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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
TeNas,
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CCrrcsne1ience ~ the Ncw-Or,ans Bulletin.
GALyESror. Way O.
pren1rafIou- are being wadc tor the Invasion -
Mexico on grand scaie. AZ! those m the CONT
lence ot the Executive think thar, in a very -h'r'
tlc say In thu course Of a month II iarthrst. 20"
work Will hay, been fairly entered upon. lUe
great body Of the people are imps,-n, 20 engage
~ tie cuterprize. and anticipating in IT. proscc'i-
,ion .orre rare port. and before - final consum-
nation many brilliant achievements.
Within month the crop, Wi. have received the
fnisi tou1h from the hu,baudn,n, mi 50 ardent
T.. the Temperament e. our people and 80 fired
have their magiuaiIon- become ~ilh tie beauty
and booty ot Mexico. both Of which they cor-
ociye to boz their ricitul inherifr-ce. that II
will BE- impossible to restrain them aJ hou'c, and
the sul AID monot"nc"s scenes q. I-Na, farm
cr f- rn, thcy have at last made az c<Pfri-
sc1f Of 81 excursion into Me- ico. " The layasion
Vt Mexico i now the general topic ct CONVEX. n
ton In crerv circle from the ladies parOr Ia the
public promenade and the saloon ot or fashion,
abe hotel. vi classes Of society and all age.
ari each sen, enter into ihl. matter with equal en-
ihu.ia,u The old men and women. young men
and maidcn-GI 0H of every ci,~s from ii>ping
infancy to ho.ry agc. speak. THRU rect, dTCdn ~
nothing else than nc invasion OF Mexico. Think
yoa that such universal enthusiasm IN favor oi tie
sacred cause Of civil and religious liberty vii
evertnatc IN " sound and fury sign.iyi ing nothing
No YOU haze a more Just conception OF the cha
racter of the Anglo Saxon race, especially OF tha'
cnterpri>ng portion ~ iher- ~ho have cmigr7tcd
to this and cf the rairies.
The President ha. pledged himself to the pco-
pie, that as the farming portion ii the community
can BE- spared from their crops, be will enter al
once upon the prosecution Of the wor. and public
sentiment VIII force him Of he should not be ia
ciincd to do % willingly 70 redeem his pledge.
y That the r'llc Patriot, ct Texas should
ha'- m appetite Tor the Jcauty and Jooty" Of
Mexico. We can very well understand lon, how
ihi, should awaken equal enthusiasm in the
- r3nen aud " maidcns of tn, young Repub-
lie. does not strike us 80 readily We should
think these would confne their ecstasy 10 the bril-
liant prospect of extending The blessings Of Reli-
cion % Mexico by sacking her churches ard OF
Liberty by rcc,tabIishing Slavery on her soil Blu,
I'll personal considerations are doubtless merged in
tie grand desire Of diffusiag the sway of Texan
Civilization and the glory Of the glorious Anglo
Saxon rac".
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DJ' &. w. Kendall favor, hi, readers with the
Glowing in the Picayune Of the 2jih
SINGULAR CEIFBRATIoS-TEx.x TRIcKERr.-
The anniversary of the Batle of San Jacinto. (2l.t
II APril) was celebrated in great .,,lc by the
Texan prisoners confined ~ tire Convert OF Santa
%, City Of Mexico. The way they worked il to
l'tsln leave OF the commalduui of the guard Wa
certainly ingenious II We were correctly informed
Jnc @. the Texan, VINO spoke Spuni,h went To the
nicer and told him that IT was great fast dav in
rcNas-thc anniversary OF the patron saint of that
8cpuhc-and desired tina, hc would give tine men
he liberty ct rcmaiuing In doors that afternoon ID
rdcr To celebrate H. To this TIC comm,ndaui
ave his assent. and the men came in from their
morning work We, supplied with every species OF
liquor AMI good thing, TO be found IN the rum and
'ook shops on ihcirIou,r
Although unwe.l Al the time and unable 10 par.
lclpalc in the festivities. We have never see.
more Joy or hilariiy upon any occasion An ex-
ccllcnt dinner VA. provided speeches. song. and
toass. patriotic and humorous. cnli>en,I ibr
Gene the walls were decorated with Texas Has
lone IN chalk and charcoal. and harpcr .ct n,
fellows never consreea,cd around a festive board
y similar scene under similar circumstances wa.
