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THE SCOTT RIFLES.

Recruiting Tor tbs regiment Is progressing very
rapidly, and the care that Is taken in the selection Of
men has resulted not only in the alpg up OF the I've
companies already enrolled With of foe ply sicipl
appearance but has also had the effect Of bringing from
All pa ss OF the country ~ well as the oty candidates
for the remaining companies q very superior of
men The fact OF all the officers having been drawn
frcro the Seventh regiment National Guard, anc the
European services has el listed In favor of the Scott
Rifles an amount OF hearty public sympathy Of which II
would DO difficult to yereetmate the value This as
yod cannon and In gifts OF blankets and sundry
necesssres for the The officers hereafter re-
msn street, at one O'Clock T. NJ, instead Of nine NJ
as heretofore The entire reRmentsl expenses having
hitherto been borne BY the officers without any assist
ance from either the State federal government d0na
tiors Of shirts eocks &C. will be highly acceptable aud
may DO sent to the care OF Joseph Gutman, Jr Reg
mental Quarermaser at the Headquarters No. 10 Beck
Inan erect, New YORK
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THE FIRST INFANTRY.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST INFANTRY,
CAMP NEAR Fokr HAxnfoN, June "a, 1861.
With deep sorrow the Lieutenant Colonel commanding
announces to the regiment the death Of First Lieutenant
ames Greene who expired a. this place at ten O'Clock
n. 70 day, Of congestion Of the brain. graduate OF
he Military Academy of the class OF 1851 he has served
FINEST continually with his regiment since that date
e mild, brave and accomplished and his carly se
FILL be deeply fet by hs associates and regretted y The
ervce. In token Of reepect 70 bis memory the officers
the regiment requested 10 the usual OF
pouIn.ug for thirty days BY order Of
L. MORRIS, Lieutenant Colonel
P. n. PHILLIPS, Adjutant.
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HoPK1Ns-BEAITY On Thursday. Juno u. at the red
deLce OF the brides parebts go West Twenty elghG
street By Rev. Or. Van Norman JAMES e. HOPKINS, OC
Westmcreland. n. Y, and FANNIE LANssC BEATTY.
MRwrs-HEpBURN In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening.
June q, by Rev j. T. searles: JOIN G MNwIN 10 A. Az
RoHARDsON-Bownx -On Thursday June q, ~ Christss
church, New Brighton, Staten Island by Rev. Samuel U.
Akerly, GEokGE N RICHARDSON, II. D. 10 MARY KxNzsa,
daughter OF Samuel Bovine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29

Aspensche1d's Summer Hats.-Ffrst and
fore stands his superb end emineny becoming Dress
Hat Ct the magnificent DrA5 Beaver Of exquisite
proportions
THE SOFT HAT DEPARTMENT
embraces not ory the ordinary styles Of the but
new ones designed and In bis
men expressly for the Comprising
variety Of style colors quality and Ices that head
or taste can possibly be unsuted
STRAW HATS
The splendid Geld FOR choice of this class o. summer
10 also well worthy the atten ion Of gentlemen
N. ESPENhCHElD, manufacturer of Gents Hats,
ll8 Nassau street
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Drawings OF II. France q Co.'s Della
Lotteries by OF ssemby passed JAnu
AIRY. 1862 Grants TO twenty yean
SUSSEX CoUNTY-CLAss Ia Drawn June %. 1851
e. &c. 40, r. sc, 81 35, A. IS, q As, 49, 49, IL "A.
C0HsoLIDATEp-OLAss Us, Drawn June 2S 1851.
81. 50, So, Il, A, 43, 81, 80, 4s, 46, IS, 81.
Circulars sert tree Of charge by addressing
b FRANCE h CO, ManaGerA
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PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD.

THIS regiment has not been much heard Of as some
because the officers are endeavorng to raise without
appealing TO the public for funds Up to tho presen.
time, therefore. they have enrolled none who are not
aoe 10 support themselves until they eha be mustered
INTO service This tends 10 keep the character Of the
reg men high ard is the best guarantee OF it's respecta-
biliy. few more recruits will bs accepted at the
headquarters, $50 Broadway.
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WINTHROP GUARD.

