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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
srNn,Y April 30.

riaauon % paint for mod i, which pistol cooked sad
disgls2 b, the motion, Clludrd to satutday
Nrr,lc. los defendant.
strn,y, April 30
PolcG OFncE-THgFr OF MONEY, &c &c
Ga liz ui rIs Stt instant, etrIl hour the
premises II air, f. Aubrey SO Is pl, Row wsre en-
tered aad about 80 ia silver and copper CON, and -ro,, Of
steel pens ,,ueu a!y, pocket pistol worth 81. his prop.
sITy, .IiS it!kric,. i a.4 vest Worth
SI hsiuI-d june, Leonard OIcer Hltqaitb arrest
v, John " llan5, and he committed ioS The robbery
r pistol ilu-d pledged simpsons, y nl,ed
Ross. sul sissJ b, Williams for that pn.posr
SrEALISo B,p ND BEDDING Olhc-r Colvin arrest.
ed william Bark iJr eil irom The dwelling IL Jonathan
Cg,u-ll -. T.. Itoefeit feather bed tao pill
lows, and two sheets worm $50. Committed
TfnsTf WttClr.-I vsIrr,ty IN ~ named Wilson
MeDoa-p vent into tIe housr Of Ms. Elizabeth Ann IO
gn, " o. kng street aski. Tor drink OF Mrs
ztn ie!t!Dr tbe pU"s 81 pacutIn X, and While she,
abse1 NirDGIai d7camEyd with silver watch worth
80 IL vas ills morning arrested and lu. committed
CoRoNGG's OPgIcE-DGATu or \ VALIANT
7 tR.Ihe Coflr o-day held inquest the ity Hos
plsa Ji- body O Henry Norehrad native o Virginia
ag5d b. yea.A VS. component pi, Of the IN the
t4ttr on Lake Fflr, n omaa!a- Perry ship, aGd
Tie neat IF ihe dgt 81 also Of ,- creyy tl left
lanlm0of- PER-! shP % % o board that commanded by
Elliot At IN" 'im- the mr. rdsin2 from all far', the
dftrn-at rrssrs.O On Thursday evening be found by
aptfI q t.St9n nag t aid cold oa The soop Il
No 40 cG@rry The Captain procured him rab
lFd sent am % lh- City Hospital, where be- died a5nt
" clock % fsId:s evening II had been the Hospital
several t-s beir. aad Or. Hn. w Jones delivered m
oPon tiat ialsraa heos- the canse Of his dsaJa
~ marks u ,i"eEc erfs apparent the body Verdict
aeeo.taae= viri, l4 ph!slaa4, opinion. The Doctor
na-ie post fs,orr.Hl -.ataiu4 4t6n on ,hc body
Sis II th- rzsT 81 NJ 3 ,nm-rsly street the boIy
u N-ue{ Hii~ Fsye % NtS-Irr5ry agrd ~ years-4
woan of rsy IatgPra1. hahi;i nsd ben trae
d-stitut1 o hone aud par up with coiored
y 5Est@r stszt hone sh- left week AID
v~a; - the 4.ei!,ag WINCH she !a There fur
lI.s 1a t premises wt,h h@ exception Of asiarie stool
sne Vas Piseiy destitute Of al msaa aupp5rf, aud e
trsd'E lS=t Iat1 very crsrpl plafrr. ic sfs w1s
2ia4 dad ii ev-4tng Verdict tsa'f from iatsmPeaac-
a4d d-srlyulIJa.
4 DEowyso MAS.-ol slruTlay afternoon a tinker
named DIN W~a On board the stglm1o4t saaog lying
H met SSH .4i proceeded :each n, dock
5lt walking rhe gang paaS, tie tide MOTION
~ a1d moved ~ lnd he fell ~ nc 4ai wa tfownel
Verde: .cEldeG;4llg ir57yurd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Public stock ENchange. Aprn go.
SECOND BOARD.
Commercial and Money Matters.

