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New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures has been re-
cecd v the Department of State that the following change
in the tariff Of duties imports and exports OF Venezuela
have been made and that they take effect from and after
the first dav of JULY l. All duties exports from the
ports of thu Republic 3 great number OF articles
those chiefly used in building agriculture and manufactures
and books mathematical &c, will hereafter be
admitted into these ports free of duty B. the duties
boots talow, boards and few other articles have been
diminished.
HEALTH CLEANLIyEss.nc every great city hundreds
of lives doubtless destroyed earby the foul atmosphere
generated by unwholesoInc matter while the surrounding
are also polluted by it. aid the FISH therein rendered
fit to be Il has long been desirable that some i'm
proved mode of conveying away the filth of city and con-
vcrtng into noensive and ertlzng should be dc
visad and this has length been fully effected The subject
inviting one, hut the public health and comfort
should not be sacrificed TO dcicacy absurd when il allowed
prejudice the public welfare. The following communca
ton should the of all ouseholders and of
the CITY authorities. The office of the Company 100
Nussau-strcct.
To The Editor Of the Ner- York Tribune
Does become the duty Mr. Editor, OF every czer al
this season, his best efforts promote the ceaH
ness and by consequence the he0 OF the city The
should be kept the garbage from the kitchens should
be thrown into the the filth from SINKS and cesspoos
thrown the rivers done, the great annoyance
the shipping interest and all others whose pursuits call Them
the piers There is much for Improvement especially
Tic mode OF removal and III the disposal OF tins nuisance
We are informed that mode partially in in
this city of removing the Of such places
comparatively much less offensive than that IN ordinary use
aud by which the usual practice Of throwing the offensive
eria into the rivers entirely o5yiatedat expense
ceedng that ordinarily incurred aud often much less If this
be So does present itself every ho.ehoder in
favorable ligh1 VIII the of the enterprise
tribute largely the convenience of every family, and every
placing enerprze properly before those who may if they
viii be benefiled by operations and obge THousANDs
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

WESTON Mass, July 10, lS4l.
DEAR SR:I had delightful trip that best and most
comfortable of all boats the Worcester which every one
should Journey when coming through the Sound II they evc
VIDE clean berths and excellent eating accommodations,
md have been travelling about Middlescx Snd Norfolk
Counties since my arrival The crop of hay is very
heavy. Corn looks we'll Apples likely to be as plenty
usual
In Illustration of the necessity of an nntorn currency,
wish detail nv experience in little affairs of
dollars ana cents being in haste before left New-lo ork
neglected procure Ncw-Engan money and was supplied
oily with New-York city money, which answered well
enough on the boa, and at the United States Hotel Boston,
out when The stagcnan reaching Waterfowl proceeded
collect MS fares from the passengers 1t turned cut that nc
would take New.York The landlord of large hote
4eTe was opposed touching such stuff than the dr
% and only got out OF the difficulty by borrowing OF an
'suaintance sum sufficient for my purposes.
Again, subsequent day, down 10 Boston, and
0s commissioned to make small purchase ct dry goods
O1'red TO the keeper of fashionable in Washington
@ New-York city bank BILL which he utterly refused to
s whereupen repaired State and shaved
= ae rate Of per cent. issued by good
'nA as there is in Wall street. Yours, E. c. G.
How SPECIE CURRENCY WoRxs.-The benefits Of a
ahc currency are s,rikngy illustrated BY fact which
@si0wing letter to merchant IN this city dsclosss
Enclosed send Won draft for $436 ~
fsemum on same at per cent-----. lS Al
1854 68
u 4So please credi, on account of Judgment against
@ pad the in specie bu, Mr. A. who received
"couA obtain an Eastern draft al four per
Albany Eve. jour
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

