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Below publish the certificates Of thrteol The ,pf
lerefs nom the panRs Of distaN VIM hsVBg recovered
their f,Imer health, AID impe'lsd BY gratitude male
haosn their eases and 'sedial aPst shd their state
ot society mpetouSly command their publication Snd VO
commend their perusal 10 the attention OF all sited
TnAsAPuLNEss Is THE INckSrvE 10 SRAT1upr.
oEEPIEIcATE:
The undersigned, dtsr us OF aranain,InR ,bo,e vho
may Be nniOt tunate enough 10 b. similarly nIc where
Permllent relief Of their suIermgs nav he OSsIpSS
hs GUY 70 thus publicly expires bis most sincere
gratitude o. DE- CEtpAay for The permanent TreOV.
cry o. bis health Borne doWn BY the dktFtasing \ mn
toms Incident TO the Ve0ns pFRetires Of nDehi oaIs
pason ~ yol.n dtpItstd IN body and mind unable TO
perurm even The most trng duty imposed by the dsIly
avocAto"s Of he sought the sdvve 81 many n Vseans
Who al hrsi FeRadrd ny drasr NJ trarE IN DnFiSnre
tut alas amer Few weeks. and in several insiaDces,
IN nths Of their treatment. kHbd 10 nv nnutlSTpble
hnrrnr, that insteadh hf Frlef my - mt, NJ here ov
alarming In their torture; aud being ioId BIZ one Iai nv
dleease being principally CoDfntd 10 the hTain msdene
would he Of Little Conequ dtspalTfd Of ever TrEan
ing my health strength and energy; and Is SSl
and with hut laiul hope, called npon Dr.. CEapkGv
We. asr ss-nalns my case PrsseIibsd some nsdsiHe
dizziness in my head. Encoursetl b. ihe rrs1li, re-
solved 70 Place mysef under Bis ere, and 6y s,rict
. t y ~ os alTee'. and ecyee my bead bcume
and gI0ns, the Weakness Of my mha The netv6ns FPac
ton Of my while indy the slIRhtest anlrn hi ercie
s,. %sn. tes naSnSopy M and eV sebodnEs, the lslf-
20 study and Iant Of resolution The fFghIiu exciting
aud 81 times pleasnfable dreams BY night fonWSd h1
.N, n. ,.l have a Disappeared and %
ielt as ~ inspired BY new e-that life hiCb short
time ago, contemplated 10 end Sith nv oWp hand.
WIN aview 70 guard the unfortunate from fIng into
the snGes o. incompetent quackr deem ny duty 10
nrr this testimony % the merits and ski Of H. Cl,D
kay and recommend him 10 all who NAV stand In nrrd
~ meolcsI aevl pelng assured BY my own experienco
% ~ .O,sd a care Eaa'eal and permanent cure
IL.sl 49,; B. ?. FIl.NoRE.
, 1862-09-04
The FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
By HENRY STEPHENS, Y r. s., u EdinburRh, and the
late J. p kurton Professor Of Seients Agriculture
In Yale College. New Haven. vols. Royal octave.
1900 pages, and numerous Engnvings
This Is o0nfeSedly the most complete work on Agri
culture ever pushsd and in order 10 give Il wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved 70 reduce The
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
when sent BY mail [post paldl 70 California, Oregon
and Washington, the price will be S1 To every other
part Of the Union, and 20 Canada, tpoa paldl eo.
- This d NOT the old q BJok of the Farm"
Rsmtsances for any Of the shove publications should
Always be addFessed post paid, tO the publlaheEs,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
~ " lL--..L No "a Gnld street New York
, 1862-09-04

NaIHa IH.I -. j 4 T
], The undelagned, having been under The treatment
Of DE-. l. J. CEapkay, although nnloclsd Ieel called
upon % give publicity 70 The efficacy uf BIZ treament
hoping that b doing % mpy Be inslfumental IN pre-
venting oihe rom The fearful Suitrna and mlnefv Which,
expeencod and uhch 90 olen result flnm M nerni-
clous placpa q pIstende ny 6lasnne hns been that
q physical end mental debility Whlsh kinWs n ronl-
quence q indaoIei|ons u YOUTH The aguniea uhrh
endured are paI1pa unnecessary df ne % detail: they
are known @ thoe Who have experienced them 6ulcp
= % aay, that having called the sargiola q Dr. l. "
Caapkay lto tqni1tnn, al The expectations which 4
may have iululu oI him we're more than realised. T.
would lhelnl4o fec1mmand DF cnapkny n an uho my
lnd themselves afflicted wlh that dreadful Inaady ny
olect in = doing being aympu1hy lol suffering humanity
and heartfelt desire q relieving them. lIss .I7
y D. DAHLEE. Piulefs
STATE n California, City and County n eSn Fl1ncicds
o. i1s slst day q July, A.D 1855. beIoI1 me- Wi
!eset Notary Public, personally appeared y. Nahte
known b ne. Who, being duly sworn, did dlnaaa and
.y, ,hsi ne oontens q NE card herewith agnsd by
10 WIinen aheeoI, l have h,ruo,o 3. ~ hand. ,hd
allxod ny naaI 1la he daV auf 11af ahts wIliifD.
et ILoI WM. M.C.JEWEII,' Nolnrf pdhlt,'
, 1862-09-04

