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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-04-16

The following letter, published originally in
Owego On. W Times, a copy of which was
mailed to the Postmaster at Aiken, was the
cause of the expulsion of the lady writer and
her sick companion from the place at which
it is dated, by a mob. We published &C.
count of the mater few days since.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1859.

streets Fourth District taking houses by the square
IN Its COURSE Of course there was no water. Is
II not time to think of building something else be-
sides costly dwellings, travelling Northward dis
bursing hundreds of thousands of dollars, or jour
neying to Europe and spending thousands more
The talk is, where will our Insurance Companies
land, the way the fre-king has operated for the
past fifteen days? The stock of cotton is daily
cumulatIng, and now approximates to three hun
dred thousand bales. The further talk was that, in
consideration of the increasing danger from fire,
the several Insurance Companies will be com
PEELED to act on suggestion made outside the
Board by a member-to raise the rates of pre-
MUM. Water, water, is the universal cry, and
with bonnteous supply within a few hundred
yards of every fire, squares of houses buildings and
tenements are being absorbed by the fireking.
Our fire department has been on the alert almost
every day and hour since the 2lst ult
The mails were received yesterday as late as
due. There were no advices of the America last
evening. We shall, in all probability have her adj
vices to-day from Halifax. The Cape Race inter-
ceptions or boarding are over for the season. 1t
has not been paying operation this season.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

LOVE AND PERSONAL ArpEARANcE.-Witl respect
to the grosser passion-whch takes occasionally
the name of romantic accordingly as the degree Of
sentiment eleyates it above the definition of love
by Butfon-it may be remarked that it does not
always depend upon personal appearance, even in
woman. Madame Cotton was plain woman,
and might have been virtuous it may be presumed,
without much Interruption. Virtuous she was, and
the consequences of this virtue were that two DIFF
ferent admirers Gone an elderly gentleman) killed
themselves in despair. We believe that there are
few men who, in the course of their observations
on life, may not have perceived that it is not the
greatest female beauty who forms the longest and
strangest passions. La Valliere, passion Of Louis
XIV, had an unsightly defect. The Princess of
Epo the Mistress of Philip II. of Spain, and Mau-
giron, the favorite of Henry Ill. of France, had
each of them lost an eye. Wilkes with his ugness,
used to say that Z" he was but quarter of an hour
behind the handsomest man in England = and this
vaunt of his is said not to have been disproved by
circumstances. Swift, when neither young nor
handsome nor rich, nor even amiable, inspired the
two most extraordinary passions upon record,
Fanessa's and Stellas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

Oct 3-Charles Reeves The rjyh, leg done ccidrn
tally by himself, with his own pistol.
Oct a-A man. name not remembered shot the foot done
accidentally by himself, with his pistol.
Nov Five shots exchanged without damage the corner
OF Canal and St Charles streets private affair.
Nov. -Mr Patz, Robertson street between Irrsunes
ana 81 fp streets shot at by Francois No free coloed
villain who bad concealed himself his back ward for urfa
rions purposes.
Nov 2 A. M-George Dural badly stabbed by Francis
bron in drunken difficulty in house Of lfame the cor
ne oi Customhouse and Franklin streets ritton arrested
Nov WIN Mh, Of the Tattcrsas stables stabbed with
cane sword by Mr. Morphy purely business difficulty Nor
nlIr nsted
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
Splendid French Furniture,
-MAsUFAcTURsD BY
p. M A L l. A r. ID,
81 ROYAL STREET AND 50 BIENvIII.E STREET
HOUSE. FURNISHING AND ARTISTIC ARTICLES,

He would respectfully inform the public that he inst ar
rived from Paris with the first choice of Goods selected
Europe this market-which for beauty tascness and
richness be exceled by house in America Among
other things TO which he would invite special attention.
Magnificent Paor and Bedroom Sets OF Furniture in Rose
wood and Mahogany Inlaid Bull Papier Mache and Old
Oak Dningroom, Hall and Library Sets FINE CURTAIN
STUFFS consisting of ampassade, Brocade, Damask Satin
silk Embroidered Bobe and Musp and largc
of TRIMMINGS for UPHOLSTERY such Tasses Loops
Ftinges, Cords Conice Bands and Hooks. Also English Ia
esy and Brussels Carpeting Rugs French American
Window Shades, Mating etc. Mirrors of all Sizes Gided
Woods for Frames and Conces Bronze Porcelain Clocks
and Chandeebas for Gas and Oil Fancy ynse Toilet and
Washsand Sets Cut Classes China Dining and Tea Setsa
which will be sold at the lowest prices as to prevent all
petition with any house in the United States.
p. MALLARD.
SEQ 2p2m 67 Royal street and 50 Bienyie st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
MULArTO ARcHITEcrs.-The Madrid iberia pub
lishes the following strange story which the on.

