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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16
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Npv Fosg, August 10 ilo''
Ibsd intended 70 say nosnint 10 answer 70 all the aru
chez subh,bed In regard 70 my,efsnd the cdnai 'shAn
affair But - the As, article, In ~hich Ian said 70 have
exressed my mention OF taking care Of the ohircn, 10
rc,irs some believers and an annoyed BY inquiries OF
shat ip,spo TO DO hem, &c, thought best 70 In
fo,m YOU Of H. any hing honsh o-st 10 say about
n vosld meet my spprob ,iion IN ave II 10 dis
cve,or. I vosb state that have believed Yrs. Gan
min sbsm Innocent all the carres brought asnias, her
an W the OF argus; and, under that ae, ef sympa
,blze deeply for Der ard her family, whion believe 10
ne bo or.be and manly, and n eyreo oon,oied BY
sooviss vas on The aide Of Humanity. Bii
he hs, sG OF his woman II vii no4 use
ssy although she may deserve ~ IL ,erect
w. dsps 70 humanity and ba she been pure ~ the
angels up 10 he % Of August, for this should
her, ard coesder her rorthy the sym aihss OF
any high m ndtd person The chrdrsn are 10 be piusd
sps their future cond Ion ne miserable BIT
can assure you never said should take Of them, fos
never int need 10 From the 80 Of August ider
wss sbeovsd frt m all cling Of ndpess have been
grossly doceived By her. thought best 10 dehne my po
shop 70 you, Articles might be sen, purpor'ine " be
sa emcea OF What have sai : and which you wonh be
able V dncfiminate, Yours, &C. ", B. R0BhKTS
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Richard ~. John. OF new YORK, IN Virginia
jail,

rhere mitiet TO the sil OF this county rev
days since (as raiic) who calls himsefkchsrd
81 John and from tho best information can gather rom
bin he mus, have come from the city Of New York, or
,hcreabou,s His height about feet 10 or II nches.
has fair complexion, foil head Of auburn hair, which
curs ps,u ally, thin red vhsk9s, and hazel eyes, and
v~y respectful In his conversation and manners BE q
.l,o quite an stel, emit man, and shoud tnnk be had
seen bever times have Isken the liberty 70 address W
%, ss,cr tr OF h person. with the request that ron
al, publsb he sau1e In The HsEAtD, W which means
,h,ns IA 4. probable bis friends may lear Bis whereas ms.
Al hi. request, save him pen ns and paper, ir him 70
,,te ~ ss grandfather and enclose bis letter you.
n, which you will be enabled 10 Judge Of his al con.
oou Knowing that the HERALD ha- extensive cigcu-
i,,op hf pc you v publ an The facts, cannos apd
on. anything definitely from him.
wN, RowE.LE, Jslor.
YossIoyy, va, July 81, 1851.
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rus OFFICIAL rrnH TABLE.