n aol ca11l lhe Ointment operalla surely a1l Win .
rabldiT that f1simhes magic Il should b rubbed into
ne parts a.cied aef they havs been lolmented with
luteualm Eallr TIE punIJing and curative powers q
tha uuEucnt have never Allied. Any old sore,
Wourd or nicer aGnTr yda 70 IL inuonce, aud N
II BAD trca1'a o. mix Nttfa. ~ aolIoa y udndlrla.
0iandnar aaollipll may soon b reduced By following
he printed dIftcI|1u1. if
, 1862-09-04

oflee.l u.lle. nsFvoul dibnly, Ios apIrI Ia.,nds,
u.a1nel 0i ne Nuh. and t1ck, lndpdl,lon end lnoa
ql q memoiy, aversion % aoqeiy love q aqlllpds,
llllul l'I llIIulI oIl|nal, l1llncha, Involuntary
9llAllEu| pains n tho lide nleclIuna q lh1 eyt1.
plmpl1l o. n1 Nra, nIE11 ~ cher in1mililI u lan,
.fec1lol b t1e I|l olI11lllld phylcln end l11un.
y }. C11rl1y. HI method q curing dlIllI1 b ~,
lun1l1un . ol11lrl an1 11nr1 lla rIIIl llutln Az
Addlo4 l. dCx1PkAY. y. D..
bm Fmnclsto.
, 1862-09-04
San 1tanristO.


sought medical assistance. and expended larpe
but without the least beneficial result Thss fI
strOyer, Consumption had alieady seized upon nv 49,,
was daily drawing closer to the tomb; nv pbyse,ss
held ont no hope Of recovery my str nRth bs6 Css,
and was In state Of slmOst utter prosrston Iso,
informed by my phy ysCians that they could do Do,hi
for me except TO smooth my path to the grave ~hag
most fortunately, applied 10 DR.. l. j. CEspksv Sa
am now well and perfectly sound man Il 4 difosS
Tor me tO express the emotions II deepest eratl,TSt
experiences when realizing the immeatnrable seISic.
have received at the bands Of nr. Czaphay and ~,
Ieinieed that Il Is at least in my power 10 hS W.
feeble recognition Of his great xiii and cspsctv ~
the sicted would say, do not despair. f6r Wiatpvsy
may he the nature Of your case, am cOnldeIt thst W
will ind relief by apply ing to Dr. l. CEaDksV - W
Is balm in Gllead, and there IL phvscian there
sueIihea and sworn 10 b.,dia HENRY w, ,wS,EsssLNG.
ncto6tI. A.D lS59 City and county Of San FTSeiyOo
In the State Of California
[L.sl FL. THIBAULT. Notary PublIe.
The undersigned is persol ay atuusjp,ed v,,H n.
WessnR. and knows that the cFcumAtapces Tpl.,"J Y
The toTeeong certificate are true. He saw Henri We.
nng during his Illness and bears willing Testimony oibs
iAct OF his remarkable cure by Dr. L. J. Czarkay.
,subscihtd and sworn to before me, III I5IS a.
GctSotT aD 1889; Cty and county Of San FIaSci,co
Ii III. THIBAULr, vOtsry Publo,
DR. l. J, Cz iPKAY's private Medical and sO,.,,,,
oppnslte the Pacific Nail sissmthp ConTsry; M
San Francise0. The Doctor Offers free consSa,ians'
and axis no remuneration nness he tiscts cure
- The following letter. which emphaticav sn..k.
nr itself vas written BY the Dean Of he Facuiv n ~
Philadelphia College Of Medicine 10 the ediIor ~ ~
Pacific Medical and Surgical JOarnal San FraIgiseO.
'or pOOlca''Oh'
706e Edors Pde.e Hsicdi Gad SSrgcai ossS1,
GNTLEM'N-My atentiph has leeu called d A. nv,Icis
ad eIndM dsSIse grSnsd By lie PhsSsSs cosa Y ss
OF Medicine 10 Dr. Ia CEapkay When The apblIcaien
, 1862-09-04
Glsrfnl Publications.
Leonard Scrtt & er.'s
REPRINT OF TIE
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
BLAcKWooD'S MAGAZINE.