ay-o0o CHEAP CARPETs-Comc and
y O.OOO l6i Chaiha-stTAe subscribers being deter
mined to from Carpets good
a the best au a. cheap cheapest inform their
and the public general that they nave received IN ad
ton TO their former stock B-usses and three
Carpets 1900 yrs super - 1000 do 6s 1000 DO 5
do @ twled Jute Is; l5CO DO 3S 1000 do s 500
DO - 6 beautiful style transparent Shades, from - 10 SD
pair Oil Cloths 81 feet widc IL | and 6i Ma,,ing
Crumb Coss aud Table Covers with
the most extensive assortment all things coansced with the trade
L. * VI. :. BROWN, I6l Chalhan-sL " y
Dom, forget the number jel9 I'm
(tAEPETISE CHEAPER THAN EVER ID.
u VI WILCON. No Canal side Broadway, has
from and choice selection OF Ingram Car
petic which bought sold prices uit the
purchaser Also variety OF Rugs Mats Alamo
and Cover, Floor Cloths &c with various other articles
connected the business which will be sold cheap or
chsaper than be purchased other Store IN the City
el0 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
= c~ = NEw-YoREl. ALBANY AND TROY
EVENING LINE OF srEAEEBoAT'

FOR ILB1NI.----F r IKE 81.
The and comnodous steamboat sol I'll AalhRiCA Capt
w Brancard pier between COurtandt and Liberty
streets every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
The ROCHESTER, Capt A. p ST. John leaves the above PIE
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock
For passage or freight, apply 10
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

D' The Mormoni,es are holding meetings and making
the upper part of Newcastle County, Delaware
It's said that their preachers eloquent
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
NEW CO0D!

DEPoT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, a29 Brosdway-Amc
~ fIoe-Faucy SILK Cravats and Searf Also Muslin Cra-
yats and for sale moderate
cc. Ly icI- WI JENNINGS, Oats iyude n Jcnnngs2
GREAT BARGAINS in Dry Goods at HOPPER, MORSE
u New Establishment al9 tirccnwich cor ef Barclay
The subscribers received large lots of Goods well selected
for city and country trade
B-Couay Merchants invited call and examine our
tensve assortment OF Goods.
je25 If HOPPER, MORSE X 20. 2l9 Grcenwch-St.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

NEw MusIc.-" Sweet Village Rose" ballad by T.
Bishop; Come sing song of our own smiling land,
BY H. C. Watson; and Ny Bark is bounding near by
NJ W Bale, have just been published at MLLET's Music
Saloon, 329 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE


S-EA-7 THROUGH By D4fLIGHT-Ths new steam
s-zSs7f- boa, NOR I'll AMERICA, Captain Truesdale will
Cortlandt-tree Sunday Morning July = at
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
LOOK AT THIS SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CHEAP EXCURSION.

CHEAP EXCURSION.
3AzIsiiGSsfSza For nOCKAWAY and NEWiORk-Ihe Gu,
l2lEzSi@zens' of Stages, between Ne"forK ana
Rockaway after Thursday, July l. ISL
During the Citizens Line oPot Coche ~
leave every day Sundays excepte o'clock p
stopping Broadway House quarter past S9eSck 1aUn
House. Wa,huFisn Hail. AstOr, City HOTEL howard
Franklin House. Globe Hotel and South Ferry at about
o'clock Kockaway p VI Leaves the Pavilion at
Rockaway every morning O'clock aud arrive at New York at IL
A. NJ.
Families called for any part of the city ~,
TO get out until they Journeys end Orders left at Il
Bswerv nnd York House This Line mas regular
relay Of horses and plendid rost Coaches. Fare 81
10 I'm NJ. /. RAY, General Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
JOHN STA.ATs,

MEPCHAN IA IL II,
Nd Clothcr No 9a Bowery, three doors above es;eoc'
n New-iok. Constantly hand handsome assortment o
Cloths vesngs, which will be made The best s!h
the shortest and the ca.onahe tems Ho
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
TO GENTLElIEN OF TAsIE

TO GEN EN- UF Z N =. -, ,,,,
A Nd FASfIiON.-MAGNE, TAILOR, l76 WllLlAM-St Rr'h
"A respectfully the gentlemen of Nrw-i erk sa nc
permanently above where, he aattc himself that a'i
wear, personal experience Tic French Metropolis a.
evong his personal his work be "" be ahe 10 f
rAsHIOSARLE cheap for cash invariably ana
perfect be procured the Country Thankful for pas" tsor
he .olc,s n co.tinr,ncc of p.tronarS not 3m'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

