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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT FEE CLIMAX,

lag FuLt0n-street ami / Ann-streei.
Thu. say. the Editor of the Planet
FACE READING ROon.-Without doubt one of the best
and one Of tue ost convenient places the CITY
her the news Of the dav Ii the Climax Eating House,
No. Il Ans-.treet running through Fulton street. At
this well conducted and popular establishment there ara
twenty xix nubs tables, with Leading journal each
table, representing every STATE IN the Unon; thus ct
and Strangers have the opportunity Of taking their
coffee ans reading the latest papers from all parts OF
the table II strikes that this
raageEent superior snythas ever attempted IA .El.
city and have doubt Will prove great ieaur, ia
this excessively p4troEized aouso of refreshmen Under
Inc management Of ITS gent!emanly proprietor, the Gil
max, pleased 10 learn, rapidly incresslng pa
tonsg s popular and doubt will continue
to receive It's full snare of public support Step in"
n27 (2)
II The Young Choir, or school Singing Book
original and ,e!ec,9d, by WIN. g. Bradbury. and c. "
sanders The attention Of Teachers is particularly re-
quesied TO the following notices. Just received by the snh-
hshers
NEw-YoRx, October IS, lsil
Messrs. Dayton & sAxroN- Gen,lemen--I have exam
med your valuable le musical publication The Youag
Choir .nd feel grad6ed be able Il, express my Tncon-
al-onal appreciation If the same II is just tbe thing
*hneu Tor juvenile classes and hope 1t may be widely
and extensively patronized.
am respectfully yours, s. B. POND.
Late vocal Leader Of the n. Y Sacred Music Society.
Messr.. DAYTOS sAxToS-I have received the copy
Of f." The Young Choir" by w. Il. Bradbury and c. w.
Sanders aud saYc examined it thoroughly and with
great pleasure. Tine chese and simple great
eNeeIshcies IN musical work The arrangement wen
designed and executed and know OF work OF the kld
better calculated do good. The work also conSirs
enough Of the Elements of music answer all PuTPo
.es for youth.
doubt not BIZ, it will afford sat.facou schools for
children and yOn,h and hope II will obtain general sse
c. P. SMITH, Msyor Of Brooklyn
October 20, Ieii.
d. 81 :. aso publish New COLLECTION oil Instrumental
usic consisting of Solos Duets and Trlos for the Flute
Violin and volinceo from works of Beethoven Mo-
zsrr Haydn. Be lin Walsh. Strauss, and other eminent
a hrEefI fFnr fNnna fOr
Instrument
Also in pre,s--"The Northern Harp" consisting Of
original sacred and moral adapted IL the pop
aar melodies for the Piano-iorte aud Guitar By ars,
Mary s 3. Dana author Of" The Southern Harp
DAYTON & SAXToN,
ale O. 81 Nssssu-sIreet, corner Fult0o.
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answered. In ray situa,iou many interests are 10
be considered love the aafion-l have seen
her soldier. tight in Egypt. and honor them
But eanpot authorize any movement WINCH pun
Aus;ria in peaceable possession of Poland. II
MS usgrateful conduct toward Poland was not the
only cause OF NaPoleons fs it contributed 10 tna'
contamination. fRemaiudsr il oar ueIt.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

u drayman was killed in New-orean' on
the 10th by falling backward upon the pavement
and frac,uring his skull while raising sack Of
corn upon his cart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

II white Teeth are a luxury which all should
enjoy they promote health by permitting the pure air OF
Heaven To pass the lungs uncoEtamnaIed by the foul
faint of the mouth. The Compound Aromatic Tooth
Paste cleanses the teeth and mouth eccualy and gives
the teeth nm uuriyalled whtencss Hame is IN full on
each i,r HORACE EVERETT. 367 Greenwich street.
- cents each lar. On Broadway Is kept a. Meakims
Broome. street; Mt Woodworth. Fancy store INC
Bnznar corner Conrtlamdt-st Coddinctoms Hud
son and Spring Watson Chemist, Catharino-st.
uo- o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

