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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

On the way from Los Angeles to San Fran
CISCO exsecretary Seward robbed Of his trowsers
Mr.. Oswald Ottendorfer of The Ne'U- Yorker
Zetno arrived from Europe yesterday, in the steamship
Sllesis.
The new candidate for the Spanish throne,
Victor Emanueps nephew the young Duke Of Genoa Is
now a pupil at Harrow and resident in Matthew Ar
nolds household.
Gen. George B. Mcclellan and family, and
Gen. Marcy father OF Mrs. Mcclellan, have engaged
quarters at the Metropolitan HOTEL Washington ana VIII
spend the Winter In that city.
When Victor Hugo finished his great speech
at the Peace Congress of he met by old
Frenchman who begged the permission to embrace him.
why should allow you to do So Monsieur" asked the
exile of Guernsey, rather haughtily Monsieur Hugo
replied the old man, IT transported to Cayenne, In
1882 for having sold few copies OF your Napoleon te
Petit" Victor Hugo Immediately opened his arms to
him, embraced him. and then presented HIM with
thousand franc note.'
A Cincinnati reporter went to interview ex-
President johnson the Senatorial question: and TINS
is what he got for his trouble "As general thing all
men ought to marry while young You see, when we
grow old our tastes and habits become fixed, and they
hard change suit another believe, like Frank
lin that matrmony ought to DO encouraged But at the
present day young man who has not inherited lot
tune, and who must rely upon his efforts for
every cent that he gets will find difficulties in the way
Bishop Stevens of Philadelphia, and Francois
Soliverez Atache OF the Spanish legation are at the
Abemarle Hotel Bishop Lee of Delaware and the Rev
A. W. Stanley, Trenton, at the Everett House Blsh'
op Kerfoot Of Pittsburgh the Hon. f. NJ Madden, MIA.
dletOwn. and Col. g. f. Fulton, Louisville, KY, are at
the James Hotel Bishop Young OF Florida. and the
Rev DIR. Morsell Delaware are at the Coleman House
Gov Bowie Of Maryland W. w. COrcOran, and ex Mayor
Berret, Washington, are at the New-YOrk Hotel Inc
Hon. Erastus Wells, NJ c., Missouri; the Hon j. Bufing
ton M Co. Massachusetts; c. A. Page, u 3. Consul at
Zurich, Switzerland; H. b. Goodyear New-liayen, ana
Capt. Hogsdon, U. s. r. NJ are at the Astor House tx
Congressman PomerOy. Aburn: the Hon. A. Keep, chi
cago and the Hon Amasa Stone, jr Cleveland, are at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel The Hon. Hamilton Harris and
the Hon. Robert H. Pruyn, Albany; Prof French, West
Point W. B. WashbuTne, Massachusetts: ID. Thos Nali,
Troy and C. s. Bushnell. New Haven, are at the Firth
Avenue Hotel Col HartweL, u. s. A., Is at the Metro
politan Hotel. Gen. Tibbts OF Troy, and the Rev Dr.
Jackson. Trinity College, Hartford are at the Holman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
IvcrIru OF NATURAL HISTORY.

The Iyceum of Natural History held its regu-
lar meeting last night 10 listen to the addresses an
uuunced by the Committee on Chemistry. DIR. NewDerfy
NJ Columbia College, the President OF the Society occu
MED the chair aud the first paper was read by Pr0t
thas A. JOY also Of Columbia College IL was memoir
OF Prof Graham. ID. c. j.. j. r. >, corresponding mem
her of the French Institute aud for forty cores
handing member of Lyceum OF Natural History Not
only Prof Graham celebrated Tor ms eNcelIeht eN
uursmeuts but also original discoverer IL Is TO
him that we owe knowledge OF the great principles
known 10 chemists rs Diffusion Of Cases." Diffusion
OF Liquids" "Dalysis," and "Occuded Hydrogen
Mr. r. schweitzer read paper the Quantltatvo Sepa
ration of Chlorine, Iodine, and Bromne ana Prof Chas
A. seely on Dissertation. Concerning TINS subject fro
Law said; "This uewy-discovcred and hardly settled
branch of chemistry may be defined hs the opposite OF
association meaning the separation OF compounds INTO
their constituents by the aid Of heat aud porous tubes
n "A similar in It's effects to what Is accomplished In
dialyss by using membranes without applying heat
MIR read the last paper OF the evening" ON the
Action OF Sunlight Iodide OF Potassium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
TILE sWINpLERs AGAIN.