'crhaP, never before winc,,c l-celcbraiing tho
greatest and almost the only defeat Santa Ana
ever sustained. and under his very nose. That
night the chains were knocked from our ankle.
nd We Obtained oar liberty; but we can never for-
,ct cur LAST day in prison or the celebration Of the
Ba,'l- Of san Jacin,o.
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Mourn PLEASANT STATE pRi.oS.-Thc enc
mics OF the management of the State Prison at
Sing Sing procured an indictment against the In
ford. which brought on for trial at the .ussc-
qucnt term of Court. Mr.. A. Lockwood for the
Inspectors. moved that the Indictment be q,l..hcd
on the ground that the fact. and allegations therein
charged constituted no offence. The Courr. after
hearing argument, sustained the motion and
qrl,hcd the Indictment
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Fl. '''-'- i"i' - sich al infinite variety 81 car. an.
1877 ' ?, "', inf public a. time Ia TIE pr,1re.
~ - 90 ifei. -rt ~ rrlnftaLce in br'usins h..
30 Yr 20" ''iy e"rnrc NJ msrit lis-li. However. ~
=" " f' 'nf'r , hf tsafIre. tIrDu.b ill., ma finn 10
h,o" - 10 Viz srr sfl tel " ga ho,e inrmeuoi,
atN ''''iH q -v gag hr - tive Of ELECT ~ speedy
'p'' pr 'falifg .elI,s-sts III a box Dr. 4.
'ld ~ Fu.ton-t ~ ''"' "
"a Eel. "a - ~ '''- NY 80 ~
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q The following word of eshorIation,
which We clip from the conclusion of a homily o..
' Hard Times, ia TIE Springfield Republic, is in
pur judgement excellent:
I'VE have word for Debtors who are pushed
10 the wall. Let them not be di.couraced-le,
them not be overcome by dependency Hope.
ike truth, lies at the bottom Of the deepest well.
IN the ashes OF a burn, dwelling may be- laid the
foundation of ncv buiinc The darkest hour
iu,t before break Of day. After the night comes
Inc morning. 1t mau stumble, and fall not, he
holpen On his journey. kecpa clear cons cicncc.
Be hcnc-t IN spite Of temptation Keep up your
spirits, not ~ pouring spirit, down, tut 10y doing
all thai within You lcth for yourself and YOURS,
leaving the result to the hand that moves the
world. Above all, meet your creditors with your
.hrt-slcovcs rolled up. not Tor fighting but for
Iard WORK Mind all these hints, and You'll be-
he happier now, and the better oil hereafter
a whole chapter 10 Creditors; Do. A. You
WOULD 81 DONE gY.'
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iuy u' h1 'i III Irnilc-,t as-Yltu eni 81 Cedar
81 "suief. luHiy. sa@ed 10 sIit ~ECAg Box NsKERs,
NAhiNki Make PArrERS MAsERs AMI O'arrs, whIct
VIII u" se"i tifdItr uad al aHy other place 80 the cry
W. NANPELT s co, I3l Ceutre.,t
.iis) an assortment 90 MAHOGANY Mahogany Nrnecf and
oihef Lumber sG.tsble FOR Cab nei Maker ms Nv "a
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- f''''Df '''fD, - tlfi tls r. 1fs
fN-fhs - n receive the IN Apr, iWo .rgs
N-ee' if'nspafrnt " l1doN Shade embracing almost
'is nNN ni Landscape. ~ dua Italian hle.. ~.
a'ii, and plan centres. FeHcI >,I4s Nes, loo n00n git
landscape harrgaed >croih painted n brilliant aad PER.
niYtui Oh cu'or. Flni -. al g spending tie tine
n pufrla,.qr ..conl han article action can D. no
piled sikh irsu.fareu; gloH Shade, a. H.. tolt, .