UpkM pvdnted agsinst the eyVis viii yin the Ora
class prise the Haze the second. these yachs
difference In CANVAS
OF he second class tbe Una and Rowepa claim 10 have
oboonctfved the order, end have already otmsie
enter prcsess against their brethren Of the
copselus nee. There wa evoepty mistake somewhere
but auahornes say Thai he Una ana Rowes not to
bhmc In The prcmi 60 A for the Reoccca,
che wS doirg nobiy. bong v'n up with
tho cadcs OF the ned, when o,nfoundody heavy ses,
Into VII ch she jumped hke Newport belle into roller
and extra pun Of ~ind 10 bep Il, tore away her b,
ssd ION the poor kebccca. far shining the
concerned qnfe hoys du cobo vhesoupon the Reboooa
leo the tight lying before sind for hArbor BIT
"beior lock uext ure. no bad maxim, and al pacles
allow Cd ht Rebeoca "behavsd beautifully" ny ~ the tine
Of This unIucky accident
A tor the remainder OF The second CLASS, he kinnic
made The ickoss TIME the dn,ing ". saoe
dttsnce, which may he called thirty three utAs, or
allowing fer lacking, ray 'orty four, In 81 mi
buta. and seconds, Arriving a. the goal
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reported thai the secnnd csss You'd ne p-otrs cd
b, the Roeena Uns. out 90 have at nssrd n
stated that n can b arranged that stl b.
rubtshsd. or osbsr bfsctory evidepSe .vsa BY
Yacht Gu, generating these vesses ffoa si In
'tshs uS S0 sd zoe elsss .bs Eosmooc tss IN
OIL bs, thus winning The nrst tbro prise,
and the Bonita n 8 ~ rs, whc, AK me %.
Good size. n 10 said thai The BcowA, o~ipe ~
bet finally oescfnned give her the ,foood pr,re
In C buderailop, perbaua-Hs she 70 said be ve~
,e,-o' her youth and nexpsrienoc mo Azsns came In
ne Der during tho rec vas. d, 70 IL uupro
m5ipt but m.re fs,usoe 70 ,essps The quses of NE
scbis thsn vns ter ards, Tor the stn Of the
rpus began 70 d.inde do IN, sud NE dull Tray airy
rave say 70 the white and blue; ha,vy chang, a,
ocubt W The oocuIan,s Of ,he ala nunsred moe
rsges shcn hpsd tue sh've road The
And 20 epos tha' eventual mattel II 'east y, genle
nautical amateur, and thcir Iriends--lhc regatta
meetre OF The captains n IN sess,on We gri.a
hosro The Oommodor~ ~ copsder the prnpr~t ~ sccap
ing invi aron 20 Fail Nee ,ort 10 n
coron Q. vmh an invitation hom hn h,Dpr the Mao o
ths, snriert and borc,sbls to~u
This invitation oould not DO sccepsed, a. would co
nic y nh the ar angs merts OF OF tbs OF
yscts The 'qusdr . WI sso-du gls pvt compsny 70
moyros, to pursue their ate wsys-eome wing W
Po~foD. The Nandertr, -e leve. b.,as err aio 70 40
IN tbst drec ION, ~he Others w sect III ok isls-d
osctr zoos, or i"uon 81 prr the Soand they
-,d her vsy osch again 70 NE great metropolis. Ba.
s-we have just levned that Il hes bccs de ermued
thai the Ute and Roseps (secopd class) decded
20 bso entered or the race, A. hey dcssed by order
We aod the iolospg compilation OF the tlme given In
an csirs Of Tho Nev BEDFORD Sdrddrd. ju,t sud-
We ave below the time when zach ysoht rounded The
d rent stab beats, and Of their arrival tho uoms
lion. The Judges did have time 70 no he pa- age Of
all The yachts sround the n'st and sAse boass
baik left oppo ,he name Of those boats NJ the
umo em thus on ineo The folio. log tsblcs give toe
time OF starting Of the yachts Of each cass ana Of w
passh each stake boat
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APPALLING COLLISION
.oor.o>o~o~o~>~o>~ooS
4 Propeller sunk IN sixteen Fathens
Water.
S>>-S~->~~.r~Ne~N~N~>sN-
Fifteen Persona, Men, Women
and Children, Drowned.
,~o>>>~~>~<S~~~>~N~N~>e~>
lOAF AND VALUABLE CARGO TOTALLY LOST
CORRECT usr OF LOST AND SAVED.
stassmAnts Of Roth Captains and officers, Crew
and Passengers Ct the sunken Vessel.
sN- ~~r~.~~os>~r~~~"~~~~">"~"N>
AAecting Scenes and Misunderstanding
Of the Passengers.
>>>>1.><-~>.Y-ooo~~.~or@s~ So.
uRA1H or AN INVALID PROM EXCITEMENT,
~, DO. 20.
1xA1H oTAN INVALID PROM ExcTTEH1T
-. DO. 10. 80

