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, 1862-04-24
Indian Outrages Along the Overland
Mail R001e.

Mail Route.
SALT LAKE, april 22.-The Indians have
stolen the stock from nearly every station be-
tween Laramie and Bridgger, killed several
men, burned the stations, and threaten the
entire destruction Of the Overland Mail Com-
pany S property. The Company, in conse-
quence, Is concentrating their employees and
property at few Stations for protection, and
have abandoned al attempts to carry the mail
San FRANCISCO $ApriI 22.-The Indians are
again showing symptoms OF hostilities on the
eastern slope Of the Sierra Nevada a party
Of whites we're killed by them on the 18Th,
near OWENS River, in Esmeralda district Of
Salt Lake. 1t Is reported they have destroyed
several mail stations and stolen much; also
overland matl company. The mails are u tam. M
poraIily stopped, and the telegraph lines are L.
ahle to destruction any moment A regiment
Of California volunteers, now In this State,
should bo ordered to duty On the prairies at
once.
, 1862-04-24
FROM BALTIMORE.
Lord Lyons Probably Gone to Rich.
moud,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
BA1TuoRE, April ss, 1854
It is currently believed here that Lord
Lyons has also gone to Richmond to hold
conference with the Confedcrates. He sailed
in the English steamer Racer, from Annapolis.
The object Of his visit Is unknown.
The Old Point Boat, which arrived this
morning, says all is quiet excepting that the
outposts are skf1mishing.
The best Information from high source ut
Washington says the French Minister'S visit
to Richmond Was agreeable to our own Cor
ernment- =:
A freshet In the Potomac, yesterday, swept
off the Harper's Ferry bridge, but It will be
yepaired tomorrow.
, 1862-04-24

PORTLAND, April 23.-The steamship Bohc-
1nian, from Liverpool tile 1oth aud London.
derry the 11th, arrived st $50 L. n.
Rumor says relations between England,
France and Spain, relative to Mexico, are un-
satisfactory.
John c. Heenan has gone to Paris. He
don,t intend TO light Mace or anybody else.
1t ls reported Tint France wished to march
against the city OF Mexico.
CoFESHAGEs. 1lth--The Augsher Gazette
asferts on reliable authority that England has
succeeded in draTing Spain to her side in the
Mexican question, by promise not to object
should Spain take possession OF Harti.
American securities steady at unchanged
rates. Bullion in Bank has increased 81. .O5o.
s;,rcie in Bank Of France has increased 800, 90
francs IN the month
, 1862-04-24

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The King Philip
mas arrived at the Navy Yard this morning,
and reports the Ficksburg as having cautiously
passed through the five .sunken DISTINCTIONS
below Tappahannock- Our foti1la has cap
with valuable cargo Of dry goods: nedicines
and salt-pet1e, and also two small stean,ers.
It is further stated that the rebel ptckets are
occasionally seen on the south side Of the
river. Our troops still command the posses-
sion of Fredericksburg, the residents Of which
are entirely free in their usual business pur-
suits
, 1862-04-24

The Flood on the Upper Mississippi.
DUBUQUE, April 23--The River is rising at
the rate Of three inches in twenty-four hours.
1t is six feet below high water mark
CLINTON, lows April 23.-The Mississippi
fell five inches since it commenced falling. It
il now at stand.
Rock ISLAND, april 23.-The river has fall
en- six inches during The last twenty-four
hours. Weather cold and cloudy.
, 1862-04-24
FROM THE SHENANDOAH,
Gen. Banks's Column Near Har-
risonburg.
THE REBELS ABANDON THE
VALLEY,
WASHINGTON, April 23-Thc following has
been received at the War Department:
NEWMARkET, Va Aptil y

been received at the War Department:
NEwaARkET, Va, April q.
Hon. E. IT, St1nton:
Our advance Is near Harisonburg, We
have troops across. the mountains, projecting
tue bridges On the Shenandoah at Almy, and
on the Luray road. To-day nc pushed force
forward to Luray. The people were greatly
alarmed at first, on account Of the reports cir
eulated by the rebels as to the treatment they
you'd receive from us, but in the course Of
presence,
There is good road to Warrenton, Is
E1iles, and q turnpike to Cu1pepper Court
House, the same distance
In several recent sharp skirmishes with the
enemy, we lost three men Jackson has
abandoned the valley Of Virginia permanently
and is en- route for Gordonsyille, BY the way Of
the mountains. Every day brings its prisoners
lsjgned,1 N. P. BANKS,
Major General Commanding.
, 1862-04-24