This company has secured the full conplem u,eu
and II Is understood VIII be attached 70 Colcne Bakers
regiment. They viii 20 into camp Monday or rues-
day The company has been for tho past ton
days at the expense the captsn They are toe BODY
OF men, and fully able 70 stand Ic ups and downs
Of Rupp life
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special train viii leave Now York tho New Haven
road to morrow (vnday) morning, at an early hour
irving in Now HAvss about eight O'Clock The Sun
day morning edition Of the HERALD with latest ,ntelli
genee from the seat of war, will be for sale by
agents at all the stations on the road.
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Omcial Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Coz
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI RTATE LOrTRRIEA
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 357. june 49, 1861,
SO, "A, 80, 80, 62. 81, 49, o. 49, 49, u T. As, 81, IA
KENTUCKY, CLASS 25S, June g. 1891
48, CT, Ga, 80, s, So. 9, 43, 80, 46, 40, 20, 1s.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either 70
Cov1ngton, KY or st. Louis, No
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PGLONEL KERRIGAN'S REGIMENT, TWENTY
FIFTH VOLUNTEERS.

Nts regiment received orders for Its departure
%e'y last but owing to the incomplete supply of
(f-p'''n~ and arms, has been detained. They may
I'M E day, but the prob ability Is tina. they
Fa1 Nv, s',. sefore Mon lay Mr.. John A. Duff few
kronI,o ; pess,sed the regiment with So4 pairs OF
o ~, q "cks phd so c,ifon hapdkerchiees, donation
% lie, .ooneI kerrssn DESTROYS OF returning thanks
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EXHIBITION DRILL OF YOUNG ZoUAvEs IN
THE PARK

This afternoon company Of young zvuavos, ranging
from ten to fifteen years OF ago, viii 60 through
military evoIutions IN front of the City Hail. before
bis honor the Mayor aid the Common Council.
The young soldiers belong to General Lcckwood's
Military Academy at White Plains, and have at
attained proficiency In the maoaal OF equaled
only by the Chicago Zouaves. She company musters
about fifty four members, and In command Of their
officers General Redwood being the instructor
the pection and drill viii come of at half past three
O'clock,
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COLONEL MoEEYNOLDS' CAVALRY REGI
MENr.

telegrahlc despatch was received IN town last even
ing for the inndeo.ste departure Of "0oionei Bysrd
C'siSs cavalry reg,meh," or washington There 10
come mistake In this bcss o0'onei Oiask not
hasirR ~ accepted when he oore DIS nae no
oGsnized regiment Red tarets in Wash,ne ''n u y
thue prevented Inc immedate Compliance wlth aeue.
SCOTS order. II viii teke at least two weeks to
oganas the regiment start II foe the seat Of var
The only regiment organized here Is one by Colon 4
Mercy noids, al Old and experienced cavalry oicer Of
the Mexican var
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THE NEW IRISH REGIMENT.

meeting Of the officers OF the above regiment
was held last evening at their II Centre
street The different parties concerned laid their
before the meeting In 70 the proper formation
OF companies and the Anal acceptance OF the regiment
hnny OF our influential Irish citizens taking deep
erest In the organization, ard there Is but little
doubt that II will soon be full and In quarters.
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SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE
MILITIA.

The last squad Of recruits for this regiment will leave
the Armory, In Seventh street, Third avenue on
Monday, at two O'Clock All the recruits will report
the Armcry Or Monday ct o'clock, TO be mustered
into the service Those wishing ~ Join viii apply inme
diately a. the Armory, At l6S Fulton street, few
doors west Of Broadway.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

I. II.
AsnYs The market was stesdy, with sales Of pots at
IS 66k, srd OF pearls a. So e8A
BssApsTutIs --Flouy-vbe market closed heavy and
lower superaI grades Of State and Western while the
footed up about SEQ bbs closing within the range of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29

Este ksIor's HAIR Dse--1he Best Tx the
worI- harmless reliable aud Ina tod sne
Piled a. BATCSLLOA's wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD ZoUAvEs.

This name has been adopted by the new regiment to
be ctcered exclusively by members Of the New York
Seventh with the exception Of the Colonel and Lieu
tenant Colonel which positions are reserved for expo
rnced West Point graduates to be agreed by the
line Off ers at some future day Some teen wsnts
gentlemen Of high military standing connected with the
Seventh regiment already approved the plan up
which is organization commen ced, by agreeing T.,
serve officers Others who with ~ do AFRO invite,
TO confer daily between twelve aud three O'Clock, the
ofics Of E g. Burlipg, 45 William street.
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CxSstadof0's Hair Dye, wigs and 1ou-
rees best the world Wholesale &pd rsts ana 10,
dye privately spplisd at No. 6ALtor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29

