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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28


A e election held in Sacramento for engineers of the
IRE department, George BrecknAa elected chief by
majority Of thisytyo, ani Cha 10; Brooks and samuel
Aahsn assistants
Zerassnno Bua, native OF the island Of Patmos, In
Greece was tried in San Francisco for tie murder Of
George Nico.sus and verdict OF msnslsuyter rendered
ssrinst tbs prisoner Both were fehermea, ami while
intoxicated, the lln Of last m,nta Buls stabbed de-
ceased from the effects OF which no died neat day.
John H. Smith to have hung on the 9Th inst.
In Nsps having been found guilty months $50 Of
the Of b +. Taylor NO cffTts hsve been made
10 induce the Governor " Commute thu sen'oscs.
N. Murray has been sentenced 10 be hung in sierrA
sounty on The nth Of September.
william X. nalsey, liabilities OF 1000, ana George
Bowen, liabilities sl7l 1928, have pe,itloned 10 DO DIS.
ssasgtd fom their debts under the insoveut act ID
Yreka Joseph Rogers and Isssc " Knight have be On dis
charged from their liabilities.
Annmber OF eosorsd OF San Francisco addressed
Letter, months ago. 70 certain officials OF Now era.
NADIA asking about the inducements offered by thst coun
try 70 ooored Immigrants letter has been received "a
reply from Gen Booques in which he teIls them to
or add says a darkcy AS the sane political and socia
sRbe a white man In that latitude.
A party Of sixty apos,a,es from Mormonism had
rived, win their families, in Carson Valley, IRON SAILS
Lake.
IL Martin an under steward on the Herrs Nevada
vss On the 10Th u, crushed ~ death by tbs engine OF
mat vessel while her way from Wnscom % Victoria
He wu a native OF New York and hal no relatives on
this coast His careesness and neglect OF orders,
were the cause Of the accident.
Or. l. g. Lyon, late Coroner OF Aruador county, hs
been arrested upon a charge Of numbering his vile
by poison On the sh OF July last Mrs. Lyon found
deac in q well her husbands premises. Subsequent
Investigations awakening the suspicion hat the hus band
bAa had agency ner dealh, post norton eXsml
nation and analysis OF the stomach OF tue deceased
were bai These resulted Ia poelve proof Of the pre-
.enca Of large amount Of arsenic 10 the stomach. Dr.
Lyon then cn but pursued and ovsrsken at Stock
iou lie quite wealthy and "a hard 70 assign reason
Sor big unnatural crime.
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CAPTURE or A SLAYER BY q. S. BRIG DOLPHIN.
Three Hundred a,d Eighteen Africans on
Board.