Maryland and d1aHsachusetts.
BosToS, April 23.-A resolution adopted
by the Legislature Of Maryland, and signed
BY Gov. Bradford, .appropriating $1,000 for
the disabled Of the 9th Massachusetts, 1esi-
ment, By the mob In Baltimore, was read tits
afternoon in the Honse and caused marked
sensation and applause.
, 1862-04-24
Gen, ". #. Sm1th-The Report of hSs
0Funkene88 Deufei1A

NEW YORK, April 23.-The Pot says the
ramors in regard to the conduct Of the &C.
complished officer, Gen. ", F. Smith, at
Warwick River, appeared to have no founda-
tion. Not only Il he one Of the most
temperate men in the army, but we have the
authority Of private dispatch, from Gen.
Mcclellan, for Saying that on the occasion
alluded to. he gallnufly and ekillfully gained
3 great advantage for rs, silencing tie lire Of
d battery, which Was splendid1y done with
little loss on our side.
, 1862-04-24

w ANTED "A young man who is
bushes Must &c able to give references so5riet7
M ant 1dastty 70 such, good salary will be given.
T. Q. St. Loufa. Mo. B71.p3 52w
, 1862-04-24

P1TTsBuRa LANDING, April 2s.-The gan
boat Tyler, while accommodating up the Ten
nessee River, captured the rebel steamer J.
Robb, near the mouth of Craue Creek. This
is one Of the boats which eluded our first
expedition up this river, after the fall OF Fort
Tyler.
The Weather is rather more pleasant.
, 1862-04-24

81 The city Of Philadelphia being short
of Money, the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
has advanced e100, 600 expressly to pay the
school teachers. That corporation has soul:
Of the most liberal size,
, 1862-04-24

" ANTED IMAfEDIATELY-A
Salesman accuEtomed to the Retaii Boot and
street. anoin7iI +
, 1862-04-24

w WANTED To Druggists-A
-. sitnat1on wanted by q Druggist who has had
lustntsI with tie tetsi uade of tAa civ M nnes:
5 5on e Iae country Tie best references given ad
, 1862-04-24

The Republicans carried the city clec-
ton at Bloomington, on Monday, e1ecting
hr, Parke Mayor hy 2' majority Mayor
Williams, Of Rockford, was reelected on
Monday without opposition.
, 1862-04-24

eF letter from Paris, received in Wash
irston, saEs the Emperor Napoleon has been
heard 10 50! in reference to the engagement
in HAMPTON Roads, that it is nox settled that
there is no navy in the world that could make
had against iron. clad steamers. The retuark,
according 10 The writer Of the letter, is sup
posed to have been made with an eye to pos
sitle conflict with England
, 1862-04-24

e The Ohio SD, which is accused Of run
ming to the rear, say that, being raw recruits
who had never been drilled, they were all con-
fused, but still would have stood their ground
bad not their Co!one1 lodged. They and the
othcr reg ;nicnts accused Of. bad behavior af-
f1n. that they arc as braTe as others, and viii
wipe of thu stain before the war is over As
the details of the surprise are unfolded our
indignation at these Ohio regiments is great
deal miiigated.
, 1862-04-24
RFASTER'S SALE.-state of Ill