N otter Of New York and Brooklyn ware yesterday
ro~n into tNe Of 6, oy The announcement
ss oct disastrous and destructive collision had taken
uA~so but . se~ hours bernre, Long fland Sound,
Asweep the Fall RI steamboat Metropolis, Capt Brown,
sSd ne Nsv London ard Nor siNh propeller ". Harris,
ayA Leopard Smith, re.una in The immediate sinking Of
ne yxcs.~ner sixteen fahoms wsaer, carrying do
vsh her fS'een human beings. Tho fAoh IN oonneouoo
vxs this SHOCKING ea,a. trs p,e are thess-
me J. ". Harb, one Of tina une Of Ne~ L'ndon and
vssh prcpeers sh her pser No. Il worth river about
sookck Friday ssvpooo her regular wees, tip for
n above named ulsees very heavily laden with
psed cargo Of meroh sndte ocnsisDs o. groceries, pro-
aies bar tos &s &C., valued in al At absut $50 900,
nod s-,es In addition Ii cargo she had board
tsensy -seven persons, med o. tollewss-
PssaHNSERa
w. 4 L Smith, vito and daughter, OF ISL CONCORD
nh~es Rvo kyn
Mt-s Grroon, Of 81 Catherine street, Ne- Yok.
Jshu Ayrep, Of Go Bsmm' nd sbecs, New York
L,en D,np, tf 8rNkl
I la,nes rhh of NJ ~ York
william Or, II ookHu.
s>noe, "e.nsn, Of sroosyn
S BIN s Smith. Of New L''aoa.
ssnSsman, vito and child names md residence
CAgAaip Leonard Smith, OF Mes Lnnd1a, q
0soses Tnompsop, dr-t rnsioeeS, a New London, q
Warn. seoood eSgtssev, :"
Hspbeu Prestsce, male,
wanAm Grs.e,, deck hand, :.
Jsyvy Tar niesn,
George Aep, :"
Ds1bel Dsjsy,
100 :. go
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A CRlrICIsING mrsRANn.

A contributor To the Independent gives q
graphic picture vt very unpleasant aud
annoying phase III domestic life:
Quite dishfull II raw eggs" said Mr..
Elcry, as lie turned the third une from THE
.helI into tie cgg cur. The remark was
made III no illhnmurcd tone. lis face wore
10 sour. 70 laultfnding expression. Nestr.
tiieless, his p0nr wife, who had daily bUilrd
eggs Tor him during the lasitwenty years. and
always by the minpie. hard, had never heard
the expression unte IN all that time, " Ny
dear, these eggs are just right
Daily had Airs. Eliery varied. aud daily
did objections vary. +" lnu lurg your egg.
this morning, didn't you:" Next morning /:
Z" Your eggs ave pretty sult but they'll de-. :
Morning alter: " BETTER ave these eggs Tor
bullets = aud thus tie poor wuinan nesef
pleased. still he could nanige to dispose Of
two. three, or faur at a breakfast very
well.
Misfortune never came alone; aud Mr..
Ellery's eggs we're not his only mistap.. Ills
shirts never fit right abnul tie shoulders.
The bosoms we're stiff as huaft. ir ligtsy as
a hankerchiei. Ills meal, are alaats q little
too late or little too elily, aud tie rIOn
forever too hot or too cold.
But We we're not pretending 70 follow tue
poor man through al his trials; wr have mi
to do with tie eggs. Mr.. Eilcry i not 40
epicurc or gormandizcr: he i only, al his
own table, "A Liiiie particular or, a. he express
ses IL, he " cannot eat what j. not I'll u rat."
From home, he can relish whatever j. before
him, aud j. e,crdrcme, q must pleasant guest.
Perhaps, should the truth come out, IL would
appear that NJ Ellery has lallen into habit
oi home Iault.hnjiug--a sort uf domestic
criticism and from this unconscious habit,
his vile, Tic labor Sl whose lite ii il to
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THE ORIGINAL NIcARAGuANs.


