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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04
Election Returns.

The telegrsphic dispatches show that the Amer
leans have probably carried two members Of Con.
gress in North Carolina.
This, as we remarked yesterday, affords no
indication Of the popular vote The Democratic
arrangement Of districts has been such as to rem
der any change Of Representatives difficult without
In LiIiput, has been pinned TO the earth by the
ingenious devices Of bis subtle enemies. We
must await returns from the Legislative elections,
and comparison Of the numerical vote. There
can be no fair comparison, however upon gene.
rul Issue unless with State ticket.
The reports from Tennessee are in accordance
with our expectations. They indicate the success
Of Gentry over johnson by decided majority.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

A ratification meeting Of the Americans Of York
county, Va, was held last Thursday. Some excel
lent speeches were made and the platform was
adopted.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

DEMOCRATIC JUsrIoE TO THE PHILADELHIA
PLATyoRM.-The Hon. A. II. Chappell, Dem
ocratic representative in Congress from Georgia,
recently addressed a very candid letter to a COM
mittee Of gentlemen in Columbus, who had invited
him to attend and participate in public meeting
Of the Democratic party Of that city, in which he
makes the following respectful reference TO the
American party, and It's position upon the subject
Of slavery:
~ am aware that our fellow-citizens who belong
to the newly organized American party, claim to
stand upon ground aud to be actuated by views
and principles, in reference TO the slavery ques-
ton, identical with those have asserted for the
Democratic party. viii not gainsay the justice
of this claim. rejoice, as a Southern man, that
cannot gainsay II. ] rejoice that the Southern
men in the late Philadelphia Convention did act
true and faithful part to the South, the Constitu-
ton, and the Union, on the slavery question. l
rejoice that they adopted platform which expell-
ed from their body all the noxious elements of
free.solism and abolitionism; that, In fine, they
adopted platform, so far az the slavery question
is concerned, as good aud as sound as ne South
needs, or az Southern Democrats in the National
Convention to be held merit gear wiH demand and
insist upon. n--Repabiicdn Banner.
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From the Auburn American.

The AMERICAN PARTY IN New YoRK.--We pub.
lished yesterday the proceedings of a number Of
conventions Of the American party recently held
in different counties in this State. Others are
pouring in upon US. AL breathe but one spirit,
and that Is patriotic, thoroughly American, nation
al on all the essential points that will mingle in the
approaching canvass, and full of the confidence
that springs from the consciousness Of strength,
unity and ultimate triumph. The prospects of
the party never we're brighter in New York than
they are at this hour, and that they will continue
to brighten until the polls close over brilliant
victory of the American people, we entertain not
the shsdaw Of doubt not the ghost of fear.
Speaking of the recent convention Of the Amer
leans Of Genessee county, the Batavia Spirit of the
Times says:
EVERY council in the county was represented,
and the number present unusually large. The
lveliest interest prevailed, and the proceedings
throughout were conducted with harmony and
spirit seldom witnessed in any convention. We
could there hear of no retrocessioHs from any of
the councils, but on the contrary large additions
II s Of but little use to surmise of the future Of
the American party--its course Is onward and up
ward actuated by truth and justice, 1t must and
win prevail 80 49,
I Every town Of Fulton county wasrepresented In
4 like convention few days since, and entire
unanimity prevailed. Il was among other things
unanimously resolved:
.First. That our nominations be independent
"Second That We make full set of nomna-
tons without regard to any side issues and that
in 30 doing we stand solely upon the principles of
our organfzation.'
ofthis meeting the Fonda American Chronicle
says:
at was also determined to have q public meet
Ing q future time, 70 be fired by q committee ap
pointed for that purpose, and that the Hon Daniel
Uliman, Hon. Senator's Goodwin and Whitney be
invited 70 address such meeting.
"0n the whole, Sam has come to the conclusion
that he win 60 ssalshf along, doing near right
as be knows how 70 DO He u strong In the integ-
rity of his purpose, and win form no partnership
ship, now seek TO get hold Of the rudder OF Sans
craft 10 run her on 10 breakers
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a LII STRANGERS
"A Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
OF the curiosties ofthe Patent Office.
Also, his description Of rowell's great pioturs.
Ab as-dlvf
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Bosns NEaoriArrp.--we are grsti6ed (says the
N. o. Delta) TO learn from DR.. q. Holland that be
has received letters from Europe informing him
that %, 100000 Of tho bonds Of the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson railroad bsve been nego-
tisted through the house Of Micard Valentine
Co, Of Paris, and the house Of l.. A. Hahn, Of
frankfort Maine,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

