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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
THE ArEAL OF THE FATHERLEss.

WIEN ia and week out Der needle she pls.s
Her bano they are heavey and dim II her eyes
For years has shs struggled with poverty dread
For years has she labor, d to Keep US in bread
No stove nor no coal and winter IL nigh
Di.psir not dear Mother and beave not that sigh
Let's hope for the BEST for shurely believe
Some heart will be open,d cur wants TO relieve
The rich seldom see the abode Of the poor
Their nothing TO tempt them 10 pOyery,s door
Not often they think Of the feeble and old
Who worn willie cOntendins with hunger and cold
OvsrpOwer,d and exsusted she sleeps on her chair
Is their 70 one to pity or no one 10 care
J. their no one 70 .peek 10 compassionate tone
To TIE widow ard father. less toilinf alone,
How slow III how wcaTisome passes the dsy
From morning till evening s'il Stitching away
O We that have power snd wealth at cOmmsni
Not often ye tLink Of the poor Of that land
Owe that have plenty relieve the distress
And grant the poor seons'ress moment ofrest
And then from the fsfherless prayers shall arise
And blessings for you shall ascend 10 the sky.s
You may not think this worth your notice to read
But this Is true case W, .er really in need
And remember the FsihcTiess calls for you aid
lfLot in this world in the next ysu, Il DO paid
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Advertisement
PRIVATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL.

FpgApp H. DIXON NJ D. Editor Of The Sc Lpel, asd asess
Of Practical Treatise Of tho Sexual system has
established spacious PRIVATE Hospital tor the reception Of
thosc Patients require Surgical operations prolsnssl
Dietetic treatment.
RUPTURE, PILES AND TfsTvLA
without the Knife gaure. Hours Pvste Cos
rltAoB Dr. D. residence, No. Il 5thav nom 70 snS
evening at all Others he 10 at the Hospital Tho ofes of
Tie Scslpsl 10 at Ma. Nesey-s ST., Astor Mouse.
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fAdversemsnt
"THE DEAD RESTORED TO LPE.-A few years

generally supposed that gray hair could no. b 10
original coi0r made bald hesds bu6
since the Of Professor WOODS HAR REsrosATv,
nsRy persons who dyed now seen daily sAs
vsr6u, walks Of life appearing 10 all the visor Of yoah wss
Ing their dark honD locks, simply fs2m p.nr hs ss'ss
Restorative" lLoul.viie rlmes a.
hY all DIM
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fAdvorfisemen..l
To $50, 900 waDte1, in a vol

ae respectable business which will yield bet profit q
over 20 ger annuslly Any wishing 20 employ kA
.um opportunity pIesentinz such induce msats
this He would be received silent Psrtnr qu.ihsA
have the fnsJe ,ent Of the concern Address
Box No go st. Nicholas Hotel.
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hss been tried with ibis oil A. to ts effects upon
tmenI fe twill be u curious thing II re shoud DC
snn, 90 "a, rok with oil from mir erai and sugar IRON
sv nlspt-that H. rev 20 this cOnntry.
pias 20 the variety 81 other subjects and the sms
~. spce the subject Of orchards-how 10 plan'
~ md how 10 keep tbem-sas pos poned TO inc
u u|t meeting, which viii Be at noon Dec. :.
GOVERNORS OF TIE ALMS-HOCSE.
q1e Governors Of the Aims House held their usual
sekly meeting yesterday afternoon at their rooms az ~
,he Rctunda Present-Goyeroors Draper smin. o"'
~1r. Bell Conover. Dugro Townsend and dnn'nei'
WEEKLY sTkTEhENT. . -. Tor
Nun her Of inn stes remaining in the Insu'u''
the week erdipg Nov. 10, lsJ6: ,.,.ua .... SIS
1au.xue Hosust,l 49,. e2ol Rsndslfs Island 1I
,pn.,ie ksvluo.. So Randall Island h''P Si
- par i 28 City Prisons ''''''''''' on
een,tentisry ~ Colorec n olh h.yium 100
pp:...,,s,yy Uosni,.l = s25lColsred Orpnsn isi
y wori HoSsS. no.p.a children at
Small Fox Hospitsl....... " ................5,S2l
TOtk..............'s'''''''
Increase. .....''s''''''''' ...........,S7 8
N,,hD, reua,iuins Nov. e..s....''''''' 90
a1,,i,..A --.',.........ss''s''''''''''
II
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DisohNE,o - ~,
f"' 60. -
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ADVERTISEMENT
r por,cov ~ 40 4 RpnADWAY 600