Hshhoreo Hsahtocn hhtC"no on
Board.
TIE rnlted States brig pophln Lieut. John N. Marllt
commanding, arrived al Key West on Sunday, Tie 2sd
INIT from the OF Cuba Tho Dophla sailed nom
sasrs 10 Grsnde 90 the morning q the 2hs inst
Al daylight she discovered sail ahead standing on The
same course ~ the Dolphin, which gained on her very
rapidly during the day. At p. N. the s,g ahead
hauled on The wind trying 10 got out OF TIE D1lphns
course, which caused bcr 70 be considered Suspicious
crar The Dolphin talked and stood % 10 pursuit. hoist
ing The English ooors and fred blank cartridge, which
being by the other vesss another nrcd
at half psst r. ~, and tAk also beng unnotcsd, 81
r. NJ she cred shoS the bo~s Of The suspect
ed vcssc which bad the ecct Of producing the American
Hss her peak but che stin continued her course
and seemed be making bes, endesvSrs 70 escape
when we'll directed shot from Dolphin took effect
her fore rigging causing her heave 70 and lover her
colsrs
On sending o boat board, she proved 70 be brig
from the African coast with three hundred and eighteen
negroes.
Her instantly cooaned aud The priz, placed
In charge Of Lieut. J. NJ Bradford and secd Lieut. Cnsk
Carpenter and sixteen from lhe Dolphin, ~ith o.
dcrs 70 proceed 70 Charleston, g. C.
The captain Of the slave brig on board nc Dolphin
The Dolphin win leave 10 morrow morning for 5ogon
learn that the prigs formerly Putnam; Echo
Vas On her Stern bat hsd been painted ever
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kmerican steamers sarprise and Sea Bird, whioh has
been recently increased by the Umstls boas heretofore
engaged the navigation Of The Oregon waters Victo
"a before the discovery Of gold north was place Of
very little note contsinng over i've hundred white
nhabsns ocsOr ~. ua s%s ssa%sr called s
M appearance In harbor, and sfer taking on board
supply Of provisions, quietly icfs without attracting the
Victoria Il place Of great importance ieas IN Cali
fornia Several steamship lines are running between
san Francisco and =, not 70 SPEAK ,, o. twenty
patched from here. A large trade has sprung up,
aad ths passenger statistics are Of the hrst mssni
Victoria = from New York and s read with As much
sv'diy TWO newspapers pubisned In the place row,
the result Of American enterprise, neither o. when
three months old The former system, sleepy and un
ciarsesble Of the Hudsops Bay Company, he's had 70
give way, and In lie place the vgcr and advanced ideas
AT the FIRST start hundreds OF OF wefh proceeded
from here 70 the town. and spscuased largely IN real
estate Prices soon went up, snd more was Thought
produce Of gold on tho river. Five hundred stores
sprung into exstenoe - By magic, Constructed o.
ingly and the traitors and srecnaaors those VINO
seemed right on the road q weah. But Victoria 10 at
IL eliminating point in hurry aud having been unns,u
rally inflated, has quite naturally, ,os res. extent,
session Of large tracs Of land and dispose OF them for
such enormous prices snort sightsd cupidty dcta
cd, End themselves mistaken. Their calculations are 9,
fault
Tue experience Of California and Of San Francis, W IN
particular has been productive or oeneacl fruits wnep
the Of the discoveries frs reached here the spe
culstors who saw that Victoria wM destined 70
be an important point-h the repsrr proved
uue--foreot that even the existence OF the mines
was q matter OF doubt At thst time, and also forsN
that with city contaiung si,v thousand nhsbttaass
within three days sail, Victoria could never, under any
circumstances, grov into metropolis IN monsh. they
accordingly rushed up tre and invested largely in ani
which they held ~ morsous rates thst even Ne
sngne Of the greatness OF the prospective city hes
tated 70 pap.
But whas Fsaiess 10 he or serious irporls1cs 10 u,
spoculstors 81 Vicors IL tSa discovery maize b. the
Herald Of tbs city, tln I've Hoisoae By C9mpsr, from
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CITY Intelligence.

ypoSas RrS OvRR AM badly ISJrrxD M BROAD
r,v--yes,erd.y morning Mr.. SLAM Fekacr, Of Rico
n.opd. Va stopping the city few days on mercantile
bu.pe-s while sfsemppsto cross Broadway Trinity
sb,,e en- was Knocked down and over By stage, No
lIs OF The Blocker street line, sustaining c,rpour
fracture Of the leg Ofcer Cohen took him 10 hin emr,
rsry residence, Us Division street.
AID FoR THE FRKr EPISCOPAL CHURCH or TIVE Coon
sErHxRp Rev. r. Hoyt, she pastor Ofths church which
viii be remembered, own down In the hurricane
Which rsssed over this city on tho 2ist Of June busy
engaged IN collecting funds for Ns Reconstruction he
letters from Mayor fiemsnn and Others synpathsas
with his cause, and receives Subscriptions 70 forward The
gcod work.
rHs Four COMMISSIONERS viii rsassemble % The brs'
Tuesday In september, when n reported that hrse
amoups Of business VII DO transacted ssrsssns Johns
who has been appointed ever Ire Brcsdssy squad, 90
removed and sept back Tie vsrd FOR post duty REV
chsnss n 10 be msds 70 the Mayors squad, Nnkh WI
sVhsr sve MIN ,e sstre s1ntrol OF bis men or thoT vii
te transferred non his csice 10 the Commissioners
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ARRIVAL OF tbs NOSES TAYLOR.
>o>|~-~>~o~>oo~-o~So~-~
Two Weeks Later News from
California.
4.6S4 In TIRE ASU IL E.
-oo.~oN>.~~~o~~ooo~~o~
Interesting Intelligence from Fraser
River.
>~~o-y~~o>~~o~~,D~~---~-
PoxfTi g A i n = W 5.
indian Depredatisns and Army Msve-
mentSs
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP OREGON
NEWS FROM OREGON TERRITORY.
.o->-,~-o-N>oc~>~o~~N~~
MARRIAGES, gIRTHS AND DEATHS.
~I>co>>o~~o~.>~>>or-0|~
FINANCIAL REPOR rs.
@oO>~~<~O~>o~>N>-->.o>o~.
r ox1T'I O A l. N = " 3
indian Depredatisns and Army Msve'
mentSs
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP GRECO
&C., &C., &C