MULATTO ARcHHEcTs.-The Madrid iberia pub
fishes the following strange story, which the Lon
don journals are inclined to regard as canard
II appears that the English engineers at Gibraltar
feel offended and mortified at being placed under
the orders of mulattoes and African architects
There is especially mulatto of enormous corpu-
lence and lofty stature, who, draped in an ample
burnous. and his brow bound with turban, gives
himself airs of importance most mortifying to Eng
lish pride. This man comes to examine the works,
to give them all the perfection possible he speaks
to nobody, looks at everything with the most dis
dainful air. and condescends to give orders through
an interpreter to hundreds of English who are at
present magnifying " La Langue du Diabe,n (the
Devils Tongue) very important battery at Glib
raltar. 1t may be imagined whether the naughty
English are content to be subject to a man Of
color.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

The AMrHlTiEATER.-To- Tonight is the last but
two of the engagement of the Buckley serenaders,
and the entertainment is dedicated to the benefit
of Mr.. Fred Buckley, the remarkable violinist and
musical director of the troupe. For this event the
company will appear in the disguise of white faces
in part first, and in the second part will resume
their natural charcoal aspect. The wind-up will
be the Buckey's burlesque of 'La Sonnambula, y
and altogether the performance will doubtless be
one of the best of the lengthy and successful en-
gagement now about to close.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

From THE AFRICAN sQuADRos.-The Navy De-
partment is in receipt of dispatches from the flag
officer commanding the African squadron, dated at
Porto Grande, 22d ut. The squadron was actively
engaged in carrying out the treaty stipuations of
the United States relative to the slave trade The
sumpter arrived at Porto Grande in seventeen days
from New York, having encountered a severe gale
on the way. The flagship remained at Porto
Grande awaiting the arrival of the Mystic with dis
patches.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

INDIAN BOUNDARY SuRvEYs.-The General Land
Office has received, through the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, the field notes and diagram of the
survey of the Tooth meridian west longitude, the
boundary line between the State of Texas and the
Choctaw and Chickasaw counties, surveyed by
Jones and Brown. Also, the field notes and dia-
gram of the survey of the north boundary and the
Creek and Seminole counties, surveyed by the
same nartias
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

Whore your treasure is, there will your heart
be Also" This scrptural maxim was forcbly il
lustrated on recent Sabbath morning, as follows
;" Mrs. b., what delightful sermon we have had y
: Yes, beautiful she replied, but | did moi
iairly appreciate it. have got some beans in the
oven, and forgot to see them when came away
expect they are ruined"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
Hines, Liquors, etc.,

NOS. Is AND 15 ROYAL STREET,
A supply of CREME DE BOuZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts continually hnni which equal to the best hn
this market io, other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA snER
RY. GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
BRASDIESsazeac Of the vntage of 1876 1898 and 1905 ard
ether brands. WHISKY of all descrpons-Scotch, Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pnts and qnarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
IN the market which will b. sod reasonable amy
other house in ;he city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
OF 2pIy Nos Is and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

A LIBEL CAsE.-Major Ben Perley Poore, of
Boston, has been mulcted in sl,793 damages in a
suit of libel brought by Moses Bates, for certain
reflections upon his BatcsD character, published
in the Boston Journal under the signature of
Perley,'' and written at Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

To rent a home in Melville Avenue located
Immediately I'M alongside of fine plum garden, from
Which an abundant supply may be stolen during
in plun1s.n t"-N ''''>e''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

THE AMERICAN HORSES. At the Cesarewitch
race, Newmarket, Eng, October llth, thirty five
horses run, and Prioress CIr TenBroeck's) came
in fifth. On the next day Mr.. TenBroeck.s Pomona
won the sweepstakes for two year olds-seven en-
tries On the same day Mr.. TenBrock's Dove came
in fifth for the handicap sweepstakes seven en-
tries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
ExrR AoRDINARY DRAWING, to take place as above spt
One Grand Capital Prize of sloo, 900:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The Ordinary Drawings

OF Wood Eddy Co.'S Lotteries will take pa,e August,
Georgia, - follows
Glass 45 Draws SATURDAY, Nov. s. 1859.
Class 46 Draws SATURDAY, Nov. Il, 1859.
Glass 4S Draws SATURDAY, Nov. B, 1889.
Glass 40 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. J, 1859.
Glass 30 Draws SATURDAY, Dec 10, 1859.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. q, 1859.
Class H3 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. 81, 1859.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY, Jan. I, 1860.
Class IS Draws SATURDAY, Jan. IA, 1860.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1860
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