The fools certainly are not yet extinct or
else the knayes would well thrive over year
ago The TRIBUNE published an expose OF the swinues
which were being practised by the mounebanks anu o
lery louis of this city. The article made havoc
the plans those sharpers and until recently III. 0'
enjoyed sweet surcease OF all this knavey' again Tue
80 ra,ainy their heads Wast failures have yivl-
fed and inspired them with desire 70 essay tne gaes
In protean shape they come D1p9A, ya hsan VAIN
wonderful attachment, watches when nno De1 h h
orders at ewelry stores, valuable Ptiaos Tvn nave
been drawn and which conscient' 81 .ths Letter.
onnterfes 80 accurate that cannot detect them
all these aud more too Are onSts1,eters a.. sood
anu uo nnd towns with their Autograph letters PROM
my .o The Racing OF little money 10 "put thousands
20 la In the pocket OF the recipient OF their lesor
before Hovembe Those who are gnliols SnSssn s
uv toesed before they find the promiser Inc Jun
bridge and Keys and Daeys are oid ,nst saarseS
An S,ssaust He oontryes to get his letters on, ~ NJ
local hsbitstion where the Letters are osfssss NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

enth.sts., and pledged themselves TO the support OF
Thomas Dreamer for reelection as Senator.
The Republican Judiciary Convention for the
nomination OF candidate for Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the lid District is called for the 2st at H.
noon at the Supreme Court Room in the CourtHouse III
Brooklyn.
The Hon. F. w. Gilley of Morrisania was
nominated i'm Convention Yesterday for reelection
School Commissioner for the list District OF Westches-
ter County, comprising the towns OF Easchester Mor
risania, Westminster, West Farms, and Yonkers.
The Tenth and Seventeenth Ward INDIE
pendent Democratic WorkiDgmen's Association held
preliminary meeting last evening at the corner OF Az
enue and Tenthst, to make arrangements 10 partcl
pate IN the mass meeting to be held on Friday evening at
fompknssquare parade-grounds, In favor OF the re-
election of the Hon. Thomas Dreamer as Senator.
Col. James J. Moony of Morrisania was yes
terdav nominated the Democrats at fremont TO repre-
sent the list Assembly District Of Westcheser County in
tine Iegsature There five candidates in the field
for Legislative honors viz: Col James j. Mooney John
Flanagan and Robert Mcfarland of Morrisana John O.
Donohue, ESQ., OF I0nkers ana the Hon. CDOrne Ferris
of We5tOhe5ter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE NETWORK PgEsBYTERY.