LII, Of Tusx,ys CHICKENS &C, just received nom -
.onn,r, for sale at prices to Iiosl. bosraiae
sMs .bra, anu ''"' A. L. srrssoS, No . BrosdvNst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

written Descriptions Of Chaacer given daily BY Prof Fow'
Lys a the Phrrnologsl Cabinet No 800 Broadway. near ths
PAX Private rooms for ladies and gentlemen.
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fAdvertisement.l

sssTs a. the exsordI Of shilling enough 10 nAhs
an ~ Artists Of thousar years smile in their
PnoToGRAPHs Gao Dollar. Depot, No. I'D Broadway.
HoLAEs.
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were each examined. Dr.. Moore said, in relation 10
the charge, that it wholly false. and tina. he oaly
required time to show its faisity Joseph A. Hyatt
sts.ed hat he commission merchant BY occupa-
ton 30 jean OF se, lived at No llo ksst Tbirty'hrd
street and in relation to the charge against hm that
4 was false from beginning 10 end.
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tAdyertisemsnt-l
RCOT's PHOTOGR ,PHIC and FINE ART GAL

FRY No. Broadway las lately been rehed and furnished
In H. fcent style This tos thef with tho hns ponres
Il gu.hsd persons exhibition makes 1t the fAshisashas
resort Of citizens and strangers
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Advertisement.

DRIED ONCE MORF. TON THUMB has CONSENTED
TO NAV Tom TIT in bred" THIS EVENING He viii sppes
in Hop @ Ny THUMB tho AFTERNOON win anybody sssy
way fIom BAkNuMs Museum these occasionsl
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both by the painters and the performers, and givss
,.;,;d n,rus,op Of tho.e tenlb" mcbs before whose
nee even the walls of the Bsstie we're AZ psp"r
c.nsxi.ve i. well worth seeing ard may be 50.
Sowp a. . triumphant success. The l-ading chsrso-
49,. ,,s vel, sustained by Mr. and Mrs Bcurcioault
Mr. and Ms. Davenport, Mr. c. risher and Mr..
pu,top.
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Advertisement.
ROOTs PHOTOGRAPHS and DAGUERREOTrfEs
are upsurr aised. No. 1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

Mr.. L. L. Youmans lectures at Buffalo on Friday
next, on the Chemistry of the Sunbeem"-,he same
lecture which so pleased the Brooklyn people last
Winter
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CITY ITEMS.

Richard II. Dana. jr., author of 1.-TWO Years Before
" the Mat" will lecture tonight at Clinton Hall,
AstI place.
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IMPRovEMENTs IN CHAMBERS srREET.-The prop
erty IN Chambers street. near Chnrch, for the last
fourteen years known the Chambcrsstreet Savings
Bank, fine large granite building, and formerly the
pride of II at portion of the city, has been pur biased by
VIM. II. Carey, who has commenced tearing it away,
preparatory to erect two elegant stores, with mirbe
f, ns The lot is 80 feet wide aud 100 feet in depth,
running through to Reade street The sum paid was
about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

STRISKLIHG BRoADwAY.-Snce their High Might
nesses about the City Hall do not intend either clean
sprinkle Broadway any other streets, why Will it
lot Toe well for all tenants tomorrow, and every morn
ing until rain comes, to put their hose and wet the
duet thoroughly If there is any law against protect
ing ourseve, from suffocaton, We have yet 10 learn It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

ARREST OF FuGuvE SERvAsr.-Anus Mckesa@
late ervsn IN he family Of Mr. & Pellet rcsdinl N S
nS robbed the her employer Of ewelrI and Sost
10 the value $50 with which she lied she was Axsa -
to, Justice Davidson, who ssnt her back fer trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

