davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

The scsmshp Atlantic, cepi Edrldee, sailed yesterday II
nom for Liverpool
The steamships souherner, Capt Murray from Charleston,
AMI Eordsy Cap, woodruff from Savannah arrived yeser.
day The pnrser each has thanks Cor papers
Monsoon and after Wednesday, i1h Nov TIE ships OF the
View York and Savannah Steamship Line will leave clock
Pm, instead Of O'Clock IN. A. heretofore
SUR MascoNo~o, Bosiop from Calcutta, was on care
Hope ~ days IN heavy weaibers p sails 6c. On l9
MI LAT ~ lon 90 81 vessel 81 about 30 40
bottom I'M, hal apparently been In that c0nron for long
time On tie inst Ia as lon a. II, seen par OF
shin house, painted straw color badly stove
pApK Josrrn HtIr from Philadelphia for New Orleans a.
Key West discharged Z MI, and cargo stored all In
rood with the exception 0 Ss tons coal. The coal
n 10 shipped board the brig Gov Anderson which
would pobaby be ready 10 sal the nth Tor New Orleans
Inc bark would lie ready be love down he 2h aud III
woud probably be necessary 70 put in part 81 ard
rieee 81 new stern. II would probably ,akc make
he necessary repairs and Two wseko AXE ~ The and
then she would depart for New oresns
cHp Bae opirrr from Boston for rctou before renor,ed
sofe Al Little River Anigonsh has been condannsd and
sod with part Of her cargo Br hr Matilda ashore some
place would probably be = total loss
pre Cnlpss ut Rysion from Jacksonville On tha sh i,s
I ar II the deck oed ~ lumber 70 miles SW Of Cape MI
srsa krr,.cF CpuD before reported ashore IN Vrova,s
g,t,rd vet ~ without damage aud has arrived 81 boston
san Lr,SpvvR Of Nevburypor drove a.,of AIN M q.
Nar ue Ray aud ss high and dry under Monf gonr.
" foiut
se.t F.vrr from noston tor Stamford sir haywood l.
ashore VI wach Ill Beef al has bgca,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

We have Jus, received the following proclamation
ssged BY the Saints Of Great Salt Lake 10 the faithful
II promises them good Time coming. "ehen seven wo-
shall lay hold OF one man, n Buchanan eloctedi
TO TIE LATrEH-pAY SAINTS.
Tn Errrps AND Rfll,s TRk CiuRrg JfSrs CHRIsr
o. lATnR DsY sAIs,s To liz SAM ~ nM USuED
prAR ItfTInrs. Fsrurrr FOLLOWERS or ms roRp Avp
RFruIyS7s gEA1B-We call upon you % stand firm
70 the principles Of our religion N the coming contest Tor
prescent Of the country. Our duty plain There are
too principal parties Ia the counry-one for us and
The other sgaintt Us.
The democratic convention in Cincinnati, which nomi.
rated James Buchanan for President passed follow.
ing re olution:-
Resolved 1ba, Congress has power under III consult
urn 10 interfere with con hc dof1csic Institutions q
several States and that al such Saes tho and proper
ntges q every hrg appcraning ~ icr Affairs pro-
M1icd by The Constitution.
This 10 principle Of the democratic party which they
bave extended 10 Territories vel =. at- aud toe
doctrine Of squatter sovereignty anpas ~ In aseret
well as 70 the settlers 10 Kansss and Nebraska
The democratic rarity Is the instrument in Cots hsod
by which 10 be sfs csed recognition rovereizn
safe. with the tomesc insiiutors Of slavery and po
yeamy established by the ralriarcus All prophets Of
Old under divine authority and renewed W the saints Of
In the Republican Convention assembled ~ Philade
pha which nominated John 6. frtn ont or President il
Received That Ire cons tuition consrs upc Congress sove
the Territories u the United State. Cor har
5 Al - ~, 6,is N cessess y, ~ ! 49, Nv 49, .
tsles thosc twin relics of harbs1n reiyramy slavery
his Is blow aimed directly 81 our rights o. citizens
Of enc Of tho Territories, our sscrsd Institutions aud
our holy ungirn
san&s or he latter days TO whom God reveals hh w,
through bis caosen prophets, stand ,tesdfau In your
faif for tie time Il at hand winch foreod nv The
prophet OF old and recorded the sncint scriptures
'And IN thai Gay shall seven lay hold Of ono
man. and they vii say, Lei eat Of bread and
wear cur o~n arTere only let Us be called BY ihy name
Given BY order Of the President aud Rulcrs Al Cre,s
sa, lake. on the fourteenth day of August, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
City Intelligence.