MURDERER CAuGHr.-rhe murderer. Rogers
one Of the eight convicts concerned in the murder
of Mr. Bullard, keeper OF the Missouri Penieniary'
some month. ago, and tine only one, we believe
who ma. not been captured. i said to be now IN
Jail q, St Louis on charge OF horse stealing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

q On the morning of the oath, the Furniture
Warehouse of VA. & D. Coggeshall, at New
port, r. l.. was destroyed by fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

- The dwelling house of Mr. Macomber at
Tiyerton, Mass. was burned to the ground on Sa-
turday the Goth. Loss about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
He TRIB U Ne.
SATURDAY MORNING, nov. 81, I84.

u ADVERTISEMENT for Mondays paper ough,
to be sent in before o'clock this evening. The Office
not open on Ssnday,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
~, I.rs- 70 The Edl,or, dated

"CLExTos, Louisiana, Nov. is
Cotton crops in this vicinity and in the lower
par, of Mississippi are short-not more than TWO
third, of an ordinary crop. The drought is the
cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
q Parties in the Legislature OF N
stand as follows:
In tho Senate. Wing +; Loco 10.
" House 4. IS.

1t appears that the Wkigs of the House will go
for LITTLE Speaker. Blu, in the Senate, the can
ddatecy fer Speaker, on the Wing side is attended
with vast difficulty Messrs, Blank and Scat
tering. two of the most inveterate ofhce-seekets
ever known, are pushing their claims, each insist
ing upon one-,hird of The ro.e. caucus to settle
the difficulty has been used, but the IVhg party in
the Senate is opposed TO caucus nominations. upon
constitutional grounds. And how the caucus, II
held, shall be organized and conducted Is ques-
ZION. For this one member, has, through modesty,
refused to appoint himself chairman or secretary
Toledo Blade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

HAstyoER 4yD WEIcHT.-These two individu-
ais recently convicted a; Philadelphia OF 'onsP'F
acg to defraud in issuing spurious certificates o.;
railroad stock and loans, were sentenced on mars
day morning. the frs, 20 three years Imprisonment;
in the Penitentiary, and the latter TO four months
Imprisonment in the City Prison. The Court
stated tina; the light sentence OF Wright was IN
consequence of his having been the auPe OF ni'
accomplice. This case was not thought one OF
deliberate guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

x little son OF Mr.. Garth, : or years of
age, at Georgetown, Ky. was crushed by barre!
OF salt which fell with and upon him from loaded
wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27


II For communication upon the new Medical
School, an Lxtract from Camps Democracy, an Ao-
stract Of the o. s. Census. Account OF the Arrest
of Elder Knapp, &c. FRS, Page.
" For an article on EpigraIns and vivid deecfiP-
lion Of the Battle of Lundy's Lane see Last rage
From the very extensive circulation Of this paper
among the Mechanics. Merchants and business eonmuni
~ generally i, deemed the most advantageous sd'ef
,.ing medium If any IN the city Ths ter' are reason
able and advance required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

FOSSIL REMAINS is BuENos AYRE..-Eleven
cases of these remains have been recently trans
mitted to the Governor of that Province by an en-
thusiast on this subject. They were dug near the
margin OF the River Luian, and abou; 20 leagues
w 5. w. of Bueno, Ayrss. They were found
about eighteen feet below the surface of the ground;
a greater part OF them are calcined, some are en-
Yeloped in cacareou, substances, and few are pet
rifcd Among he contsnts of the cases, are re-
mains of the Megatherium. which have been re-
pea'edly described. OF the Gyptodon. there are
various portions OF the armor. sufficient to institute
n comparison between the different forms Of the
cuirass and hip-boncs of this quadruPed. OF the
Megalonyx there are a great many members
among which Is the head OF young one, which
il particularly remarkable. it places the animal
among the herbiverous class notwithstanding the
structure ofits strong feet and terrible claws would
indicate otherwise. In the occipital bone are cav
tiles which provo it to have been horned animal.
Another head of the Megalonyx was found, which
was known b. the identity of the parts of their
skeletons. yet in this head there were greater
number of teeth and of different character which
would seem to indicate that the animals formed
two species of the same genus. Jour- Csm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

