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NEWS FROM LOUISVILLE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HeaALu.

Serious Accidcnt-Fatai Anray-Heavy storms.
LoursvnLE KY, July 25, 1867,
10 O'Clock p M. I
Joseph Meyer fell from the third story of the Boone
brewery to-day, and seriously injured internally.
pistol fight came on at Frankfort to-day between
two men named Nichols and Brdgeford Tho former
was killed and the latter will lose leg.
There Is a heavy storm here this evening
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THE KILLING uf CAPTAIN splfa Of TINE BRITISH ARMY.

81. lorrs, July rs, 1857
The killing Of Captain speer, an ocer in the English
army, BY soldier on board the steamer octaya. on
Upper Missouri river time sisce is likely N h.
come an International AFFAIR Courtney Terry Of the
Sixy-eishth Royal Rifles personal friend OF Captsin
Spcer IL now here taking testimony in thescass nda
ne nsrucslons o. the English Minister 81 Washington
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THE NATIONAL CANE At CHICAGO.
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sFislAl TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

CMcAGo, July 25, 1867,
IL O'Clock 2. N.
The National 1ase Ball Club, OF Washington, arrived
hsro "Wednesday, and the tournament began to-day
At the Dexter Park. An immense number OF people
and delegations Eom all the clubs OF the 6tass we're
present. Over Eve thousand persons In attendance
Al nc commeuceNsrt OF the game. The opening game
was vetween the Iosest City Club OF Rockford, Ill., and
start, aud held claar through, tho Nationals play
ing wal their usYSl skill Tho game resulted in the
oeieat Si the NATIONALS, tho score standing 20 to 49,
The iesncibes are al last beaten BY Illinois county
club &c morrow they will play with the Excclsors
the crack club of Chtcsro.
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EIGHT PERSONS DROWNED m A BOAT cvs7He

FoRrfANp, July Is, 1857.
Rev. r. G. Chase and wife. Miss Hauple and Miss Taze.
well, aud J. Harmon all Of Philadelphia; g. y. Clark
and wife. Of birmingham, Mass and Captain c. Robin.
sson, OF fremont were cspszcd in boat and drowned
IN Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island, yesterday.
Francis i. Clark, one OF the persons drowned, was
Cashier OF the Framinabam National Bank Rev s.
Chase, another OF the victims. was pastor of 81
Matthias Episcopal church, Philadelphia
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TIVE NEW ORLEANS CURRENCY.

NEw ORIEASs July Is, 1867
onoer the mesA2rss suggested by Mayor Heath, and
ADOPTED by both boards Of the City Council pending the
rency is recovering rapidly from IL dspreseion, and
some are purchasins - high hrse per cent
c'scounL Over SEQ 1000 wors0 b. bstD nibhdfawn
I'm" rirnn'sf'op ana dsVtseye6
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pAslx Or colOaEp solOtas IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July rs, 1861
A newly formed esicrsd regiment headed by q band
Of music psraded through the streets tonight They
halted on Baltimore street. opposite the once OF the
Amsytcora nswspAper and checred that paper; also
Thad st<vens and CcDgrsss The men were mostly
armed vith nusksta The ana. passsd % quietly
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ARaisal or Mr.. SEWARD AND PARTY At AUBURN.

AuBUas, July q, 1867
Secretary Seward accompanied by Assistant Secretary
Frederick W. Seward and lady. cir Frederick Bruce
Colonel Augustus Seward and Hon. A. W. Randall ar.
rived in iowI last evening
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TUE YACHT yssrl Al ecsTN.

BosroS, JuA- -, 1867.
The yacht vesis. Of New York. arrived hsae At late
hsss isss night ss 10 now lying on Cenira' Wharf snd
Deine visvsd BY many curious spectators
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rwsAlAes Can lxcuasIoNnrs RETURNING.

cRnrtIsR, Ohio. July 20, 1897
The sxcunionists reached here a. seven O'Clock.
After taking supper they proceeded eastward rhey
ga Tered detention Of about an hour owing 10 the
'ssisy Of removing wheel which was feared might
hvoo
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The American brig villas RoSs,,ro,. From. us,...
arrived ~ Pass r0usrs this evening having on rs.rd
twenty three coolies O&her sbipments M ,r.s, c,s
oers havs already arrived ana are Il work on plan
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= Il n = . zr.