The New-York Presbytery met yesterday in
the church at the OF feminist. and University
place The Rev Mr. Bedtor dismissed to the Presby-
terry OF New Orleans Synod OF Mississippi and the Rev.
DR. Nightingale the Presbyery Of Mohawk, Synod OF
Albany petition read from the iOrkyle Church,
asking for the installation OF the Rev. Mr.. McNaugbten
The following gentlemen appointed committee 10
inanire into the DR.. Scott Mr. ROweand Mr. Baylus
Reports presented by MI. briggs aud Mr. Drlpps,
licenates Drs. Hall. and scott, and Mr. Walker were
appointed by the Moderator 10 examine the minutes OF
tie General Assembly, and reported The Rev Dr. Pinny
then addressed Presbytery with reference TO his mis-
sonary labors In Africa committee, consisting OF Drs
Imbrie Paxton. and Kellogg, ana Elders Walker and Ait
ken was appointed 10 appOrtiOn 10 the churches the
amounts OF the different benevolent schemes OF the
Church. Mr.. Folsom received as a member OF the
Presbytery and Dr. Imbrie and Mr.. Baylus were APP
pointed Committee the Narrative Of Religion from
The spring Meeting and reported In favor OF sending
that document the synod the report OF TINS PresDy
terry After transacting other business the freSOy-
terry adjourned 10 meet at intervals during the synod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
NETWORK ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The opening of the Winter course oil lectures
OF the New.York Eclectic Medical College took place
last evening An Room No a. Cooper Institute. severa
members of the Board OF Trustees, with the Faculty OF
the College, the Mariculating Glass, and number OF he
friends Of the institution were present. Prof H. .
Newton President Of the Faculty, presided Prof. D. NJ
+. Browne who fills the Chair OF Physiology made the
opening address, which he skotched the history ana
aud principles of Eclectics and pointed out the course
OF study which the pupils would be expected 10 follow,
aud the particular parts 70 which their attention n
s;ructon In this College Ia. that IL admits mn
students Of both sexes equal terms. ana TINS
Prof Browne remarked, tho Trustees regarded.
not concession TO women, but as IA piece OF slmpo
justice The College chartered IN 1861 ana mas NJ
ready attained satisfactory degree OF success
During the last year had graduated foryseveh pnps,
OF both sexes, and both the male aud female
meeting with most satisfactory success III iue u
fessiOD. DR. wilder President OF tho Board OF trustees
being called upon made remarks IN the course oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
NBW-FORK STATE ELECTTON-REGLSTRA-
TON.

LARGE DECREASE IN THE LIST OF VOTERS
Yesterday morning the registration of voters
in this city for the ensuing election commenced Accord
ing to law the books open from sunrise unt sun
set at the places announced in THE TRIBUNE the past
few days. AS may be by the following taD!e' the
number names received less than oneha the num-
Der registered on the first day last years registration
The first column of the table, after the Ward numbers,
shows the total number of registered In 1861 the
first in October being for the Presidential election ana
the second in November for County officers. IL would
appear from the registration yesterday that the num-
Der of voters will fall far short of that OF 1868 The re-
trps were received the Central Police Office from all
fhe precncs except the Twelfth by 10 o'clock last even
ing After repeated eegrapc dispatches TO that pre-
cinct UIarleml, the instrument working very badly,
rom some cause word received that the Sergeant
was coming with the list, and at 104S 1t was received
To-day the books will open in all those Districts
containing over voters and 1t Is probable that the
number registered may be much increased. The follow
ing is the complete statement;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
AMENITIES OF RAILWAY TRAVEL.

To the EdttOr or The Trfbuhe'
SIR: Permit me to call your attention to the
seepes which are enacted every morning
the New Haven Railroad cars. When have occasion to
come to the city by the train which leaves Norwak
at s:45 At Stamford newsboy enters the car After
hastily glancing their papers, the - or ~ Iegm
traveers roll them up into hard balls, and wO bede
the unhappy strangerl Hats are smashed, lamps are
broken and stained with the drt ana hty topaGco
iuice which accumulates these paper cann0nDalls,
after rolling half dozen times the floor. Cardpay-
ing wrestling, fighting and indecent aiso
form mart of the amusements OF these rulans have
demonstrated with superintendent Of the line both
personally and by letter. lie informs me that Is inc
business OF the Company TO provide accommodation Io
Travellers 1t is their duty to protect themselves ana look
after their own comfort" would ask you Sir this con
forming with their own by-lawsi would also ASK you,
is il fitting that the COinpany's own employees should
be the leaders in this rotf remain, yours iathiu!y
ROictglgtoH, Conn, oct. IL. 1901 A. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