EONARD SCOTT CO. New York, continue to re.publiSh
IL the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London Quarterly, CConservative.)
@ The Edinburgh Review, Cwhg)
s. The North British Review, CFree Church.)
T. The Westminster Review, CLIberal)
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These Periodicals. ably represent the great political parties Of
Great Britan-Whg, Tory and Radical but politics form
" feature Of their character As Of the most
found writers Science Literature Morality. and Religion.
they stand they have stood unrva In the world Of
letters being considered indispensable the scholar and the
professional while the Intelligent reader of every class
thew furnish and satisfactory record Of the
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gives additional value these REPRINTS nasmuch they
he placed in the hands Of subscribers about
the original editions
, 1862-09-04
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For Iho 1llm1nlll Cum q 1 PFll1l1 md Chronic Dl1
eases, and the suppression Of oulckey
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. ]. arEAr Md,
late IN The Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief phyat
clan % the 10ih Regiment ol Hnnlcds ch|tf surgeon
% he military hospital Of Fellh HunfaIy late lee
furcr on Diseases Of women and children and honorary
member Of The Philadelphia COLLEGE Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid 70 The treatment d D1ealo1
l peculiar % women and children.
- once houl1-lrm AN, ,too P.N q
Communications aliclly CONFIDENTIAL.
"a. Permanent cure guaranteed, pay. Consul
tau na hg Illlcf o. olhtraire, Ilto. ~ I. i1t
Addr1a DRILL. czARKAY, s,n Fnnuseo.
, 1862-09-04

LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
ia No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1862-09-04

rTNHE HIGHEST PREMIUMS WERE AwARDED
III these machines in 1858, At the following
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12
DisIOynI Men In ONCE.

From the Letter of Washington Correspondent.
secession is about played out" said Mrs.
JEFF. Davis to her ''lord and MASTER if Nc
Dowells ''contraband" tells the truth. 1t is
true here if it is not in Richmond. All that it
ever needed was a little firmness on the part
of the president and his secretaries firm
resolve to kick ecery man out of Office, high
or low, who does not give abundant evidence
of his Jealous loyalty would at any time
have made Washington perfectly loyal town.
1t was the fact that a man could keep his
office and still sympatlize with the rebels that
made the rebels here SO defiant. See how a
little rigor operates upon one nest of traitors.
Mr.. Chase has been in tile habit of attending
Trinity Church Its pastor, Mr.. Style, is a
rebel .Sympathizer, and refused to obey the
command of his bishop and give public thanks
for federal victories. Mr.. Chase instantly left
the church. His next step was to turn out of
Office the vestrymen of the church who stood
by the pastor in his rebellious conduct
panic at once spread among the doubt
full men in the treasury department All
the loyal and true vestrymen of Trinity
resigned One man who is an Office holder
has wife who has belonged to the choir of
the church. She instantly left the choir lest
her husband should be suspected Of sympathy
with the unpatrlotlc pastor and vestrymenl
This is all we need to clear out the treason
mongers. Let them understand that they
must lose office and patronage, and they will
become loyal, or leave the city. There is a
business man in Washington who is an often
sive secessionist, yet he has made an immense
fortune out of the government within year.
The presence of the army here last winter
was one hundred thousand dollars clear profit
in his pockets, yet his sympathies, openly ex-
pressed, are to-day with the rebellion. Such
man should have been compelled to lose his
business, or hold his tongue. The reason
why these fellows stick to their treason is that
they confidently expect one or two results to
follow the war-frst that this city will event
ually revert to Virginia and the southern con-
federacy, or second that if reconstruction
takes place that the southern men will be
back here again in such force that pro-slavery
will be uppermost again, and the rebellion
will not be unpopular.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12
From the Newburyport Herald.

