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. Telegraph-Procecdings OF tho National
Board Of Trade.

Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the National
Board Of Trade.
Several resolutions have been submitted in
the Convention Of the National Board Of
Trade, sitting in Cincinnati. recon mending the
general government to take measures to
cheaper and extend telegraphic communica-
ton throughout the country and to make 1t
part Of the postal system. This assembly Of
leading business men from all parts of the
and the movements of the day. We have
urged over and over again this same measure
of government control over the telegraph sys-
tenn, and it is gratifying to see such body
responding to our efforts. The movement
must 60 on, for it is founded in common sense
and the necessity of the times. The telegraph
has become as necessary as the post office,
and if its communications were cheapened as
they ought to be it would be used as gene
rally. All the arguments in favor of govern
ment control of the postal system apply with
equal or greater force to government control
over the telegraph. 1t is the most important
agent of civilization, the most powerful ally OF
the press, and necessarily comes into use with
the whole body of the people. Besides, the
time has come when the private intercourse of
people and the vast business interests of the
country carried on through this agency should
no longer be trusted to an irresponsible and
specializing monopoly. The whole country,
and more especially the business men of the
West, are at the mercy of few individual
managers of company. Then the charges
for telegraphing are enormous and out Of all
proportion to the actual capital invested or
services rendered. Congress should at an
early day establish general system of tele-
graphs and place it under the control of the
Post Office Department or special bureau,
and thus give a cheap and reliable means Of
communication to the people everywhere. The
boards of trade in every city and the public
generally ought to move at once in this matter
80 as to bring such pressure upon Congress
as will overcome any resistance of the pre-
sent monstrous telegraph monopoly.
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THE PROBABLE New BRITISH MINISTRY. -
We publish to-day brief sketches Of those who
are represented as likely to form the new British
Ministry under Gladstone. The list is formida-
BILE and exhibits remarkable degree of acu-
men on the part ofthose who were instrumental
in getting II up. II looks, however, something
like the Cabinets Of our own quidauncs who
are shaping for General Grant Cabinet for
his administration. Results are oily con-
elusive.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Fourth Day Of the Metairic Races-Twe Con-
tests-Unfortuuatc Accident.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. s, 1868.
This the fourth day OF the Mctairie races. Tho
track was very heavy and sticky and the attcnd-
ance good. The first race-a mile dash, for oil ages
for purse OF sc5o-was won by Bette Bay, beating
Jack Gamble, second, Giroy third Time. 1:b7.
For the second racc-a sweepstakes Tor three year
ods. two mile heats entrance ss5, p, D., the club TO
ada sloo-nine horses we're entered Sundown
The third racc-two milo heats for q purse or
s3oO-was won By Nelligan's bay colt, by Daniel
Boone who distanCed Chemiscst9 anu Bonita IN the
Grst heat Time, tl0.
In The second heat OF the third race Ohemisetto
broke her lc!t hlud leg below the pastern Joint.
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The Proposed New constitutional Amend
ments.

ments.
1t is the era of amendments, and every man
who supposes he has new idea is eager to
enforce it on the nation in the shape Of an ad
dition to the primary law. Every enthusiast
is eager to make the constitution in this way
take the shape agreeable to his fancies, and
the extreme schools Of political spectators
fancy there is nothing easier than thus to COM
pei the country to accept their views. But
there is little danger of contamination of the
law by this method. It may be left without
fear to the conservative common sense of the
people. Congress may be extreme enough to
recommend any sort of change; but before the
people Of twenty-seven States are brought to
approve that change it is of no value and they
will not be 50 brought for any change whose
good effects are not clearly apparent to all
and do not quite overbaance its possible
dangers. The people readily approved the
amendments that were made TO settle great
questions of the war, because they saw the
benefit; but we perceive their safe caution in
the disposition on the part Of several States to
withdraw their assent to the last amendment,
since it has appeared that 1t was basis OF
some party scheming We note as q peculiar
feature of the amendment hobby the disposi-
ton of impractical men to propose changes
without any perception Of the results they may
involve. This is the case with the proposed
amendment to give suffrage to every male
person of sufficient age by general law and
without regard to State restrictions. In
tended to ride over the State enactments in
the North against the negro, this, 1t will be
seen, covers that very serious question for
California and the Pacific slope OF the status
Of the immense Chinese emigration that Is
coming in upon us. IL Is going too fast to
supply ourselves the power that will over
whelm our free system by establishing nomi-
nal democracy among slavish and ignorant
people and thus laying q foundation for
Casarism.
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ANrHoN MEMORIAL CHURcH.-REv. TaoMAs A.
JIesBR. Morning and evening
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