DsATH or Mr.. E. RAwLrss.--we regret 10 an
nouncc the death Of Mr.. Eldred Rawlins, of the
Post od6cc Department Mr.. r. was formerly
cashier Of bank in Alabama, and man of large
fortune. Meeting with reverses, he obtained
clerkship in this city few years ago, and has re-
sided here ever since. He was a true Christian,
and man without guile.
The daughter Of Mr. Rawlins was married the
day before the death Of her father.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

Hos. ABBoT LAwRENcE.--In recording the dam
gerous illness Of this distinguished Boston mer-
chant short time since, we we're reminded of a
fact not generally known, and TO which we wish
to call the attention Of some appreciative person
in Washington. While Mr.. Lawrence held the
post of Ambassador TO tho Court of St. James, he
drew up very interesting and valuable paper on
Ireland, based upon facts obtained by personal in
quiry. This paper was transmitted 10 the Depart
ment Of State at Washington, and should have
been published for the information Of the public,
then an now particularly interested In the inmi-
grafton question. Why IL was not we cannot say,
volumes Of other papers Of far less consequence
having been literally circulated all over the coun.
try. The facts contained in the paper referred to
are, we understand, Of great importance, and are
such as are needed 10 Gil chasm IN a very inter
esting field Of inquiry. We hope that some mea-
sures will be taken at the seat Of government TO
secure it's publication. Such course is due 10
Mr.. Lawrence, and TO the nation he so honorably
represented. Providence y urnai.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

AMERICAN PHYSICIANS IN THE RUSSIAN SERvicE.--
The following is a translation Of contract made
by an American physician and the agent Of the
Gar: As
Mr.. S., physician win receive, as COM
pensation the sum Of go silver roubles, mot quite
s5o,) which win be paid in current sounding sill
yer, in the course Of the first three days OF each
month. Besides, there viii be given to Mr.
s., physician enough money TO pay for a
6rst-class passage from Berlin to Warsaw. AT
Warsaw, the imperial Russian government viii
provide him with the means 10 conduct him TO his
place of destination. The expenses OF his return
10 Berlin, In case he shall conceal this contract
win be provided by the imperial government, as
well "a Official voyages, which will be paid for sc
cording 10 the rules. The time Of service win be
counted as commencing the day that Mr.. s.,
physician, shall depart from here to Warsaw"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