The Nicaraguans are supposed to have
been apeople Of Mexican origin driven south
wards by great drought. Their language
and mode OF writing we're similar to that of
Mexico; their religion deferred slightly; their
architecture was more simple; they had
rough form social poity and their customs
were IN one respect unique. A young Nj
caraguan beauty would have many favored
lovers; but after time, bethinkng her that il
would be well to marry ana settle, she would
ask her father to give her portion of land
near to where he lived. When he had an.
pointed what land she should have, she would
call her lovers together and tell them she
wished TO marry, aud to take one of them as
her husband, that she did not possess house.
but that she desired that they would build
one on the land which her father had given
her The pruden. damsel did not hesitate
10 enter into details US TO the kind Of house
she wished to have built, and would add that
II they loved her well, the house would be
built by such day, giving them month or
Six weeks 10 complete il in. TO one she
would give the chance Of furnishing the wood,
work to anntler, TO provide the cordage: TO
anolher, to gather the straw for the roof: 10
the House to another, to get deer and pigs
Tor her: to another, to collect maize. The
work was usually put in hand with the ut
most PromptItu,le, nor was the least thing
dispensed with that she had asked for. Al
last the huuse was ready. The nroyis;on.
anu me furniture were put IN It, and the hearts
OF the oserworked competitors beat rapidly
as tie fortunate or the fatal moment an
preached. solemn feast was held in the
new house. When supper was concluded
the tlamsel rose, and made short but rraci.
Gus speech. She thanked them ali heartily
for the labor they had undergone on her be-
hall. She then said, that she wished il was
IN her power 10 make SO many women as 10
provide wife for each Of her suitors. In
times past they had seen what loving mis-.
tress she bad been to each Of them; but now
she was golng to be married and to belong 10
one alope-and this is the one, she said;
whereup0n she took the chosen suitOr by the
hand, aud retired from the apartment. Her
choice having been declared, the disappointed
suitors and their respective factions went
away amieably, and concluded the feast by
dancing and drinking, until the senses Of
most OF them were overcome. The rejected
sultnrs, after that day, could never hope for
a smile irom tile bride. Generally they bore
their disappointment with meakness; but
sometimes one or two OF them, probably in a
state te0iamhrosial deirium, committed suicide,
and were found next morning hanging on a
tree. IN the neighbgrhood of the palace Of
love, built partially by their hands.
Hobby.
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p'aese him, is doomed toperpetual disappoint.

p'aese him. is doomed operpetual disappoint.
ment. s8
Nr. Ellery is an upright man. He values
himself On being a good husband. A man Of
pnref morals never lived. Down, away down
n the bottom Of his heart, his wife occupies
warm place; but il is so far down as to be
: matter Of faith, not Of sight. Mrs. Ellery
was naturally social. Her young days over.
flowed with eheeriulness aud chat. In her
fathers house. fshe cooked anything, WHY
BESSIE what toast you make give me an.
other slice. And these eggs! it is something
to have fresh eggs at this season and il is
more still to have daughter that eau cook
them just right"
Bessie has faded young, as American wo-
men are wont to do. Her brown curly hair
las given place to many silyery thread. and
her meals give few limitations Of the gIeesome
board that Bessie Wolcott gladdened in her
gIlhood.
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PR OsPECTU
North Carolina Presbyterian.

,INhE Presbyterian Church In North Carolino ho,
long idbored under sc 'ous disadvantage from The
want OF journal to advocate her claims md ref
eflntefesis. it Is estimated that only one thousand
Presbyterian Weeklies are taken IN ,he hound. os a,s
three Pfe-byieries. We have thirteen thousand Com.
muneants and Il safe TO infer that there an, ,hirtv
thousani rfesipierians IN principle Ia the Stale Our
synd stands nth IN the Union IN point of ,unh.,s
and her membership greater ihan that OF any synoJ
routh ~ West OF Pennsi yana. Our sister States on
inc North and South. neither Of which has member,
ship 80 large as ours publish tlIe Cenrai and tho
souhern Pfeshyteiion fr The benefit Of their peope
ihe time has come when the Presbyterian Church in
North Carolini should likewise do her duty 10 her
children. II Is conceded and important fact. that
hnnireds OF oLr members will take State paoor yh,
viii take no other The Paper needed 10 be tue orgon
Of our synod and Presbyleres- elevate and eohien
,be pety Of our membership BY dfusing evangelical
knowiedge--to promote the cause of E,Iueaiion-t
develope the talents Of our Ministry and 10 strengthen
ihe aachncntcf people 10 the soil aud sanct1a,es
of their own State.
II our Church IN other States, and clher Chur,h..
70 this Stale, can supply their members with Religou.
journal, why may not wet Ale NoHh Carolina p,es-
oyenans lnienc' 'n talent energy and patriotism ID
sns heishpofs % hc North or South, or u Christians
81 oihei denominations az home Whh the sam. !,
better opportunities o accommodating ,iis ua,L shs,I
We leave y nndonef In the language ~ one IN nv,
,aos' aDs ani useful Ministers, adopted son or our
o'ae. ~ ought 10 have been undertaken twenty yea.s
ago, out y Is not TOO late 10 begin 10 do right"
=. IN the issi two OF three months, fund OF about
s''Vou aas been subscribed as permanent capital Al
me'hng st The contributors held at Greensboroueh
on me isih OF May, Rev. A. Baker. Chairman..-the
was unanimously located at Fayetteville under
,ae name and ulle Of the North Cohaa PresJyfeion
hes. VIM. n. Nehane and Rev George Mcneil were
elected Editors; Rev. Messrs. George McNeill. WIN.
~ Mebane, a. Baker, aud Z. II. Wiley, aud Messrs
oeofse heNeill' 81, John H. Cook and David Murphy
were appointed an Executive Committee, TO establish
tae raPer and manage iis business affairs.
u isour wish and design 10 make the North Carolina
Presbyterian journal Of the first eass, equal 10 the
hest IN the country In ypo2raphesl appearance and an
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EFFECTS OF coLoRs on HEALTH.