70 A hand on board the steamer Miami was
drowned at Chicago on the 10Th inst. by falling
overheard while drawing bucket of water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

% Some errors in its previous notice of the
attempt to poison corrected by tl,e Tattler of
Yesterday. The young woman's name was Brow
ers instead of Powers and Arnold is only detained
in prison until he give security for the support
Of the child. Miss B. states positively that he is
in every way innocent of her attempt. She is now
out of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

r. Nomination for sieary Ciny as Presi-
dent in iSiS.-Cisy men will 6nd Jacocks's Hand
hill Press advocating Mr.. Clay for the next Presidency
sale by Joseph Clark IN Nastreet near the Custom
House. where the old oak
The old oak tree. the old oak tree
Iyhere II was. yhere il was, dive SEQ. n21 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

i>i'oRrASr DscsiOS.-The Supreme Court by confirm
ing the Report Of tse Referees OF the Rev. JosS
son tHAsE have decided thar he is and for
has been Pastor of the Bethel Baptist ChurcA of this
city, which will open Tomorrow 2s,h November, inst IL
their new place of worship the large convenient Hail
No Isl Bo"ery third door North OF Delaney d
floor Divine service commencing. half pas; 10, A NJ
and at and P M. where all tho members and friends OF
said Church are invited 10 attend G) IL
Y Our readers viii please remember thu, M BzA-
HAM gives Sacred Consert this evening Gothic Hall.
The selection OF pieces has been made with care and
Hall should be we'll filed
u All persons IN any wsy connected with the Press
and interested in the progress of Temperance will please
remember the meeting of the Franklin Society at the cor
uer OF Anu and Na,saQ-streets, Tsis BrsT'nE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

10 The members of Congress gathering in
for the approaching session Mr.. BENTON, Sena-
torirom Missouri; Mr., MoUToN of Louisiana; Mr.
FULTON from Arkansas; Mr.. PRENTiss OF For-
mont; Mr.. Cross of the House from Arkansas ;
Mr.. WATrERsoS of Tennessee; and Mr.. Dawson
from Louisiana, have been in the city days.
A number of the members, understand, design
houses and live ct home during their service
at Washington. This is certainly the most com
Portable and least expensive mode when members
bring their families with them. Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

II The NCw-YOrk PhentN temperance
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION will continue their
Meetings nj Union Market. Houston aud Columbia
street NEAR the Dry Dock) sunday Nov - IRON to
IN o'clock A NJ and from TO o'clock p. VI also from
: 10 10 A. NJ from io3. and from 10 Q o'clock p d.
at Centre Market Hall, cor. Grand and Centre sts Mr.
& Cady " Ill attend with soms of his sest SINGERS, al
The Hal NJ o'clock p VI. and perform number of choices
re,s of music Musicians and Singers friendly To Ten
psrance are respectfully invited to attend and aid Mr.
Cady Addresses by recently Reformed Drunkards,n
usn,l A. W. GOFF, President.
Charle, p smith ecc'rv n27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

II Improvemen, of f'ersonnl Beauty
Dr. F. F. GOURAUDS Poudres Suhtles or Penetrating
etualy and permanently uproot all super
luous hair from females upper lips $50 very uhsshtly)
sides o face. bridge the back OF the neck.
moe. the hair conceang elevated aud Intellectual
brow the stubborn beard of my all be entirely
cracaed by using these powders Their celebrity Is 20
well established tast nothing need he sad IN taer
praise. To be had only Dc Gs Exclusive Offe, 81
Wakerstrcet. door from Broadway 81 per boltle, and
OF d. SANDS & CO., II East Broadway. Where may
also be had DR. g = ce ebrated
SUPERB VEGETABLE ROUGE, immoyable by per-
spiraou rubbing a cloth handkerchief for balk
and parties. It the only Rouge that should be used
80 cents per bottle (2) pl3 cod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27