Dsnfaess, Enlarged TonsiIs a~d Noise
in TIE head cured by Dr. VOa MoECHZiSK5E lDT CuSton
yiace. Eighth
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$3OO,OOO.
SUMNER CLOTHING

bUNNHK
DbFlIN HUDSON 90,
Corner of Warren street Grand Broadway
Ibe largest and only complete stock OF stylish
SUMNER CLOTHING
TO be found in the city.
Having entire the retail
department OF cur business now prepared with
immense sock OF all kinds Of deairable fabxcs In
MEMS AND SO9s' CLOTHING,
sueed W the season, which offer ut exceedingly
Low PRICES
DKViIN, HUDeCN co.
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|pARTURE OF RECRUITS FOB THB NINTH
REGIMENT.

mother sQuad OF recruits for the Ninth regiment,
fifty sixty in number enrolled under the auspices
Ileu.ensn. Smith, eft the a'Inory, corner Of Uni
ity place and Thirteenth street. yesterday afternoon
took their departure for the seat or war; via he New
hey Railroad. They will he supplied with arms aud
ipma1ts their arrival at Washington. This is the
ld accession which the regiment has received within
paet to'tnighta squad OF about one hundred having
b cent away the latter part Of last week.
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Deafns IS Cured by the New EShe rial Eas
nhaa Office LEI Cin,on place. Eighth s.rees.
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THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Lieutenant Brylo Yesterday despatched a squad OF
thirty four men TO Washington 10 Join the regiment.
They were under the charge Of Lieutenant Mos "a "a
About one hundred more win depart nexs week.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Improved sewing
Machine, ct reduced prices ONCE 5C6 broadway.
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Barry's TrfCOpherOus Ii the sSest and
cheapest article for sspe heautfypg curing
preserving restoring tho Hair Ladies, try II aon by
sl drurgtst
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Deafness Removed xMd Cross Eye Cured
IN minuta by DR. Won CI9ISKhR, no I0T Clinton
y ace, between FL h and sixth ayenues
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|IRsT RsGIbrENT UNITED STATES CHI AZ
SLURS.

large number OF recruits esterdsy sworn in, 81
esdqusrters of the above regiment, Palace Garden
he drilled In squads daily, from nne to eleven
nd from four ak O'Clock, which viii be continued
b each company has the required number OF men COL
aler pas ay completed his selection Of line o e-s,
b Of whom claased among The best and mos. tho.
pagh drilled that could DO found There are, however,
huge four vacancies which Will te held Cpeu for the
resent Private william Merton, ron OF cx-tnl.ed
hates Commissioner Morton, who has just re.urnei
rom the scat OF war, where he has served with dis
tncion in the Engineer corps o. the Second regi-
bent New Jersey state Militia, has been appointed to
|ieuteoancy Ia company l, Captain Miller. Bsiug a
PRACTICAL ergpeer bis services will doubt be very val
liable the regiment Numerous applications have bcea
hade Tor admission to the regiment by companies ia
arious parts of State and there Is every prob ability
hat Coor Cochrane will be enabled to select from tbs
hrae number that are offered fine body Of able
bn Tueeday me officers Of the regiment be
b, when they will, be required to devote their whole
lime to drilling their several commands.
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Deafns - and Impaired sight Cured by
rr Won MOsChZISKEB, Ocuiist and Aurist
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Never Failing Sign There IL One
falling Sign of The gentle In New Torkhe always
wears ~ hA' 1t Is regular diosyncracy -f man
wen of he still Rcks like death to Knoy,
hav OF feeling that with Knox Hat he IL still all
right but without be would love cast at orce Aha fsc! Is
not surprbDg after taking look at 2l2 Broadway.
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Cool Under ShiAts. &c, &c, at Retail
ha day Pricts very low PEREGOs 81 Nassau street and
La IL
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THE MOZART REGIMENT.