Nzw iFoTTzR's IZIp' Fog n1. PooG.--An effort s
LOW being made TO procure plot Of ground East
Chester, about eighteen niles IRON the city, which
70 &C. ayar; place Of burial Tor the respectable poor.
There tens o. thousands Of people in this city who
cannot afford the luxury OF 4 lot Greenwooi the
Caholc Cemetery when they die and now hudd led
airnz with the criminal the paupcr IN the ioahsome
CITY esDe,eT! In the proposed sroena only the re-
lions will be aiordel TO sve them decent inferno mt
Tbs worthy WORK should receiTe the aid Of all beuevo.
lent citizens.
Tx WE,rrsR.-Tbe CIT vas Visited By drenchng
rain storm yesterday sTenng, which was yery violent,
while i lasted but which benelted the public thorough
ares materially and left the cit looking unwontedly
clean Tie weather has been unsettled and cnangable
lately, but from this lint may look Tor chlier
blasts al CO der temperature We have been cheated
this year out OF our nolan SUMMER that most beautiful
OF American seasons but the prospect H. that the winter
vii be mid, which VIII a.lord some compensation.
FAR III AMERICAN hsusTx-TEe total receipts Of
the fsr ., the Crystal Palace and the cattle show
s2,,eic so and the expenses $1,000 TO- leaving ba
lance Of - COO to be ured by the American Institute
NnrAET Mates The following named companies
passed t-e Herald oince during the past week
The WIidng Guard made their second ANNA excur-
soa 20 Ct non lark, staten Island uberng 81 mnsksts
tor IS valuable prizes.
valley Forge Guard turned OFT So muske and shot f,r
A. prizes, a Port Richmond They were commanded by
Captain W Waters.
suod Guard turned out or their sixth annual large,
excursion. numbering ~ musketS, slot %
ole prizes n p locks, Hoboken.
Gulvy kusketeers, Captain I. C. Tsrkin with 50 m as
sets, SHOT ior 80 prizs, Al East New York
tlunxsa Guard went on their annual excursion on the
81 net They paraded 30 usse and shot for 20 prizes
J. W Banta cspaln.
Banks Guard. commanded by Captain W. DAVIS
parsded 80 muskets and shot for rs prizes at Bellevue
GndeLs.
NilITAKY TrasrAr.-The New York City Guard, num-
berne so muskeis commanded by Captain In Bar, e.
ooried the remains Of their late comrade, W. Hinch
clle 70 Cypress Hi Cemetery on friday last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

ton TO immense numbers Of the lovers of mnsc who
are fond Of having wordn1uniared 10 language that
they can undsrtand. he Buckleys have no supe-
riOrs in their line. Tomorrow night they tender va
rious songs, &C., and the new buriesque Of "DismA
of the Dread Swamp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements 81 Ocean Steamers.