The First fer 90 and tho second for
$500.
Match $500, mile heats, best three in 1--WE.
Ownen nsned 6. Monahan Ranger, In har.
xr-rr- .s..s..-.A =
ncAran named b. N. Lady Jones, to wagon.l
Ow1ezs named b. Boston. 10 wagon. Withdrawn.
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rsf Old coloxY sAIlacAs.

pcsros, July %, 1907
ne oh Colony RalhssS sseekheldss- held msstA %
ME n,us ana vote<to borrow g. 600 TO Iiou,dsAe
,ls go and mpro-s The road ne OLE Board Of Dsrec
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RuaDea At NORFOLK. VA.

FoErRsss koxRev, July %, 1897
George Ksstin, On empioy6 Of this steamship Niagara
was murdered % Norfolk last night by George emth,
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s HIPPIN @ NE w S
--~~-~-----~-~-~~-----
PORT or new y0nK. JULY 25. 1857.


steamship Niagara. Brakeman, Richmond and Norfolh
Company.
Wind 81 sunset, calm.
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=, cnARLEsIoN, July se-Arrved, brig Modesto span,
celona, 80
For OAg Shipping Mrs See Seventh Pdc<
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First HeatThc roam WINS the favorite at hundred
10 forty, but there not much money saked. The
start was quite cveD the bay getting the pole but
before the turn reached the roam had trotted
by her and at the quarter pole lengths in
vance, making that point in forty one seconds
Down The bac4stretch this was increased, and
when the hafmile pole reached be passed
1t twelve lengths front minute and twenty two
seconda Down the Flushing end II looked az II the
mare would DO distanced and up to the hree-quarter
pole she had become 30 demoralized that the roam
skipped along advance twenty lensths but homeward
the bay by aid Of whip and hallooing, closed tho gap
but still being beaten BY four lengths Time-2:50
Soco1sd and Third Heas-Were much like 10 the first
the bay getting the sond of In instances bot before
the quarter pole was reached being passed by the
all that she had not ghost Of chance to win The
time made BY the roam at the quarter and halfmlle
poles, with the heat, will be noted above.
There viii be two races to-day.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon, ,resi
dent Schultz in the chair communication como ,rniog
the cholera in the West received from Dr. Harris
and ordered on Ge The following the moro interest
ing nnrt OF the communications
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l,ws IslIxu wrfttIcsncf.

Very respect lilly your cbadept servant
4 y =. DALTON, Sanitary supern tendent
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ConeeFntHH CsnNscated Cbunch Property.
Bxsrro JuAREs Constitutional PresIden. OF the Ur.ea
Mexican STATES, 70 the Inhabitants thersof:--
Know ys that In the uss OF the ample powers with
which am invested have deemed well 70 decree the
fcllo~inr.-
AsncIs l. The so-csIlsd decree Of February &C. last
laes well a. the regulations hereunder made Cd the
~ o. March following ry the Emperor Of nerco belpe
ssp NO I" % u'a1s' % ~ Ilkswks sll ~ ghV ask,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-26
TA.e Assassination Of President
EkncOiE.

| Those who have travelled through the South
since the Rebellion ended, with but few ex-
ceptions, speak of the bitterness which exists
among lis people against the North. Such
, men as Rossor and Wise are daily doing
what they can, on the stump and in the pul-
pit, to still farther nfiame the minds ofther
listeners and culisatFthe spirit of rebellion.
In addition to their treasonatic efforts the
editors of four.fftha Of the newspapers pub
lished in the South are, also, daily and
weekly engaged in retiring ''tho Southern
heart Il is rarely that We Snd among our
exchanges. and they come from nearly every
Office in the South, u single sheet which
does not cnntain from one AMI :, half 20 two
columns Of abuse Of the North.
Instead Of doing what hes in their power
to create good feelings, and bury the ani.
mosi,ie7 which have obtained in their sec.
ton 10. the last half century, they persistent
ly strive 10 nourish them, and evidently with
n view to nnoshrr attempt to overthrow the
Government. We have been led INTO these
remarks by the following infamous article
from the Southern Eiadicator, Published ut
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, aud copied on the
editorial page oflhe Richnoad Times, The
man who could give uiterance 10 such horri.
BILE expressions is assure,lly.
III: Er treason, s'ral4g"n an sr3ls"
SAYS he, in iruc southern brayado ard
hG1rtcssucss--
II am rot iscinel 10 be al ASSASSIN. but
i -, q J
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tf!-iin c2ceGshen, the a;f.ir passed Oft ca
pleasantly ez Good be wished. demonstrate ed
with both w EN- ;gr qnarelir or such oc.
css;cn, over 20 small 2 na;ter ez the shootin
Nv niger, and H. finally settled it with,
ont Hard teelinq. How sweet is peace and
trendines atwcsn man and man How
BLESSED is the c,ii3 ~ peace maker. The
Captain acknowledged he waz wrong and
o}d the drinks for the crowd.
That mite about pM,, wuz 4 si.,in in
MY offs 3 m1s;n onto the cyanca ~ tue day
aad wordsrin whether the Dilnocrisy wood
give dawn, Ii occurred 10 ne that there wuz
piac bottle rs ffs. CASA corn t,,.'ty ar j
3 in carren"y Il ,ia 10 waata in tint stan.
""atlI ao2t"rily ever Ea2'r ~ as lhot
10 ny'cIf IF post.rity doa1 ever over
turn that stan, wont she ri jev; II good an
idea ~ "ao we w1z from Il other articles {?
II 9oatU..ty eve! reads la sa-sahas ~ His
hg.s,eocf, ana The messages v.eh 81 her
placed tasre. wont the whisky Je inferred
~ it a;nt gosteri,y ia 2J0.amate oas, and
thus nus.n wanlel uy way tLitherwari,
determined 10 reSAoo tnca> two arii≤ G.om
oblivion anyhow.
Ii wal pitch dark. Int knew tie way
Creepin cantiaas!y mp tha stun, ] REACHED
Oh; aud horror. thcr waz enoiber hand onto
it! Striking a match quickly, there stood
revealed afUre me the forms uY Deekin Pc.
gram, Bascom and Elder 3athar3 to whom
,Ia Sainn i'ta, nod ooa.tr..5 ,,L;,L ,,o,,.l
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Russian Contrasts.