SArURPArt L VI.
The sales the Board to-day 10 tair extent Prices
IN very firm Ohio has sell on 70 :64
farther decline of per 4; the Second Board,
however sales Of S3 900 made 49, the Prce they
lei off Fdly. Indiana Bonds went NJ to 30 an in.
proyemeut of per cent within day or tNo. SonDgton
improved ,; Harlem declined !. Mohawk
There Hns a far business for the steamer IN Exchange
Sterling 81 aud some Mvorite names At =; Francs 633!
a 5.329 Amsterdam 80 39!; Hamburg "a 35; Bremen
10 .6b.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Number VI. This Morning.

N'It-ItIN-Et-' F-N vi. IltDALI.
- THg CHEAPEsr WORK FIR pCELI.Hrp ~ ryv
LSarED SrAtE,--Th- Er.t g=ar Of rr Aa.-ne.n Famii,
agazas: or General Ab5tszcf Of U=-fu Knoys-z= work
enia-at} useful ~ families, and c4cJ4red 10 arrr Tie A..
isa zF'sSsn the curiosity, aad eghen The understand
iues q III young. illustrated wi,h sgQ Enzrasilgs To he
completed Il Surabsr5 Of 2 20 rl each At q cet
raa5ts lt wi con tain sar 40 Eagrariny
The Third E!l,ioa OF ta= First No. 10 now p.iat-l
and orders FOR all tie back Nc5. can b. supplied
Sutn5ef J VIII b. realy on ths l.t ,ay Of Nav
GREELEY ! McELRATH Tribuns g,,l3,ovx.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

D.isgats Minor .....2.6 Dlisrd 225
Congress, ". xeu,6n SAi'04-'-,i- R IL T Hunter ls
fs1a,s S11ele,. R,of3n9 a sutton Washington
Isr whgs voted f5r WASHINGTON uade' aplsdze si'sa
year ago, which turF'ed the scale.l
s;s,. 6,;s... 49, E sutton s. IS
fNorborn t. Sutton !. elected Tia, Senate from iis DIS
,ric in ,rlace Of an elected Wing, who zpo7fatzedl
vIl!gn cSzeuF. ~ H1 ~ fJsa Rs Has 5s B
Es4,s ,,,n.... 2l2 mai Ii I= rs 555
King William -...- fhaI. - "a 49,
iifa5 ki.5 sad tlaesn lrgpl25 zs2 -
i01fE Haa:e.'. rosj.e q. Van Bnren,. do. l37
Wcst,noreland yNcwton's County and Rich
nond County, the Wing strongholds, yet to come
in. They gave 23l for Harrison, while Math-
ews and Niddcsex, the balance of the District,
rave hut 60 for Van Burcn. Newton has pretty
certainly beaten Hunter he was a Clay Dele
rate al the Harrisburg Convention, and has
stunned the District, every where declaring for
Iicnry Clay, Protective Tarf,,sand National
Bank
Cons.s Richard Il Ioe rs rs t4%afd 9,,d Hafn m Ia
Partial returns from Buckingham and Prince
Edward justify the report brought by passengers
that both Counties have gone Whig-a gam OF
three Delegates It's believed that Toer has
beaten HUBBARD for Congress.
A..sruAnLE lJefferson's County has elected
the Wing Delegates by So majority, turning out
two Loco Focos, and giving Goggin over Glmer
still more ORANGE has chosen a Wing, and
given Goggin majonty. NELSON has elected
Cabell, Wing, and given Goggln considerable
minority 1t seems to be conceded that eG-Gov
Gilmcr, the Tyler apostate, has been beaten for
Congress by WILLIAM L. GoGGIS, one of the
sraiyhtest Wings in the last Congress, and who
declared for Bank throughout the District
District made 100 miles long on purpose to turn
hlm out.
In Albcmarlc, the Wings had made no effort,
cxccp, Speech from Goggin, and trlc 10 let the
County 90 by default, but the People wouldn't
allow it. v w Southall, the leading Wing
Delegate, never left his home, and did not take
his seat at the Court House poll candidate as
is the custom IN Virginia
DNwIpDIE has gone Whig--a Delegate gained,
JEFFERSON 60.
Congress. has. FlUiIne 49, Wm Lucas ..... i5l
Dsiesates.J 8 Gillaher.. G.osss b BeaIl. 400
Wm. + Turner, $40 saml Cameron. ioj
BERKELEY co.
Congress. Ct. j. Faulkner. lS3 William Lucas. .a62
DELEGATES Suodgrass .l91 GTautaI 4l3
sPendlrton. 400 Scibgrt... .........i .i3O
NORFOLK BOROUGH
Consress Jas II Laugiur"1 SO Arch a6'nSo". 100
Delegate. +Tayier. ael } D Ni'iis'n.. las
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Cony,sqy anghor,e .I35 Atkinson. -
pslt,ates James b Watts 3jl Or. Nouuss. as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

