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TIE LOST GENlnS

BY 81. PIATr.
giant came TO me when l was young,
Ny instant will to ask
MY earthly Servant, from the earth he sprung,
Eager for any task.
Wait, wilt thou, o my Master Y' he began ;
Whatever can be, ~.
Say but thy wish-whate'e 'er thou wilt can, 5"
The strong slave made reply.
Enter the earth and bring its riches forth,
For pearls explore the sea-"
de brought from East and West and South and
North,
AL treasures back to me
'Build me place wherein ! may dwell"
awake and see it done,"
Spake his great voice at dawn. Q miracle,
That glittered in the sun
''Find me the princess fit for my embrace,
The vision ofmy breast
For her search every cline and every race"
My yearning arms were blessed
"Get me all knowledge ~ sages with their
lore,
And poets with their songs,
Crowded my palace halls at every door,
In mute obedient throngs
"Now bring me wisdom" Long ago he went;
(The cold task harder seems);
He did not hasten with the last content
The rest meanwhile, were dreams
HOuseless and poor, on many traokless road,
Without guide found
A white-haired phantom with the world his
load,
Bending him to the ground
~ bring thee wisdom, Master" Is it he,
l marvelled then, in sooth
"Thy palace-builder, beauty seeker, see 20
saw the Ghost of Youth
Atlantic Monthly for August.
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MEETING OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE PooR.-
Yesterday afternoon the monthly meeting of
this body was held at the Almshouse, President
Erety in the chair. The House Agent reported
the whole number in the House on Saturday
last to be 2794, decrease of 40 at the same
time last year. There were admitted within
the last two weeks $50; births, Z; deaths, 30;
discharged, 49, and eloped, 3s. Total number
OF males 10 the House, 1918; females 1881. The
total number OF inmates in the Insane Depart
ment was reported as beng $40.
The Outdoor Agent reported having collected
$3Ol'25, and the Steward reported the House
receipts as being S24l'73.
The Storekeeper reported that he had re-
ceived, since last report, eighty-seven Jumps OF
butter, and the Treasurer OF the Board reported
having paid the City Treasurer $9469.
The Committee to whom was referred the pro.
posals for the award of contracts tor beef and
mutton for the House, reported they had en-
tered into contract for beef at $7'70 per hun.
dred pounds, and mutton at So 20 per hundred
pounds The Committee on Supplies for lS67-6e
were appointed, the Stewards requisihons read
and approved, and, on motion, the Board
adjourned until thel 9th prOXimo.
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CLERICAL CHANGE.-The Rev. d. Washburn
has Withdrawn from our midst, having resigned
the charge of Trinity Church. p. E., under
were Indispensable ii he would recover his
voice and physical strength. He therefore goes
with his family among friends in SchuylkIll
county, and will soioum for a time at Miners
ture, both in and out of his late congregation.
1t is 10 be hoped his restoration to health and
professional service will be speedy, For more
than four years Mr.. Washburn has performed
day becoming more largely appreciated His
Thanksgiving sermon after the battle of Gettys-
burg, his euogy upon Mr.. Lincoln, his late dis
course before the Brotherhood of l. o. of o. r.,
and other OF mis- productions given to the public,
are evidence OF mind and heart worthy OF the
esteem entertained for him, wherever known,
by ali good people in every walk of life.
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STREET CLEANING APPARATUs.-A gentleman
Of this city has recently invented machine for
sweeping streets, and yesterday afternoon a trial
OF It's fitness for the work was given at Twelfth
and Lombard streets. The machineIconsists of a
square frame on two wheels, with a steel spring
at the rear end, to which is attached wire
brush. By simple machinery, which is put in
motion by the starting of the body of the ma
chine, the brush or broom is moved sideways
resembling very much thesmode of sweeping by
hand. The brush will sweep either way from
the centre of the street, throwing or pushing
the dirt into the cutters, from whence 1t has 10
be removed in the ordinary way, by scraper or
shovel. 1t is calculated thai with one horse and
one man from fifteen 10 twenty squares can be
swept in day. The machine experimental
with yesterday is much heavier than il is de-
signed to make them.
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slMILIA sIMILIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPkLLFIo&
FAMILY CASES