rvrnErr RoOMs.-sPIRiruALIsr CONFERENCE IN az
',oon MRS ALcIKDA WILHELh speaks morning and
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nIEFCKER STREET UNlvERsALIsT CHURCH
NV DAY X LEE. Morning and evening.
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Washington square.-BIsuoP Snow
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CANAL STREET CHURCH.-DAILy PRAYrR MEETING.
AppREesKs By REV. AEBsRs. DURYEA, SUrPHEN, MIN.
cYSa
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC cHuRcH.-PRrAoHIse BY
q vInoRIIsTs, Evening.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST cHURCH.-Rrv W. POPE YsI
NAN. Morning and evening.
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231-dSw-S'
RIO FEMALES.

mr. FEEDK MORRILL,, Physician and Sur
~ gcon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases
OF women. He has made diseases of woman his
study for the past twenty years. His practice
has been ve-y extensive both i'll Hospital and iii
private practice. His reputation has vouchers
III ali the city papers his patients, and the medi-
cal profession, both here and abroad, as being
the most skillfu specialist h re, and thorough
master of al sexual diseases.
DR.. morrill, is admitted by the best medical
talent of the country to have no equal i'll the
treatment Of Female Complaints and it is no I'M
usual occurrence for physicians i'll regular prac-
tee TO recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases III his speciality.
Ladies viii receive the most scientific atten-
ton, both medically and surgcally, with private
apartments during sickness, and with old and
experienced nurses, if they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians
on patients wishing his opinion or advice. by let
ter, and enclosing the usual fee will be answered
by return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country.
Office, No. Is HOWARD STREET,
2l4-1y Boston Mass.
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{ nanc wi love q man long VINO
! lUCs not IoNch her"
She IN lei AZ mo LITTLE s,ornfully, l
! tht uvhi.
Your great pres nee proven oil me
! from knowing i, she snit. II t
| Christina, cvcnno ended all tie louN.
Iou have Lccn no hing to me since that
omcnt but what you are nova
'ric q yon can never lie anything
mo'c.N
"Jc-.ic - cried. ~ shall 90 mad; if
Won could say you never cared for me. it
would be bid enough but TO own that
YOU had love me. ana to show that of
my own act lost that love. j. tcO much
70 hear: viii have again, Jessie. l
wl II
"1fueh!' said Jessie. ~ mist not
hear THIS am engaged 70 Captain haw-
thorn.n
you say this this to torment me-" I
cried. ~ strIngCr-a mere aCQuair-
ia, &c -
awe have known each other fort.
night and been engaged a week." said
Jessie, blushine deeply. we are not
prudent people, YOU know. From the
moment our eyes met, | wondered that
ever cared Tor any one else. Oh. Mi.
Paterson, am sorry You feel this 20
deeply. l cannot think myself to
blamc.'
For tears had rushed into my eyes,
and had hidden them from her in my
trembling hands. she was not to blame
prudence had done it all--thc prud-
cncc which was my pride. | had
thoughts enough in my heart, heaven
knows but my grief and sclf-rcproach
were too great ] could say no more. I
opened the door and went out. | have
never spoken TO her since.
People call me Prudence Patterson
now. / merit the name. Yet, some
times, when look back upon my lonely
life, and remember how Jessie Ashbur-
ton once loved mc-when ! think what
Il home would have been with her love
to light it. even n less splendid One
than minc-and how lonely and desc
late often am when | pass her lcan-
ing on her husbands arm an hear how
they climb d LIES hill together, hand
in hand, wonder whether prudence
may not be carried too far in this mis-
taken world of ours, or whether one
should weigh !, in thu balance with
lnN-p
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tyA A LECTURE TO
49, ssets YOUNG MEN,
Just rubisheA IN q scaled .nveLope pliee 8 eLs