ne Upted States III steam hip Moses Taylor Captain
Jaun Goao~Gn, arrvs yesterday G!seruecn frsm Aspiu
wal via Key ~es having let tue former port ID me
Iesh met she tho measure mails sra passengers by
se steamship SONORA iron Eau Francisco, the 5h inst
The Unteo States or'g Dolphin, Lsuenaas Commanding
Aaft ct Key West the 25d mat add wa to sad
morning for the north Captain AseH reports nsy
ing captured slayer calling under American cocss aaa
AAn sent her " Charleston.
August "a, Maasu Dupuy died o. bilious rcm'tsent
fever and WAS buried Of sea.
Tho following the Apecie lis OF the NoEaa TAYLOR
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sis,ed est,rs d g coad pho iol'owet them no her
rards, y all psDs over " sheltered place on the hrov
oi tb6hiiFSni remained nIpl Do.nIg
All The psssehg-rs saved have returned 70 san ffan-
cc1, Ia oruLs,ely EJECT register ~ the names OF
who board BIAS moi osen kept, 30 toaf Ia
impossible T. know hoe msnS psrsoed. With the excap
toD OF schooner spszns of Victoria, the emigration so
sr tss oeen sbgaariy ne from acldents ana but fes
hvee bsve been lost. Fr the future care wi b.
Observed, AID 10 % be hoped repetition Q, similar oc
cuIrepces viii be gusrdeo sRanst
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pscrr~rs d prvSFs-tlon. Clement G Cay, IT,, Vniied
esass ss,aor nom Alabama, has declined NE honor %
.wriir lamar tsudcfei MN b. the csz@s OF AoDiis,
pssarsa tor te ex,-l hsa tha vc,tne, his desire
fcs re- 1osc ant tsrtcl rahJc ---a, grave fSh1sA
4 .s,,sa IN a DOsl pro- d. spefVh
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san FRANCISCO TRADE REPORT.
(Frcm Won. p Coleman Co.'S Clrcuarl
SAY FRANCISCO, August 3. 1855
The ss-srd Cor soots from the county We ps rt
plshs yas lager, in TIE sgzregse, ,nao during aay si
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

a HERMIT NrNRoD IN VIRGIsA.-Wilburn Waters,
the hermit Of Pond Mountain the White Top region
Of Virginia. has killed four bears within the last three
weeks, of The exceedingly large. The A6'ngdon
Virgin,Qn says of this singular man:
For more than twenty years he has lived alone in
the solitude of that vast mountain region, devoting
his time to hunting and stock-raisDg. lie claims, We
believe to be half-breed of the Catawba tribe, and
is a man of great physical power. He owns about
600 acres of land and raises and sells large numbers
of cattle and hogs, and takes vast quantities Of wild
honey. Although he lives entirely alone, the latch
string Of his cabin is always out. and nothing seems TO
be more grateful to his feelings than the dspensation
OF his inequalities. But, poor man, he now has no
latch string orcabn. During few days absence four
weeks ago he returned to fad his home a bank Of
ashes, and all that his house contained consumed.
When we we there last week, he had built fire
upon the spot where bis domcil stood and we par-
took of bis hospitallties upon log in the open ar
- Since his residence upon the Pond Mountain ne
has captured ~ bears 80 wolves, and upward OF so
deer and countless number of wild turkeys and the
yarnibts Of the hills. He is 10 years old, and has
lived about halt that time at his present locality and
has never been at Abingdon but twice, though only
thirty miles from it,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