IN
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAsx-From Charleston 18th and 4h, due at Havana I'd
and III From Havana 10th and as due At New York llth
4wsA-rrox New York lHh arrive At Havana 18th
New Orleans lgh From New Orleans Ih, Havana 2th
BLACK wAREIoR-From New York 9Th, arrive It Havana
la and New Orleans I'd From New orleans 12h, havana
lAh due at New York 18th
Leave New York At 10 AM and New Orleans at AM
ct Havana lah and Mobile lA.h From Mobile I'd HsysnI
24h, due d New York 18th.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value 70 those having correspond
The mail leaves southampton on the 4h 2sth each
Arrives at Gibraltar about the 9th and 18th OF same month
Arrives at Alexandra about the leth OF aud All OF fol
lowing month.
Leaves suez about the 10Th 2st Of and 9Th 9th of
Arrives Alden about the 18th 26h of and 10Th
Leaves Alden about the 2h or 9th Of same and day OF
val fer Bombay and llth TO Both for China DC
Indian Navy steamer arrives al Bombay about the Sd To 9Th
and 10th 10 2lst Of the following month
r. and G. arrives at Point Gale about the 9th
III and I'D 10 sd OF following month
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the day the
Puo Penang about the 18th 18th and 18th
Arrives singapore about the 18th 10th and 3lst
Leaves Singapore about u hours aner arrival
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'd or sh and 9Th or 10th
Leaves rext day for shanghae
Two mails leave Engand-one on the 9Th and Goth OF each
monhvia Marsees and arrive al Alexandria about the
same time as the Southampton mail
H8 An raeogs and Intended for sks NEW YORK h.
KAi-D sloaid be seoed.
ALMANAC roRK-rHB
RISES. 30 N0on sYrs.. morn o.
Sun sETs..........,.,. ~ HIGH TArER. .norn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

RECRUITS FOR GENERAL WALKxR-Capt. B. l..
Jones' Of Nicaragua arrived 81 New Orleans on the Goth
ut from Memphis, with . company OF sixteen men on
their way TO join General Walker. Captain Mcuahon &C.
companies this band on his return 70 the scene OF his
tol mer exploits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
Terrific Fire On EeDfeFonfsinc, Ohio.
rrT1Y-EINE BUILDINGS BURNT, INCLUDING Tw
BANrs AVID THE POST OFFICE.

Correspondence Of The Columbus Statesman
BsfJtr0s7AfSE Ohio, Nov. 3, 1855
IRE broke out saturday night, about ball past 10,
vhtb entirely destroyed fy nine buildings several Of
them he bet IN town. One ontbe square, except i've
hOhd ses, "a heap Of smoking ruins-,hrfy ave bus,-
ncys rooms N ashes.
Turer & Hutier, Soueb \ Hssbsugh, Rutap Riddle,
r. Cox, Dr. Holmes, JDo. K'rkrstricx W. T. Nclson
Kennedy Cshvo,, q. h. Taylor, Jno d. Myers n ID
Moore aud Henry Miller are among The sueve- n ana
some sus'tln heavy loses. n " Impossible ye, 10 est
rae he ius, but II " lnmcnre. The Exchange 3lnf
Ntrnatis Bark and Post Office are IN ruiDs. fs1oCecd
ire Poet once. ! now occupy one corner d Tue Csar.
Hose 1tirty fCur persons arrested for stealing g59is
brtst confusion AMI excisrnent.
Wv, MARQUIS, Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

be formed which will be able TO compete with the
Austrian Lloyds and the new Russian COMPANY in
the Levant and the Black Sea, the port Of Genoa
will become the point Of communication for South
ern Germany and Switzerland with all those parts,
and Genoa the Superb may again become Queen Of
the Mediterranean in spite OF her pa,Tenu rival
Marseilles.
The National Bank Of Vienna.
The hopes entertained by the commerce of Vienna
OF seeing the National Bank resume cash payments
in November next writes a correspondent OF the
London Chronicle in that city on the 18th Of Oc-
tober) have again vanished. without its being
at all possible TO foresee the period when that
great financial establishment will be able to
realize such measure. The premium charged on
specie to-day is Q per cent, and it is thought that
il will soon be raised to ~ per cent. During the
last week silver bullion to the amount of three millions
Of forms was received from Hamburg and Frank
fort but the price has not given way at all, and
specie is still scarce The paper issued OF late years
by the National Bank, and now in circulation is in
dnely out Of proportion with the metallic resources
at iIs disposal. No hope can therefore be enter
tanned OF any improvement in the course of the
foreign exchanges. The last balance sheet Of the
bank states the successive issue of three hundred
ana eghtyseven millions of forms in notes. against
eiehtyone millions Of gold and silver deposited in
the cellars of the bank guarantee for these three
hundred and eighty seven millions of notes. Tue
conclusion to he drawn from this enormous differ
ence between the paper issued by the bank and the
cash at its disposal is that the establishment is far
from being able TO resume its cash payments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09