All tie charges are sa,ldcn ava Complete
in Russia. Summer goes in a day, aud win.
ter comes. One uay cross q river IN Il boat
a; right, aIid n.ilt back on The ice III thu
inoruiu:. Door and windows stand wide
Open in 5u'nrsr ipra breath { ( copl mir but
in water tl.o cool air is bnrrri out with
double Windows, 'ippie doors, and heated
stoves. 5" in rcsasi - clal'ir&: thin linen
su,amcr hab.iiman: arr thrown aside ii Il
day, and tho reign q .lrS .bcg;n. Wheels
arc upon al Carriages Of every sort cue day
snow comes during the night, ana the whccle
al vanish in the morning nothing is seen
bat sledges. The transitions from class o
class arc Of the same character. One class
Is Of gentlemen and Larons; TIE next step
is TO r.onsehicks, peasaRt sarfs, who live on
black bread and salt, seasoned with sour
cabbage and garlic anl who are covered
with dry sheepik;a. instead of being
clothed in srmine, sahIos, ana iuc liten.-
Cons.radt is reached lrpra Pc;lgs burg BY
steamers in one werl: in the ue.t, tie trnv.
glcr runs over tie same water with three
horaos bofora him. The people will leaye
bat bath, AMI plupgc into holo made ia
the ice ; hcy vii. leave . room, heated 10
serenity or eighty degrees, and follow IA.
neral for six miles with no covering on heir
heads, IN f.asi twenty i!rc dcireas below
zcyo; 'hry will fast seven weeks on cabbage
and garlic, and thcn go1zle themselves in Il
few hours into the hospital, take cholera,
ana dc Diseases are g.Aeral!y swift and
i;ljal--,oday well, Ia morrow leai. More
than tSo.thi-is Of the chalera cases die. -
Women are Interesting, p,urlp, and mar.
iageaole At fourteen; .hcy are ahrireilei at
dirty. DespoIc poser works in extreme
without control, raligioa without morality,
commerce without honesty. There is !ani
il;mitabie, ,s:,i.onl cultivation. There are
splendid .aws, aal p5;ertg Of Jnstice. Some
of these 60 .a,'s arc no~ being so:tcned
down hr lhe 'yi,c, progressive policy Of
Alexander the Second.
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Over the Way.