From the Newburyport Herald.
Blood's Seeding is the favorite grape for this
vicinity. Twenty-three years ago, James
Blood Esq, of this city, raised two grape
vines from raisin seeds, one bearing white and
the other purple, and from his grapery they
have been distributed over the country-to
every state in New England, to New York,
and Pennsylvania, and in the west, to Illinois,
Wisconsin and other states. Mr. Moody Ord
way of West Newbury calls them the best and
cultivates them altogether; but ifnot the fine
st fruit they are Of excellent quality, and the
fruit is sure and the vintage abundant In
twenty-one years they have not failed to bear
good crop, nor have the vines been killed
by the frost. The original vines of each vari-
ETY. are now in Mr.. Boods garden, as thrifty
as ever. Pore are points of the first consid-
Grafton; and which at this season of the wear.
when everybody wishes to plant a grape vine.
will not be forgotten. Obtain the genuine
Blood Seeding and you will be sure of ftrlit-
generous in quality and quantity.
We hope the time will come when we shall
have ten thousand grape vines where one now
grows. We cannot expect to compete in the
production of raisins or the manufacture of
the finest wines, with other sections, or other
countries the climate and soil are not adapt
ed to it. The valleys of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi, the plains of Texas and New Mexico,
and the lands declining to the Pacific, will do
that; but the grape-of its kinds indigen-
Gus to our soil, and half thousand years
before Columbus sailed his Spanish barque to
American waters, the Mortimer coming down
the shore from Greenland, Labrador, and No
va Scotia, below Cape Cod, gave the name
Vineland indicating the abundance of native
grapes. TO them it must have seemed like
Canaan to the old Jews. Again it will come
TO like condition, as wealth increases and
we appreciate fully the land we inhabit.
Beautifully will the vineyards cover the hills
and the river banks, till the Merrimac and the
Connecticut, and the Hudson and the Della
ware, shall be like the German Rhine and
the people will be abundantly supplied with
grapes-as they may be if they willard wine
be as common as was cider in the days of our
fathers, We may labor and pray for that era,
for 1t VIII be more healthy, happy, and tenn
nerate than this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12

GOES SUPERPHOSPHATE OF
~ LIAE-For sale at manufacturers prices. Call for
Il circular. LEE SPRAGUE d co,
mch22 d2m&wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12

The FIRST RETREAr.-One of Bonaparte's
regiments shamefully fled during battle in
Italy Next day he drew the fugitives up in
line, and merely looked sorrowfully at them,
and shook his head That was enough. With
sobs and tears they besought him to try them
again. He did try them again, and in the
next battle they routed thrice their number of
Austrian veterans. Ever afterwards that reg
iment was famous for bravery. Its example
inspired the army with emulation. Disband-
ment would have worked mischief. Bona
parte was mighty in the science of human ma
ture; and therein lay the secret of his power
over men. He never permitted his officers to
make of the privates scape-goats for their own
misconduct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12

MAY IN SECEsH.-It cannot be denied
that the position of the confederacy is any
thing rather than desirable. Indeed, if anv
country ever had gloomy day it is ours now
How the great opportunities Of the past have
been improved how the immense power of
the south has been fritted and squandered
away and with persistence in the policy and
principles which have brought misfortune on
us will eventually lead, are thoughts that re-
cur frequently to every mind'-Richmond
Examiner, Mdy 1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12
TERSEs OF ADvERTIsTNC3.

ADVERTISEMENTS published IN the pAILY FIR sIeo
square" for three Insertions and 20 cents for each
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor lcss) constitute
quare." Advertisements ordered inside ar In aus,
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oua,seu extra rates Contracts by the year NAV bc
made on liberal terms
sequent insertion 70 cents - 'i' 's"ehS'"
- AZ Transient Advertisements must be poid in ad-
ieIlv OF regular advertisers will be required 10
l., ~ 40 grdtHfoas AdUertisenents No report reso
assni =, proceedings of any corporation society or
association, ana no communication DESIGNED 10 cali a.
tention to any matter of limited or indiydna Interest
car De inserted unless psd for an Advertisement
~ Inc Publishers will not hold themselves Tesnausi-
Dle Tor any errors that may occur beyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER no THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURER STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DEsIRARLE Cl.OTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING EEAsOAs, WHICH
WILL ZEE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND wORKMANsmIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
AIER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION T0 OUR BOYs' CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPA RTMENr NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER III
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DErART-
MENT WE OFFER "A LARGE AND
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GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
a WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
ITIEs, AND STYLES, INCLgDIEC
MANY OF THE best STYLES FROM
RECENT NEGOTIATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURER, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL RE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OH YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH PROMPTNEss ANDIN AR
TIsTIC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOM
EITHER MEN Or BOYs.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
164 1913 and ITO
MAIN STREET..
meh25 Gtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12
ReaI Estate.
NOR SALE-A beantifnI rogidonco :,