al carred cf The other man the night before Their
de,ign evidently Ia capture both o the men, take
them TO N.s"uri and sell them for slaves. The VII
lsius bad planned iu m ,he nice q ng of ., for the
two men would have brought from two 10 three thou
said dollars Mr.. Fisher on hs way home also,
when iu.t below the city limits, in the road leaiDg
south was over,sken by a hack containing three or
four men. Afer passing him shout twenty feet one Of
them got out Of IN. wagon snd, drawing pistol said
70 Fisher stop d-L y. u, or will kill you. Fisher
Immediately ,urred ard lied back toward the house o.
the Rev. Mr. Reyrolds which vas not far Of The
kdnappsr pursued sni shot al him, and az the same
time those in the hack turned their horses about and
put them al keen rur after the fleeing man with the
evident design of iu,ercepting him before he should
resch the house. A. ,hsjuucture, Mr. Reynolds who
had been alarmed By hired man with the Intelligence
that en- attempt was being made 10 XII man, ran
out, AID the kdnapp-rs, seeing that tney were i"l"i
turned their horses took in those VINO had got ont,
aid i!oye q frriously toward Franklin. Nr. Fisher
reached the house Of Mr.. Reynolds completely ex-
hans,ed with the desperate race he had run.
Samuel Fry Of this city, having been idehiluea As
the driver of the hack. was next morblng arrested,
srd, after examination before Justice LAID, WAS
bourd over for Trial in the sum Of 200 A. an ac-
compice in the attempt 20 Kill Mr.. Fisher. A man oy
the Isme OF Goss was ss" arrested the charge OF
attempt to kin, but an slibi having been proved, IN
the opinion oi the Court, he dismissed, but WAS
Immediately rearrestsj warrant issued by justice
Wood on charge OF kidnapping. The examination
on that charge il still pending.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
THE OCEAN VINOICATED.

To the Editor Of The " T. Tribune
SIR: The "trescherous Atlsntic' such Is the op-
probrous phrase applied by your rep orter ir hs ac-
count Of the loss Of the French ship on the Rocas 70
as reliable and honest sheet Of blue water sec article
Atlantic in the new Cyclopsdal as ever WI" crested.
What does he mean by calling il tTescherousl When
did it DO damage without warning Why, IT always
is STILL excepting some windy plffer disturbs it. 1t
gives fair rnotce, by s transparency or ripping, Of The
dangers underneath ts surface and il il had speech
out of its sublimy it would tell Of losses charged 10
its ireachery caused by improper equipment, over
loadipg careessness wilfuness, ignorance and fraud.
Luckily for the actors, the tales are in its deep
bosom buried
A long experience with the Atlantic has given me q
confidence in it which | have not in the and. lt
never takes you by surprise, gapes open and swallows
thousands as the land does. Many il the rotten ship
it has done s best To bear up Every dangerous 40
tion on its part is caused by anagonstic eeme1,
Millions float upon it's bosom with safety; AMI lbpt
upon il that your reporter has fallen into a;)n ip
slander. l do not wish 10 know BIS name, -,
have q chance at him on the Atlantic, he ,hiI l.
bucket of what he calls the treacherous e;nsl, 49,
prOper punishment. W..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

GERNAS NIssIOs IL INDA-S,ILISG HALF ROuSD
THE GLOBE ~ SEVEN WEEKs.-We Were shown this
morning private letter from lady connected with
the German Lutheran Mission at Trsnquebar, on the
coast Of CoromaIdel, 1886 miles from Mafras. There
ad been for long time difference at the Mission on
the subject Of caste, one party claiming that among
the native converts all distinctions OF caste should be
abrogated. and high and low should SIT together at
church and elsewhere; and the other contendng tor
the old practice Of separate seats The letter states
tha; the Rev. Mr. COrs had ds returned fr IN Dres
deD with full power n.the premises and had decided
that il was expe1ent the old customs Of caste
distinctions This decision created some dlssa,siac
tor, and two OF the clergymen connected with the
Mission-the Rev. Mes-rs. WUlf aud Appelt-had re-
-igred. The former contemplated joining the Eogbsh
Mission a. layman or teacher, and the latter had re-
turned 10 Germany.
The letter also Aentions that the past Summer has
been unusually cool, with abundance of rain, and
Europeans had suffered less than heretofore from he at
Tie !et,er dated Sept. p, postmarked sept. q,
arrived in Lopdon Oct. 81, and reached this city by
the Vanderbilt, yesterday having passeabout halfway
round the glote les than seven weeks Post 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