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Postscript the Providence Evening Chron Of Wednesday
More NIoLENcE-PRoBABLY.- We hear, Just
we are going TO press, that Suffrage meeting
j. TO be- held in " socket. this afternoon, when
il is expected by some, that Mr.. Dorr will be pre-
sent The object of this meeting is said to be for
the purpose Of rallyins the Suffrage men in the
northern parts ofthe Statc, and forming an en-
campment at W oon.ocket. to the end of collecting
sufficient force to enable Mr. Dorr 10 march again
to this city. Some suppose that large bodies OF
men from New-lork and Connecticut will ASSOC
ate themselves with these forces At Woonsocket
and render all the aid they can bring, to carry out
The purposes of Mr.. Dorr, whatever they may be.
We shall probably send an express to W-on-
socket this afternoon, and should any thing occur
worhnoticng, we shall publish itinan extra should
It arrive in time.
Since wiring ihe above. we hear and have the
best reason to believe. that Mr.. Dorr wa. to meet
Mr.. Burlington Anthony in New-lork city, thu,
morning, tor what purposes or to what end We
cannot say. Mr.. Anthony assures u. the Other
day, that lac was favorable 10 no further violent
action he possibly may have since changed h'
mind
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APPOINTMENT, GY THa GovrR>oc

jaws Giti OF tie cy Cd B.o1kl,u { io'--
..,' 'os u, poioi Ne"-icfA, Noe Jim r. cam -,
Nl-tl,N ultFif. 0i lie city Of Ne,v - -
q ; .s.i N.cr lirUue, NIaorr. ..,.,,..,f '' P'N'oi
>litdtN NtEinsw, %. The c.v oi NewNork Mar
Jtis, wee Isaac Nr>ierNtlf r.~ nd 1-f
hENgN r. FLkNssJKG. of th- CIV ,lf >cberert,Sy g.
o .s>'Hfr - DEEDS, vice Pete :. Cochran. d-ce..sL
THOMAS ID. ELLIOTT, OF Newt Bedford Nass,cb,..,,.
Commissioner Of Deeds
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Drawing and Engraving In Wood.

Inc u'tls gu'd, late OBJ RD.l1n LAWN rro,,. "a b
tyf ; prepared l. attend % any command, De nay be- "a
'y1tl " ih 100 either % tLeso a.. paiuneui, of .rt
Ds"tnys architectural ard sctnrr.q.s ith or wtiou,
Engraving. executed viii lsomgtne,s and hGcty,
4 \. DkNEEEIX,
J'' III ~ No. II John .treet q .tOgy.
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~ For A Letter from .. 4. BrOwhson

~ For Letter from o. A. Bro"nson
the senate. Apportionment American In
stitutc, Our InIernal improvements San
ders' School Books, Capt. Shlnley, and y
Word TO Farmers. see First Page.
TFor Railroads aud Travel The
Slavery Question, No. :, The six Buzz
ness. An Intemperance Riot, Lynehng on
the Gen. Pratte. Results Of Temperance
in Saratoga Co. and many News Items, see
asf Page
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1912
~ General Cowu,,It,c Of Democratic

Tie article 'Osr Internal improvements on or
Pr, Page ..oUd have been credited 10 the Canra'fN'
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rs Hoscs EAsDENs IL NoRyvrrIy-s Lat, =, y,~x.
ric caH Be had FAR a rc-y mall fs arden a. .t~ri.
and plants established there would pay exceedingly well"
We copy The above paragraph from The Tribune msr-v
~ ~ pleasure OF informing ne-ibor and readers ai
VI 'g.' enc ~ the s''' florists N thu .iiy has already
inc -irsn % shrubs plants growing mo-, tfrev In
The nesborbooi he peak. Of Nor than ten acre. Of be
best land bns been 10 state Of cultivation there about three
yeir> and now socse til a choice and abundant ,ug
ply 81 tree pant, ,hruhber sc which caant b. sur
ASSET tor quality or oheapnes ary where Ia the eghbor
''I oi New(ork. range Of Dollhouse, }, sroady IN
Prlion AM those Who desire tres plants or flowers
'I .hrn la abundance al IoTkvr. without waiting vear
W ior garden 20 be- iif out and the spring
~ 'or their accommodation Beside ,hese extensive gar
en- VI Hosg stli keeps h. smaller Paradise in Broad
10y near i"'nutth-,re IN full bloom srsi beauty.