PELrIOH OF TIE REGIMENT By THE DEEESCE
Mm1ErBE-SpEECH OF MAYOR WOOD, ETC.
he Mozart regiment, no numbering about one thou
men. fully uniformed and equipped and which wen.
} camp ca Monday, at Yonkers, had full dress pa
b yesterday, and passed in review before several
mbers OF tn. Union Defence Committee. The camp.
grounds Of the regiment could not have been better
cted TIE grounds are situated In tho midst Of
hery CT the most varied and beautiful descrp and
,ntinual breeze is waited them from the placid
noble Hudson, which lies below the elevation The
M consists of two hundred pryates and sixty officers
Is. The !eSim emit has ten baggage wagons-one for
b c mpshy-and each 10 be drawn by six horses.
YES and twelve pound brass howtzers, which are
be worked b. corps os twenty men, or detail Of
from each company.
By his lady and daughter, drove upon the ground in
asrmge, end coon after the Defence Committee, who
NO up by special boat, made their appearance. The
opel q: cnce put his men into position, aud having ex
ksed th in the tactics usual on such occasions they
Ire ,oreht to "attention, the officers taking position
the centre when the Mayor proceeded to address them
CoLoSxI EnEY AND SOLDIERS OF TIE HozARr REGIMENT
| bobaT ef the Union Defencc Committee, must say
= we have witnessed with great deal OF gras!acs.
ga, and We beg to return you our thauEs.
directed to cay that have no doubt after the
hfbIs,on this Afternoon that Of all The regiments which
ve left New York to support the government. in this
Isis Of the Union, few will do better service, render
tier account Of Themselves than this Mozart regiment
Y assembled before us. (Cheers) We are satisfied,
fre uds that long your care Is TO maintain the
8esty Of the La vs. ths constitution AMI the will be
osiously maintained. (Applsuss) believe that no
envy. he Go domestic OR tofogn, can ever wage cru
de fars this country or her Institutions "a long as
e citizen eol5iery prepsr at moments warning
enter the field Of battle and fight. cloud cheers.)
bu are row the eve Of gcrg away. You may be
| lied upoa within q few short hours TO lag down
er lives in detsncs Of your owu Country.
hat IS Lsar ard dear to you, but 70 give up every
|,ar Of yoor COUNTRY g God; ard remember kwhon you
ave this Ia and this empire ~ Of the mother stite
u leave behind you hearts that beat warmly for you
oee h, have sacrificed their property for your bravery
ks courage (Cheers.) We will follow you On 10 Wash.
jgton; We III follow your Gag +, battle, aud We Will
Hme rber sou IN our prayers. (Choers) The speaker
ncluded by eAhor'pg the meS t, be "beeens to their
Moses b. Gtinnell, FAD having made few appropri
lie renps. ks, the proceedings terminated.
large coacourse Of both was present. on the &C
bsicn.
The regiment will leave for hs seat Of war ia the easy
Ert Ct noxt week. A. present they present Noble
Font and VIII do credit to New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At xa-DOpBLE SOLk SHOES AND CATERS. Al
"A JONES' 10 aad II Ann street. Soi2ers snd volunteers
reass neticc
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Chicago & HEiIwnukee II. u.

The morning Passenger train each way on this
Road has been, for the present. taken off. This ie
not from any diminution in the business of the
Road, but rather from the increase of the freight
ing business. The Road has never done so heavy
freight business as it is doing at present, and fo
some time it has been impossible to keep up witt
the dc mand, and freight has actually accumulated
Under these circumstances. as the morning pas
senger trains aid not connect with other Roads,
and only accommodated the local travel, it was
thought best to discontinue them for time, and en-
ploy their driving force in the freight department
This arrangement we understand is only tenn
porary and the regular trains will be put on again
before the great spring tide of travel opens
The afternoon Trains run on their regular time,
leaving this city both for Milwaukee and Chicago
at 9 AZ 2 NJ
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Important ErOHm WasIlinEtOH.

w washington, january ~.
Union men are much encouraged by the
prompt response for the invitation for Com
missioners to meet here on the 4th of Febru-
ary and it is believed that its action will COM
mand the support Of large majority of Con
greSs.
The fugitive Slave Law introduced today
by Douglas, is considered thorough and eff
fective measure, obviating the objections to
the present statute
1t is not be lieved that majority of Sc es.
sionists will be elected in any of the border
State Conventions,
The great point now aimed at by the Union
men Is to avoid all pretext for collision by Sc
ceeding states, in the hope that the second so
Der thought OF the people, if adjustment meas
ures are presented, will induce them to re
sumo their place in the Union. The repeal Of
the Personal Liberty bill by Rhode Island, anC
the action Of the Ohio Legislature are hailed
as harbingers of peace. Affairs wear more
hopeful aspect
Secretary Dix has instructed commanders OF
revenue cutters, if attacked, to make the bes1
defence in their power, and if assalled by su
| peror force, to run their vessels ashore apC
blow them up. He has also written the col
lector OF New Orleans to apply to the Gov. O
Louisiana to revoke the seizure of the Govern
ment Hospital and ordering 260 patients to b,
remover, LIN announcing 1t as an act of out
rageous barbarism, disgraceful to any age OF
country.
The Mayor Of Washington has been snm.
moned before the select committee to testif,
relative to the conspiracy to seize the CAPITAL
de privately says he knows nothing about it,
An application was made by the Mayor to
day to be allowed to occupy the city Hall as
favorable point for troops
! Letters from Charleston lead to the belle
that Fort Sumpter will shortly be attacked
The evaporation of the public is so great tina
the authorities are losing control.
The apprehensions of an attack on the Capi
tai are so far verified that the names of III
leaders are known. Gen. Scott anticipate
trouble on the 4th of February, when The Cor
missioners invited by Virginia are 10 meet.
Washington, Jan. $3.50 many militar
companies arriving here that it is impossib
to headquarters. Additional troops are expec
ed tomorrow.
Senator Mallory, at Pensacola, telegraphe
Senator Bigler last evening that 100 me
were on the ground to resist the reinforcement
of Fort Pickens, and that If the BROOKLYN 3
, tempted to relieve the Fort, bloody fight wi
ensue.
MIR. Reynolds, OF New York, from the cor
mittee on the Presidents Message, win, to-mo
row. report bill, mot only giving the Execu i,
power but making it mandatory upon him,
can out the volunteer militia for the purpose
SURPRISING instruction, &c.
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Fortress Monroe. Va.