Important Suggestions. - From several
years observation ~ rooms Of various sizes,
used as manufacturing rooms and occupied by
females Tor twelve hours per day, found
that the workers who occupied those rooms
which lad large windows with large paues of
glass IN the four sides Of the room, 80 that
the suns rays penetrated through the room
during tie whole day, were much more heal
thy than tile workers who occupied rooms
lighted through very small panes &c glass.
observed another very singular fact, VIZ: that
workers who occupied one room were very
cheerful and healthy, while the occurpants
~ another similar ruom who were employed
on tile same Kind Of work, were al inclined
10 melancholy. and complained Of pains in
the forehead aud eyes, and were often IN and
unable 10 work. Upon examining the rooms
10 question. found lliey we're both equally
well ,entilated aud lighted. could not DIS.
cover ANYTHING about tie drainage Of tie pre-.
mise. that could effect tie one rrOm any more
than The otllef: but observed that tie room
occupied by tie healthy workers was wholly
aliiiesaasls,l. sud be f0um occupied by the
melancholy aarsers was cOiorel with yellow
urhfe
hal The yellow oehre washed oiY. aud The
wall. aid rptliass whitewashed. The work.
&C, etef after let mnre cheerful and healthy.
Alter making tits discovery. extended nv
observation 10 a number OF smaller ronns
and garrets, ani found. without exception,
that the nreupirfs ui tie white rtoas Wsre
much mare h.althy than the occapiers u the
yrilnw o. builsolurcd rooms anL succeeded
in inducing uccupiers rf the yellow tuoms 10
change the culor Tor whitcwash | always
found corresponding Improvement IN TIE
health and spirits 0l the Occuprrs. From
these observations, would respectfully ,lrnp
! hint Il thr authorities of srhuols, asyiums
aud hospitals, II eschcw yellow, buF, " any.
thing approaching u yellow. ~ thr graaI
color u tic interior VI lieir 1ailins.
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Office the N. c. Railroad Company,
June sth. 1857.
No TT n u

VIE next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held in Salisbury on Thurs.
day The 9Th day Of July. Under resolution Of for.
mer meeting, Messrs. d. A. Davis, j. H. jenkins, Vim.
Murphy and u. b. Roberts, were appointed 10 verify
rroses TOR the next meeting. Proxies may be forward
cd 10 either OF the above named gentlemen as soon as
prepared. None but Stakeholder can he a proxv
Ordered by the Board Of Directors, that publication
he made for all delinquent Stockholders to pay the
amounts due on their subscriptions by the Isl day Of
July, OF the same will be advertised 10 he sold.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL.
Treasurer.
'u"e ~V' 94-3w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