in thu. exposing the d-formiti-s which they have
lahored - lurg and sn hard 10 conceal.
The want, and ui,ery, and misfortune, With which
i AIN daily brought 10 contact, prpmp, ne 20 this
effort Ia stsy 10 come further immigration
Of my friends aud people from home. All tho-e ~ho
can earn n comfortable livelihood in the Atlantic
Siaies, very imprudent io migrate n California N
search of employ meht ThOse Who desire u visit tins
conntfy with view to Ascertain the iac,s by per-
-oual observation relative IN the prospects or the
laborpg man, will act wisely If they provide them
selves with fund. pev1u. 10 leasiog bou" sufficient
10 enable them 20 retnrn-else they may drag out
a preoarious subsistence for months, OF years, ere
they succeed IN boarding enough from honest toi 20
pay for s'eersee passage bao 4 10 their homes.
Since writing the above the mail steamer from
New-York has arrived with sbon, 400 passengers,
thus conirt uiirg 10 swell the ranks oi e.'uti9n ana
suffering the aggregate Of which II is impossible 10
cGmrutp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

EGYPr.-In letter published 10 Emey's Prave
Farmer the following account given of the changes
takir place in this part Of Illinois,
"The country is rapidly filling up with Eastern peo-
pie, WHO are introducing their usual improvements.
Tne whe house is often in contrast with the log
hut and ts chimney outside. Villages are sprlnging
ND along tie Illinois Central Railroad containing from
Zoo To 4 600 nhsbitants. Centrala Du Qnon, Car
bondae and Joneshoro instances Of great progress
in town. building Each Of these will within ten years
contain from 600 to 10000 Inhabitants. Coal of the
best quality underles nearly all the land of Egypt.
TIE beds vary in thickness from six to nine feet and
frequently come to the surface and beside themis an
abundance of timber for fences, fuel or building.
"Iu regard to education, gadt To report pro-
gress aso In the villages and county seats there are
good graded schools and in the country only lew are
degraded During The last year, Il large number Of
eee ant schoolhouses have been erected. The wages
paid to teachers vary from 81 TO go for young men,
and from go to $35 for young ladies' Even at these
rates. it is difficult 10 get supply II II hoped that
Gov Sade will send gments of young ladies' yearly
into this portion OF the State lie has thus far done
noby, and deserves all praise. However, the last
dele CATION all married in less than one year after
their arrival, and, like Oliver Twist, the young
Egyptians cried for more.
"The darkness is really fading into daylight. Ihesrd
of one paper, only which had for its motto Egyptian
darkness and the Administration, one and insepara
ble now and forever "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
XCOM.NINICATED BY TELEGRAPH
E,nr TIE Bo,,ea Coarier.