EOR SALE "A beautiful residence in
Il this city, situated Southbridge street No l63
owned and occupied by the Rev, A. ID. SPALfER, con
tai ing three acres of productive land well stocked
with the choicest fruits Of all kinds including a fine
large grapery This place has frontage of IA feet on
the street. and extends back to the n d w. r. r. The
house is modern STYLE convenient consisting of
eleven rooms. with an excellent dry cellar, nd never
failing spring OF pure soft water standing upon a ris
ing green, embracing most delightful prospect render
Ing it very desirable and pleasant home. 10 be appre-
cated this estate needs but to be Terms very easy
mchll diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-12

rs GEORGE NJ PATCHEN, JR.
n 81 " This fast troting stallion will stand for
ISRN lat the Stable of the subscriber, In Holden,
-A>IS~1SSMass. Season to commence May and con-
i. W. ABBOTT.
Holden, April 2s, 1852 d3mt apps
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-25
p. DECK a co

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WATER ROssF OIL RLAcETr1. ~arr.nt-s ~ =.
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NEw AHsseaL
Rob ack,s Stomach Ritters !.

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giving tone 70 ihc Stomach, and Zoe tie preyenlor
bilious oompiaiuts, Incident % the Western oouhtr,
Try IL
AZ morning drink, 10 assist disostio1 aud relsy.
Dyspepsia, h hss 40 equal. Try a.
u f4rof II n sl< er5or TO az other klttern- Try
The formula of these bltters. noss (lsel) tbe
property of Dr, hobsck, originated with oIss of n
oldest and most eminent Medical Praeiuoners u m
West, and Il is directly prediosted upon The wantt
Western people
These biiisrs derive nsir sslDulas from he power
fu L1nic Dagure ofihe roois aud hsrbs a shic the
composed. aud a. they are, ~ silsying anss
urAl craving of the etomsch. directly promosite ~
MpEnANCE.
ths present proprietor belie~-s thai IN making
widely known, the public :selfAre IL subserved.
it will 5000 be for sale BY all Of lr RobAck's M.
uerons Agents, and al Hotels, Ac The country over
II the mesntims orders Will be allied dircci iron
Cincinnati IN any quantity aud AZ The lowest rafss-
lt IL put up In Quart Bottlcs and securely psrkad n
dos Half dof. sample oases VII. 1o~ry.r,
be packed abd seD, - shy address, n des'rci
Retail Price, 81 per bstfte, ar sis
Principal ofloe aud salesrooss. No g East Foafu
Street 81 building tron MAR Street, CiDolnnati.
Ohio. Laboratory. No. - Hammont Sffo~t
Fer sale In vlgo County by
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PETER BUSkiRx. Centrevfne
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I. no~ prepared 20 vsa upon cnsfon7sfg N be
usual sxt-fsctory manner str4cs srssnton efv-n tc
shsmpooninz sr1 Cuolns Lsffes and Liitir GsTs
HAIR 6Lo. ". CASApA.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-25
HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, Ncw York.
Boars Reduoss 20 - rer day.

siaoe tAs op~uias q this .sst aud conmodiou.
iotsl. n il a. SEEN ~, -iosie endsavos ~ hs
.opriesors % u,se is n, mott su,nptaoa.. eou.
seaisu, and comfortable bone for ,Ae eirss~n ana
Granger % thls aide the Atlantic.
40 ~hassv.r ~. -s~ssssilksiy % adrainl-a<r -
'hs comfort q ita sussA NJ havr ehdeavasi,
'v'issa' regard ~ o,-s, % provide - ccasiD-
II he elements oflBdividusl sna pcisl sgoymen,
Fhieh na-ssrn Ars has Invented saa raodera ss-ss
'rpfoTsa AM ne patronage vh'ch !, hss oomnan.
81 enFsns tse past 81 ye-rs Er.uryfn< proef
ies' iaelr ea'r's Ssfe brel aGYT,sls,el
70 meet de saisesese. q tAs ,ile.. .h.a al are
required 70 Practe. ~ noes rlc1 eSS0ouy. ,bs
andsrsisnsa a or
IIavr Reduced the Price at Beard Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
st,h' 'sms tine Ahaess peq- = Ne lasuris- v'h
.ss-s 'hsir tssie ~. si,s--te se~u suprisss.
TRTAouELI- WIuTCoAE a CO.
~ York. - = i-si sm.s