I'fFRovFD LAlPs.-Gsreat Improvements haze
been made N lamps ior burning Chemical Obs,
as well as IN the Obs themselves, within short
time past. We have two Of Colds Patent Pine
Oh Lamps nov before Us, from the manufactory
l-i9 Fulton street, which are admirably construct
ed to secure brilliant, soft and economical ight,
without smoke or trouble. We have no room for
long stores, but ne Ike them, and heartily re-
commend them TO the attention Of al who are in
the way of improving Their lights. The propre-
tors store Is Just east OF Broadway
Il White, the murderer OF his father In Gene
see Co. was executed On the 26th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
. The sylvania ss.oc;,1io,, =

= The sylvania association viii hold I Cen
e.a Aieetag ai Csoros HALL cnsr Of Bower and Yis-
io1-srrezt % TUESDAY EVENING MAY I'd sr7! O'Clock
Several able speakes VIII address the meeting IN exposition
Of the objects and measures OF The Association Citzens and
strangers are inTiIst % srtead myi 2,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Congress j. VI. Botts....... g maj olzI Jones;
u ,nSri,r, e IL Y rnsInLltn hl.. g.lh

Goochland was piled upon this District at;er II
was Of full size IN oder TO dHve Ir. Bolts out o
Congress; but for this he would have been tn
urophantly realected as is, he IS barely beaten
His vote Is honorable to him and to the Wings Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
OMee-Seckers, Ahoy

Office eckers Ahoy'
Mr.. Robert TYLER lir-ererenty called BOB Tor
.hortness by the vulgar thus announces the de-
termination of his august father and ms advisers
in his Washington letter to the Aurora and
Union:'
Tt4 ,ic,e h.s come when John Tyler drfzEsHcs 70
he VIII of lie people aad ps;ice 10 himself and his al
ro..i=rto1i ought . prori2s Tor ;he m-n 10 nave ga'
isatly rallied 10 ms recn-. Hoi -Gougt' tSt men a.
onssd why hey shouid b. kept oac= IN the violence
~ ~ rir@ ev should hold mp their hands and let Us ui-
4,.d ,2: We arr 70 trust IN th-r aid IL resisting The
a1s of fscous Il enough that ths-e oic--
holders oppoSt he administration want scoTGus
and bold with competent talent 10 diSchafz 'hei' uyi''
trusts ad with patriotism and 1y 20 unite with rs N car
rn gu; tie zr-s principles involved 10 Success Of hiS
administrator. W. who Tad: u T1i mex
shoulders % s sI aad DIVE aloag the Of hs atiia
isr1tion tou. obstacle and every opposition here
are enough such good and TINE, IA every section
" here rhs sid necessary aad It b~coms5 ths dait 0 our
zTty tke people, psriF, agis~ The f2fTez = y 7sl
ION their pie~rsac riat tie hc; trrst conided % e
PresiJsu, may BE- -iectaaliy carried out
The Italics in this article are Roberts own.
We have been tempted TO add to them. but every
sentence fthe paragraph is 50 characteristic OF
lis source--so ;redolent Of T'yIeris,n-that no
topographic distinction could add 10 lis slrnlf'-
cance. Read ii. honest men OF all parties and
Judge Il corruption was ever 80 shameless, lniaIny
50 blinded by It's own excess, as here IN the form
OF TyIersrn!
II Our friend R05ert Tyler. IN his last letter
to the Aurora and Union, announces and de-
nouncez# most atrocious conspiracy between
Clay and Ton Buren 10 embarrass the Admins
,ration and defeat the reelection Of John Tyler
Robert has not vet discovered which of them Is 10
be President; he only knows that they are acting
in concert and viii unite their followers for one
or the other as Their only chance Of overcoming
the tremendous popularity and moral power OF
the Accident They ought to be ashamed OF
themselves.
The AlJany 4rgus cannot sec why the
Wings should rcioice over the Importation OF sPe-
Gle now any more than they did in Gen 1aeks"ns
time. The difference IS that the Specie flows
to US as the result of a clear balance of trade IN
our favor, while in days Of the mlnt-drop hum
bug we were running IN debt ior every dollar that
came to US, and good deal more. Quite an odds
u The Prcrjdenee Erprsss, the Don organ
IN Rhode Island, was discontinued on Saturday.
1t giyes M the contest as lost but one OF ITS cor
respondents proposes to faH back on Dorr's Con
atitutioa, and attempt again to establish H. VIC
reckon they won't tryit.
n The Broome Republican is disposed to be
complimentary toward our late Regency Lcglsia-
turc. II says
Z, Tlsrs have perhaps. 1een some Legislatures w.as it
10 ail,t and oter with as ht,it honssy but laci' Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