HUMPHREYS HOMhOPAIHIO 6PhLIFICa
FAMILY CASES
OF s5 large walls, morocco case containing
specific for every ordinary disease family
is subject 10 and book of directions $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases. with 20
TO 70 V1hlS....... W "
specihCs Tor all Diseases, both for Curing and
for Preventive treatment in vials and
POCKET cases. W 70
These Remedies, by the case single box are sent
any part of the country by Mail Express free OF
charge, receipt of the price
Address-HUM UMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
O1iice and Depot No. 562 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYS ls consulted daily at his Office
personally by letter, above, for all forms Of
For sale by DYoTT & CO., JOHNSON, HoI-
LoWAY & CoMDEN, T. h CALLEN DER and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia
and at BLITHES Drug Store, No. Sl2O Market street.
and by all Druggists 3ltuths 6m
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Maitland in 1852 owned by George Smith and Others
~ a was registered at Windsor. She had on board
tb6so gallon 8 petroleum, valued at 1892
Echr W, i. SPRINGS, Steelman, from Galveston for
rev lok, with AS bales cotton ran ashore on French
heel; Florida coast. 4th inst Was relieved by the
WieckeIs and taken TO Nassau. Vessel leak I'd some
What The cotton being discharged l2th inst; the
lower tier Of cotton being slightly wet.
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J. VAUGHAN NERRICKi WILLIAM H N1rRRIo
JOHN r.. COPE. 7--7--~'
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AM
- WASHINGTON Streets, -
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEEES AND MACHiNIST6
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam EnRtnan
tor Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks Iron Boats, etc
Castings OF all kinds, either iron or brass
Railroad Stations, etc.
KetOrts and Gas Machinery, Of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
sugar, saw, and Grist Milla Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Detecators, Filters, Pumping En>
gines etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux'B Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent steam Hammer, and
Asplnwan Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machine 08W
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TIE GREAT MoNTHLY.-Harper's Magasine
sale 6y J. B. Lippncott & Co. and I. B. Peter
son a Bros, contains the following interesting
artcles'3Personal Recollections OF the War
SElghth Paper0 The Turks, the Greeks, and the
in MDCCCLIX. Mr.. GregorS' Conscience i as q
Detectiye. Port Hudson. A Reformed Ring
man. Eight Castles in Spain. Tom Marshall
Of Kentuc6sy: Mr.. ,Pullees Mistake. Private
What shall they do to be sayedy The Beant
tul Miss Newman. Editor's Easy Chair. Lite
rary Notices. Monthly Record If Curren,
Events. Editors Drawer.
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ROBBKRY.-A basket containing set Of all
yer spoons, knives and forks, napkin rings etc
was stolen from the house of j. w. DailaT No
690 Vine street, last Friday, between the hours
of twelve and one O'Clock in the afternoon.
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REy. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS WHrrE. lately Off
cisting in Paradise, Lancaster county has he.
come the Rector OF 81, Ilm9thy's Protestant Epis-
auues on Sunday last. w A'
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CLEARED YEsTEF

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Barque Annie Augusta Davis st. Jago de Cuba, G. W.
Bernadou d. Bro.
Brig r. Nj. Heslen, Jones, Boston, Captain,
Schr Mary Mckee, Mckee, Galveston, d. b. steison d
Co.
schr Nellie Star. Poland, Salem, Warren, Gregg q
Morris.
schr Rescue. Kelly, Gloucester J. c. Scott d Sons
Schr M. Smith, Preston, Lynn, do. ,s,,.
str j. S. Shriver. Dennis Baltimore, A. Groves. Jr,
str Mayfiower Robinson, New York, W.POyde&Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, tor Baltimore with Tow
of barges, w. Z. Clyde d Co.
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MIanHLLANY

oaarar. Anderson nence lOth uit tOr COrk
Brig ~ ne sOuth side OF BTer Island. night
w1 ons sS inst Grew and materials saved cargo par
uaiy null 10 land, but the weather beine
snss1 gsbS ran past The W. was l@ tons, built al
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

a GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
hQCH EAP.-House, IL rooms, newly papered, and
painted; gas, hot and cold water; location high and
well shaded; lot 30 by ilO feet, Terms easy. 1mme
diste possession. Apply at WILSON'S Tea Ware
house, No. 236 CHEBHUT Street. 61u
a TO LET PART OF THE HOUSE NO
500 S. FOURTH Street, below Lombard, east
side. Inquire on the premises References re-
quired. 58
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$Ths being a new enterprise the Par u assumed
as the market value,
Thomas Y. Hand, Samuel r. Stokes
ohm &. Davis, Henry sloan,
hdm und A. Souder, William q. BoultOn
1LeOphius PauldinR, Edward Darlington.
John k. PenrOse, Il. Jones Brooke,
James TIaquair edward LaiourcRde,
Henry @. DAllett, Jr,, Jacob p. Jones,
James q. Hanu, James Il. Mcfarland,
uliRm 9. Ludwig, Joshua Eyre,
Joseph h. Zeal, spencer McIlvRine,
George g. Leper, ], b. semple, Pittsburg.
Hugh Craig, A. b. Berger.
John d. Taylor, ID. L. Morgan,
Jacob RieRel, George w. Bernardou.
THOMAS g. HAND, President
JOHN 9, DAVIS Vice Preaident
HENRY LYLBURH, secretary. 1Si
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
SUE RISES Moon RISES Ill
SUN HIGH WATER.-..,. So
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM @. KENT,
THOMAS 4. AsHMEAD, SMoNTHLY OoMhuTrER
CHARLES WHEELER,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY. 80
Schr T. F. Meany, Clark. from Portland Win stone
schr Hiawaths. Newman, from Newburyport, with
mdse. to knight IL Sons. -, 49,
schr John Tyler, Chapman from Bangor, with lum-
scSr Convoy, French, from Maine, with lumber to
schr William and James, outten, days nom Con
cord with lumber to Moore a. Whenley' Oa.,o ,,,,,,
Schr j. A. Lewis, BTown' uay Hoih Nue9'"' Wv"
grain TO ], l., Bewley d Co. ,,. ,,t vrotn m
Schr Nile, Jones, day from LelpslCi WIN sA"AA w
l. A.. BeW iey e. Co. - r..v, pot Danoait
schT s. O. Fithlan, Tuft, ! DAY from ForV DepOSi''
WIZ chE NJ eta Pierce Pierce day from Brandywine'
with flour TO PerOt, Lea q 20. -. uoston
SSmel Beveriy Pierce "a hours from New YORK.
with mdse. TO w. p Clyde q 90. .,ono NJevv Yorlx
Steamer Mars, Grumley. "A nours HOiH @N'" AN~'
with mdse. TO w. NJ Baird a Co s-or, rSavv Vorlr
with mdse 10 w. M. Baird q 20: pa,ttroora with q
ting Thos, jefferson, Allen from NNi'iAA"AN' " :
tow OF barges TO w. p CLYDE q Oo
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MEMORANDA.

ship Thomas Harvard, Strickland hence ior LAYER
pool was spoken 9Th lnst lat o. ion, ~ postop yoa
PSteamship SAXON Matthews, hencei al bOs'oh yes
terday. - ,, 1.o.r,n,an from Trinidad for
adeinhia were off the Isle OF Pines lSIh lnsL
RTE Leonard Myers, Hicks, from New fork al hey
"ssig Chieitain. Conrad. for @ayaguez 70 load Tor
phtiadeInhia sailed from st. Thomas l2th INST o.,
snhT j. Whitehouse, Jones, hence, at Salem lSIh
instant. ,,..-.t,oa yUhttlovv from lanes river
20 SJp Oh ppbiadeiphia, at Norfolk 18th inst. -. -.
iVs VsehT W. II. Tiers, HodmRnn' hence at s1 Marys'
Ca ls Wellington Barbour hence at Bucksport 10th
nstShni ch ifelen Mar Wines hence at Warren 18th Inst
5chI n Rnnyon, Miller. hence, at Bristol 25Lh Inst
5cbr >; nH::stmofeland y: Rce III Croskey Potter A.
ScnIS honrds, Maria Jane, Jones; Potter Barrett;
and Sophie Ann, smith, hence' at ProViaence zO1h
Instant or sarah, Jones, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yssmS1is, hence for the Lakes put into
Il Boston yesterday for coal
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NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
&RFn Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington
SnsflkSAs D. o., via Chesapeake and Delaware canal,
connections al Alex andria from the most direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Nashville
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf above
Market street.
Freight received daily. = -
VIM p. CLYDE d CO.,
no, IA Norlh and South Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDR1DGE IL Co., Agents at Alexandria, vi
ginia. 81
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SHIPPING