Just Published in u Scaled envelope. Price i cts
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and
n kadical ure OF Spc1maiurrh or helniua.
"edkless, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
h'IitA, aud lmpcdlmcnt- To marriage generally
NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, Epilepsy, and FITS
Mental and Ply Steal lncapacity resulting from
Seif-Abuse, &c. BY KDBEhT J.CULNERWf ELL,
NJ d., Author of the Green Book, 'Nc.
The world renowned author, i'll this admirable
Lecture, Tiy proves from his own experience
That The wv. II consequences Of Scf-Abuse may
he eilectLaI removed without medicine, am
without dangerous surgical operations bougirs.
instruments, rings, or cordlais. pointing III Il
mode OF cure at once certain and ofcstual.
Which every sufferer, 10 matscr villa his con
oition may be, may himself chcaply, pri
,attly and radically This Lecture viii prove Il
boon to thousands and thousands.
sent under seal to any address, il plain,
sea ed >clIpc OH the receipt of Six cents, oi
two postage stamps. Also, DR.. Culverweiis
Marriage Guide, price 25c Address the
Pub iahcrs,
CIIAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
1T BoMe cry. New York,
Post Office Box 1. 5S6.
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The election returns of last night and
to-day are more cheering in their nature
than those published 10y US yesterday
and il is now certain that all Of the States
that held their elections last Tuesday
have been carried by the Republicans.
Dan. Voorhees,, in Indiana, it seems af-
ter all the skirmishing, is defeated. lie
is Il strong man and would have been a
great accession TO the Democracy in
Congress, but alas! for the verdict Of the
people. Our tclcgraphic column this
afternoon Will be o. unusual interest to
our readers. Indiana is Republican in
III branches of the Legislature. which
makes the election of a Republican L.
$. Senator in the place of Hendricks,
sure. The election Of the State Repub-
lican ticket is insured. Nebraska. of the
far west, comes out Of the fight hand
somely; read the despatc hes - Over
whelmingly Republican. IN both
branch - of her Legislature.
The Democrats see the handwriting
c. The wall" and have already com
M need Observation-Disclosures Seymour and
Blair. But what will it amount to in
the end? According TO our political
experience, Il complete route under any
leaders who may succeed them. They
seem to think it best "to swap
horses while crossing the stream" this
has not been considered good policy
generally, and it only p.oves the utter
holclcs ness Of success in the party that
attempts to d. it.
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WOMAN.

L'EMALES Owl q TO HE III, rLIAR
1 and Important relations which ihcy sue
ttln. II peculiar organization, and thc Office.
they perform. tfe subject to m,uy suHcrings
iltouoin moan those cOutritutc in n suinll de-
SrCc to then hlppil' and welfare, for none ,.,u
be- nap vino are ILL., Not only &c. bat uu Oh,
uf these various fem tie complaints can long b,
suffered IT, ran un without iuvuiVing the general
health OF the individu,i. ard ere ,ong producing
~ llnahcut sickness and Premature decline Nor
Is 1t pleasant to consult phV-.cian fp! he r,.-
LEI UI hose Nalious de icatc affections, ana ul V
upon the most urgent necessity wi a true
woman 50 lar sacrifice her greatest charm w. to
90 TINS. The sex Will then thank us for placing
III Their htnis simple specifics which will be
found oiic"cions III IT ieNIng AMI curing Almost
eve oncNf hose Troublesome comp ANTS pecu-
liar to the SIX.
iiELMBpLD'S EXTRACT or Bucnr Hundreds
suffer Ga III lcncc, and hundreds Of others al,-
ply Nalniy TO druggists and doctors, who eiti n
merely tantalizc them with the hope of cure or
apply remedies Which make theta worse. Iwuuld
not sli to assert any thing that would do JUS
tice TO the afflicted, but am obliged TO say that
although 1t may be produced from excessive tx
haustlun of the powers of life by abOriOus en-
po!mcnt, uuwhocsOne air and food, profu.e
ncnstruatlOn. the use of tea aud coffee and fire.
qucnt childbirth. ii Is far oftcntr caused by d.
rect irritation, applied to the mucous membrane
OF the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes Of these distress
sing complaints. Il is most painful to contem-
plate the attendant evils consequent upon them
1t IL but simple justice to the subject to onun-
| .u I,1r,I,. ~; 49, ,l,' H. LnitL ,i 49,; -
of 1y,H,,T i, i .iai' ~ ; az" ,,'
co,srnnrntIv at.t ,,n, M I. 1 ,,i''' NV ~
welfare Of tbs citiro human family Tie mania
ria,, c,,,s, ~ = ,,r ,I. -, ;.,N, ~ .
r0rnn,cnl d,vrlo,nr,,t f. I've ,yn.tod IA ',i
>,ri.,l ~. tia. .trnir,s " IT,, ~ 49, IT,
iincmcnt of school. and especially in the UNI
vitl, ti,. hnIv hnif,.,,iJ ,,i H., ;,, ,'it
\ritrd ,i"ot,,, "' ~ i ~ 'i,i,'''i,
r'v,i ,L L,,ii ii,ii - ',o e. INNS II , ,
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LeViSi0tiu'a Oj FerH0Ht-iS6S.
SENATE.