We doub. very much whether any more eItraordi-
Dsry ,eegrsphc communication has taken place, eN-
ccpt that SOLITARY Interchange OF messages by the
Atlsutc Gable. than one within our own means OF
knowledge. To make the point ntellgible We must
rellte that ZONE years since, an unhappy misun Ter
standing arose between the worthy minister oi an
Episcopal Church in of our country towns. and a
worthy gentleman hs leading and weathes parish
iouer-n fact the patron Of the parish and II we ms
take not the actual builder OF the house of worship
without whom II conld not have been AZ ALL and by
whose aid il was princr ally sustained. The result OF
such controversy could not be doubtful tor moment
the priest perforce, Welded TO the layman and was
oupeled to resign bis charge.
We will suppose that naturally in controversy oi
this sort high hhsnded things may have been said
and done by the prevailing party which could scarce
H be reconc ed with the meekness OF the gospei pro-
tession, in full communion with which the ay-brother
was At all events the successor of the deposei MIN
lister, after being nducted into his office, ie 1t his duty
to administer certain degree OF discipline 10 the OF
Tending lay man. in virtue of the sacred office he held
and in fact ntimated thatt sched of the
party concerned. his purpose To suspend him from the
communion. No matter for his wealth. station, or in.
uence. this action demanded cf him, for the pur
pose Of example, and in order that no man should
escape reproof for his exceptionable conduct the
part of the church, in whose eyes all men are. or
ought to b. held equal To this discipline the gentle
que stion was by no means disposed To submit.
Accordingly upon receiving letter directed in the
welkIown handwriting of his pastor, and guessing
its conteLs of which he did not choose to be informed
he returned it TO the reverend man unopened. Several
similar efforts met with the same -fortune; nor was
the clergyman more successful i'll employing personal
meals of making known his designs Tor the recusant
parthoner steadastly refused any intercourse of this
Sort and when 1t happened that he WAS about to meet
his clergyman in the street, " he passed by on the
other side
1t seemed really hopeless case; but who shall
reckon the extent of the foal perseverance of the
saints And what man can count upon being Vlcto-
rious over the resolute fidelity of the church! After
the lapse of time, the clergyman wss called away
from home T. attend = convention at distance. At
his ills stopping place, bright thought occurred to
him; be took his way to the telegraph office and
thus in mode no. to be- suspected, communicate to
biz parisboncr the fact of his suspension from the
holy ordinance Of communion. The latter was struck
aehast at iirst but there was no help for 1t.
Well said he, ~ see the telegraph is not only a
"means of communication, but OF accommodation,
too
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
HNHE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN

The why that BY Natures own prooe. restores
Pile, the natural fluids aud thus mskest bald heads
all danduf itching and heat from the scalp qaes
snS nS n h. gno seure ~ Of he scsp and hair.
il will ;top Keep falling of makes it 'oft oo"y,
tms. wrel it viii fall become sray then, reader,
read the following and Judge for y0arssyssy 1ss
MEssRs o }. WOOD 4 Co.
wocS H 6ass snd hair Sens quite
my mnd 10 ay a.de he pIe9ases mich IN n Oon sa van
ne and short time commenced usins your article to
The result been very satisfactory that am very glad
did and in justice TO well for the
juoice without my Tor setting aside, unwilling
give Restorative trial I'LL they have further proof ana the
which you may such and s,o direct them TO me
for further prof who in and out of N T. Wire Railing
My h. i, now It. color and much improved in ap
p every Nay, being sose and thicker aud much more
HENRY fisS JENKINS eop @ toa%. and BrGe.yn
PkOr. woop-Dear SIR Your Hair Restorative ha. done
much good in this pat OF the country My ha Ia. osh sn @
when quite an inaLt have been using your hslr kes
now growing after G,vns used other remedies known to
effect tins e no;i vslua5.e reaedy now sS,an' and
You can p0'A'A 'N'' !" you '-'-A $ w MIDDLETON
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Q, 1851
PROF Woop-Desy Sir: Your Hair Restorative proving
itself beneficial to The front aud also tie back par o my
two hafpnt bottles your Restorative aud now the top Of
ead well studded VIII crop OF young ha anu
the font receiyr M benefit hsve ied other prepar-
atiou. without benefit whatever think irom my Own
personal eco udsiion induce others 70 Try IT,
Your, respectfully, u. X. THOMAS, NJ ID.
No ioi Nine-st
The restorative put up In bottles Of three viz Large
medium aud sma the snail holds bali pist and reiss Tor
: rer bottle the medium holds az least twenty cent more
in proportion than tile small reas for p-! bottle the large
holds quart Qpcr cent III proportion, and IeAs ior -
bottle. . - - AZ,
o. J. WOOD Co, Propre,or-. No. $40 Broadway, New
Yoik Gr the sres Y. Wre Railing shmeEij and No
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And .od by all good Druggists ard Fancy Goods Dealers