-EfEFT- STEAM III III " EhfOOlF- GAIL
SSAlk44s ing at QueenstoWn.-1he luman Line
ssnng seml.N eeky carrying the United STATES Malls
RETURN TlcKkis 70 70 RAhiS .aa ob HHD BACK FIRST
CITY OF ANTWERP .,.., saturday. July q
6iTT 62lS OF B35f0H August
CII1 O OE MAsH III W '''W eanesday' Angust n,
And each sdcceeding Saturday aud wednesday 8
noon' from PieF RATEs AZ IS SPFP oF PAsSSaE EiysSa
BY the mail steamer sailing every saSur6sy
First CABIN. .......~tl lSteerage. SA
TO TO PPsRison. PSTia ilS ilS o To PPS1son... PSTs..
Passage By The Wednesday steamers:-First Cabin
Passengers also forwarded to havre Hamburg Bre
seeraee passage rom Liverpool or Queenstown, ~
currency. Tickets can be bought here by persons
office JOHN u, DALE, Agent.
s7l or No. al CHEsNUT S.. philadelphia
Gs6sk PASSAGE TO AND FROM
BY sTE4MsAIP MhA hiS5s ANb sAfLINs PAcKET ftEiTiiD
mn FITS y re- H Si, ND
IRELAND, sCo1LAND, AND WALES
RO' p"f'''"'1TisA TAPso66TTs, fP5oj66 TfTTs BROTHERS q co.
No SO sogTa TIL street and NS e rs B1RoADWAIYR 13 "a g,
49, rmIhADELPMIdA HI, RIGHMOND
ssSsssAaaliklhss THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
THRogeH RfcEIFTs 10 NEwBEEN. .
sea6oSTa apa Roanoke RaroSd snd 10 LynohSurs
hr ennebsSee ana the West NE m0Ti9 I bs
The regularity, safety and cheapness of this route
commend II to the public the most desirable me
dinm Tor carrying every description of freight.
steamships insure at lowest rates. and leave regu
larly from hrst wharf above Market street.
VIM p. CLYDE co.
No. IA North and south Wharves,
W. p, PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
4. P. CRowELL q co, Agents at Norfolk. 81
~cfE@r THE PRILADELPHIA AND
| $SAlh&as SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
| PANY'S REGULAR kSEMIMUNTHLY LINE,
FOR NEW ORLEANS, LA.
| BTAROFThE h UNION ,lO7B TOMS Capt, a. N. CookBey
JUNlA1A, 12l6 tons, Captain P +. HOxe.
-, lIOGA, 1870 tons, Captain J. F. Morse
| Will leave this port every Two weeks alternately
touching At Havana returning for freight and pas
The TIoGA will leave Tor New Orleans or sATUR
DAY, August 3, at o'clock A. NJ, from Pier No, Is
| (secoDc NhsIi 0,,cy Spruce street)
| The STAR OF THE UNION wll leave New Or
| leans tor this port July 20.
Through bills VI lRding signed for freight 70 M VI
Galveston, Natchez, VickBbuTg, Memphis, Nasnvh'
Cairo, st, Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati
| WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
| 4lR1 No. 8l4 s. Delaware avenue
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, NickeIson q 90.
| TErq THE PBLLADELPHIA AM
| S<Sg@llR4&b SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
| PAN Y'R REGULAR LINE
FOR SAVANNAH GA
| TONAWANDA S5U tons, Captain VIM. Jennings
WYOMING $50 tons, Captain Jacob Teal
| The steamship WYOMING will leave for u {
above port on Saturday, July q, NJ So'clock A. Nj.
| from second wharf below Spruce street.
Through passage tlckels sUlu ana freight taken TO-
all points in connection with the Georgia Central Raj
road. WILLIAM JAMES. General Agent,
| No 3l4 y. delaware avenue
Agents AZ Savannah, Hunter GammelL [4li
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.usxFSS. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS,
NheA8Ss The undersigned having Iessed the X EN-,
SINGTON SCREW DOCK, begs TO Inform his friend,
and the patrons OF the DOCK that he 10 prepared will
increased facilities TO accommodate those having YES
sells De raised or repaired, and being q practice
Rhip-carpenter and caulker, will give personal attep
tion 70 the vessels entrusted 70 him for repairs.
Captalnsor gents Ship Carpenters, and MachinIsL
having vessels 70 repair, are solicited 10 call.
Having the agency for the sale OF "WettersUedtL
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint, q
the preservation of vessels bottoms for this city
prepared 70 furniBh the same on reasonable terms,
JOHN III. HAMMITT
RenBingtOn Screw Dock,
u DELAWARE Avenue. above Laurel stree
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. BradIey-s Celebrated Patent
d U p l. L X f l. l. l p L ] G
toR DOUBLE SPRING.
S X / r L