NEyv-Y SATURDAY MORNING
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

5NIE Subscriber having opened the n fashion,
able Tailoring Establishment; offers to his Friends AID the Pub
lie superior Spring Goods of the latest STYLE
which he the aud fashion Of all who will favor
him with tseir patropapc ROBERT A. BOUTON.
The Cutting Department superintendent by MIR Charles Bouon.
formerly Boutou good aortnaen Of ready
m.ln Co,b;r, su1,. on b,,5 a263m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

U Mr. A. C. Wheeler, of Rochester, while riding through
the town of Greece on the l0th thrown from his
mage and his leg badly broken that amputaon was rem
dered necessary.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

EJ At the late of Dickinson College, Pa
the degree of A. B. conferred twenty three young
gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
VOL. L. NO. 81.
CLIO THING, &c.


SIK AND SATIN SCARFS AND CRAvATS IN great variety
- OF patterns Chosou Co.'S superior GLOW Is NC. rece'u
oy recent arrivals al reasonable by
WM. T. JENNINGS. late Lynde jennings
40 Broadway American Hotel
encnen may IN future depend upon finding tas estabsSen
good Assortment OF Fancy Dress will be offered AZ
usual charges for the same .ty!e of goods lcl
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
ALFRED SMITH.

MERCHANT TAILOR, 1876 FUITONSTREET, hiss
Va hasd well selected and
Festing the which wake up the
psbiic generally very best extremely prices for
o delivery S2Sly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

TIE Prince DE JoiSv1LLE.- The ball given IN
honor of the Pri.ce de Joinville at Boston Proba-
blv came off on Wednesday night. From the ex-
ten, OF the preparations we should judge that 1t
must have been magnificent affair The Prince
arrived at tina, city on Wednesday morning with
his snite, composed of the following gentlemen
NJ Lugeo, Captain de Corvette, NJ. d'A"oigny'
ditto. Coun. de Montholon. Messieurs de Sedaigra,
Balm, Boirie, Beievile, BellebOn, Vauge, Delan-
psau Nellie, Lecontour, and TOuchard
The followidg sketch 81 his personal appearance
&c. is from the Transcript:
The Prince is about feet s inches in height;
dark hair and blue eyes--of noble but youthful
counte naace-very commanding in his bearing
frank. intelligent, and inquisiuve-more desron'
Of Obtaining informant ,han OF making parade
He was much gra;ifed with the prospect OF the
bail. and made many Inquiries OF the bosien gen,
tleu,en about our ladies'. He had been informed
that ,hs Boston ladies were very enchanting ne
expressed preference for an entertainment oil
dancing and chatting with ladies TO one OF toasins
fess,ing. and drinking. He visited the Navy ara
d, u o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

NARROW EscArk-BelOw the Eastern Peaiien-
on Coa,esstreet. Yesterday, over dozen slen
narrowly mar escaped with their lives. In grading that
me- Of the city, in some places the earth has
been nv, removed to the depth of twenty feet Be-
Dss ,wo Of these lofty banks large number of
rm.e~ md laborers were employed in layisg
, WALL When zen. suddenly one of the high banks gave
ing. filing two-thirds Of the cellar Had !! no,
bcen for the lumber checking the progress OF the
avaanche of earth for moment, not less !iA"
dozen men woulI have been buried beneath IL
1Philad. n. Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
Henry Clay.
BY J. G. WHITTIER.