VrNTnATIos OF VESSELS A meeting of the Com
ni,sioners of Health and several members of the
Board Of Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon in
MI Valentines Office, City Hall, when DIR. d. X. Reid
appeared and explained his apparatus for toe parca
ton and cleansing Of vessels thereby preventing the
de,entons of ships Quarantine with suggestions
10 the general improvement of health 10 the City Of
New.Yolk. The Or. recommends the Of special
vertlatmg power ship board, aud the destruction Of
all noxlous eluyia by the action of fire chemicals
wherein darger is apprehended from its escape, spec
fyng the meaps by which this may be accomplished
ard tie different modes which the ventilation power
may be employed He also advocated the use of
tug steamboat provided with venating power and
capable of txbau.ting vitiated air and by
moyemen ut of valves of directly propeling fresh air
AL auxiliary wherever the Guarantee Station is
crowded or when ships are not provided with proper
veristipg apparatus The occasional action of air to
remove moisture and the local application of ice in
other cases to effect reduction Of temperature is like
wise recommended, and the application of special
chemicals uced at times by the ven,ating power
and selected according to the nature of the carg and
the condition Of individual ships. He also proposed
special plane for veutlating Hospitals in which iufec-
tious diseases are treated and for deconposing all
noxious emapations dangerous products that might
otherwise escape from them. 1t is considered by these
means the Commissioner Of Health in great sea-
port where hundreds Of vessels may be subj 'cted
casu lly TO Quarantine may efsctualy su stain the '
portart objects it and diminish MATERIAL! the
ordinary detention Of ships at Quarantine Stations.
As to the general preservation of the Puolc Health
in the City Of New York DR.. Reid expressed h's opn-
ion that very crest addition TO the revenue OF the
city might be derived from the sale "a manure OF
large amount Of tie materials not removed at present
hom the streets and from the conversion before re
moved into dry. iuodorous manure Of material tina.
ale at presen' sort Of uiasms purifying in stagnant
csspoos more or less throughout the whole or greater
part of the year, too frequently overlooking or other
wise Contsmnstng the ground 10 the vicinity occur
seing the multiplication Of insects and removed b,
Ircgress offensive that il is conducted during the
night and at a greatly increased expense. lie con-
ceded that agricultural DEPOT might easily be made
a Rsndalls Island or Blackweils Island. or in some
other locality, by m.narng few Uth the refuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

aad that come Of them were after yard replaced in tn,
ballot boxes.
Officer Holmes cfthe Twelfth Ward testified that he
saw Mr.. Van yoorhis take handkerchief fun Of The
tickets away from the Station House the day after elec
ton
Other evidence corrobora,ipg the above. was takeo.
after which the case was adjourned to Friday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

Dr. SrpISG's CHURoH.-The excavation for the lew
"B,iek Church" bas been commenced, on the property
rec. nty purchased at the corner Of TbiHy-sevsnth
street snd Fifth avenue The work OF construction
wi 90 On as rapidly as possible. The archi cctura
plans have not yet been adopted but the Trustees pro-
pose to erect very fine edidce. Of brick, with lofty
st.erl- TIE lot i. 100 feet 90 the avenue. and about
$50 Oh Thirty -sevcuth street. Ii costs $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

ARREST ON SusPicIoS. Julius Budt, keeping .
public house No AIS Pearl street yesterday arrested -
susricor II stealing quantity of ribbons sce goods and
cir, WI ch Il /. alleged had besd taken from various IL
the cy Tie property IN question found ON his pre":~s
and TAKEN 10 The E..x Market Police Court. He den~s 10
any Of h stolen property and the proof thus fsr In ss
Gsv
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Advertisement.

PHRRNOLOGY.-Exam with Charts q
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TIE MooRI CoysPIRacY CASE -EsAsiSarIoS
BrFoRE JIsTIcE CoSSoLLY. - Tae examinati oil
Dr. 81 PIice Moore Of Warren street and Joseph a.
Hyatt, charged with conspiracy to murder Mr.. Alfred
S. Livingston Of Trenton, v J.. continued yester-
day before Justice Connolly. The evide~e OF M
Liyir ssou taken, and he corroborated the te't
mony of Miss Worden the principal witness against
the accused iIasuuch as related to her calling upon
him at Trenton and conversing with him in regard 10
the conspiracy.
Joseph Cunningham, proprietor OF the ire"o"'
House at Trenton wac also examined, ana cofrooo-
s,el that portion of Miss Worden'. testimony "ncu
related her coming to his hotel with carpet bag al
the time stated, and writing note TO Mr. LIVINGSTON
also 10 her having had an interview with MI l..
Mr.. Livingston then cross-e1amined- anu s'a'ed
that he had known DR.. Moore since lSil thai Ut. VI
had travelled with him as his physician to the west
Indies also TO Georgia; in 1851 be dismissed Df' m.
frOm bis employ; Dr.. NJ. has a suit pending aga'nf'
bis wife for the recovery Of real estate when ne
ehsrges he rever has been paid for, and when ae
lied aid be proved false on the doctor own oa'u
Tie ceftrse here waived further examination ala
10th ofthe accused were beld 10 bal IN s'VoV o''a
to snswer the charge at the General Sessions.
Previous to the bal-bonds being signed the ACCUSED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

The American Industrial Association is designed
TO promote the iLteiestsphysicsl, social and moral
Of the Industrial cs,se- geBeIay of the Cry of New
York aud other cities OF the Union without distinction
OF station couitry, or creed.
OFFIcEss.-F. T. SEELy. Prssdsnr; the Rev. IHohas
ToWELL Vice President; H. H. HNpEs Cashier; IL nov "
Thomson. Iorrtsps ndrg Secretary AsaHkL AEsoIi
TT,verE Secretary CHRISTIAN AIsER, Ge-nar aad feheh
Secretary"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09
RIctalrie Course Races.