Turin (ort LAY Coresp ndence Of the London Time.
On Sunday last 1.-THE l2tb) the Transatiantic Com
psny o. Genoa gave tsto ON board Of It's largest
steamers, the Genoya, TO inaugurate it, commencing
the undertaking for which the company was formed.
Hitherto the YES els Of this company have been all
employed In the French transport service; but the
Genova Is only Just completed and arrived from
Ell gland only week before. The Geneva Is an iron
screw Gamer, OF 300 tons burden, with engine
cf 300 horse power. Her average steamng on her
outward passage was between 10 and III knots an
hour. Her steam power Is made applicable TO seve-
fh other purposes resides working the screw as
oo0densing engine, working the pumps, and hosting
cargo OF spars &C., and her cabin accommodation Is
comfortable and well ventilated. without icing over
charged with inappropriate decoration.
The Transat'antc Company will legin its regular
work on the 10Th OF this month, when the Geneva
will ssil for Rio Janeiro, touching nj the inter.
me date ports OF Narseilles, Malaga, Cadz,
Tenerife, Pernarnbuoo, and Bahia, taking pas.
seneers for MsDtevideo and Buenos Ayres, who
will be forwarded by steamers belonging 10 the com.
pany from Rio JsBero. On the 10th OF every month
one of the vessels OF this pany will leave Genoa
Nbr North or south America the ultimate destination
ON alternate months being RIO Jsnero or New York
With the intermediate ports a. far as Cadz common
10 both. The government givee small subventi IN
OF COO OOOf year for the carriage OF mahs nut
otherwise the company In altogether private specu.
lafion, and, II must be confessed very bcld one,
considering that France with all the cid OF despo
tic government 10 favor OF the scheme, has not yet
organized its Transatlantic con muncat'ons. II the
pr0pc cd fusion Of the Genoa Transatantic Com
pany Nth smother company Of the Hne place vfi'h
row has steamers runrlpv slopg the ltolan coat
sLeyd he tanied into eject, and one large company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
The Very Latest.

We have intelligence from Constantnope 70 the 18th
instant The eek government had refused any in.
demrity to tie English sub ect Nr Noel who rob-
bed IN 1854
The Epgsh commander ., the Praeus has hired build
ipss for the use Of the army OF occupation.
SPAIN.
The government order to deliver passports TO Spanish
refugees IN foreign countries 10 include all Csriss
who viii recognise the existing government
The government pagers pretend that the Cortes will
shortly be assemble and tha, excellent measures will
be submitted TO them.
[Frcm the London News (City Arucle) Oct. "a
OF the flc-, 500 Il specie the Canada from New
York &6l,s French account The residue, con-
sspg OF American esgles day purchased for the
continent The whole Of the ESQ ooo The Washington
from New York has also been taken for the dest
nation No god u known to have been taken from
the Bsnk
The london Times City Artlcs.l
FRIDAY EyxSiSG, Oct a. 1855.
The recovery the English funds continues 10 be well
maintained and today there have been some invest,
ments.
The accounts from the Bouse OF the increasing heav
nss s now attributed 70 he wholesome OF the
Bank o. France il discouraslng all applications for loans
and produces therefore, unsatisfactory eject this
eide.
TIE trowedge tha. the Bank OF Eng land has been
subjected during the present week, 10 any Continual
dra.a and that, 1oi~ Outstanding the active demand FOR
dlscoun they ally recovsrlng the great absorption
Of their reserve caused last By the payment Of the
dividend, tnrar.s considerable confidence which Is
Strengthened b. the assumption that .5Ooooo. By the
James Baines now abou. eighty days ovt viii arrive Ia
tine prevent ary renewal Of direc, wihdra was The
jna quotations D the French per cents the Paris
Bourtc this evening Sc CSC for money 6sf zoe.
for hccoLni-beng decline G. 2 per cent.
The hamburg adyces state mat the supply OF money
slightly Increased he rate Of discount having
ceoed TO u per cent
The letters rom 81 Petersburg that the Of
exchange remains al SsIE, which does not encourage
Shipments o. add from tn SIDE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09