Nor FALLEN No, as well the tall
And pillared Allegany fall
As well Ohie's giant tide
Roll backward on its mighty track
As he, Columbia's hope and pride,
The slanaerea and the sorely tried,
In MS triumphant course turn back
II.
He IS NOT FALLEN Seek to bind
The chainless and unbidden wind;
Oppose the torrents headlong course,
And turn aside the whirlwind's force,
Blu, deem not that the mighty mind
VIII cover before the blast of hate,
Or qunii ut dark and causeless i'll;
For, though oil else be desolate,
II stoops not from his high estate:
A Marius mid the ruins still.
III.
He IS NOT FALLEN Every breeze
That wanders DER Columbia's bosom,
From wild Penobscots forest-trees
From ocean shore, from inland seas,
Or where the rich magnolia's blossom
Floats, snow.like, on the sultry wind,
Is booming onward on his ear,
A homage to his lofty mind
A need the falling never fad,
A praise which Patriots only hear.
STAR or THE WEST! A million eyes
Are turning gladly unto him.
The shrine of old idolatrics
Before his kindling light grows dim
And men awake as from dream,
Or meteors dazzling TO beiray;
And bow before his purer beam,
The earnest of better day.
All hail the hour is Fastening on
When, vainy tried by SANDERS flame,
Columbia shall behold her son
Unframed, without laurel gone,
As from the flames of Babylon
The angel-guarded triud came
The Slandercr shall be silent then,
His spell shall leave the minds of men,
And higher glory wait upon
The Western Patriots future fame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
FROM Iowa TrsRrrosr.-The following letter

FROM Iowa TEaRIroRY.-Tne following letter
is from the CORE spondence ofyesterday Express:
wArsLLo, Iowa Territory. Nov 6, lsil
Our summer has been pleasant, and the health
of our Territory mach better than during the two
preceding years. Crops have been eood-so good
tina, c-rn is selling here to be shipped at 10 cent?
per hushcl, oats for IS wheat so, and pork at =
20 per cwt. in exchange for goods at a profit 10
The merchant of near 100 per cent. This Terrific
~ will be grea, for Agriculture. This county is
scarce years old Judge of its improvement
when inform you tina, there are farms in 1t having
some 500 acres under cultivation, and stocked IN
proportion will instance the farm OF Mr. lhomp-
SON. who has 600 acres n corn 100 acres in wheat
and 100 in oats four or FIVE hundred head OF sheep
and hogs. horses, and cattle in proportion Corn
will average some 80 or GO bushels 10 the acre
Wheat and Oats about 40.
Our Legislative Assembly will meet the ensuing
winter at the new scat of Government, Iowa City
commencing ,s session on the first Monday OF next
month. ard among the most important business 1t
vii; transact. will be the taking of steps prepara-
,ory 20 admission into the Union US State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

Rops1yG GRAVE YARD- Robert ". >aon-
ders and Rober, Dobbins have been recognizes 10
appear before the Grand Jury at Richmond vs., va,
70 answer for robbing the grave yard OF tnnt pace
Of dead bodies. one witness tesuhed tnat oeali
ders told him some time sisee that he had ssPpiie1
or.. institution with So bodies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

~ DIED, in Brunswick. 2lst isst Miss Jane
Dunlap. aged "a years. This aged lady was the
daughter OF the Rev. Robert Dunlap, the first !ln
lister of Brunswick. Her brother is still living
upwards of 90 years OF age. Neither OF the TWO
was ever married ard they have lived together In
only two houses more than 80 years. The death
of Miss D. was caused by severe burn, received
as she was engaged in her domestic affairs last
week Portland Advertiser,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
CtousuMprEOS AND LHyER G0 2H1.

C,SNsGNPTEOT AND LEVER G0M-
Y PsAENT-i certify that Or. 3. d. ALLENS
Baam of Horehound Penrisy Root has restored me to
health after suffering years froH Liver Comp amt
For two gears previous taking the Baisam my n@d
also hecons Affected that degree IN? PSF cIan psie'ed
me lahor NJ under pulmonary consumption 10 the won
derful ., fl ct of DR. Aliens Basam owe my recovery.
JOHN T ROCKWELL, BrookIy9.
UORRI8LE-W Is more ci-ressing than 10 see our
fellow creatures cat OF By consumption when Dr aiea
Raisam j, perfect Oh! try this never iSng re-
m dy lt,yl save your life.
TICKLING N the throat and hacking cough are CERTAIN
signs Of consumption. Dr. Aliens bslsam Is ths OIL
Rediciae tn L can cure.
BLEEDING from th- Lungs-to disease more danger
on rad no remedy 20 e.ctal "a DR. Aliens bal'aiH Of
II or, hound ivsra and Pieuusv Root .,,-,
OPPRESSION AID SORENESS OF THE CnEs
Cop.unlotion I'd Liver Compatible b. D. Allen bai
.am OF Horehound Liver~Ort and Pleun'y Root mas no
equ. 10 the known world for the Of the above as
.aes. H. repu aton is spreading far and ui6e' ahd
the demand for beyond precedent Pnytleian' AZ,
universally prescr bne their patients WIN he most
ss,on,.hI.: benefit Be sure he genuine observe
the certificate of copyrsh, the label and
sid corner Broadway and Grand -, by E VI GJloH
and = Rarcia. H-S IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
D RY GOODS:

NEW FAIL GOO Da.-ALFRED SMITH,
" MeIchsGt Tailor, No. 1876 Fulton-s would Invite hls
i::enas AID ;Ae puahc call and his stock OF
ai Goods consisting ofClo,h- Cassmeres and Vest
nss .uIted 10 lac fall Gentlemen leaving their
ers uny rely upon their being fulfilled the
factory Terrs moderste-Csh delivery 81 Il
nSE PRICE sTORE-Genncmen wishing to
~ purchase good cheap CloShing, would do we'll to call
1879 Chatham street. where they fad garments
the following prices:
Cloth Goats, - TO sI2: Cloth Jackets 81 to s.; Sar-
re,t Paais, 81 rs s2s5; Cloth Pants 50 $3.50.
oil Sm JACOB CoGSWELL.
GEsEAP Carpet sTORE.-The subscr-
" her Offers for sale and splendid assortment OF
3py Brussels, fine and supe-fne Ingram Carpe;ing OH
Cloth Rugs. Mats, dsttiEg. with all other articles
uected vita the business cheaper than be bought ry
o-h-r N Inc cry. Persons from the country city
wishing 10 purchase will ind much their advantage TO
cal before purchasing elsewhere II Carastrect. south
side, near Broadway. DANIEL 81. WILCOX. aug! 3m
ID APHIETON,a CASH TAILORING ES-
tAs TAbLlSHNENT, 39i Grand. corner OF Attorney
.trcetThe subscriber respectfully nforHs his friends,
a-d the public generally, thar nc continues make Gar
order, IN any style Of fIshos sit his
crs' 4 good i and the best OF workmanship may
all tIes be relied Gentlemen prefcrring firgl.h
ing their mrierisls il ild 1t TO their interest TO
give him call Puuciuaty in all strictly ob.eryed.
Chsrg moderate. a25 I'm
fE'O Tss PUB5.EC.-l.. 4 N. BROWN. I6l
CnatAam 81. sclsg Ing rain Carpets at IS 81, Is.
Is and T. per yard
Those want of Carpets would do well call and
Tor themselves will least = per
by purchase, Of the subscribers
q. All articles connected with the Carpet business
cling IN the proportion. Also, remnants of OH
Cloth suitable for puttng under Stoves selling prices
10 suit TIE fires. ni7 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
nuE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

twhea GEORGE D. PRENTICE emgratcd to Kentucky
1871 and embarked in paper, he ned with an
..,ce on Henry CLAY, emitted He Not FALLEN"
vssp this article reached New England it elected from
ana Of he nobcst Poets of age the following gorsus
,.-, stirring lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
ORR, FRspAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90 ls47.