BEWARE OF THE MAN WHO NEVER LAuGBs--Ina
sermon, delivered by Rev. DR.. Bellows, Of New
York, before the Western Unitarian Conference, IL
the following paragraph:
"For my own part, say Il in all solemnity,
have lived 70 become sincerely suspicious Of the
piety Of those who do not love pleasure In any
form. ! cannot trust the man that never laughs;
that Is always sedate that has no apparent eotets
for those natural springs Of sportiveess and gsiety
that are perennial In the human soul. know that
nature takes her revenge on such violence. ex-
pect to find secret vices, malignant sins or borrid
crimes springing up in this hot-bed Of confined air
and imprisoned space; and, therefore, II gives mo
a sincere moral qualification anywhere, and In any
community, to see innocent pleasures and popular
amusements resisting the religious bigotry that
frowns so unwisely upon them. Anything Is bet
ter than that dark, dead, unhappy social life
prey 70 ennui and morbid excitement, which results
from unmitigated Puritanism, whose second crop
Is usually unbridled license and infamous folly
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that (Prcsbyteran) quarter aud, perhaps, If there
ming, things would not be SO bad Yet we cannot
but think that until they can approach with some
degree Of seriousness, such a question as the sim
fitness Of the fashionable habits of worldly people
in the house Of God they had BETTER for their own
sakss, let il alone. Fools make mock at sin r
Yet Is it an awful thing to do. The Presbyterian
quotes some recent remarks Of ours, but sgnih-
cantly omits the folio ring expressions But then
he must be real he must give reality, too, to
those solemn declarations OF Holy Writ: Reverence
my sanctuary. The Lord is IN His Holy Temple,
let all the earth keep silence before Him. Well
may defender of the ordinations OF the fan light
shy of such solemn wordsp"
The proclamation of the FAM
That the fan il a very great rascal we never had
doubt and that il is guilty of more coquetry and
dou6ledoing, in the hands Of flirting woman, than
even her tongue or eyes, IL very probable, but it
does not follow therefrom, we think, that fan
is any more wicked in church than the eye or
tongue, or, that it should more be driven from a
woman's fingers, because Of the sins 1t commits,
than the eye or tongue, known sinners as they
are, be driven from the body, because Of the sins
they are ever being guilty Of in church and out
But flaming may be SHINING, neverthelessl--
Who knowsp The fan is womans phonetic alpha
bet, with which she not only fans, but talks--and
when talking is thus done with letters one cannot
understand, or in signs, beyond mans comprehen-
sion-a fan may be sin-and perhaps the Presby-
terrain is wrong, and the Churchman right-who
can tcllp-Nep York Express.
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IMPROVEMENT IN ARTILLERY.--A valuable I'm
provement in artillery is reported to have been In
troduced by Colonel Cavalli of the Sandman army.
An Italian officer Of high rank, in the allied army
is said to have remarked, that If the French had
had some OF Cavais guns at the time of their attack
on the Mamelon, they might have destroyed the
whole Russian feet Colonel Cavalli's gun, it is
said, is double grooved, giving about three quar-
ter turn to the projectile, which is of an oblong
form of cast-iron, pointed at the top, convex to-
wards the powder, and having two ribs running
lengtbwise to correspond with the grooves in the
gun The London Times correspondent remarks
with regard to 1t:
As regards the principle of grooyed barrels and
ribbed projectiles, there seems no objection to APP
ply the system to guns now in use for the dai-
culties once made as 10 the wearing out Of these
grooves, are practically disproved by guns and pro-
jectiles now in the arsenal of Turin, which have
been used SCOPES of times and without any obvious
deterioration But this principle Colonel Cavali
had combined with that of loading at the breech,
and when he tried gun of this kind in England,
in 1850, before distinguished officers OF artil-
lery land which gun had been cast at Stockholm)
II unfortunately burst, aud there was consequent
~ an unjust prejudice, perhaps created against it.
Even then, the fault of the bursting was acknowl-
edged to be in the material, not in the principle,
and the official returns of the practice with guns
with smooth bore on that occasion, are highly con-
frmatory of tie merits of grooves
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TIE RELIGIOUS Pass has its troubles, its con-
troversies, It's Affections, as well we who have
presses to guide not in the schools spiritual. A
smart controversy il going on between the Evan.
gelist," Presbyterian, and the Independent"
Congregationalst--bu the most impressive OF all
the disputes IL that continued between the Church.
man and the Presbyterian, on
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
TEaE AMERICANS FRIEND ~
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To IL CtiYe.s et the | pIted States =
most ambiY and sincerely thsrf far The IL
patrcuaGe which you have bestvOd eon ~ lis
axe this opportuHty Of stating that my Ancestor,
al American Citizens and tLat entertain for slI that
concerns america and inc American the most Nvrly
SYM ahics, much SHAT originally .o-ale tie q
Pills expressly suit yoEr climate habits eonsti!atioE-
and q Living, intending 20 establish sell among
I%s Yss. T4' -A'' 1'' -'A' Hol1s '1 So1TG4 JI; n
30 81 Corne. OF Ann and Nassau -. NJ ~
~. Btod. lever s..d 6,!lo.. Co-up!Gsr.f,.
The Ctsec. Of he Inion s4her much from disorders or
Tie Liver and Stomach Tie fair stI TerhAps, &c mort
hands me in tie World at se1tsn leriod, looTe tv
teeth and good looks vhe yet in the Eeyday q life.
Thee evils ray be eectually reneted ~ Eual
keeping the Flood pure Ani tLe Liver ana c:oIach
healthy action vixen Ife VII Cow smoothly say fear
lo-sly tn. health sEd fe Elay be prolonged 4. yess
beyond he or'irsry limits HoovIy's F!s tr- tsAsG 70
purify the Icoi GsserSaEes with tas directions eE
accom- Fsny r.rh Eo1.
Cure cf Hsaknos aad D6i!s.s = f.ss Zss.s .ya~ts4s
Captain John johnson Of tho Asior House &sv Yo.k,
udercd FOR Ten Years from dsrAnFemsnt o. he Lvssst!
Stomach and reduced Il strength tAHt he never
expected TO 10 any having tried s'ory known
remedy vi bout deriving beIsat A. last be had 5ecoC-c
Ho,lowsy's fils, which completely eured HIN, after
using ten :or es -hs and he a91 sa!oys The sound
= health.
lhes, eceb:ats! Pills vssGsr'a1y se,s.5ors n the
fyo sing eou llsnts
Asthma LruP'y IGdGsst.ss Stone and CESv.l
JsHn1'os AfIe'fsts' f'Hs iiI0af C2nf-a.a"
Bowel Comtienta It,.ss oi ali tnt.
NeUerial Affections Worms Q! ell kinds
Constiaton OF tie Bowels Retention OF Urine esot
Weakness, from whatever cause
es-Sod OF tire establishment o! PTotesso. EoI1owtY
81 Corner OF Aan and Nassau Streets Ner York sai b
al abe Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines throu gl
out tAo 1tel States IN Foxes, ats eert 81 ee1fs.
81 30 cents each To ts had WhoIessls o. tAa prae
| i.4ug Houses In the Unon
r-There is great saving by taking she larger sizes.
R-Irectlons 'or he guidance Of patients in every
| d=orler. are affixed 10 each Box. Sept !, l%t
po fIaowsy's ills and untmen. ere for sAo br lIEN
RY JOHNSON ( Co. Wholesale DruE3iss, las washing
ton Street San Francisco PropretorS WholssA's AEen
! .or California Oregon onl Sandwich Islands.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
,nioacy. we wis give the following:
EATDH RAPIn4
:s1.0il0