TuE BIILlNCr,N C>SE.-l'he trial OF Biodgct.
Hendricks and Briggs at Dedham, for kidnapping
four men in Belingham, and taking them 10
Rhode Island. was closed Yesterday al O'Clock
2. NJ, by The disagreement OF the Jury, after being
out over FIVE hours. Briggs was discharged on
the first day of the trial. there beng no proof Of
his having been present. The jury stood seven
for conviction and five Tor acqulttal. Bost Post
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

4 The st LOUIS Reporter Of the 22d nstan!
SAYS We learn that man was killed IN the
lower part OF the city night before last. He was
w,lyIaid and shot By nejghbor with whom he
had some difficulty II IS feared that the wife Of
the murdered man, who Is in cIildbeJ, VIII not
.1rriy, the shock =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

J. The trial Of Owens. at Annapolis, Tor the
murder Of his son, resulted IN verdict Of guilty
OF mugdeg IN the second degree-,he jury believ-
ing that tie unnatural crime OF which he was
charged. must have been committed under cir
cumStances which shut out delibera,ion. and il
the absence Of malice. The Court Immediately
sentenced Owens 10 confinement IN the Peniten-
ti.r1. for seven wears
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

u We appTehend that most OF our City read
ers viii Re ap, to discover, b. noon al least, that
this Is the first day of May.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

u AIcHAE1 HoFFMAS SAYS the Albany
Evening JonrnaD declines the cfiice of Agent of
the Sing. Sing State Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE

Us. CmcrT CorRr.-Bcorc Judge Thomp-
son. Gtaan .4Iea,t. Riua5 Syat,-Aerol for asserted
fiaaf5n PAT for mod by which pistol i, cooked sad
disear 4, iii. sGie motion, ailud-d to Sauudly)-
Vrfic. los d-tr.dI.lt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
:. MsMpsRs or CoxsRr,, ELEorFn-
DELEGATES ELECTED

Hbis I.ajg ro-o.
Rehapaa CIVIL Jefferson ...2 Ch.srsr6sl8.
Hearico .......i Berkeley ......a No!isik Colig3a
deoyet. yam y Pfaegss yAaas. ! Isle ol Wight /
Petersburg; ...l Norfolk Boso' fS'reaegies >
S;1it>y !vs,sia-.,l L NaaSsao5d l Spyry..l
Sou,iI pte, lga.a}l Eitt. slWarygjoII Stafford.
I.opdauu 5 D,,w.l3is, l.71ia}l Gfooehisad |
Powhatas (saia}. L Cuabasia1d. Carotiue
ASerarl,, gam King Gieo-se. ! Kias " llljar
y Nstson......,-,=.,.l Es>ey-. !. .......l
CslaSe, t.,p9 i Buck rrtaaa, ,slig}2 n, certain
kmgSNUesa ls'rll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Good, 50 iar, for olp VIRGINIA

u Hon. JAMES NJ. GARSErT OF Essex Co.,
Va, died al has residence on the Goth, al an ad
vancei age. He was an able and high.minded
Statesman, and formerly represented his District
IN Congnss with distinction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
o.-a.er - Ar-rrMrrEn Srrclpg.-A Law