MASTERS SALE.-State of Hi
U4 uoss Cook County, 90. Circuit Court OF Cook
Con1ty-1n ChsnceIy. Stephen Callds u sat1ael E.
Chil61 He1nan II. Ch!tds Eiozeus 6su1er ct aL-Fo-a
Public notice 3 hereby given thss L. c. Fasse
Minek xil1 II obedience e ne mandsse d adse-ee
ton for cs4h HIGHEST bidder 3t the north door
Of the Court House. In tas city Of Chicago County Of
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said dAy ID tho folio
ing described parcels fAnd Mt1Ata ID the county Of
esst hsn Of the northwest quarter ot Bec1ioa thirty
four $50. - township thIrtYave G5, north OF rnnge
tatnpg eighty go acfea Alsoan undivided two shirds
Of ene e9uA undivided half Of the WEST half Of ths
thtrty1opr 90. north of range fourteen Ia east of
SnS tasa ps6ps neId1an co1znng = q 1o 81
may be nece BaIv to make the money due to the
complainant principal aud interest with tbs toss.
{. C. PAINE FH&ER4
Master IN Gh2aee1J Of Cook County.
CHICAGO, April q 1s6s. aP&piBf2
, 1862-04-24

e Gen. Scott has retired from New York
city to his family residence i'll Eiizah-tb,
n. j., sud Will remain there in quiet retire
p1+,$
, 1862-04-24

Arrival Of Ca1ifornls Gold.
Ngw YoRK, April 23.-The stesmer North
Star, from Aspinwall, 18th, brings 1861, 900.
No news.
, 1862-04-24
Movements of California Troops--The a
Enrtnr Gold KeVar.

SP11UE UV10 EEFVT.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-NeHs from Brit
ieh Columbia to the sixteenth, states thst
spring had opened, and miners in Gro wds were
leaving Victoria for the gold fields.
Col. Carleton, with about three hundred
California volunteers, and . battery, left the
Southeastern borders Of this State on secret
expedition; some say for Arizona and New
Mexico, others for Salt Lake,
, 1862-04-24

etofm IN CHESAPEAKE Bay.
~ @54LT1hoRE, April 23-Thc steamer from
due, having been detained m until 1 Yesterday 81 81 81
the storm. ~
, 1862-04-24

Nef11 advertisements.

w WANTED "A girl to do General
ft HouEevotk 1t No. 81 West Washington szeet
Norwegian OF 6eEBkl preferred ap24pG32t
, 1862-04-24

DOARDING Board and pleasant
6oasas9s a9uaes aiso % %sses!7sd. arg RaasaE
, 1862-04-24

The a&ate Of OeaeEt--U. 8, Senators
ELECTED.
SALT LAKE, April 1a.-The Legislature Of
the State OF .Ueseret assembled in this citF on
the 18th, in accordance with proeIamation OF
Governor Young. The Governors messaee
Is patriotic Two q. 8. Senators have been
elected.
, 1862-04-24

DOARDING-A Furnished Front
59Var Bnren efrnFt essf0f stare Eue8t. apeap69es
DOARDING.-Two large front.
ID rnoua On Madl.on street Furnished o5 ansaE- @
T4.Ins S1tk hFrrf1uE c4u be had by 49,
trs N Tssaonable te1a Address u. ~ 1s9aoa F.
DMta
, 1862-04-24

w WANTED-Secu. ity Fire Ins,1r
y! aoce Company sscr1p At No 14sx SOUTH Water
sIsfeA laplEs*H-1m1 GEO. DAEFR
, 1862-04-24
NeM ADVERTISEMENTS.

:: @. Il. 6GRIVKN, Advertising Agen&, 63 Deor-
born a., Is authorized to Teoeiue Advertisements Joy
this and al the Leading R1Eers Of the Northmex.
, 1862-04-24

4 GENTS WANTED.-Proftabie
( "A Employ ment $32. net profit per gross made By
Agents on the new. patent Ia7EoTED lSDKnBlA
two Eross in ore day. Over seventy tho1sand EoId-
Samples sent By mil receipt of 80 cents, fcE
pIeS OF marked linen, terms &C. one stamp Address
EP.CLARE, Northampton, Aass- mh11ns91 Sm
, 1862-04-24
6he turner's Corner.