Excepting only tic diminution Ia the circulation,
the alteration la neaE every item OF the account IS
unsatisfactory. The oars W The Bvurse urCn rail-
way securities, n Ia true, have been broughs within
much safer LIMIT, being nearly two millions less
than last year; but, ca the other hand, the adj
varces on French government securities exhibit
an increase Of . million and q quarter Il Is
evident that for o comfortable time past the
administration vf the Bank 6 France, acting
probHbly upep hint from the government have
ACCORDED much giestef degree Of assistance TO the
funds than TO railway fecuIities. Railway specua-
ton having become 80 Wild az 10 threaten great
financial emhavrassmen's, the bank directors
might well think Il time 70 limit advances in this
direction. Far better would II have been for the
county, had they drawn the reins yes tighter. But
the heavy amount Of the advances upon the rentes
wnrrsnts b, lief that the government carbot I've In
Suced 10 Iaeak through It's old vicious habit ~ 70
gs,dirg sDd ebdeavoring 70 persuade everybody
else % regard, the market ysue o. ine frenca
altar hny o the existing regime. Evi1ence " tiis
j. aaoedsd slsn by TIC most Ee;en' dscisi0ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

Hs An packages and aers Intended for tia New YORK h.
BALD sloaid be sealed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

We have jus, received the following proclamation
istged By the saints OF Great Salt Lake the faithful
II promises them good Time coming. "ehen seven wo-
shall lay hold OF one man, n Buchanan elocedi
TO Tuy TATTFp.p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

been marked out o. toe chosen domain Of slavery.
leeis3a.iye rather th.u military. Cuba was coveted
and Texas annexed not for the sake OF Cuba or of
Texas hut Of the yoes which they would confer in
Congress, and 10 whatever point OF the compass the
arms Of the republic we're turned. the victory she
sought was really over the North. The tactics of
the south were crowned with success, the nation
suffered itself to be caneht by the lure OF foreign
conquest, and the South might have succeeded in all
3 des eDs bad not the rashness generated by i'm
punity together With he meanness of its most pro
minent political anita gonists excited il TO pitch of
prsumptuous folly witch has reused the free States
to a sense OF their danger disspated the visions Of
conquest ard glory, aid excited a sentiment the
strength and depth which will never be truly
known until il has found full uterance in the Presi-
Dental election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12
Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.

INJUNCTION IN TIE CASE OF BALM OF ruors.Sp
FLOWERS
Nov. s.-The Judge ordered an absolute niunc
toa TO issue in suit brought by William =. Ret.
iidge, the proprietor Of this celebrated article.
eainst one Of the first druggists of this cygbose
name we for the pres9n. withhold-for The at,em.t
TO palm upon the public spurious article under tho
same title, got M by one Rice, of Boston. which in
Janciion IL IN the following words:-
HOFFMAN,, Justice" IL appearing satiar,e,orilv
me BY the complaint herein duly verified bv the
hdavit Of the plaintiff, tina, sufficient grounds 70,
a order OF Injunction exist hereby order that The
teiendsnfs, their attorneys, solicitors councillors
agents and servants refrain from selling or Offering
fof said directly or indirectly, any preparation or
compound manufactured by them or bv etbe, ~
them, or by any other person or persons Thar &c
p'ainth OF The firm of W. Y. Fetridgc x Co. under
'he name, style OF denomination Of !" balm, IN thon
sand flowers or selling or Offering for sale anv
PREPARATION or compound having printed, written
OF stamped on the bottles containing the same the
words " balm OF thousand fowersh or bavinr ~
using any label OF wrapper printing or device h sucb
manner as 10 be colorado imitation Of thosa rs.i
by The plaintiff or by the firm of w p ratr;.,so e
Co, TO designate or distinguish the nl,intie = nrs
paIation OF compound usually known az palm Of
thousand howers,' until the further order ef this
court; and IN case OF isohedcnce on this orier 10,
will be liable W the phisbmpnt tbert for nrescr;,,aI
by law Dated New York, Nov. S, 1856.
MURRAY HorTxlS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