u CovgRTs BALi or LlrE-I, > worthy Of notice
tn, celebrated medicine (uniks any Of nestrums
tAe day mas received the united aud unqualified esmo
ny OF regular physicians favor. This Is fact
cannot BE- affirmed OF aay quack medicine IN -
And II the testimony Of intelligent Phy,ciaas P.oie.
s0rs ~ Colleges Clergy and others be relIe
then all must admit that this most valuable remedy
for the OF Dyspepsia. Broncb and all diseases OF
the Lnngs and Throat which t.sd consumption. The
following Is specimen. Such testimony be
sisted
From the Rev L. HaI.ey D. D. Professor Of EccIesa.-
teal History &c IN tie Asburn Theological Seminary
the following mas Just beea received:
Rev. l. Covert, My Dear Sir-In reference 10 your
medicine deem It my duty state that for loug tine
have been afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis snd ii.
usual seconpanDents, and iadu.e1 try your
preparation, the from medical men hat
contained no hazardous Ingredients The re., has
ae allAylHg ebrc irritation. and the gradual restoration
OF healthy functions to the throat that enabled
retdrn 10 the blrs of the de-k think medicine en-
titled 10 tine tention Of all persons similarly affected
four, truly, LUTHER HALSEY
Auburn Thee. Seminary March o. l540,
Mr. Covert. Principal Stores the sale Of the alloy,
medicine = l2l NassaGstree, and la6 Fulton-,ee
Sold also by H0adiey Phep. & Co li2 Water-streei
RashtoH q Aspia~a 10 Broadway. 10 Aston House st
Win n-s,reet; A. D. & D. saud. 70 and ZOE Fplton.,t
and q East Broadway j. II. Dodd 643 and III Broad
way; J. Il J. Coddingon, 227 Hud-on-s,reet; E. ChaA-
terney, 1904 Boweryi DR.. Svmme., 81 Bowsry.
II The Rev. Milton Badger will preach
Sermon Tomorrow Evening in the Pros
Nhui%H CORNER oil boferhssr-trsel ucssgLeo
particularly for yogng SubJect-The character OF
Daniel Services commence at ! o'clock. NJ. II
u Farewell Missionary Meeting will be held the
Brick Caurc- REV. Dr. Springs tomorrow evening =.
o'clock with reference the departure of the Rev Wal
ter NJ LosrIe, who expecting TO sail Mission
arr To China under the Of the Board of Foreign
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church. n27 IL,
II The Nnts Aaaiyers4r, Of tee New York Female
Benevolent Society will be he1 IN Pearl street Pres
GHurcn on Monday evening, Nov. 9th, at P. ". Ad
dFesse. from Rev. Mr. Andrews, and Rev. DR.. Co. of
Brooklyn. may be expected. na6 D..
u Thomas r.. Peers, Confectiouer. No. %
Sroadwsy would respectfully invite his customer. drug
glss phs sieans and the pubic generally 10 cali al h.
store and examine article called PEER, America5
Cough Cahdy put up IN better style and warranted To
me oess remedy ever before offered for Coughs Colds
hoafsene-s &c Agsnts, hlaor 1872 Broad. ay cor Job
81 sehenel1 ~ Canal st Everett, es7 Greenwich
CodGingtoas TT Hudson; 9 Third avenue cor Eighl
81 smita cor Fulton and Water St NY Brook,va
Jas =" smith, cor Faitsn and hiddsgh 60 n27 Il
u Pocket hooks found in great varieties at the
'ahaactosyI iV2 Wlisa-st, Wholesale and retail u27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