PncuLIARrrIEs OF SHEEP--There are
three desirable qualities in sheep-Aeece,
mutton, hardness. Each is PosSeSSed in
perfection by the different breeds; but it
Is simply Impossible tn cNnhine all three in
perfection in One sheep. Where farmer
has only sheep enough for his own use, it BE-.
comes necessary, in order to ecOnOInise, To
combine in them as nearly As possible the
three qualities we have named. By judicious
crossing, very much may be accomplished.
But where u man makes sheep raising his
business h. shnuld cIn6ne his attention Ia
pure blond, and make the hest possible
selSction Cor his lind AMI climate. Mixing
breeds IS by far the most profitable when
practiced on a small scale.
FEEDNo OAls TO EwEs.-IIalf pint 0f
oats d daily to each brerd'ng eve from
the present ill the lst Of Miy-mking in
all a hushel and half peck per 81 eP-Sill
return a handoms prpfit in the shape nf
ewes In gOOdcDnditi6n, strong, healthy lambs,
and gO,'d asscS. Il is a sure way Of max
Ing mOney.
MIxISO 2Ans.-In making q rail fence,
different kinds Of timber, unless equally dur
able, sh'Hld not be laid together, Is the one
rOltiHg befIre the other, makes repairs ne
cessary. Mach unneccssary Ir'uSle is in
CURED BY not bearing this faet n mind. All
fence rails should be peeled.
, 1862-04-24
Eggs.

]
The egg "as held IN great veneration by
/ the Egyptians, sometimes rs symbUlZing the
/ regeneration "f the world, aud sometimes
As All emblem of the world itself The AL
cient PersianS regarded it in the latter paint
OF view. OrUSnaSdes, the creative principle
/ Of good, after he had called mankind intn
existence, having mySiically inclosed them
in an egg; and for the possession Of this he
maintained an inceSsant Combat with Dhri.
man, the principle Of malevolence or evil.
Sir Robert Porter mentions feast Of ante
MnhHmnedan origin which he saw celebr aied
in Persia at about the period "f our Ea ter.
During the ret'icingS it was customary for
/ friends to Interchange presents Of rggE, typi.
cal, as il was surpassed, both "f he creation
and deluge. The mundane egg was ais"
recognized IN Brahminical theniogy; ahi if
il he true that the Hellenic worship Of BLc.
chus was derived from India, We can, in cln-
sequence, understand how il was that eggs
were ca ried in solemn procession when the
f'ui atrocities Of the Dy"nesia were perpe.
trated. Stnnes, egg SHAPED, have been found
in the exCavated chambers at NIMrOd. ~
also the figure Of q PerS'n richly aPpaIel eled
who wear> an egg.shaPed heaL.dreS$. The
ancieut Egyptians appear tO have set great
store by the eggs, as well Us the plu'nIs of
the ostrich; both formed part Il the tribute
they extOrted from tho cUnqueIed nations.
IowhSt exact use they put these eggs we have
no certain Inflammation; hut the reverence
they paid them, and the fact that they were
hung up in the temples, is evidence that they
were IN sOme way 0mnected with the super.
stItnn Of the country. The K"ptic CHRIS
tians n"w.adays have UstriChes' eggs, peII.
dent In their churches enblenis ii watch
falness, aud occasionally they are p.ercrd,
10 ehable the ripe on which the lainP Is hang!
ing To pass through them and thus prevent
the rats frnm descending and getting at the
OIl. According To Christian incOnugrsPh :,
The egg has generally been understood tO
.yniboilZs the ResurrectiOh. and hencA pro
badly arOSe the ns'om, which "nce prevailed
in the North Of England, of giving infants,
the first time after baptism they are sent
abrIad t0 visit the neighbours, an egg, some
sait, and some fine or manchet bread. Hence,
also, arose the custom which still snhsists
IN Russia, aud obtained up to n very late pc
riOd in many part. Of Elg and, 0f friends
IN Easter day exchanging gifts Of egg.-i
Elgian1, these being always, or at least
nhrt usually, dyed, or otherwise OriIa
pientfd. In MeOpolamia, the native Chri..
tia1 children stain the eggs red, in cinnisln.
oratiOn Of Christ's bl,H'd. In Cumberland,
: few years ago, the buys were wont u en-.
terrain themselves BY challenging sarh other
10 4 trial Vt their respective eggs; and these
being boiled hard. much spptt ensued. He
whqse egg survived the eontest 10 which those
Of his competitors we're shattered. became
entitled not only 10 the fragments BY way
Of spoil, bot % the dignifsd. and coveted
title uf "C.'ck of Five or Six or whatever
ID number u eggs might be winch bis own
had discounted. $50
, 1862-04-24
For Healths 9 Sake.