Outrage AND ArrEMrrEp Surclps,-A Law
yer of Syracuse. has. after full examination,
been committed to prison for an outrage commit
led upon an orphan girl, of about thirteen years.
The child had been bound to hm by 'he fo9',
Master. The facts proved IN Court created
strong sentiment OF Indignation against the mon
s,er. who. after his commitment cut his throat
with razor The wound. though severe was
no, supposed to be fatal. Alb. Eve journal
MrRpER-On the night OF the Sth INST a nsst
shocking murder was committed on the West
Fork of Little kanawha, in this county. Mr..
Nicholas was shot IN the dead hour of night while
asleep, in bed with his wife and child-the bal!
passing through his breast. The rife WAS fired
through the door of the cabin On the Coroner :
inquest 1t appeared it was the deed of several OF
the deceased's ncghbors, in revenge for some
tritiing piquc which they had against INN. Sev-
en- men have been arrested. and are now in Jail to
await their trial. kanawha [Va.l Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

a. The Connecticut River was still q feet
above low water mark at Hartford on Saturday
and falling very slowly. Ii still covered al! Com
mercc-strcet and the upper part Of Frontstrcet,
surrounding large number OF stores ard dwell
lings Il covered the road across the East-Hart-
ford meadows for th.ee-fourths of q mile which is
passed by boat. bat with much delay and
trouble
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
GarNcta.

COTToN-StoeS II ;he Wsrchorsc> oG Saturday las
65,2So fetal delivery last wes lSf; delivery for home
SO ln,estsss been noce laclas,i 70 >sI sld
sve Submitted 70 ,,4acrioa oi S pcT L. for East adaS-
UPON these tR-nrs, however AiI hasIaes aa transacted
privately 1l bales hlNli hea sold; SGIa', ord 10 lG
81. 70 SD NlNsir,s, sveStela 3t5, icr 10.
TtAIhe usarkr; h&s lSsselttiS 6ri' apEs3!ancs,
pases; h'Nf oesr9yd fso'a een any a. pabl!c s'g the
trade have bCa drSiro> 1orcioSe. aud ,hc demand for
black Tea hSS been good Il, Scgrl purchases Tar
h.s oen N ' the Mode have e a'ber Above these
ot the ilst auctions.
MNScHr<rsE, ruS>:ias Eyciias.-Sr,rE OF TEApE.-
We ttyeo The 'r9er had STEADY business CtGs through
the week am -SS the oe'sad has ccacnued with prices
tily good ior foS; xmas and STEADY others VeS few
orders. IS understood, have hs brought hy the sGFeat
Wss:cr bat manufacturers Eoac no wayS dslpui
nj; eaiine UGSi States . market 10; ,s acrics, lys
nierly t,e Tas rsSet closes exceedingly firm WIKI
rather hef rates T"s:; SOMEHOW not a!ye the eS-
ect OF siaaers demand psics. Il ss CON
hdsay eSycted ;at sprS wosid BE- the period when higher
rates would b ob,niaed. ], SEEMS uo;.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

L The testimony OF Commodore Read and
Captain ts7vynn was gwen yesterday before the
Commissioners 1t was probably sealed up. and
sent 10 the Court which authorized il to be taken
W e hear that though there was not q perfect CO
incidence OF opinion N the Court, the votes were
finally all In one direction. TU.S. Gag.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

i The Mor,nons arc about building new
city at Shokokan, three miles below Burlington,
Iowa, on the Mississippi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

FEoN SMYRS,.-By the Moscow, at this port
we have Smyrna papers 70 the Isl of February
The arrangement of the Geek budget for l-i3
Is published. II IS announced that saving Of
four hundred thousand drachrnas will be effected
II the expenses. This result, should il be real
ized, would be Insignificant. for 4 saving Of four
hundfed thousand drachinas, as the Echo Of Pa
tras Significantly remarks IS but trifc in Z
country where the msposts ieyicd BY goyernln-nt
amount 10 eighteen millions OF drachmas. in ad-
dltlon 10 s-x millions raised for local purposes, on
population Of 100000 souls. The local gov
eminent Of Smyrna seems 10 be taking active
measures for the suppression OF the assinadoas
and other violations OF law, 50 frequent in that
sity.
Letters from Brete speak OF the entire pacifca-
ton OF that island, and OF a great appearance OF
enthusiasm with which Mustapha Pacha, the
muchlr appointed by the Sublime Porte, had
been received on his arrival al Caneas.
Boston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