NEWSPAPER OFFICE DEMoLlsHED.-On the night
of the 10Th ut. a number of persons made a second
attack upon the office of the 'Free South" pub
lished by Mr.. Bailey in Newport, Ky, and de-
molished the establishment, tearing down the press,
scattering the types about and pitching portion
of the furniture into the street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

A few nights since, just before retiring to rest,
Mrs. Babbler said to her husband:
Guess shall not take my watch up stairs to-
night, dear; so for safety will just hang it against
your photograph likeness over the mantel-piece"
Ali" said Mr. Babbler, turning to his bosom
friend, you are like most suspicious wives, see
you want to set a watch over your husband"
Mrs Babbler pretended to remove it, but she
didn't
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
Cigars Cigars !

Purchasers will always find well
known bandsInenudad Flor dc Pujadas Merdsna Flor
paucho, Redowa Caborga Paragas Know Something Wash
inston Dos Hormanas, 3azo Habano, ETC., etc. lowest
prices.
P. PRATS & CO..
oH 2Dtf Commercial place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

FIFTH WARD AMERICAN CLuB.-Notice is given
that meeting of the Fifth Ward American Club
will be held at the usual place on Basin street, at
u o'clock NJ, next Sunday, the 9Th inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

The OPERA.-The ship Wurtemburg, Capt. Will
mer from Havrc, arrived yesterday with LIS pas
sengers, amongst whom were sixteen (mae and
female) attaches of Bondousquie's New Opera
House. The theater is getting along finely, and
will certainly be ready at the appointed time !;
that is, about the middle of this month";
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

"PAuL, TIE GREAT PREACHER - A Syrian
scholar, says an exchange has recently discovered
portion Of q letter. whose date must be about the
year SO, A. D. 1t is an announcement of the arri-
val of the Apostle Paul at Metus, and in it occurs
the following language:
The news Of the arrival of Paul, as you may
suppose, spread rapidly among the brethren. In
deed, a tablet was hastily prepared and privately
circulated, for fear of our enemies, containing the
following brief announcement:
'''Paul, the great preacher, has arrived at Mile
tus. He will preach by the sea side on the first
day of the week. His subject is not announced,
but from his talents rare intellectual repast may
be expected. Let the brethren rally, that we may
have an audience worthy of his distinguished rep
utation.'"
That .old letter" reads good deal more like
the production of the nineteenth century than the
first Who but modern ever talked about well
known talents" and an audience worthy of his
distinguished reputation" The "Syrian scholar" ="
had better try again.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

CAPTrREp.-We learn from the Aberdeen (Miss. J
Conservative that the negro that was captured
near Okalona in company with white girl, after
making his escape was recaptured, punished by an
assemblage of citizens in the most appropriate
manner for offences of that kind, and afterwards
bought for 5000 by the girls father.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

Ono Gra nd Capital Prize of $50, 900,


Whole Tickets, $40; Halves So; Quarters, 81 So
pt the request Of many Of Southern South
Western Correspondents have induced open
Gee in New Orleans where orders for Tickets be filed
Orders will be promptly attended to, If addressedto
C. T. HOWARD,
Box ISL II, Post Office, New Orleans, La or
WOOD, EDDY g. CO.,
1pSW Ant,,.ts f,roryro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

APPOINTMENT BY THE MAYoR.-Eugene A. For
stall, Esq, has been appointed by the Mayor a
member of the Board of Draining Commissioners
for the Third Draining District, in place of John
C0mmnny, Esq. resigned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

Edward Everett having been requested to pre-
side at meeting in behalf of the Indians, and
told that the spirit of Daniel Webster had requested
HIM to do So replied, "that very long and ardent
friendship had existed between him and Mr.. Web.
ster and he could not consent to receive any cont
municatien from lin through third party
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

The editor of the New York Sunday Times, hay
ing been refused admission among the Knights Of
Malta, vents his ill-humor in the following stanza
That the " Sons of Malta " are "Thugs,, I opine
1t is rumor devoid of foundation
Yet in their midnight march was but one long line
Of midnight ass fascination!
And fearful suspicion intrudes on my rhyme,
A suspicion induged by the mass in,
That, for murder of talent and murder of time,
Every cowl hides a double uSS.1ss-iu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