Fortress Monroe is point of some interest
now, as being almost the only one not in the
hands of the rebels. If Virginia secedes, she
win demand the surrender of this work and will
probably threaten to take it, but should like to
see them try. 1t is very large the walls are
more than mile in circuit, very thick and high,
surrounded by moat which is from sixty to
one hundred feet wide, with eight feet of water,
drawbridge, and outer batteries. Ii mounts
some 800 heavy guns, has mo ftars For throwing
shells, furnaces for heating balls, sc. Moth
ing could approach within three miles except
under the fire OF all these batteries. This is a
magnificent place the walls enclose some sew
Snty five acres. In the centre, is the parade
ground, and all around are the quarters for the
troops. Live oak aud other trees make it pleas
ant here in summer. Outside the fort is a fine
walk, with view of the sea- Cor. National
Intettigencer.
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UNION GROVE, Wis. Jan. %, 1861.
MEssRs EDIToRs; AS you invite information
on educational matters in your county, l will in
form you and the readers of the TELEGRAPH, OF
the organization in this place of association,
called the Union Common School Association, =
whose members are tn teachers and larger schol
ars in this vicinity, both in Racine and Kenosha
counties, and whose object is the mutual improve
ment of its members to be obtained by exercises In
the common school branches of study, similar t.
teachers institute and by series of lectures
by distinguished educators.
On Tuesday evening the Goth inst, Hon. +
Newell, of Paris Kenosha Co, will address the
Association, and on Saturday p. NJ the 2nd prox
at 2 o'clock, John G. McMynn Esq, of Racin,
High School, has also accepted the invitation O
the Association to lecture to the people of this vi
cinity. Yours, in haste,
HARVEY Run
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F RUARY TMENTS
DIR. V. e. PRICE.

AN ALYT ICAL PLY SICIAN.
OF Buffalo, N. " viii for consultation on diseases rem
orally, at
hENoSHA, City Hotel, on Saturday and Sunday the
sth a1d lOth OF February.
Racine, Racine House, 18th of Febrnarv
Mankegan, WauAegan House, Sth of Febru arv
noodstock, woodstock Ii use 10Th of Feb
DR. PHI devoes his whole time 10 the cure nj Scr
tuaa oheumatisIn, Fits, Nervous MaIadt.s
rstnaie DihculItes, CONSUMPTION TEroat
liver, heart, and all Chronic Complaint Ournrsc
nee founded on TRUTH of seventeen years standng St
ers rom all others, trifng with human existence
saerlnclhg NE by experiments. We know upon examin
ao the cause Of disease and remedy needed to
" not Dy guessI but by knowing No poisons or
10 inlure the constitution, but mild and en-
bmi5 ~ hmaklng sick to make WE'LL tearing down to
ouu up, abandoning business starving no giving en-
without prospect coming once never to be
seen again. but honest in dealings fir INK in on opin
ohs, oosrae IN our charges, regular every few weeks
70 our visits we invite investigation claim no to know
Everything or to everybody-do claim 10 reason ana
common sense and to of ten said 70 be in
catsbe We particularly request those who have tried
ms SCIENTIFIC doctor. that respectful physician boosted
snu advertised medicines and doctors until and
discouraged to call upon costs nothing consuIia
Us Hes 1yls