THURSDAY, Oct. Is.
The President pro tenn in the chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
,JoIrnal OF yesterday read and APPROX
ed.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFIRRED.
By Mr., Dale, ! lating TO ciattel mort
G. gos; 10 committee on printing.
Rls OLUTlON.
By Mr.. Hutchinson of Orange, that
when the >ena aujoIFn on F.lday a.
te.noon, Inc l6.h INST, IL be TO meet
II n II GA Monday afternoon, he 10Th
adopted.
BILLS LEFERRED.
Sec. /, relating to town meetings.
sec. ), Ici..-.n1 10 VcXatlouo alta ch-
IA !Its u. o. IaesAe p-oc~as.
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STONE g. FOSTERS

Here you will fad full linrof DRESS GOODS
Cheap for Cl,h.
Here you wall iind q full line of Shawls.
Cheap for Cash.
Here sou vii ind good assart,ncnt Of rloa.
niSs IN all cplUrs,
Cheap for lash
Here you will ind full line Dclo.n- am
Prints
Cheap fol Cash.
Here YOU will iind Il full line of White Goods.
heap for Cash.
Here yon will find good assortment OF Clothe
and Cphurgs, Nc,
Cheap for Cash.
Here YOU will lind complete line of Iosier
Tor the Ladies'
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will find large assortment of La
die and Geits Kid Glevcs,
Cheap for Cash
And here will be found Miss Morcy to sho
You large assortment Of Ladies' Goods {
styles too numerous to mention. In tact "
having adopted the CAS- Il SYSTEM, believe "
can offer Inducements to oar Gust ohicrs that II
conccn doing Il credit bust es-. will or can a
ford: To satisfy yourselNes. call aud examiu
quality and prices,
p. STONE,
l2Su GEO. i FOSTER
October &. 1868
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DYSPEPSIA.

There IL no disease watch experience has SO
amplty proved to be remediahle by the
iERUvIAN SYRUP,
& protected solution Of the Protoxide Of lron).
a. Dyspepsia The most invetcrate form of this
disease have been completely cured by this
medicine, ample testimony Of some of our
first citizens proves.
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON
SCOTT, ID.
DUSHAM, Canada East.
- am an inveterate Dyspeptic OF
MORE THAN 25 YEAR, STANDING"
- have been wonderful bene-
tited in the three short weeks during which
have use The l., ruyian syrup, that | can scarce
ly p rsuado my self IT the reality. People VIII
have known mo are a-tpnished At the change.
am widely known, and can but recommend tu
others that which has done much for mo.
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOL
LOWS:
My voyage To Europe is indefinitely post
poued. l have discovered the Z" Fountain o.
Heath on this side of the Atlantic. hree
bottles of Peruvian syrup have rescued mo from
the faGgs Ut the mend Dyspepsia"
pamphlet ot ~ pages, containing history
of this remarkable remedy, with Il treatise on
" Iron as medicine" will be sent free to any
address.
Tho genuine has peruvian SYRUP" blown
III the Sias5.
J.P DINSMORE, Proprietor,
81 Dey street, New York
Sold by all Druggists
4w-2s7
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L,Ii'Ol'ss of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA nervous debility, and premature decay and
,he effects of Youthful indiscretion, will, foi
the sake of suffering humanity send free to al
Tho need 1t, the receipt and directions Tor max
ing the simple remedy by which he vas cured
sufferers wishing 10 pruiit by the advertisers
experience, can do 80 by addressing, III perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
l6G-lv ~ Cedar street, New York.
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Scc. s, relating to school d s.r,c,s. To
ju lie aIy comm ttCc.
BY M. It.DUc.t relating to court cx-
peNscs 10 committee on pm ing.
by NJ. Green, TO amend the act 10 in
corporate the GiccrMoun am Seminary
20 gcnCIal commit &C.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
II. bill relating to the election of ccr-
Ia n cillcc.s Of the SuMcmc tour., &C.,
--4ctUhed nom thN liou.c with the Sec
ond proposal 0 amcndnucH, nOn-concur-
red ia.
The Senate rcccdcd.
HILLS PASSED.
:. Z, amending the act to incorporate
the Lamoiilc Valley RAILROAD Co.
>. Il, enabling towns in Franklin,
Lamoille and Orleans counties to aid in
the construction OF the Missisquoi Rail
road.
ON motion of Mr.. Hard-Adiourncd
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1T Works Like a Charm. "