: WINNIE. NtIFNI
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. A. ID. 1857.
saIbe curie and others Hugh GnTrie and another,
Petition for Partition Of Land.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that
Eliza cunie, one OF the defendants in this case re-
sides beyond the limits Of this state il is ordered by
the Court that publication be made for The space Of
sK successive weeks in the Hillshorough Recorder,
notifying the said Eliza cuue Of the Cling OF hi. De
ion. and thai unless she appears a. The next term OF
this Court 70 he held Al the court house in Hilsbo
rough on she fourth Monday 10 August next, then and
there 10 Plead answer demal the said pelion the
same will be taken pro eonsso and heard ex pa,te as
20 her
Witness. George Laws Clerk Of said Court, al Office
IN Hisborongh, The fourth Monday of May A. d. 1857
GEO. LAWS, c. G. C.
Jolly n. lPrice adv. 81 5Ol 93-6w
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~ Gssssg;ss$sss;sS x. asr
s'1 sss sss
"A HUNDRED YEARS TO CONE.

" A HUNDRED YEARS TO COME"
Where will be the birds that sing,
hundred years to comet
The flowers that now in beauty spring,
hundred years to Gomez
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow,
The heart that beats
So gaily now
0!wherc will he loves beaming eve.
Joys pleasant smiles and sorrows sigh,
hundred years to come!
Who'll press for gold this crowded street
Ahundred years to come
who'll tread yon church with willing feet
hundred years to come!
Pale trembling age
And fiery youth,
And childhood, with
Its brow OF truth,
The rich and poor, on land and sea,
Where will the mighty millions be
hundred years TO come
We all within our graves shall sleep
hundred years 10 come
No living soul for us will weep
A hundred years to come!
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will Gil;
While other birds will SIM as gay,
As brigh, the sunshine as to-day,
hundred years to come!
Washington, June 20, 1857. R.G.T.
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sTArE OF NORTH cARoLINA.

ORANGE InuATY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term, A. ID. 1857.
Hamilton Montgomery. Es'r =. Alexander Mongo.
mery, md others.
Psfifioa lor SsiiismeHf
NT appearing - the satisfaction II the Court that
Arranler Montgomery. Mary Potts, and The chill.
dfen 81 Isds Woods decreased, defendants IN This
rase reside beyond The limits u this siae j. ORDER
dhy The Court thai puhlicsiinn he made in The Hills
boiough Recorder Or the space of III successive weeks,
notifying The SAID defendants of the fling 81 this peii.
ton, and thai Unlss they arpesr the neai term q
ms Goun 20 BE- held Al The count house 10 Hsboroneh
% The fourth Monday u august next then and there
to plead deur 10 the said reiiiio the same
vil he taken pro eo.feso AMI heard ex Parfe as to
them.
Witness. George Laws. CLERK Of our ssid Court. al
Office. IN lisboiough. The fourth Monday Of May A.
y '' GEO. LAWS, C. C. c.
June ~. tPrice adv. 81 SOL 93-Gw
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. o. GASTRIC
JUICE. prepared from Renne, after The direction.
q Baton leha. tbs great Physiological Chemist hy
J.HuUGHroN. J. ". ID, Philadelphia. Pa.
This = NATURES OWN REMEDY for an un-
healthy stomach. NJ afi u man can equal il eura.
tite powers L contains ~ Alcohol, Btcrs Acid. o.
Nanseous DtuE. Il i extremely agreeable 10 The
iasic and my hc taken ~ tic most feeble patients
whu cannot est water cfarkcr without acuie disrrs.
Bewaie u Dsagged limitations. pe9sln i not drug.
Iall un The Agent anil set Descriptive Ulrcular.
gratis, giving large amount IL Scientific Etilencr,
from lsehigis Aniinsi Chemistry nr. Comics phys
o.gy u Digestion; ~. Fefsira on fpod and diet I:
d. John W. Diaper, Of New York University; Prof
DungN.on.s Physiology; Prof siman II Yale Col.
lege; ID. Carpenters Physiooay. de-. together with
fepois d Eutes from I'll pafis of lie United States
W Pfpsin 10 Powder sent 3, mail, post paid, on ic.
ceipi u Uae Dollar.
Sold aholesale aud retail y Druggists generally, and
BY ID. ilEARfT,
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June 10. s.--i.m