u The burning Of the Tower of London, where msGy
kings and have suffered imprisonment and death
has drawn much public attention Ia that noble structure
The oss OF trophies and never be replaced
The Of human suffering within It's walls has been
incalcuabe. Shermlns LozenCes could have saved
the head of Lord Hastings the Duke OF York, although
they have saved many a from death by consump
ton aud neglected coughs colds A few of tho
Cough LozenEes will aay the most distressing
Il few INMATES aud entirely relieve them IN one or tso
days. The camphor LoZcages the headache in less
thun the time writing about them The most skep
teal need hut 10 minutes of them be convinced.
John Moore Esq. Editor of the Tatter, tells they
cured him the above short space of tina although he
had faith in them Many such Instances have come
10 our kno. ledge. These valuable articles sold at
100 Nassau street; 4Gl Eroad =ay 46i Bowery, - Eas
Broadway 222 Blocker, 2@7 Hudson IS and 39
Fulton street, Brooklyn, aud Keddng, State-sreet,
Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

II Eurticuinr NOiicc.-lhO.e persons having
furniture OF any description 10 dispose Of who
breangup house keeping, will find ready sale for any
portion all Of their goods, by sending their address
calling upon the subscriber. Goods any pur-
chased OF I'm (2) +. COTTON. ~ Chatham street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

u Temperance NesfinG.-The regular meet
luz of tbs Franklin Temperance society, will be held at
the Consis,ory Room, the Reformed Dutch churcn'
corner Nassau snd Ann streets, on Saturday Evening
9Th lust. AT o'clock.
An persons connected with the Press, Bookbinding,
Book selling Copuerpote Woodcuns, and LithograPhlc
Printing. are respectfully invited TO attend
JAMES HARPER, President,
H. GsEELEY Corresponding Secy.
Tho editors Of the different papers will please to gvo
this insertion. n@O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
r Senator Thomas H. Rr,7os charges the

r Senator THOMAS H. REsTos charges '1e
Government with his mileage every summer %
and from St. Loui.-arnosnting to some Sl'9oo
ner anpum-al,hough he does not travel the dis
lance more than once in three years, but remains
with hi. family near Washington. Is this the fair
thing 1t hardly seems 20 TO US, especially IN one
Of those who made so much ado about the " COR
strpctire jouraies" .t John Q. Adams, while en-
gagged in Diplomatic services abroad. Mr.. Ben
ton however, has retrenched in part-he no longer
charges mileage round by New-0rleans, as he for
merly did.
OHlo.-The Loco-Focos hold State Conven-
tion at Columbus on the 9Th Of January to norni-
nate candidate for Governor. Wilson Shannon,
Ex-Governor, Is proposed, but declines. Samuel
Medory, State Printer, Dewy Utter { PheSus !
yvha, name y of Clermont, John a. Bryan, ex-
Auditor, and John Brough. Auditor, are proposed
as candidates We object 10 them all. As the
Wings will run their present noble Governor. Ton
CoRwlS, we insist that the Locos shall run strong
man against hirn-say Thomas L. Hamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

u The Ninth AaRiyefs4r, Of tee New YORK Femals
Benevolent Society will be hed Pearl street Pres
Church, on Monday evening, Nov. 18th at Up ". Ad-
aTesse. from Rev. Mr. Andrews and Rev DR.. Coz nj
Brooklyn may be expected. na6 Dr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

u Bank of Benningion.-Bills Of this Bank
will be received TOR Hats and Cops At 30 raEds
The assortment Of Hats of hne Beaver, Nutr,
and Cassmerc-Super Nooskin and low price silk Hats,
from 81 - to So
CAps-Mrns and boys Cloth Caps-hne otter, Seal,
aud other caps ms lw ~ CONANr, $50 Grand ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

IL SurfOuts. diiOnL,, tAc.-A large assortment
Of beaver ard mIgd Cloths, for Surtout- and Nintsr
Frocks. Also, Cloak Cloths received and will be made
M to order, the Emporium Of Cheap GmmeGts, at
such prices must offer Inducements 10 purchasers.
he style and finish of garments viii be found
port with any honse IN the trade.
WM. 7. JENNINGS, 30 Broadway, American Hote.
A good assortment Of the above Gsiments constantly
on hand ca MA Inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