The spring meeting of the heae Jockey Club commenced
yesterday The day bright and beautiful could be de-
sired was fact bright; and the SUMS rays poured
down like many Invisible darts trying the heart and body
until beaded drops stood upon his forehead,
rather strong mprecaons escaped through his ivory portals
The for purse of s50Qthree mile heats for which
the entries Mr. Tenroecks 4yfo whose past
made him many friends and Mr.. Kenners MnRor, Voucher
fy that had been beaten The magnificent performances
Of Arrow in past placed him high the scroll fame
and after the entries opened the day previous race
he became decided fayoe Mnuow less known
fame yet she had past fall back career tat did
shame her lineage and that inspired her friends with conf
dence to go their ple' on er Yesterday, the track the
betting excitement had somewhat changed MS before tho start
Mnnow had the call The well posted markers of time guessed
from $50 down. ,,E=
FIRST HEATMinnow had tho track but at the tap Arrow
went of with the lead which lie held making the running until
at the turn into the back stretch of he last mile when the FLY
made play and after desperate struggle showed in front
from that out had it her own way. Time, 5.3S5S
The result of the hest disappointed the hackers of Arrow
They did not appear understand how was possible TINT he
should DO beaten with such in the time made
They died hard many of them still looked for an exhibition
Of his previous well tried speed and confident that the y
would be eompeedto come much lower down. to take the next
heat The betting now S00o $50 Mnnow Both horses
sweat out well and came to the stand condition for the
SECOND HEAT.As before Arrow went off with the lead
Mnnow trailing tina buck stretch Of the last mile she went
MP 10 him. when either satisfied with her position or
oil by Arrow, could tell which, dropped back again into
her place length behind On entering the home stretch
she him again and At the four mile distance stand took
position along side From this ont she gradually drew ahead
and came the string full length in advance Time 6s7
SUMMARY.
g. ssSMockey Glib Purse s50fNThree Mils Heals app
u. + Kepners b. f, Atisaoe, by Voucher, out of Dol
A. l. BingaInans III TenBroeck's) c. g., 1rroie, by Bos
ton, out of Jeanneo,
rFpNn1 W. Il -
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-- What lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagreeabie BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers dentrihce
would not only render sweethut leave the teeth white
haster? Many persons know their breath is bad
subject is delicate their friends will mention Pour
single drop the Ban your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last year.
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using the
Balm ofa Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove TAM pimpes,
and reckles from the skim leaving OF aso and roseae hue
three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
Sharing Made your shaving brush in either
orcod Wate pour three drops Of Balm a Thou.
sand Flowers rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
soft ather much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price
only 50 cents Ferdge Co., proprietor For sale by J..
Wright& Co., O. 0. Woodman and all druggists.
IL df,lr Il I'd f 1 D.. ,
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MISS HERoNs BENEFIT Miss Heron was greeted
lastevening with q very large and very fashionable
house, on the occasion Of her benefit The dress cir
Gle and parquette crowded with the loneliness of
our city, and unusual numbers drawn partly by de-
sire to attend the races and partly by wish to crop
teharvest of our festivities circulated through the
remainder Of the house. The occasion was, in fine,
every such jas should be gratifying to an actress
"A reward for exertions past, and an incentive to
| those which must come in the future Such very
tangible signs appreciation eyinced by such an au
dience as was assembled last evening at the Gaiety
leaves nothing be said Or written beyond the mere
record which chronicles it.
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OFH'1c III, q. d ca a1Is " TIE AZ.
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ID year and quarterly iat the
saae fates al vi 70 the carriers
in al cases,
Vi; III esesy insertion ~ cents
III eharged 81 for every
viii charged 81 per
III 81 sqaars gor ssets insertion
Inot will be published month,
longer and Charged ascordingl advertisement
until atrearages are paid, the
option af me ptopriet orH.i
Liberal Discount VIII be made regular
TsEE DAILY CRESCENT
circulation which renders adye
Users TAPER e crcnates largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes hour and being
hours consequently articlet
may Do adyantageously published IN if
columns.
g FEa w nj il ~ II XXI g F 10 seem n m
VI published Monday
circulation Lou
isianas ssissippi, Alabama, and other
favorable Of making
their wares commodities n
serted fer 81 per square. each Insertion 9fs
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TEL EGRAPHED 10 THE CREsC CEN L.
CO n MIG T1cUT ELEcT1o N
pr =, rnr SOUTHERN AND sArlosAI LINES.