RRECKou Tuesday evening George Cu Breck aged % Years
The relatives fth family invited TO attend TIE taaex
the residence father ~ West SIteeutht, fhnrsoAy
O'clock The remains will be taken ~ PALMYRA for ermeat
Vernon Westeheer Co.. Oct TO- sArah Dong
las late OF Harlem, N. Y, aged 40 years
The friends the family are invited to attend ne
Npe services Wednesday Oct 49, at 0l at the Conges.'
uoua Church. twenty ahst aud ar
lem N. Y.
HowLAYD-In the city Of Pougksepe Oct Wlin H. Rowland
in the 39th year Of his age
MfTCHBLLOu Sunday TO- william Mitchell In the 9ah y'i
of his -.. ~ -. "a q. .,,..a
The the family respectfully invited 70 seoa
the faneral from bis late residence No ~ 1bonps'4s] '
nesiAy) afternoon at O'clock
Oct H. at bis residence. y seseHtEre hoc
rail- Spaulting ia the SD year Of bis age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sTRDMAN-u this 2h list Of congestion Of the lnngs Bel
india Stedman mother Of Mrs K jameson FaHerh
Hartford Com, which further notice Viii DO gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
NEW GAS LIGHT co. IN WEST rAnMs.

Anumber Of influential residents and property
owners OF the town of West Farms westchcser coupy
N. ". bsve organized Gas Light Company win
view Of furnishing the several villages and hamsets
within the boundaries ef the township with gas AZ
recent meeting OF those especially ted In the prv
ject the follOyingnamed gentlemen selected ior
Directors for tho ensuing Horace Barues Charles
II. Bathgate Philip Duffy, Frederick Grote John Ittners
NJ. H. Chambers, Charles III. Coyel, O,as G.tmes, and
Charles H. b. Pratt The Company have made arrange.
ments to their works in tine OF the railroad
depot at Fordham, and intend that the works aud main
ppes shall sufficient capacity Supply all the gar
that may required for the anticipated opussion g
the town 90 years hence IL 10 proposed 70 lay down
miles OF pipes with service pipes TO AL TIE bo8os
aud large Of street amps at the o. the
COMPANY Two hundred aud fifty burners. ana n<sehsafy
suppiy OF gas are desired for ST. Johns Cola go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
AN IRISH IMMIGRATION AID SOCIETY.

At the Irish Immigration Convention, lielu III
a. Ious Inst week it was decided to form an AssOcla
zion with CAPITAL Of 8? 0O0 To be called the irish I'M
migrant Aid Association and To he Incorporated under
The VS. OF such states may desire to avail themselves
OF ts privileges. Tho officers TO DO President vice
tary and such other minor officers as may be required
Immigrant Associations auxiliary Ia the parent one arc
recommended 60 DO established In all the states hnd
agents arc 10 be appointed III the different seaport ees
i'm this country 10 assist immigrants ny ihlor-
nation and means TO their destination AS soon
ma 100000 Is subscribed the Society com
,nences OPERATIONS Buying lands for Irish immigrants
tn settle on ia the main object OF the Society AS original
incorporaors from each state represented III tne
Convention was selected whose duties were defined to
he 10 draw ND articles Of Incorporation embodyng the
plans and OF the Convention and to take the IN
atory steps In organizing the Society after which each
state stockholders viii chose the directors
Thoss authorized 10 act as original incorporates arc
Iohn ID Flnney Missouri; James w. Sheelan, Illinois
Iohn Lillyten, John Hanon, Kansas; Andrew Mullen.
Wiscousn: Frank II. Dugan, Washington Territory
n r. Kennedy, louisiana; James Nell, Iowa.
Martin q. Griffin, Nebraska; Nj. Toher,
Minnesota; and j. l.. Mckinley, Mississippi.
The ncOrporaors are 10 meet In Chicago within 10 da
and prepare the act OF incorporation, anu
within Is days therefrom elect officers OF the Association
npon subscribing and paying for 500 shares and an add
ona director for every additional 1900 shares Inc cor
poraton close AZ the end o 20 years. ana tue oapai
stock 10 refunded to tho original stockholders o ners
The cuptal stock Is 10 bo Invested III umleu States
regtsered bonds, and only the interest Thereon ~ 10 DO
cd for the AID of immigrants There was entire mar
U,onv and GOOD feeling IN the Convention, anu tho ohy
aeaifu manifested was " devise means Tor ohecuFe Mu
to such immgrap'- Ivy need assistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOyRSTIC MARKRTs