IT The Hudson DIspensary-At this e,tab-
lishment can be had wholesale retail Dr. WILLlAMs'S
Compound Extract Of Horehound, Balm of Gileal aud
Slippery Elm, aud also, DR.. VS. Compound Laxative
Pills, A. Glber,s Do, Wrghts do Taylor Bal.an,
Hays Lmiment Balm of Columbia Baleaus Strengthen
ing Plaster and all other popular medicines For
sale No. 2l5i Hu5son-st. (2) AT IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

FROM The y. [. BoUSDARY.-Just at Prrseat
public attention hpying been excited. by some
woqld-be was. transparent hoax, to The affairs OF
our North Eastera Boundary. the following leiter
from an officer Of the Army may not be without
interest. It is dated
HAycocE RAaa4cEs- Me.. Dee . l5iL.
I am spending uy tine here very agreeabiy; Tor
fost, 50 far removed from the activity and busi-
ness Of the warld, has nevertheless. many at;rac-
ITEMS. We have four Companies here with most
0 the officers present, and many Of them with
their ladies' Like all other Military Posts, this
is very gay. We have fine .leigh-riding, and par
ties are frequent and brilliant. Fer our own
amusement VIC publish weekly paper called the
Meltless Icicle which Is not a frigid, however.
Is the name would import. This IS the head-quar-
ters of the Regiment, and we have with Us about
300 The gther Comqanic, of the Regiment
are scattered far and wide with single Company
at each Post
We are looking to Florida with great interest at
the present moment. as our movements in some
measure depesd upon the result OF tie winters
campaign IN that Territory. Should that war be
ended TINS winter We shall resume cur stations on
The sea-board The Head-Quarters Of the R.g:-
ment may be at Boston. We have English troops
,tatiened at the North and East OF Us but they
not the finest regiments have several Of
their service, and believe that should We have arub
it will no, be with our equals. As that, however,
We have Iil,le or no apprehension. Should we have
a brush this winter, it will be in consequence OF
some ma-administlaiion on the part Of the author
iiies either ON one side Of the line the other Oar
citizens are not wanting in high-ioncd feelings nor
are her Msjesw'- subjects On the opposite sid.
The slightest iar4e pas would produce immense
results. var with England, in my opinion, can
not be paired cf much longer
Our Medical corp. Of the Army is Il brilliant one.
Their pay is good and thsir opportunities for i'm
proving themselves in the profession uaequaled.
Butitrcquires eminent abilities 10 command "a place
in that corps as a most searching examination Is
made preparatory to admission. Yours &c.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
DR.. McMUNNS
LIX IR OF OP | u VI {.

(. NEW chemical preparations ofoPiuin, embracing az
n. ysiusoe medicinal propertie- Of OPIUM TO INC
Scascn Of those deeteros aaa a'eleI me
'oi - are all retained 10 their original
s.d \. nee the superiority of this preparation; 1t
r ,,sfsrabe to every other form OF opiate such as
fs-dsnum. raregorc, Morphine Bsnareo'lzed Lsuds-
- Sc g. a. hss been fully proved and duly ac-
n ,n, Jget by the most eminent surgeons, PhyseiAn.
"a boj,ts Il. u-e IS folio Eed by any of the dsa
s.be effects -ich invariably attend .h- ordinary pee
,sriou, Of Opsnl such constipation, headache, re
or. nausea and vomiting, but 1t may be taxed in su
eut doses 10 aloy al suffering with perfect sasty and
1tire success. For farther particulars Of lis trials in
,o@ni,sl- &C. directions with the medicine.
The Trade supplied at tae lowest prices, by 4. D.
sands. - and l01 FuitoR-s'., Y.
Retailed By d. Sands & Co. II East Broadway by
gGshton il A-pnwa, by DR.. Chl!toa, a63 Broadrsy'oy
.. H Ring GA Broadway, by Codd.rgton 221 Huoson-
=, by Churchs DisPensary, q Spring-ss and oy an
DrHgsists IN the city AID country. ,..r
Price Is cents. Aif'