Sunday Morning News
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ri 500. offered Tor 'h best popular treatise ON az
rcuitural chemistry. IL" SUBJECT l. one o. -'t't
importance and though several most Nai1t o.'
works on ne ,n1i'rt rave rltAi.' "''.'n " ',"
years. rapid has been the progress oi iH.' s''-
encc as connected with agriculture that much a"
Tshr may reasonably be expected a Oh" result at
farther investigation. We Lave lhc satisfaction
also OF knowing that we have 100 thi- country -e,c-
nl gentlemen whose pursuits ua,e led 10 much
consideration Of the chcmica. fer'o., at f'e ia-
ble,. and have thus q'iail'ed i1'm i'' t"' '.u'.'
dation and in'cstisaii'" '' i''r 'n.-'t ''i "'it'
the premium Is offered
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the many Eracicai tanners ~ 'I' STATE ot I'D.
country, who are QuniIi Il - di-'u ir-t TOPICS
ESSAYS Of permanent ut.iil tJ tlcu-iicu.tu.ac COZ
munity
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wahtGn ana 'illnou> obstruction "i Properly 'f
hre Tn thursday evening lat, about han p'Si
ten O clock, hay barracN ia itr hcislb"r!i""d 81
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STATS Prison. SING SiNG.-Mr Dcruiy
Sheriff 4. NJ. {. Smith inform, Us that - prison
crs were discharged from SingSing during the
month of April IL during the month of May. and
10 the Prcscst month, all by expiration Of sentence
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Eopeivu Influence.

u Americans ~fite'us 10 strong denuncia-
ION Of the Interference Of Foreign Traders and
heir paid agents IN debating IT, action OF Con
res. and tie poHcy OF ne Country On the subject
Il the Tariff We DO not publish h. essay, be-
ause We believe enough ha. been said in our col
mn. on ,he subject. Incur vic,y. Foreigner ,re
900, at all ola'nab.c the premise. and should not
~ deemed SOC T. /. our own mistaken policy. our
Ind defrrirr to the opinions and per.ua-ious Of
hose whose interest j.. adverse TO ours, that ~
.noud condemn. If Foreign importing Interest
an rro-1r" such an alteration Of our i'e'ei'e
Lass A. vii largely increase .'s own DA'.i''' f.
'r'hts, II can hardly be cen-lfed' II 'iit "ot'd
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= Tho Chcnpe.I ,Sn.h T.ilor ss,.-p. y

~ ,IbD, horciaut IaiOr, No ChaiIau square cofssr
~ Iaefn' street, MAKES Clou- 10 orfer ~ tl. nsats
'yc ID per cent cheaper u.IH The cheapest Cab Taor IA
u, CITY. tn nv rs IA,
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Wcek u TOT ssle at th- counter this m1rnin, sngI.
numbers e. cents Persons wishing send To c r friend.
n tie country vii Ind N wrappers ready Tor mailing
CONTENTS.
I.PoETRi.-Farevel, by J. Ru.sal Lowell ATr-
butte OF affection u The Memory OF t.- DEAD by
Elizabeth J. lame. Line, written by Lady %
Hon r2oNS +. MASsHiLL on hcsrln. b., Lecture
on Temperance.
lI-PoNCE DE- LEON. hi, Que,. after the Founr. d
OF Youth, beautiful sketch fiom the Nav No of
the southern Literary Mes.ngrr.
Hi.CATOCHt> :. from the June No. ef the Boston
Miscellany. 4 Thrilling story
N-oOf COUNTRY ABROAD, being the a.,icle OF
America from tbs Edinburgh R,vew
N"LlIkRARf NOTICES AND REVIEWS
iONAI.-Cou-.eonicac- from Wa.
ngion from our regular reporter AMI from Spe
ca. Correspondents.