az .0N0 EXTRA CLtAE BAeoN. in cases;
SNeO"N ocn,ks clear bacon. - -,'.- English bacon.
g. c2sks INL bacon. 20 casks N hans 50 cks hams.
10 ucrc"' hams III brine 100 cs Ancs haus il brine,
% III .stau II ers. . MAS Ne Sugar,
90 ats 10 China rice. 33n If bhl cu:n meal,
- urkins choice buitcr, cK Live Iauk''.
, hcsts tea in eadIes lo1 cae-ts akt, in adde's,
: o Lf bals o sugar, 100 nc bhi, grs' sugar
! o do puyerized sugar -" cusk7 Eu4lis'l 40
j, o boxes Al candles, 200 hE> l.yur rdis5ttst
!. @ mats pepper. in gr.in, 900 ba-s Rio cYiitc,
/ casc9 olive oil, 100 c:scs ground coffee.
lC0 d. brandy cherries, loo cases tTrt"r
200 - saeratus, in glass, 800 s'crius in Id papers,
2e0 cs brandy peaches. 300 ass rtcd preserves,
200 cs nssd jams and jecs, 200 Tomcto catsn;
1900 bxs Hills soap 500 hAS soap, 800 machC :,
- 6 grape tobacco - eases immaculate lub;cco.
- ruit tobsCco 50 pcnch tobacco TOO bxs to
800 do pickles il pts. qrts and hf galIols
$40 cases assorted spices. 2}U rS Caskns oye'erf,
2Go do Bucks oysters, 100 do Thomas oysters.
For sale by J. II. GOGIlLl. & 90.
Nor. I'm lIT Front street
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
Ra;ir0ads House.