SMALL Pox At TAHIrl.-1he small pox has
been introduced into Tahiti by the American barque
Dsn Quixot,e, and is extending among the natives
in that island. The following is an extract from
a letter received ia Boston. dated
TAHITI. July 26, 1911.
One of the sailors>who had been sent on board
the Don Quixoite, which arrived here in distress
from Valparaiso, had taken the small pox on board
and brought it or shore, ana ms died with it =
Since then two or three natives have broken out,
and the greatest excitement prevails among the
people, and ] regret to say the whites are worse
than the natives MANY take very active
part in trying to prevent the contagious spread
ing: but what can be done where the sick and well
i've these people do, smoking from Ike same
pipe, drinking from the same cup, and sleeping in
the same apartment
To instii caution into the minds of these natives
is ike changing the current of the wind. The
Yorktown, sleep-ot-war, was here last week, and
the surgeon had some vaccine matter, which.
though rather aged, has taken To-day. $50 per-
soRs have been vaccinated from this matter, and
there Is hope that the disease may be abated; still
80 long n time must eapse ere there can be more
matter vaccinate from, thSt all in alarm.
Thi, state of things Is dreadful for trade. well
penses OF the sickness.
You can form no idea CT the excitement, which
prevails The disease has never been here b efore
and alarm and CONSERVATION are depicted on every
face A native was discovered yesterday broken
out with it, and, before they could remove him, he
had escaped out OF their reach, and to-day ne is
spreading the conagion all about, wherever ne may
be- But IN the effect Of vaccination, under God,
must we trust the event
One of the natives has just been talking of the
small pox, and says, before the white men came
here there was no disease contaeiou 20 fly from
or svoid, which Is true. They have not only
brought among these harmless people this disease,
but all diseases which result from vice and wick
edness and, like their white brethren, many pre-
fer the vices to the virtues There are about
1900 narives on this island and, if the disease
i, no, checked, all trade must fail. The French
Consul b.ra /. very much neensed at the English
and Americans for Introducing the disease on Shore
and, to gain some private purposes, is trying TO
prejudice the natives against us by asking, VINO
are your friends nov ;" We havs fallen upon
evil times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
English Railroads.

Prepared for the New. York Tribune.
The Railway Magazine of Oct. 80 gives the fol-
loving returns of some of the most important Eng
Iish Railroads for one week in October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
HrMRERTS.S BREAD.

E{rsLyEs in TIA uppe- part Of the CITY aod West
of Broad xay dc.rous of being serves ~'s the orig
nal tiuberls Bread fran % James street can be accom-
moated by caying address OF III Hdds street
loser ccrnar of KING. at ll2i E.escker. MA lw
= t.rahrm House, Barcia:-st. MISS
TIAVLR nni MRS GOSS respectfully Inform their
friends ana the public that they haze taken the vel
knowa GRAH.M Houss. hitherto kept Wy hr r. Goss
"a no reilr- and having put IN excellent CONDITION
for the winter prepared accom- nocaie few more
serwarent Boarder. With Parors Bedrooms only On
reasonable terms Taer Table will be -upped Win The
best Vegetables Frut- &c the markets Of our Ciy
aors, while those vino prefer quiet, simple and natur-'
living bud sn ?here untsated by the doors OF AGO
mol and Tobacco, will find here agreeable Home.
TRANSIENT Boarde.s, persors visiting thS Cl'y' f@
courandaGed on reasonable terr-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
DIR. McMUNN'S
ELLXIR OF OP | U NJ !.

A NEW chemical preparation OF Opium. embracing all
y The valuable medicinal properties Of Opium ia the
exclusion Of those deeterous and useless The
Morphine Codein and NarceIn in combination with tbs
native aec9nic Acid all retained IN their original
putty ard the superiority Of this preparation. IL
much preferable every other form Of Opiae such
Lzsdaagm paregoric, Morphine, DenarcotIzsd Lauda-
num- &C. &C. as has beer fully proved and duly
.no. yed by the eminent surgeons, physicians
ind chemi.ts It, not followed by any Of the dsa
2reeabe effects which invariably attend the ordinary pre-
paraon, Of o p1r such constipation, headache, TIE
mors nausea and vomiting but may be taken in saR
Gent doses aay a. suffering, with perfect safety and
entire success. For farther particulars of its trial. IN
HOSPITALS &c, directions with the medicine
The Trade supplied the lowest prices by A. B. d ID.
Sands. 70 and Ion Fulton-s', NJ Y.
Retailed by D. Sands s. Co. II East Broadway. by
Rushtou & A-pinvval By DIR. Chiffon 263 Broadway, by
c. H. Ring CA Broadway by Coj5ington, 2Z7 Hudson.
t. by Cburch's Dispensary, l5a Spring ST., and by oil
Druggist. the city aad country. ,.r
Price u CENTS nIfp