hand and are con
santy receiving the most extensive and complete
ment ever broughtto this msrkst
Their Stock consists in part of Coats of every variety
Pants of every kind from the finest coarsest India
Rubber Coats and Bootsvery large together with
Vests Shirts Hats, Drawers Handkerchief Buck and
other Gloves in endless variety and all other articles
usually kept at similar establishments
The public invited to CALL and it will afford us great
pleasure to show them immense Stock whether they
wish to purchase or not.
We especially call the attention of the Mining Com
munity to very large Stock of Rubber Coats black
and whiteShort and long legged Rubber Boots of the
best quality. $50
Our facilities for purchasing Goods are not surpassed
We buy in large Quantities and from first hands. Suffice
it to say if We cannot suit you in stock think
will be useless to look further.
Thankful for the large patronage which
heretofore been the recipients by strict
siness and best endeavors to please, hope merit
continuance Of the same. -r+ss.T rl- nriC-11
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
.t. -f-rl rt urel Ioer.l A. BLOCK L &Col
No IL Commercial ST., corner Pine
Nevada, Nov. Q, ls55-a lHhl3
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28

C.
Together with Hardware and Queensware which
SOLD ON BETTER TERMS
For the READY CASH than ever offered before in fhs
place His stock consists in part of the following articles
Tobacco, Candles, Soaps,
Fruits, all descriptions, in cans and glass,
Syrups, assorted; Jams, Jellies,
Teas green and black; Hams,
Shoulders, Bacon, Pork, Fish,
Rice. Carolina and China;
Sugar of all qualities; Shovels, all kinds.
Camphene wholesale and retail,
Blasting Powder and Fuse,
Sluice Forks and Picks,
Gum and Tow Packing, &c.
design keeping my stock the best ofa articles and
have nsae my selections with view to the wants
of this community.
Juy1S, 1855, 2m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-17
Anti Won surrnR1NaI! :

JIRoM Rheumatism, sore ThIcat, Group, DIhept
j. lITtatbigg, IoothAthe, to lSo'oTeyS Ptln ~ We
t s s II Sii ss. s' .a si ses, fsSsSs'
pil6r elaDrs In The Stomach gloltn IoTbpst Gh9'sLa
lhahluli, ChOlle Lane Hack ChllblalRS bites q PSl
Gus teclS OF Rabld LOGS, hg cake, Se IN The Breast
Of Pace, hars brutes cGadBg ehaPFea hands, toEt2,
CoilactioBS OF The Muscles or cords cuts OF any klll
MuAtuar weakness, Paralysis, Piles Far Ache, ueers,
SoT SOC Scarlet Feysr OF any sar dsStS, you may ie1I
a81ued that III this article sou have Z. n
TFa3 a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which moi only removes pAn almost instantaously, but
ERADICATES TiiE DISEASE.
Some will auShat the idea Of any composition curing
such number Of tseases but yol h Leeet lhat Ihs1e
diseases though NUMEROUS " ane al aIlsc nom slm wv
taH&es, The hrOro4illo will tein less eSIaSaglai oul
wele ten times nUieSo THE fAtts !e Stare " " ike
Acc would ortt candid 10 acknowledge ne nrsi loI
~ who Se used \ ,hsmsly,s, Or s, " S,S
(SonalelD indicates tht vi hiaigtll s.sF'L
10 THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed he striking nilaIlIy between
nnnY external and Internal diseases VS u!neI'
elt nanesl aud has never occurred 10 you ltat Ien
edy might bS prepared which should 30 equally
TO boii This remedy now offered you ~ re oSfA
EE SiAEST, Which does moi Insult your
By claiming 10 lave bee found In some krnng oHhiIhs
NtIieo or mighty CARA Of ne tarthi but Simply w
0TsFRSu or SCtEScEi belps Mid aud simple Y eSIion
Old yet revealing In lis ecS power almost
-Teaching tho most hidden tihews OF mnn or pcnsl-
and set being il0xl0ns 10 Tie weakeAt thleRl. aSo
by Tar the cdeplt Eminent IN The market being lp "
bottles ttet q! targf es TIE majority and Y! set
than laTgest, besides bn'hg more than -FOUR vs.
strongiwe Therefore offer u TO- you Will pride aug fot
fdeHe exactly suited 10 tic wants o. Heh Or
lie uSpTetcrleUied sl1e Ihwhch tho Nonrare iunEnt
Ia put Upj aud tie vast eSrehse oFthe Teeilais leu
makes for vs. S5 we =; wy
hundreds we night publish nor 40 W. asG's
necessary, as the atlele wherever II Is usea WIZ Se'
Nc would however refer ho.c acied SEss who hays