VII. EDIfoRlAL-Th Triumph OF Law. in tie lie.
e.son OF the Supreme Court on tie Mindar,u
Gaze, Whereby The Wing. are 10 h,ye a ma.
lorty in the Conmon Council, IL. GcAc
VIII Further kdtoral>-Tbe systematic Dervpci,t o,
Of Congress by Loco-Foco.n aud Il. allies
Has he Public Business been Ne. bv Cor,
gr-ss II ~, are the Wings Responsible. for -
The>e Two articles are commended 10 pubic aren.
Ton Tie Unfranch.ed Rhoie I,aDder.. Fec
ton Laws and Frauds. Other Editorial, es vari1u.
subjects
lN.FoREiGN NEWS, Esrthau.ke at s. D.mioro.
Agricultural. &c. &c.
y. Miscellaneous Readings. being items OF Neus FI
tracts from roi'cals and papers, coumanca.
tons f7oH' Correspondents. SC SC L.
Ni-TABLE or PRICES CURRENT. COMMERCIAL
and Moncy Natter, Cattle Market &c. Sc "a
GREEDY McELR,TH. 50 Ann-rreei.
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MURDER TRnL.-William II. Britain ha, beer
tried at Lowell for the murder OF Sarah Stevenson
IN the Cambridge Poor House, in September last
The lury brought in a verdict OF guilty, with r.
commentator OF mercy, the defence beng insanity
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u Vt late Bible class examination. tie mas
er having asked. wha, i, said Of John the Bap-
ISL received the following answer:
A'd this ere loha came mp uut OF the wider
'''', and lie was clothed IN c,5nr,,,.i,. l-;- and
was s'u about the neck wiki , leather triu,..
80" 'i' meat was loco. and Wild onions
bc ns,'. rl c.s = %. 'he 50 No. l." Me my DER
'i , ,lc "a Na'" have jos, been psb.ses ~,
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WING IDi NJ NtN-A resular met ng ~ ii' .'r ''
Como,,t.. ~ M he h4l Al tie Hro4fws, H,us~, on Ffda1
Evening next June 81, al O'Clock ~ o orr
ALEXANDER ". BRADFORD 'hairmah'
cAnstL u '4 r.y.os Secretaries ie2a
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MANCFAoIURrs or ILLNois.-The Chicago
Americas states that the cash value Of the manu-
featured products Of Illinois for the year 8iO was
sG,725.3j3, being more than double those Of Mich
gan and rising onc-thira more than those Of In
diana.
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The LAST Lr>X'-The travelling public will
rejoice to learn, that the last link in the railroad
from Boston to Pufalo, bids fair soon TO be com.
pleted. The last contract for the work between
Batavia and Atrica was taken on Monday, and
the whole work required to be completed rbi. fall.
Rochester Democrat
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To the EIcc,or. Of the Sixteenth Ward

u Peter Tan Burcns President of the ,con,
Ward CLAY Club in AlJapy.
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MosEr fouSD.-A few days since, deposit
of between 81 1000 and 81 200 Of gold, in eagle.
and half eagles, was made at the Bank of Chester
County, Pen,sy lvania, belonging to ths estate Of
the widow Marshall. appear. that about t'renty
yeors SEQ her husband beqseathed to her a GU
riou.y contryed desk, which she kept till her
dearh--,ome months .ince-as a sort of relic, sup
posing it To be- of little value. when -he willcd the
piece Of furniture to her relative Mrs. WAY. II
va, an cd behcf in the neighborhood, that the old
gentlemen. Mr. Mar-ha had tin cup fall Of
gold. but after hi, death Eo one knew what had
Necome of il. The desk was ransackcd: small
creyce in the bottom attracted attention; on III
,cring the blade of knife, it flew open. and Soy
cral hundred dollars in silver were found Thi,
magnificent discovery stimulated curiosity, and far.
Their search was made. The pigeon.holcs were
tred-ihcy drc,r ont and Jehinf them was q
series of secret boxes. On examining these box
IS. 10 the long talkcd-of gold was brought to light
AMI deposited a. above mentioned. Boot. Mail.