SAN FRANCISCO IwheaRecepts light and market quis;
g. tor Choice shipping
sales 90 for yrgn Spirits Turpsnne quiet al tls
Rosn-aes hb 81 750s 80 Tar declined Sc saes al VI 10
Cotton-Tbe market s quiet 2t024ic for Low Addlhgs
CgARLKrON Oct ll-Coton-The market easier and declaeA
I sales $50 bales, mddngs Ai receipts Sss bales experts
to continent, 200 bales
MoemK Ala Oct I2-Cottou-Denni hr market closed qaiet;
sales bss Mding 23i @2 receipts 1888 bales ezpor~ s'i
bales
EgwORLEAss Oct 12-co,tor-Msrke 10 e. lowers Middhngs
bales; receipts z0it bales Flour dn 80 eS1
IS 50s6 l2i Corn-Eew 81 49, Old 81 90 Pork, so 151s5
Hams 25la26c Whisky 81 )00Si 94 Other articles unchanged
Gold l3o MISUNDERSTANDING l4oi NsWfOk sight, cent ia
MEMPHIS Oct Notwithstanding 2tte receipts, is b,ssi
oats c Pork S35 Lard uDehargsd Bacon hFn sh9ossrs'
l8c Sides. 2tc -, -,
srGurl & 2-CottouTbe market steady 9th far denandi
sale, sos bales; receipts ga bales hiedlilg. 24lc
Oct. R-CO0n-Rcceipts, 40 baesi eAPofes
"a bes. sales 900 bales: Midiines 25tc Market frD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meeting of the Brooklyn YounG

TWWITIIIy
Mems Christian Association was held last evening at
their rooms Of Fultonave. and Gallatinpia
The Ray DR. Duryea presided. The Rev. Dr. Seaver
was expected read essay but was unable TO attend
and the Rev Dr. Duryoa addressed the meeting on the
nrnpos of the Board OF Directors band the Christian
Young men OF brooklyn united effort In behalf OF the
Thousands OF youth ured TO ruin by every possible ap
u,uce of evil and bring them under the influence Of the
churches Committees appointed on Invitation,
Membership. Employment, boarding houses, NistaIi9h
of me SICK Mission Work. Churches, and Music and So
Elm, Entertainments II also suggested that liter
AIRY and temperance society be organLe INC 5eetetsry
read the names OF % applicants for membership ana thcy
,rnI nlmIttel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
Is 1T RIGHT 7

TO the Editor OF The tribune
SIR: had occasion to go to Glen Cove, by the
Long Island Railroad yesterday OH the last train LOT inc
day leaves NewYOrk for that place lpurohascu a
Hunters Point ticket for the round TRIP winch was
composed OF two coupons, one OF which gave tne On
ductor the train ont This morning got upon tio
train at Glen Cove return and offered my remaining
coupon but the conductor informed that was NOT
good twas issued the f1th and was marked uo0u
for this day only" To avoid being elected from tho
train paid tho g. cents demanded believe however
that was swindcd rs the ticket agent know when ne
sold tho return ticket that would he impossible i0r
inc "a use 10 on the nth. CHARLES IAT0Us
NebQ York. Oot. IA 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
sornrERs moNUMENr ON STATEN BLAND.

Post Shaw, No. II, G. A. r., Of Staten
Island has issued circular asking Of the patriotic ci
zens of Richmond County contributions In aid Of fund
TO erect monument to the memory Of the citizens Of the
county who fell during the war died from sickness
while in the service The Committee Collections COM
prises c. G. Smith OF stapleton, d. A. Pen OF New.
Rrghton O. d. Jewett of Port Richmond. G. T. Barrett
OF Factoryville c. W. Kennedy OF Factoryyile, Sat
terlee OF New-Brghton, T. Hobrook OF stapleson E'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