= 4
glStsu S-.rus NJ ~ SIeu ~ UT c'.ser' .lcAe's
~ eAerellle'y poisonous " Sng'e Que O'
uleh ton'alnS graan anu nAn VI NJ en'e'
enSsgn " XII . enllo' -
eSIr PuI P'n ~ .ne mum "r Oee~ee. a
S ss 'or s,ns'e H>IsI'., OeeSu'e Suo,
sn s.'O.e y ta"sn Or SPe-A "Ay survey
I'm M ,l .nloat Or !ungH OF se''nh.en, c.Is'
ny o.-Au IN lew minutes, on req"'rnI eue
SnioP'Pe 70 or cut open q grt on. y u
- PA-seo hltn Tue ssO'n g Gu, II may Is " nas
eIn9 eAlse yeAss :" suuernls csA.sug ony
nen y uas " aue Us way ou' " he OcuJ
.nIOagn tne walls "t tue AOo"iDen VI O'"sr
PoEunl =. lne sysle'n' ...
- oe'.er :" nAse Ia w uI " s''E
.O1us any eAFnle,s sor,' eu1.ts tuo n,gA'
a lG1g, ,Oo'e nlsn. g'Wn .ne ~. tn'ns
- s.ssP .1 y = nuan . aAs .AC'' ~. sA'9I 80, an
e1cE y. ePOP'eAs " o"'V"i'''s n'' sslr'-
o'il@l.
you ~aAe up o' oo'u n'gus' An1 nhI
yourself very restless eet OUT 81 Ieu a'o
s.lnasns y. P.ees"Hi "a 'Pee "' c'"'n"' AIy
s,na' elshe 1ss % ~, MINUTES ~ IIo-
o,.1s spe sn"le o,oy tls'rous'! Ann IIP"ly
s'.l tse nanos, nav.ls PrssIouSl tnr1w1 I
1ns ~ e,o.a'lE .pSaru 'le ioo' u l"s Oeo
- ~ - - y. so.n oeo ano o.oy:
yon nno ,n.t y"I usse .hAoves'ens'y
esael .o ,uuen, "'s'e'o ~ 'aAg S""senns
- settie ihe s,pmaen, tn9s aqalng 70 the
l1.o anoer WHEN !. h.eA1y laou.n taks q
eo.ilnnoas Walk Win ~. euousn aet's'ty
y LeeP aP very sl'Su. hs''..ure ur ge..pIr'
...on o. ,ne sH',s ano y nv ~. lp'il ". y.
.is.y lo,'ssfqs ". eao yout e1s.slso y
warm y, ro"mi - ~ y csH,l Oh sery slow,y'
never put On palr "I hsu oo'es Or sn1ss
o. pameyl ra.ner ,..,s wear !our easiest O,o'
sss par, 9iherwise you viii SOOh be pain
Tally dl.Asled:
, 1862-04-24