AN ABusE.-Though the evil has prevailed to a
great extent in past seasons the city was never so
seriously infested at this time with that variety
OF the peddling fraternity who figure as agents for
Northern houses and. operating on the sly, escape
paying licenses while they sell large quantities of
goods-in small quantities. deliverable from their
trunks or hand valises on the spot--or by samples
to be supplied by steam arrivals which constantly
keeps up their small stocks By thus eyading
license paying and all the expenses of permanent
establishment in the way of rents, clerk-hire and
the many expenditures of established business,
they are enabled to undersell and injure the legt
mate business of the regular trade, to the pros
perlty OF which the city looks for revenue, and
which is the most important interest among those
entering into considerations of the public veal.
This is not trivial matter for vast values of goods
are thus annually Sold and by the act the laws are
wronged and so are all those who support the gov
ernment and look to it for protection in requital
lhese peddllng agents are warned that their acts
are in contraYention and that the gains of their
adrolt practice are the reward of dishonesty. We
would like to hav them set up stores, pay their
taxes and be useful members of the community in
which they make their money, but if they will not
let them at least take out their licenses like honest
men. As the matter stands, we would suggest that
citizens who purchase from them rather than the
regular dealer make poor and scarcely creditabe
gain in the small saving in cost of articles bought
for they will likely have to pay amounts of taxes
which would be less were sellers encouraged by
more conservative policy among customers to
establish themselves permanently and bear their
share of the public burdens
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

sehamyl and his son were presented to the Em.
peror Alexander, at Schougonieo, on the 9th OF
September. The Emir was much moved by the
great kindness of the Emperor, and was to attend
a ball given in his honor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
SAMUEL. FA1ByRE-

NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
No. Baronne street, near Canal.
Highest Cash Prices paid for seeendH Furniture Pianos
Z Carpets ETC.
Persons designing to break yp Keeping would well
10 osn u1on ell I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 3.-The steamer Crescent Cit
passed down at ! o'clock this afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
Cabinet Makers

UPHOLSTERS MATERTAIS S
OF Every Description,
Chit Cornices, Hir Cloth shndes, Gurled HAIR Enameei
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and 1nssels varnish Gmps and
Pugss Springs Buttons Twinc Glue Picked Com
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid P ats
SOis Wall Paper, etc., at the Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH & CO..
u,1 2ply No. Is Camp ,ieet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-07

Lake fog Tie past week;
suIPHENTs
Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

AINClHFATl, nov J. lNos'
Buer-W r Merchants fair prime. In hrkns, l4Glse
common and fair Ohio and Indiana, lOl3-e, Choice West
stl Reserve Dairy IN hrkins, 2lG &c.
Bcans-Prms small white = 6O lbs. 81 OOGl =
Cendes-prr,aed Tallow l2HlSei sIsrli Is and 10 OI
IscGl9G2oe
Cheese-Phme medium and larReW Il. new, 0G9ks.
Best brands English dairy, llal2c.
Flour-Ordnary and good superHne y bb &4'oGSAO
eholesr red and extra white wheat s4.9OGs5.lO.
Grain-Wheat prime red and white sl06dlli. Oats on
arrival 4Sq6e; Corn prime yellow and white d2Ase; Prime
harley and Rye 62u79c.
Codee-Rlo, common and prime, llii0l2Le
Crsnberles--smA and large brls per bb S3 20 ais no
Dried Fruits-Appes eommonto choice " Is lbs, 81 29
1 81; Peaches, unpeeisd y7SS lbs s. 25a275
Aoasses-Prlme N o., large and small lots, 40d4le.
OlsIinseed. large and small lots 55eI57e Lard NoI
No. |, l3a3lc -. -
ProvlsionsCity brands pork q bbl sl4 0dl4 2,
city brands barrel lard -d1he; do keg lard llFGlltt
bacon shoulders and ribbed sides TkLSe; hams plain aud
HugATeuted canvssed lncal2he:
Rica-Fair to prime n4lsc ~ 10,
Sugar-CommOn low fair and fair tQ7-c good fall
prime and choice, ~ al NGn gte,
Eastern EHehause-5sgH q cent premium huying and
selling rates
EII- We allow selling for New York Exchange
as We keen an and buying for drafts
Hoston Philadelphia and Baltimore have sell
STRAIGHT. DEMIEG 4 co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all The PURPOSES of a Family Physie,
Are oompused that disease With the rage o htr ac
tiOn raroy wths and eyldo hem Their peuetrtpP
arch, sud cleane aud i,vguato every portion
Of tn huma ufgunsm correcting ITS diseased urtl6u and
pg lie leahY VII alities As b couseuuenrs o thssr
properties, iKva I'd WIN is bowed down Wuh paia or
physica debility saS Onlsh Ia lud hs health uf " ergy
restored ~ r. m dy - once 40 simple aud nvriug.
ku ons do they rurr hr eVoy daA ounDaints u every
body, but rso uNny urmdab and daugeTuus diseases
Tho aeent below named rs pleased 10 furnish uais NY
American Almanac, cunlstnng CERT Gates Of their cures
sud directions for their the following CON
COstiyeness Hearth Hepducte arising rom disn
Stomach N-usea, lndlU0htOn Pain anu Morbid Inaet,n
Of the bowels, Faluleecy los Of Apnete JsQudce md
other Kindred complain arisiug ffun low sihs III m
body or ohotructipi OF its functions 20 'N
Do not be PIT on by unpuoiptd Dealers with some 9TH
pill they make The more profit GA Al for avepig
PFJLs, aud lake nuhing else 80 NAA-N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-07
lphpsifians s. GurqrOrls