-or you are surrendering them to the tyr,nt's
power, and proclaming that there Ia no hope for
them when wealth and cupidty combine acapu
them, and pride and vanity cry havoc and lot ain
the dogs Of war. Which will you dor We await
your verdict in trembling suspense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-19
KEEgEDY's
Medical Discovery

THE GREATEST or TIE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY OF RoSbuiy, has discovered
MI In one of our copmon pasture. weed, q rem
sdy that cures EVERY KIND OF lIuMOR,
lrnm the worst Scfofali down 60 a common fimple.
lie ha. tried II In over eleven hundfed cases, and
never f,iled except ia two. lie has nov N his
possessipn two hundfrd eefiihca'ss 81 's ''l'
uc, az vithin tsenty miles II li"stnn'
Two bottles ate warranted 10 cure a nursing sore
mouth.
ono to three bottle. will cure the worst Kind o
pimplss ou the face.
Two ~ three nties will clear The system II biles.
Two huiies are warranted 10 cure the worst
kind II cankcr in the mouth and stomach.
Three 10 Eve bottles are warranted 10 cure the
worst cases of erysipelas.
One ~ two botiles are warranted 10 cure all hu
mofs the EYES.
Two bottle. are warranted 10 cure running IN
the ear. and hlotches IN the hair
-Four 10 six bottles ATE warranted 20 cure cor.
rupt aud runring ulccf..
One hottie will cure scaly ruptons u The skin.
Two or three bottle. are warranted 10 cure the
most dssreta'e casss II rhsumatism
Three to 'N bottle. are warranted TO cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight hottie, cure the very worst ea's'
II scrofh.
4 bcns6l,. always expected from the Gr.l'boills.
and prefecture warranted vhcn the above quan.
tily !. taken.
Nothing look, % improbable 10 those Who have
10 vain tiled III the wonderful medicines IT the day,
ls that y common weed growing on the pastures,
and along old stone walls, should cure evsrv no.
NOR: vet IL !. now a hScd fact. II you have a
humor Il ha. 10 start. There are M ". nor and.
alout II. curing some cases hut not yoars. IL has
nodded over thousand bottl,s ot u IN the vicinity
of Ba.ton, and nows the rdcctsf Il in every case.
II has ALREADY done some ~ the CREATES, cures ever
done In Massachu.ctt,. lie gave Il 10 children q
wear old. H. od people u siNiy and has seen poor
puny booking children, whose flesh WIS soh and
hsbby, restored 10 perfect state of health by one
botte.
To those Who ARE troullcd With .ick headache,
one both, will alSsYs cure u. II gives great ~.
lisfin eatarth aud dittiacss. some Who have
taken ID nave BEEN cnsivc or years, ani have b.sn
.~ruhtcd Nv IL. Whsfr the body y sound u wotk.
mute sas,, not where there D. nuy drlrgcment II
the functions Il n,iurr. 1t viii cause Ncfy singular
i,sling,. hui 500 must not h. aarmcd-ihcy alW,s'
disappear IN furn four DAYS 10 wtcN. There d.
never a bad r,.ult lrun ton the contrary whrn
that fslng IL gone, Nou vii i,,l yuufssli Ike =
new prfsrn. heard some Il the fnDst eNtravaglni
chromium. ~ it that n,n ever li'tsasd 60.
No chaagc II diet ever uccessay. Eat the best
sou can get ani eoough ofit
RoNHuRT, Sept. 10. 1858.
Thr - - svhfy, nat ~ H. NAY, DugrH
P1,il1ad, % "a, dsiy a.ih'1soi Ga,ysi igssi y,
~ M,.iisai Di'og,sry IL ~ STATE y Nti4s. aai
illi h,s H1rlsi Eh iAs g,aus,, di,'d fron ~
LliorlirfV. DONALD kLNNEDl.
H. a. HAY. Druggist. rouhnd. the OIL, an.
th0rfsd sgrnt flr Mainc.
Sold ~ AsuETNs Il B,rI', PARE llil; ".
4 BusT, VI. ~, 10. raris; T.. Aso"d 4 Co.,
Eu,kf,ld. Rulsu NU,rs, Norway lyjO