Jn.,.dAu Justice Of Sessons-Leroy Andrus Coroners
bSossnh b. Hall, Job Davis, and Zenas Colburn.
Joseph F. Long, a well-tO-do cOlOred resi-
st of Macon Georgia, has called convention OF col
S iabOrng from all parts of the State, TO meet in
t citv ON the 10th Of October. The convention Will
der the nterc It's Of oOored labor in view of foreign
Si1Saton and the increase of population. The Demo
ae press Of Georgia speaks very bitterly Of the move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

AT the meeting of the Montifiore Association
last evening reports read showing that the Asoei
alton purchased burial plot In cypress Hills Isf
5000 and had lately made several grants 10 members in
want The Treasurer reported large fund on hand a
widow and orphans fund Is being established one OF we
conditions OF the Association Is the providing OF mead
stoneD at the grave of each dead member.
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tant when It would be deemed the duty OF the physician
not only 10 cure but to prevent disease and when intel
Ioent physicians would be paid to teach the people the
laws of health, now clergymen were paid to watch
over their morals Prot Allen also made short address,
referring 10 the changes which Ecectosm had already
wrougbt IN practice OF medicine, ana the beneficial
resnIts which were already obvious therefrom. The
oouraa NJ lectures commences to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr-ocr. IL

The market for Beef bk this week bat price; re-
about offerings aud ISLES amounted ABOUT
H. for fair 70 good cattle and from "
&c for extra choice from 81 Sic COmmon Cattle soa
from to 6c Sheep-Tbere change th market i meas
sold at IT to 6c n as 70 quality hogs-Ioe oemsa
s,r Hoy ri, offerings amounted
500 head al from $l4 IS y 100 h. net Tor eole Sous-
Of Cows amounted 10 100 hea AZ ron p1' Wv @ 'Ps
ers, and 545 TO $40 for COW and call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
LORD DICKENS.

LORD DICKENS.
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR Haven't you misunderstood Mr.. Charles
Dckens's remark Ny faith In the people governing 49,
on the whole infntesimal-my faith in the people
governed is on the whole, imitabei" As Interpret
it, il is an expression OF want Of faith in the few who
rule declaration OF supreme faith in the many who
ruled This construction Of the sentence makes the sen
tlneut embodied IL consistent with Mr. Dckenss ne
and teachings On any other theory we must c0ncede
that the great NOVELIST ~ convert 10 dehpOtsn anu
that seems to me entirely incredible. 49,. -.
An ADMIRER OF DICKENS.
Nete York. Oct. u, 1869.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Have you not, in the above entitled ar
tjcle entirely miscopceved the meaning Of Dickens
political creedf" "The people governing the indi-
yduas or class who administer the affairs OF Govern
mept: the people governed al the rest OF society,"
using people in the popular sense OF persons ana sea
rating them into the two classes OF governing and gov
erned This struck me- first reading as the broadcast
posble profession democratic feeling and OF faith IN
humanity az consistent with all the rest he had SAID ana
as entirely Dckenish in expression; ana hau 10 eau
The editorial comment twice before could convince
nyse that its drift not simply irony, aimed III Ma
cauay Carlyle Disraei, &c Taxing the average specl
IneI,s of persons who get into governing positions any
where hs ufnitesna faith In them IL certainly Justl
fed and the instances he had just boon enumerang or
successful effort at selfimprovem on he aIo Work
in0men went far 10 Justify his imitable faith in the
masses Will you not be good as 10 say whether inns
Interpretation does not seem at least h lOSca az INC
other while perfectly consistent with Dickess ie-ohS
record -
brooklyn, Oct -. 1869.
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How few men question

How few men question the quality Of the ether or otns, coz
n.rs prescription whch the druggist prepares even ntnas
h. lille child for whom Il intended be ding for want be os
medicine Just with the gormsbdiIer Who eats NnAt
him and demand what would 81 once ess0n Oe
the Restaurant the genuine HafOri Table Sauce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

heyed that wogan is oNly Of enc Old snss Of ne
guild. but comes 10 another yIsc. The Pos omce y e
perpetrated by them and no, blng be done. Tie
only safety Is In a studous avoidance OF the senptcr