Gone in her childlike purity
Dat from the golden day;
Fading away in the light so sweet,
Where the silver stars and the sunbeams meet,
Over the silent way.
On the bosom tenderly
The pearl. white hands are pressed;
The laghes lie on her cheeks so thin
Where the softest blush ofthc rose hath been.
Shutting the blue OF her eyes within
The pure lids closed to rest.
Over the sweet brow lovingly
Twinoth her sunny hair;
She was so fragile that Love sent down
From hi. heavenly gemst that soft bright crown
10 shade her bro" with its waves 80 brown
Light as the dimpling air.
Gone to sleep with the tender smile
Froze On her silent lips
By the farewell! kiss OF her dcwy breath,
Gold in the clap Of the angel Death,
Like the last tair bud of faded wreath,
Whose bloom the white frost nips.
Robin-hushed in your downy bed
Over the swinging Dough
Do you miss her voice from your glad duet,
When the dew in the heart Of the rose is set,
Till its velvet lips with the essence wet
In orien. crimson glow?
Rose .hnd under your shady leaf
Hid from the sunny day
Do you miss the glance Of the eye 50 bright,
Whose blue was heaven to your limid sight?
II is beaming now in world Of li5h.
Over the starry way.
IIearts-where the darling head hath
lain,
Held by Loves shining ray
Do you know that the touch Of her gentle hand
Doth brighten tho harp in the unknown land?
Oh, she waits for us with the angel band
Over the starry wuy
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WHO sroIr ggE L4yuIoGp's WIa..OlA
i1.mboh Keeps t boarding house-where il
matters not. Some few months since he lost
his viz, said wig ha,ina, in conjunction with
several other articles, been distracted from
.his bedroom some tilne bctwccn the hours Of
duak nni daylight. Vigorous measures were
ut once adopted for the detection Of The
thief, II, ot which, however, prove. NAVAL.
ing. aI! ilumbob wa. TT length obliged 10
abandon the task, sorciy a@ains. his will 80.
Mot that care Tor the yal.. p:' the goods,
said he, hall - muc,I rs ! wish 10 have tie
rasca! brought 10 justice. Grslaaiiy the
excitement subsequent TO the Gt;uir blow
over in manner, and matters settled down
iuto their old quiet way, and thus continued
un.jl one evening, Us the hoarlCrS were oil
discussing their suppe,s, one Of them sud-
deity Xclaimod: "Til be switched il /
don't believe I've round OF o certainty
who stole the landlord glgs' The ,hun.
der you havo.' calculated Plumhob, spring.
ing to his feet in cctas;cs at the prospect Of
seeing the offender ofthc principles Of n,cuD1
et fAin. receive his deserts. who is it p
Say quick, who is it? Just let me know
where can get Oh his track, and I'll have
him snatched in the suap OF aa eye. -
"Weli, said the boarCiar, in the cautious
tone Of one who is about TO unrayel some
, hitherto unacconntable mystery, the land
lord, meanwhile. eyes and mouth open.
waiting in bleathless oagcrnoss for the de-
velopmcnt I've had my suspicious for
some time past, but now I'd be almost will,
ling to tako my oath that tue theft was com,
plitted by person III your own household,
that person being none other than your cook,
/, for have found no less than three hairs in
! that plate Of hash. Conclusive proof |
should say Any person who has ever be
| held couu.enance whercon was depicted a
mingled expression Of hope dispellcd aud
'dandor riz, can form some idea Of the
! effect Of this reply upon old Plumbob,
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MAKING a Eve owN \ STRANGE LAME. -
A. p. Taft, Trun,hulI Co, Ohin, writes as
follows: ''When You fluid IA owe with dead
lamb hlcatug pteously and mourning over
Ill ii you wish to make her adopt another,
catch he eve, milk her own milk upon the
lamb, then removing iha dead ono out Of
her sight, step back out Of the way and wit.
.ucss the jos Of the mother at the supposed
restoration Of her offspring
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towards Us. lis only Tom " Chuck the
sentry's body over, and they'll think We have
plunged into the river says Scott. " No !:
fling couple OF balls over-!hey will do
quite as WE'LL And over they 60 with q
splash and over the bastion we tumble too,
and along our old route. - Don't run but
on hands and knees, softly. There goes the
guard into the worc." Fire into the
water" says voice. "the fellows can't have
got far And bang goes a whole volley,
and an instant after the bugles sound and
the camp is as.ir.
We have 60: - hundred yards from them.
Now fer it-for your lives men, run -
Pop, pop-they have heard ps rad are COM
ing i'll our rear. Bat the race IA for the swift;
and if so, | will defy any o.! them TO catch
our negro, who rams Ike race .hor3c.
Crashl What ia that. Why. Scott las
had u fall bat he is mp again, and all right.
"Giyn them taste Of lead il thay come too
close Heres where We la.t the sentry
bound. What plagle this aHIefbsnsh is
it snakes such row as we g through it.
That confolnced picket ahead is sure to hear
u.s. Now he challenges. No ,answer.-
linen nc comes down ;Ae bank The mig
ger rushes by him. "Tom, [ say. for my
active companion is ahead OF me, 'Saoot
him!' The ''iteb' doe: no. wait to be
shot, but ran, for the hlshcs, too, and @:
soon as he Tanks he IS safe b!A1eS away
VIA his rifle The heather has warmed
u! s"o,''''' ''5' '''''' VINO ia" l,eea
u ~" O'''' So, S''p' """>' No'9F l'''n' "
~ los ''' A'''1" S''' answer DIV no"
''0'' '"o ''s.a'' "'c D''1''o' l"t'e y i"
at'"'' s,4''"'"S .F'''" almost Up 10 you
Va" '''I" "!"'' ',"''' S'ls NY
"9"'''' - - I''I' ~ '"'' =" NJ :'''t'
,1',I','''' "|H mas ''''' W "'''' q"
''', ~ '''' - GU. - ~ ~ nv W., =
'n. ' ,'- ,.r,.. ~ '''''''' va ,
' '- ,,s np' ~ '.'7' 7'|' wv
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rGyHs!s,.