L Edward f. Howard, arrested few davs
since on charge OF sTindlng preferred By So
man x Rogers, IN the matter OF Coal Contract,
has been discharged after ful hearing before the
Recorder
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

u It's stated in the Platte No Eagle that
citizen of that county had received letter from
his brother. stating that he was one ola company
recently captured by a detachment Of dragons
from Fort Gibson, where he is now prisoner,
aitera desperate fight in which several lives were
lost Itwas though: that the party captured was
the predatory band, recently referred to by the
Missouriau as having for It's object the pIunder oi
the Santa F5 traders.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

"BRArnwNrr's RErRosnECr OF PRacT'cML
MEDICINE AND SURGERY" Part Sixth, has just
been published by Adec * Estabrook. ltls one
ol the most valuable medical publications OF The
day. and is absolutely Indispensable 10 the mem-
hers of the Profession.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

q \ young man named George ". Wood,
pretending 10 be deaf and dumb, al CatSkil, was
arrested few days since on charge OF attempting
brutal Outrage on the person OF little gu nine
or ten wears al age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

& On Saturday last as two boys, sons ofdf
Henry $. Richards, of PoughkeepSie, were sail
Ing on the river short distance north of that
village, in sail-boat, their Graf: was suddenly
caPsizcd by flaw OF Wind ana the youngest Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

ATrr,trr or /, HrsnANp 70 klIL MS NfFF.--
On Friday evening last, man named fernando
supposed be a spaniaFd made most brutal
attack on his wife, wonnding her IN several parts
OF the body. in the breast neck, &c. with a knife.
The wretch, who has fed kept cigar store III
Washington street, between Warren and Murray
streets Jealousy Is supposed 10 be the cause Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Wcsunoreland CNcwton's County and Rich
mond County, the Wing stTonghods, yet TO come
in. They gave 23l for Harrison, while Math-
ews and 7Iiddlcsex, the balance OF the District,
rave hut 62 for Van Burcn. Newton has pretty
certainly beaten Hunter. BE was Clay Dele
rate at the Harrisburg Convention, and has
strmpcd the District, every where declaring for
Henry Clay, Protective Tarlff,sand National
Rnnl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Ianghorne goes nto Sussex I33 ahead, Il lhe
rep ors from Southampton anu Susy are correct.
Sussex can give 300 Loco, bat as all tho Agrcul-
tura part of the District has voted light the
weather beng fine for Planting. Langhone has
good look.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-17

EOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA orPHTHlS-
L &c, CONSUMPTION, WIlOOPlNG COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases OF the
Lungs, this is believed TO lie the most popular d ell
cacious Medicine ever known in America, for proof OF
which, we would refer TO those who have used ii, and
TO he numerous certificates Of Physicians and others
attached to the inside wrapper of each lottIe.
DR.. Amorv Hunting, of Franklin, Mass. writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies wilhou,
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam To have had the de- irede elect, and recommends
il "a a safe, convenient md etiicacious medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown. of Concord n. H., writes tina
TO his knowledge, il has never disappointed the rea'
sonahle cx pectatons of those who have used il.
The public are particularly cautioned against th'
many Commercials or limitations which have partial
" or wholly assumed the name ofthe genuine article
iUjSBc assured that it is not genuine unless on
or both of the written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or WIN. JOHN CUTLER, are found atiache
to a yellow label on a blue envelope. tAll labels c
and after the date ofDec. 1889, will have the write
signature of VIM. Jon'n Cutlcr.l Prepared b
REED, WING e. CUTLER, (Ia,e Low g. Reed,
Wholesale Druggists, "a Chatham ST., Boston, an
sold by Druggists, Apothecare> and country mer
chants generally. Price so cents.
PECK q SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington. Dec. I, 1912. ".