IL w DIX S Like n Charm.
Rennc'- rain-Kuling Magic Oil cures Head
ache.
Nennc's Pai Xxi ling Magic OIL cures ruuth-
ache.
icnn,'s pain-Kiling Magic Oil cures Neural
TIA.
hcnnes rain-Killing Magic OIL cures Cholera
MUilils.
ltcnnca pain-killing Magic Oil cures Eheu-
matisu.
l;cnnc's rain-Kilng Magic Oh cures Lame
ness.
Iictnes rain-Kiling Magic oil cures SKIN
Diseases.
Some folks seem to be proud OF telling how
lame their shoulders aro"-of my crick in the
back on. Il have got the Sciatlcu" and de-
light III hratiging that "nuthing can cure me - .--
Int when We get such lawful iulksn to use
Ecenes Pain-kiiling Magic OIL faithfully, we
not only cure their lamcncss and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind of
Drag out of theml, and they frankly own M
and say. 1t works like charm !"
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grcccts.
WA. hENNE,
sole proprietor and marrfacturcr pittstcld
''a ss tlS2-euN-ly
fN II T. GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
L DR.. j. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COM
rot ND. Cures S ore Throat Colds. Coughs,
Dpihcria. Bronchitis, splitting of Hood,
and Pulmonary elections generally.
1t is II remarkable remedy for KID
ncy Complaints. Diabetes, Di1i-
Guilty of Noiding Urine,
Bleeding from the
Kidneys and
Bladder,
Gravel and other Complaints.
HUSrON. jan. 20. 1863.
PoLANDs WHITE PINE CuMPOUNp. After hav-
ing given il a thorough trial can conidcn-
tally recommend poland's White IIue Com
pound as very valuable article for tl1 cure of
colds, coughs, and pulmonic complaints gem
oraly. III several cases we have known II to
give prompt relief when all other remedies
had been tried and failed. II j. an article,
which III climate 81 promotiyo OF sudden and
5cVcrC colds az Is that of New England, ought
to be III every family; and are sure that
those who one, obtain it and give 1t Il fair trial,
will not creator he willing to be without it,
BoSfoH .joui1tdt.
\ VALUABLE MEDICINE DR.. Foland's White
Zine Compound. advertised III our coumus. il a
successful attempt To combine and apply the
| med cua virtues of the White Pine Bark. it
has been thoroughly tested by people in this
city and vicinity, aud the proprietor has testi-
nonials To It's value from persons well known to
our citizens. We recommend itA tri III all
those cases ofdi7easc to which it il adapted. 1t
Is for sale by all our Drugg ,sts. y. y. indt.
| The White Piuo Compound is now sold in
cry part of the United States and British Prov.
inccs. prepared at the New Ehglaid botanic
De. OF, Boston, Mass. 2}G-l7
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Spctlal Aotifcs.
TircAfU-Ire Yours P,1,ciicc

IWCNTU-Jtff CUI'S II1ICTIcf
In the Treatment Of Diseases incident to Fe-
males has paced DR.. Dow ut the head If all the.
physicians making such practice specially, and
euabcs linn to guarantee Il speedy and pernar-
ent cure Ill the worst cases OF Suppression and
All other MeHst udi DerGngeH,entS. from tch0t-
erer cause, All letters tor advice must contain
Il. Office, No. . Endcott Street, Boston.
y. Il. Board furnished to those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Bostun. July, loto. 226 lvrd&w
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A CA r D

l take this opportunity to return my mo
hearty thanks tor the Very liberal patronas
which has been extended to me by the good pc
pie OF this Town and County, not forgetting
portion Of Grand Isle, Chttenden, and I.amoill
and ~ they have responded TO all previous cal
tor their patronage, haze to inform them tn
have established myself in the -Four Trade
the old stand of Sowles Il Eastman. and sh:
keep good and choice brands of Spring and wi
ter heat Flour for sale, and believe that II
arrangements are such that l can make it ,
object for you 10 give me call.
One thing is certain, am here to sell Flou
and my motto will be- 'Sell"
will pay cash for Sheep Pcts, Wool, Bean
and other kinds Of Country Produce,
}. }. BURGESS.
l20-236tf
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Dr. lUGUL, of Paris. .. e Of the mosto ment
Chemists Of Europe, said
" he most astounding results may be antici-
watul."
Dr.. II. AADERs, after fifteen years of scien Tic
res can th al d experiment, has succeeded Iii dis
solving one ditd one quarter grams of lod ne to
each mud ounce of water, ana Ue most dStOujtd-
ocrofula and kindred Diseases Circulars free.
DR.. H. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by j.
p. DINSMUKE, So Dey str. ct, New York, and ali
Druggists.
JpT