TnE WsEpERF5L FLExrBRITF and great COMFORT and
any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
will be experienced psr'icu ary in all crowded Assemblies
Operas. Carriages. Railroad Cars Church pews, Arm
Chairs Promenade and House Dress the skirt
be folded when in occupy small place easily and
conveniently silk Muslin Dress, an invaluable
quality in crnone found in any Single Spring Skirt
Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure comfort and great
Convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring
Skirt single day, will afterwards willingly dis
pense with their For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they superior 20 all Others.
They will tend break like the Single Spring, but
or four ordinary Skirts will thrown aside
less. The II ops covered with double and twisted
thread and the bottom rods not only double springs
bot twice double, covered; preventing them from
wearing out when dragging them Gown stoops stairs &c
The Duplex Elliptic is great fvorte with all ladies and
is universally recommended by the Fashion Magazines
the Standard skirt of the Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following inestmabe advantages in Crino
line viz superior quality. perfect manufacture, stylish
shape and finish exihy, durability comfort and econ
rzy enquire for J. W Bradley Duplex Elliptic or Dou-
Bile Spring Skirt and be the genuine article
sCAUTIUN-To guard against Imposition be particular
notice that Skirts offered Duplex have the red ink
stamp viz: -. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel
Springs upon the waistband-none others are genuine.
Ao notice that every Hoop will adult pin being passed
through the centre. thus revealing the two Tor double
springs braided together therein Nhieh Is the secret of
their nexibity and Strength and combination not to
b. found in any other Skirt.
Fer sac in all stores where First Class Skirts sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole owners OF the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
2 90 Chambers, and - and 81 Reade Sts., n. Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
For the Bellows Falls Times:
Egypt, Past and Present.

The relics of Egypt's glory have been
the worlds wonder for centuries. Who
has ever gazed upon the mighty ruins Of
great cities, of temples, tombs and stat
ues, without feelings of wonder and awe
Who was the architect, and who were the
laborers that reared the massive pyramid
of Cheops, and the mighty Sphinx? The
former of which covers eleven acres, and is
five hundred feet high, and is supposed to
have been formerly higher. Herodotus
SAYS, that one hundred thousand men
worked twenty years without cessation in
building the huge pile. But what was
their object 1t is supposed that the py.-
amid was intended as sepulchre for
some great king. But for whom? The
immense sarcophagus seven and half
feet long, three wide, and three and a
half feet deep, stands 10 the dark, silent
chamber, but it has no occupant. What
king after he had done with the follies and
aspirations of this life was carried to that
silent tomb? Was he followed by tears
and blessings, or by curses and impreca-
tions? 1t is mystery all Three thousand
years have rolled in their tide between
then and the present age, and nothing can
be positively asserted.
That the ancient Egyptians were sim
gular people, is well known. While the
ruins of massive and magnificent tombs
and temples are found in abundance, no.
vestige Of habitation is seen. They
seem to have regarded them as merely
temporary, while the tom5s were consid.
cred as final and permanent resting-p1aces
and upon them they lavished almost un-
told splcndor. The mountain-side on the
western bank of the Nile, is one vast
tomb. The open doors in long ranges,
and different heights, must present an inn
posing spectacle. 1t is estimated that in
these tombs, and in the great pits on the
plain, are no less than eight or ten mil
lions of mummies. When Egypt was in
the zenith Of her glory, how imposing must
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05
ALL PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS

WAGPoLE. N. H.. Jaa 80, 1867.
BR. o. z. WOODS, Dear Sir Lest you should remain
in ignorance to your ability to bless your fellow
and give yourself fortune, oer Few thoughts in refer
20 what yog sail your Dysentery Cordial
day went to the Falls thinking Dr. Ni:hos aud
get him 20 prescribe for that Offensive disorder the Dysen
terry which had hung for twelve days
at the Fails said that Woods made that
good for the above complaint must say that had but
little faith IN your mixture. But after your said he
would wsrrsnt a cure thought would try ii. took
dose that evening and to surprise better in less
than hour the nezt day went to work free from pain
aud fae from hinderanoe ane toda consider my we'll
By the wOid had tried almost thing else
wihout effect Now whether this Is bunder of yours
whether you had the dcernment make this
so eeetnal makes difference II wrought such radical
change Ia that feel 30 acknowledge it. and wish il
Dhght oeeome celebrated have doubt IL that medi-
cine pulled according 60 its worth il would give you
profit in yesr team all yon have in your shop
would in ten. II you woald give a receipt l think
would spend thousand IL before would give il up
Yours much benefited.
THOMAS n KEYEs.