An n~srument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness, SC Can be porma
men y cured m days TO twn months by the use
this instrument when used cuuuintly with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-07
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, IgtlueRDa, Hoarseness. Cro,D
BrolehiiiS, IRciPieat CONSUMPTION, and for hs
Teht o. Coashaptlpe Patients iR adraReed
stages Of The aiseIse
50 VIDE y he ned Of ~ rs u and so numerous vrr
W. uase W ~ GU ~ at an est section couutfy
s9ogngs a. Isons ulrly suown 10 have been re iev
"a nun hafmuE and co dosOeelte diseases Of the ps
by is use, When M tued, Is supefi "A over eyn % r.
eT medicine o the kun is too appnrpun esrppo Observe
lou hhh he'e Nlurs are nown the nu nc LONGER
9esllao Whal 9llote 60 eupoY fuT the ds ressng and
1us s . ll9hs o, 'hq pulmonary orgArs that Incl
uehl ~ OUT iitlAlQ hlla many minsr remed es thrust
upon We sommariy have failed aud been di.ssrev this
IN lee hitnds by eyerV tnai cuniTTed bepefts The
an eied lhs can never furge and uoeunsd euTes toe nu
mtt9us and t.o remarkable TO be flgoiten
Prepared by DR.. ] @. AVER a CO.,
LoWen MsHs
All our Mtdiass for sa,s by wAI FISKE 0AYIoRD
eHAmMcND and eli DeE 0tG In Medicipea
aesle AtW9pkW0eWgR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-07

In July, 1858. taken with n ordinary summer com
amt, for which neglected uking remedies, hoping
hat woulI soon soD Of itself ui in about weeks
hat was unable TO do htlf days work 1 applied 10
physciars was oso first with plates with pills
II nitrate Of SILVER took injections OF nitrate uf silver ali
moudrd by nurses ard old lad S; nebCr did hsv do me
any good Again Io ned to the ef the physicians
aud was dused with any qutntty Of h- 81 po erfui
tsrugonts knrVn 70 the oeson- but all 10 no pup
IN May 1855, Htter having tho diseise over mon hs
and wnh ht the vay WIS pronounced 70 be Of the
Grace D,se erv syrup whi,h did, To less than
fpeHfy ou hours after commencing tAe disasc o1s
completely caecked feat dilereut piy scinns
had bee unable to accomplish Atthis tins IaiS5 conc
merce daily abluOus with cold water aud ever since
hHye enjoyed excellent hea tn
used but portion Of bottle 60 plish this good
work, und since bnN els have been very regudr
eyacuating N mseves a day
From my experience. uuhestn'ln pronounce II the
best Dysentey medicine made, aud would heartily
recnmWeud its 10 every with lisc difficulty am
led make lhts statement the pu lie through gmu1e
r the esslns has conferred upo1 nc aud hrOugh the
use j r. HAVT. -
Office Of Cleveland Plain n enler
aviughad opportunity 10 test yonr valu bic medicine
for bowel complaints the Ora feheTg Dysenlerv Syrrn in
my timiy most cor lialy recommend IL aloung ear
Hnd ehcien relief ~ such It acts like uerfect
charm and cannot doubt that when il Is as well Lnown
as rs merits dsmand, 1t will afford relief 20 thousands
Pres Board at Aldermen Nad Acths Mayor, n. Y.
have had an opportunity Of witnessing he feet Of he
esperiay tnOso Of Il character have 10 hest
,sou n saving that it is admirably adae,cd for ne cro of
these diseases ,,,-. 4 X D. FORREST NJ. D.,
~ For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
C5- For medicines Or agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
t'Gs AGENT Tor ohis.