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Eirsidrn'. Ticket.
For Ctief Engmesr.
j OIIN ny h /. X, JL

= ~ = N n r. H. IT.
For fHutfHt Engrnsers,
ARCHIBALD NOBLE, Engine Go. 10. 81.
HENEf Mi-EEiRN, do do }.
WILLIAM II IDBANKS. do do 81
DANIEL COGtk. lIyirlnt Co. No p
MALAtlii FhLLoN, Engine CO. do -.
GEORGE ". vARIAN. do do p.
ABRAHAM BOG tKT Jr do do a.
WILLIAM II. rOI.WtII. Harlem do - a ii,
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FIpE.--We gro neoin 'ri'u.l.e'l 10 'er9It ~"
wanton AMI ,iHluou. destruction ct property by
fire. On Thursday evening last, about half past
ten o'clock a hay barruc> H. ihr lcishburhoud a.
Church--trect, YVES SGT ON fr- ald dc-,roycd- 49,
Not satisfied with this, nt about O'Clock rest
morning, the barn b longi' 80 rhr estate Of Abmn
Van Hou;rr. decnlsed vps also so on ire md
with It's contents consumed
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u Hon. joins MuLtR, N. c. from N,i.so.,,;
declines being a candidate for reelection.
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f.bkoss' sAss.PtSiLLA AsDI 0NAro BIfTERs-1h hoe
,h,rleut bi~I, Dc iylud ctfuin cure n ai
liiisslh OF Dyspp'a' L",s of Appetite, GtG~ra. Deb
iy, FAntnf., ard Nckue>, pf lf ~fluarlf lr...-. f
spirits, t0,ivene,,, De,rriud' 81 Bloc. % tr lI
ram 10 t- LIMB, and 'ic, AFRICA. wcaAlr.. T. a. r,
ufaueol' Eruplons on The Pfce nd Nnca Hslic +, vf-
N-ht >eeai,, Nervous aul -ck lIe4darAe. Acl.tv ID
stomach lou, Artcuon. and 10 al ,el... clu.,i b,
ue impufty oi the Blood The Debility ~ he system o.
ne UNHEALTHY ,;ae oi The stomach ard Bpg.i,
These litter, are warranted 20 be- purely Vegetable com,
polnd-and MARX THis, IIIleg can never 90 de H.. ID.
ury IN any cIs~ whatever.
>ot by TIE agents A. =. & >ar'-. Druggists No
- Fulton, corner q God-,t. HN f4ltIusf rs ift,af
ADJ - East oadway.
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Donbh Rim Lcghorr white and coi.rcI, a..
BIRD, con,r Pine and Nassau II. y. Y.
j. d. BIRD. lcj Che.nui IT.
Franklin IIou-e Philadelphia.
NAY nth. l8fl my27 luTuFIss IN
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CHuDREN LAUGH FOR Chillrer cry toy .o1le D.
engs' but hey hugh or The Worm Lozens,s OF Dr. Peters
bselae tie latter while they perfectly pleasant g. th
a''r' Immediately nnnih tie destroyer. tna were feed
ns on their l'c-lnl seucs they joyful hef
they are presented o. them The larer, ofiaot Nho ar
-uherng Nth WORMS should ook 20 . J- % tei-cllfr,f
die ct th,m, her death, viii De- tie i,.ue OF n.yecf al,
must therefore De- at their ov DOORS crl
b. Peters Lozen-es = from t@o'o Huatss ant c1s-
colds dyspepsia, sea sckne,s, ov p1 nausea 'oo.
'han by any medicine Heretofore discovered in evidence
winch hundreds ri crli Acaes have been received Pine
al Ortces Is Fultoa-s're., and $50 Rroat,sav
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n fnotexrnPh,c i,ihenr..s-, by m improved
Digueueotype proces,, By 81 ID. VAN IOAN CO., ~
~ ''"|' W niyls I'm
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p The wonderful, dNar sLn H. smallest rlr n 90
creation. the -anc that i1t l' ryhiht,d At M,
nm - to-day TIRE Il charge al Auhery', House
N, Park Row.