How 70 PREsERyE THE TEETH.-The
mouth isa very warm plnc --90 degreis
fahrenheit Ii this nnrihern climate we
lhsea Temperature 81 high in the shad,,
even at niuety, beef will begin to dscDmpass
d twenty -Ionr bnars. The particles Of beef
and other fnod which are len between the
teeih begin To putreiy before the next das.
II yon then pick the teeth. the Odpr Vf the
brSnth tends 70 decomposition, With this
management We ought not 10 be sRrp ised
that the gums and teeih should becrme the
subjects e disease. What Is to be d0nsi
Uss ID. tooth-pirk (g,nlse Quill aller each
NAL Follow with . nsUuihfal Or two u
water, to rrup'Ve the particles the tOOth pick
may have leIi behind. 49,
With thrse simple things thoroughly done
yoo viii preserve the teeth TO old age.
49, fEaL tEt-f n
HInra 10 HOUsEKEEPERs.-The EJIloWinQ
useful hints, u they are n.t superior, are
alIy equal to.some tha; occasionally go The
sodnds:
A god washing irIis may may b mds Of hOi
water and plenty q sqaR -s..l, sy4.sa
Carpets will pr'Ive inDrs durable u y0d
take care not tD tread npnn llIeln
Sueetmdtts may be kept long tims By
putting then ~ = safe place, and never put.
IIif lksm npan lhs table.
a plenty u fresh, sweet butter, and 4
I'D appetite, viii kesP bread iioin mould.
chIldrsas arsssss vsur1Oagor BY Isttlnr
athom nd % ~ nnklcs. s.t
W,pien aes .honld ilssss Be washed d
eIeVt oii bcf1ra hey arD nnde iutB hanne
, 1862-04-24
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AND
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Q. The EdI"btrgh RetIciv, CwhE)
8. The North British Review. (Pree thureAO
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These Periodicals. ably represent the great political parties
Great BrtAin-Whg Tory, and Radical but politics form
feature NJ their character As Of the pro
unh writer scenee. Literature Morality, and Religion
they stand they have stood unrvsed IN the World Of
ett- being considered Indispensable the scholar and the
professional while the Intelligent reader every class
hrV furnish and satisfactory record Of The
rent literature Of the day throughout the world than pos
sibly he obtained from any other nnurce.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British publish
es gives additional value these reprhts hasmueh they
be paerd In the hands OF Subscriber about a. soon
A. the orighul editions.
, 1862-04-24

0rlooal ws.hlrl. urFyuu drhIIly los mriin s.russ,
geanne4 q ne lmbs nd hact lhdiup lInn ahd mrs
nahllllr ~ llA1f M l1ldy dunns n applFhrnlias
la.e mpnaly. apealnB ~ su1ltiy lnsS u SuiluiP,
umIlAg ~ oIllnIt dllIInrnu, hl1nrha iluiuIftlY
dInoaIlla. pains u M 10, ncllnna - he lIl1,
tlmnl1a ~ he Uef. 9xull a. cher h1uila N uIn,
Ieeul11 y ne ny esllllalll phyll1an an1 lllIlS
Z t'lHTEly. lub mllAnl q curing dNa1raa = ~
(unhlnll . otheu1 and hencl fha aIral mccln. Al
A1ll.a u. 4 y o1APEaY. m.
, 1862-04-24

whei fixing thsis PIls nih H6loaays celebrated
Ointment over tho pit u The aimsrh, and over nj,
ruu1 II ne hvrr, ~ The right sd uudrf the Illn
rhs imttutehtnl. thoash 4 may bs thiaaAi &ill is
thoIoogh ana listing.
, 1862-04-24
San ttanrisro.