EfESONS having accounts with me will please set
tie ti"n as-snon rs possible, for | desire to cese
my Old books up 10 the da,o
NJ. LIEDERATAN.
E"t0n, Jan !, lS5'' jan !. ls61--3w
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NOTICE,

\ y PERSONS arn hereby notified that Mr. ISAAC.
~ u, MARkSs no longer eoauected With US Ia misi
ness' and VIC vii r'y no debts CT his contracting.
DESIE d MILLS.
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TIE STATfD YEtIl.G&of tho orrasus' cr,,rt Of
Cecil ccnaty viii lie Eu. on I'm ha.,,,d rat,, y
w every ~ aH ksccssors. Aaa:is "a a<esS and Gua,
usps as.Ntng their accounts stated ncaee brins IN
'a7 vouchers fvv days befar. t,tir'. 80 -
CD, CUTLER, Register.
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GES~A young mau eau sleigh young
woman now q days and not &c, arrested.
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From
NAgaY-.

MR.. Massey RENDERS Az ACCOUNT or H!s STEW
ARpsalF--LATIS0 OF THE CORNER 5ToEE Of
TEE COLLEGE EpIrlcE-AH AWKWARD DE-.
ECCNCEXEST.
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Know thy Destiny,

MADAME Z F. TnoRSTos, tho great Euslsh Asirolo.
gls' clarEoJant aud PsJchumelrcian, who Las aston.
iShed the 'eentihc cas,es OF Tho Old World ns now 10
cA'Hu hefsen a. Auason' NY Madame THORNTON pos.
sesses such wonderful povsrs Of sseon8 .lsb, q,
bio her TO fmpart knowledge thu greatest importance
to tho aInao or married Of either seI wbo in .talo
OF franco. sho denestes the very Of .he
you are to marry and by the aid OF an instrument of IN.
tense power known az the Psychomotops guarantees 10
produce lfekc picture Of TIE future husband or ,so
OF the applicant together with dato Of m,rr.ac noyn
IN life, leading traits OF character Co. This Il mo bn
bug. a thousand Of testimonials can assurt shs Nh,
send. whom dcsired certified certificate, or written
guarantee that Tho picture what Il puports to b. By
enclosng msl lock Of hair, and giving pio. Of birt
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing f csis
and stamped envelope addressed To yourself you viii no
oeiye the picture and desired information by return mail
All communications racrodly oonndsr.isl Address in
confidence, Madame z. F. THORNTON, P. o. nor 22s
Hudson, Ny ~ March so
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SARATOGA
''EXCELS1OR" SPRING WATER,

THE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
DO unsquaed by that OF any Other In tho fAr-fan,ed
valley OF Saratoga 1H virtues such have secured
tho high cncomiums OF oil who have used IT, posscss-
ing as docs In an eminent degroo. cathac diuretc
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, II. D., Professor
Practice OF Physic Jefferson Medical College, Phiia.
defphia, formerly OF Charleston 8. G..
~ :! PnnApRLPniA. November IS. 1858.
have been for year br more rsst In tho habit oi
taking the water Of tho "E1ceBior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during tho grcat portion my invalid o
70 use tho different upers Of the several fountains which
boil along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them tor much OF tho comfort enjoy
hed nat tho Ecelaor, Water is well adspted any
other among them, i not So 70 tho purposes for
which they gonsrnlly ompoyed II Is very agreeable
strongly mprenated with tbs carhpnie sed lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscentouAy
recommend It TO all who need gentle cathArtlo aud
diureuc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Ii. d.
Tue Water is put up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
parked In good 0rJor for shIpplng Pints in boIes
four dozen each, and cg7 III boxes Of two dozen oach