Thss Touse is orrn for tho accommodation
af The travelling public. For cleanliness, ar aud
fort It s not surpassed The Pacific ani rria j.
a sufficient guarantee for continue; patroruee.-
Atgac!ed 10 the HoEs0 TIVE RESTAURANTS
10 feet long. cStenGIng from CpnmcrCiaI 10 CT '
e., and viii accommodate 2HD persors n time
The Floors and Tables III Marble and everything
correspond, aud ihcy have now the most complete
ranGencn4 for Br.Efls,, !Mnch fnncr and Tea in
Francisco. anl viii be conducted upon she most Iib r
terms. being confident hct bcratH secures patronage
Tae Hotel part OF the hogft il kept upon tue European
plan. Barber hop 4l,i Hath Rooms auachtd.
EnrGca To the al or Restaurants, = Cay street, md
I Commercial, near Battery
Nov l2--3n HALEY : THOMPSON, Z liiroRd House.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
NEVER EiNOyEN SO EAHa
Th0mpS0n'S Fever s. ague Powder:

Fever and AgGe Dumb Aguc, or any
form Of Intermittent Fever
FE7?E diseases debjltatng in their escis up
Z the constitution the ,bo}e ana diff
Gait to b. the usnal modes Of practice The Icv-r
and tguc Powders wehect in Of the longest
aGdng, we'll prove preventive in the forming
stage OF the disease. reing purely vegetable they
with certainty onthe disease, totally eraiicatng + frcm
the system and preventing return any future period
Prepared and sold by THOMPSON :, CEtAWIORp Phila
.dclT:ia. NonUine without their signature
Sold by rc II HINT 4 90. Agents for the Proprietor
est CITY DRUG SIORE, MAIN STRLT, ENkNAnA
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
sUes ali Tie 5ifEiE.. Egeg5On
Z nrtIl Of NcXnI:a and DOEg2irYIilC.
ESTATE OF ELIJAH WALTERS.

FTTERS Of administration have been issued 70 the IN
ders-ned the Hon. the Probate odft ct and for
ZeTada county upon the estate Of Elijah walters ceccs
cd and all persons who have in their possession, or "l2
had il, their possession effects belonging to said czate n
tho time or The death of said Walters are hcrcHy notified
To arzjte the same with me and thereby avoid Judicial
proceedings for tho recovery thereof.
i. W POTTER, admir- o. tac estate Of
1ii7h Walters deceased and Pubic Administration al .e-
,ada county Nevadn pecomber 8. i89f ,i3-iS
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
rIg2JAVp:E; EE0EG-:.

Nos - aud lGi, froI.. lf-st. Ean trAuc;st0.
The subscriber having ~ in taken po~scssun ot The
above naulai Hotel, wo.d sTsct!.y inuru his 'rics
md HE public That he Las implicitly renovated the e.
:ablishrlpni. Grd ~ u 70 The bedding and carpet
ing rpoRs, ssI- LAY that house can be found
cleaner. The nii Room and Kitchen viii be under ;hr
supervision Of steward and Cook Inferior 10 ia The
city.
The bo8 the market affords viii he daily served up Ht
his Table rrSares Of rost and Il viii ever be his desire
to sasfy ui who may favor him with their patronage.
In Iucncc OF The extension OF the city front the
kue hack from the city front and ~ streets
above Vallejo street. the landing Of il It." River and Ray
-ieamcrs: may b" readily recognized q. night by two
bright lights burning before the door.
Nov 10 I'm GEO. BROWN. Sole Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
List ofAgcnts throug hcut The state.
Santa Clara Mills,

iHFE ARE NOW RECEIVING dAily from the Mil
~ supply Of thi. CHOICE BRAND OF FLnI R. NO
effort sbaiite wanting suspin the good repnatiun
acquired ne past The improvements recently
introduced saying that this Flour will be OF
uniform quality and equal in all respects 70 he beet
brands Of The imported, PATCH s CLAYTON.
AL. - kssf-4s rett-o Hfff. NJ n, f,IGT s'--'St
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
~s..----.'-'-., tjstG.>, aiei.i>.