~StAuce ana expended lBrge innn,,
but Wtthnnt the lenst henPl'iai result IhsT en-
htSer, CpLHumptiIn had alr, adv seized mn d.
va daily drawing closer To the tomb: vra n,aah
neld ont no hope Of recovery; my slF netis IA
and vas In stale "f alm6st utter prIeITnJce
Informed By my physir4bA thar ih' r"p,d ~ I've
Tor me except 70 HmOnth NY path ti, iie 0,Sv. hhe
mo't hTtunaiely. ] applied 10 pr l. j. txslisrE.n,
Hm row vel Snd perfectly sODI nAh Il /, d'tasIn
Lor me tl expFrss the einiiuns ~ dCrpesI PIuti,,
eHPenencs when FtalEInR the inmesSnIal,t k,,S,r.
have TtcriVed at the hSrds # , EsI L., tHe
INniced that Il is at paAi in nv poSer ~ Ss"t
Ietbe necngti'ioR n his Pnat IkiiI md csnsr, 'n
the an ctPd wond say, D., nat dsSI,SiI ~ 70
nat h the nature Gf |I.uF cns, sm =, a. htVtf
will hnd rplirt b ApIi ing Il, n, l. j vi yOq
b. m In Gilead, and there IL phl - A. tban tIe
lLsl HENRY WESSItk;,
SuhSrFiled and sworn TO het0fe me this IS'h ~ a
HciNbsr, Al. 1853 Ci'y and cOOntI a, ~, usyod
10 thr sisIS IG Ca iEar,iS :" %" FahelscOi
(Ls1 FJ THIBACL,T N,,.,v man.
S"no'
The nndeFSigped 4 pe,s,I nIlV s,nB.,n,.A 1T N =
WeSng aud tnhaA ihst the ~, ,ns,s", ~ Teery
the fEegODg ceFfIfrAie err true ne II, ~, ~
ling during bis Illness. and benFn iDp t.,i,
tact OF his r mArkable cure ly DR. l. CsS II, "Noe
[L.sl A.RoSPEiIT,.,
Snhs'iltd ard sworn N h ~ me- tIts III. -. =
Oci0bpP n 1889 q ~ and ,,,n,,r a, - 'rn ~ onyM
In the Stat, 0f CaI,fnrIn " -" riahehcO;
f. ST. FL THIBACI.r vo,.,, vL.uL
'O'"'1 Funhc'
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Institute ia S.eranr n'o street. bsjSs A, ,y.n
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GILBERT A. GRAM. Eslirs PUb.


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], the undersigned having bren under he lnaimsbb
d D.. 4 :. J.claphay ahhAnah tn,alsalfd 4 i rallFd
upnn n give publicity ~ the lcaey - NJ nl mat
haplng that hl ddrg 20 my ~ InsiTumsnisi b ple-
ventnE nihrn frm tAe snFil r rlnn ~ ulI, . NAich
ezpeIfnesa and hk'h - ulleB lesali frm ne plnls
cnua plncHo ~ IelFndrTA Ny fls.nte hue lpri thut
II phyEical and NJ nia q lily. uhi lnun n raupHr
qnenca o. lndbcletlnna n youth. Thp nr hkt gikh
eDduIeo ~ peihnpa nnIecataty M " detail; they
Az knoun % tho Who lave tx,s ren, 81 thm 3 lre
y n ~, thai having eallsd thf aFvIc n ~ D ,.
C1wkny Intn rqultltlna. an lie txiteiallnsn uhAA
nay h.ya ilinsd q bin esIr mnlr thin relied.
yulld lAfrelno menmmenf Dr. cnaphny h an uhnuey
lnd themrllyna nIrltd With thul dIeadhI maInf ~
and heartfelt do,ls u rsle wing them.
aae,. sl.i n. . DAHLEE. PRIMER.
On thH sln day n july D. 1855 helnIe nv VIM. q.
Iaatit Nslaly ruhle. , fNmaly apyeEsd h. J. Auhlle,
known % ne. Who, heing duly nsnFn. dli dlpnmhnd
~. ~. Ne eon.asa q Ne snrd hsrsllh d1pedhg
n t.i eI,sss tht,saf. nv, M. =, y, IA
untod ny ooll ~. ~ dav and year hh " aililn
tLel Wn.O.JEWEfI. nuo.ly Puhll1.
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dlDan. 1bHf ~ wlh qlch peculiar lTsct npnn n,
essen. that he a1id1 iFilng fmm N din al dirl,s
lIe impeTceidhly carried "a and pnvsntod frnm 10,
y spifile, ed nfreI u 4 oafll lfly fnoV utd rnn
aliniioii hut = lndlspen-ably hrrop.Sy that %.
0aim.rt shnnld 10 n q enseiuHlly rubbed inlo ths
eonpAillna paFia.