BY THE SOUTHERN Asp NArIoSAI LINES. e
WASHINGTON, April s--The returns indicate that
there has been no choice Of Governor by the people
The Senate is Republican The House is close and
New York Markets
NEW YORK, April Our Cotton market is stiffer'
without any quotabe advance. Sales today amount
to 1000 bales.
Southern Flour, 81 % to 81 rs 4 Southern red
Wheat VI So; Southern white Wheat, 81 ST.; Mess
Pork, SIG 30 Sterling Exchange, 81.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, April s. Flour, IS so to IS rs; Mess
Pork is held at $14 rs. &s
58t River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, April s.The river is rising, with
seven and a half feet in the canal "a. o.
5s VIcKsBURG, April s.--The Oceana stockwell. Ma.
tional and America passed down at seven o'clock this
morning. The Natchez passed down at 2 P. NJ.
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MOBILE.

MOBILE.
Florida Huchngs MASTER the arrival at the Lake of the
o'clock NJ Pontcharrain R. Geddes 10 Bank Place
agent.
.= UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Planet, ogesby, MASTER at O'Clock P NJ. John E. HYDE
Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
1ngomar &cDonough MASTER O'clock T. b. Smith, l2New
2Legee and John f. Hyde 66 Poyiras street, agents.
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Alice W. Glaze, Ioualier MASTER ut O'clock j. NJ JOHN
son Co.. 8 Front Leyee, agents. 49,. -
C0VINGTON.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival of the 10 o'clock A.
Ponteharain D. C. Lowber No. % Magazine street
agent.
RED RIVER.
IL. W. POWELL Martin, master, at O'clock T. b. Smith, !:
New LeSee, and Lewis Snspp Co. 81 streets agents
St. Charles, Appegate, MASTER O'clock T. B. Smith /:
New Leyee, and L. snapp Co.. 81 Front street. agents
Compromise Kay, master, O'clock T. B. Smith, IL New
LeVee ard Lewis suapp Co. 81 Front Streets agents
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Wholesale Agents iii New Orleans
JAMES W. BURKE, No. IS Common street.
CADY & HOLMES, No. Gravier street.
A. d. GRIEF Il CO., Nos. IS, 10 and 70 Old Leyee.
GOODRICH CO., No. "a Common street.
EATON HENDERSON, No. 16 New Levee.
G. NJ. BAYLY & CO., No IS Canal street.
HALL, KEMP L CO., No. Tchoupitoulas street.
CONVERSE s. Co, cor. Canal and New Levee sts.
Z. ]. HART Il CO., No. 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
THOMPSON. ALLEN & CO.. No. % Common street.
SCHMIDT { ZIEGLER, No. l75 Old Levee.
W. l.. LANIER &c 90, No. % Poydras street.
A. & II. BLOCK, Nos. and Front street.
ELLIOTT L CO., No. l9 Poydras street
PAYNE, STEEL It co. No q Tchouptoulas street.
BUSNEIL t BAILIFF, No. 10 GraYier street.
F. W. COELER, No. 40 Common street
0. o, Wo9DMAS Magazine and Common sreets
And all the Wholesale Druggists and Grocers the United
States. MIG 2plmeod
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= as5- "A learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dry-
den his brilliant visions of poesy flesh ind
Mrs Radcliffe adopted The same plan. Green tea and coffee if
Sleep induce dreaming Baptsa Porta, for procuring
quiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper. Indigestion, and that condition which termed weak
irritable stomach constitute most fruitful source of Visions
The immediate direct influence of repetion in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in wakngE moments is
proof Of its power deragc the circulation of the brain and
the mental faculties in sleep People who troubled with in
digestion, may surely get relief from Hooands German Bit
ters sold exclusively in this country by DR.. G. NJ Jackson
10 Arch street. Philadelphia and by his agents See adye
tisement. Ea2+ al 2plm&W