y l.
FNLAHGEHEAT OF THE SPIIitIN.
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE LIVER AND TIE
vAEIOtS FORMS OF All TIE RlLlo|S DISEASES
r:'HIS INVALCABLE Medicine vas prepared from -
extensive rrtrtjcc OF several years in bilious eli
inatc and J. never known to fail Of curing leEvr and
Asue or any -. the diseases .toHr named.
The unahitipHs testimony OF all who have used iie
American bu.ag Ie, r.inrssrd il operation. @ah-
-h,, salisaccr t" every oEe who can apirrca'~ e.
/ That the Amer can Cholacocuc possesses rrr"r:ar
Choagogac Febrifnge and Tonic properties 70 any com
bnaiion Of medicines ever before invented.
= II has cared cases oi ncrmlt'ed HuH othfT ItfeTS'
where Lr most popular medicines OF the day had "I"i
,. Il has cured where Qujrine and all other usual
rcmet.- seemed to pro luce le no effect.
It S mild in IL operations. pleasant To take contains
neither Arsenic other deeioruus drag. and may b.
taken by persons Of ali acos with perfect Sa'e;y.
:. IL power ia chau-jn& and promoting The bloh7
and other s"cr"t"ns thus cleansing The system ana Ft@
tcrng The natural aud healthy action Of all the organs o'
the body il uneqHHrd; heuc. il efficacy IS preFeIA-
tive. rs we'll rs Z! curative agent.
g. 1t IS iht erouunici 10y h9'f o! al The usual
rcme lies for Fever and othci bilious diseases
Among The numerous rec mnandaton4 of it. Superior
efficacy, viii give the following:
E&rnS RApIns. Dee. ~ .elt
Hr. z !. =. a's--De&r SIR: The rcsrt Of Lri4l o.
ya1e Il rican CAuia-oEHe. most Gcury. lhAv'
7 .hc hAbi- of recommending The India Cri, cog
..., les IN ny practice in ordinary o. h-u"
.l.. '.,ut Fever agd more especially Ia conrH'rscen
t..1 -+ diseases. not~ lthstaudit the eNaorotal
,-... G. ed fpr il. Bat ROW. "ft.r thorough tria
't '.r '..tir4n ChoIa@o2ua. IN NJ case md oil,
.e-vfr[ ,:'ecs ext"n.ye}y ia ether ca7nS, 10 no
.- express my decided preference for u. al
o t ii..es nn'q il, ls,. for he cur. or luiarfnca
'to IrvtTs. Il = more searching and lhertH"i
y c'e than t;e !utii Choaz0gu'it il also saJa.
p:!a,aocand much larger quantity being sp'd at
much ss price, makes Difference not he regarded II
these times n scarcity ard fnine Success 10 ~" Amer
lean Choiagogue. Yours truly, John p. SGwycr NJ u.
Sold by all he prnciDel druggists in The State. Fur
shEsrs should be careful to usk for, Gui tx" none bH
Jones' American CEuaguglte. PAEN M'ilf. 50,
Aecn's, 10 whom all orders should b addressed .
Mere street. Sd doar abr. Montgomery. :Gu Fran
. cisco. Dir. W. G.. AT.3AN. gent EeNaG:. - 29-3n
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

We VI 70 cali TIE attention Of rcGdrs - ~ ac-
vertis7mcut this gentleman, whose cxcu-iyc T-aci-.a
and Great IS sufficient TO induce all those aice9
give him call The Toc.oris only regularly cGu.
can feel fer his follow beings. lie has undoubtedly rrrs
practice than any other hy sc in san Francisco -rd il
fast increasing 10 tLo,e ae, aited with tie acto-
We say nothing his skin and integrity as tiev are
well Known but to strangers ID scy call a 60 IN
poa street and yoa rill uI that friend in need is
FREUD indeed.
TFforl tie ".oau'5cru teIirai .yau1r6ll
PROFESSOR NGEEFORD
Although opposed to the system Of ad,crti,nc vt -
deem but just to th gentleman 70 dnt That ls vste1
Of tcIt n Private diseases is uuGouhtely the raoss
approved in throughout the c ilzcd world