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u The Louisville papers announce the death
of the Hon. Judge Rowan in that city, on the
18th instant. He died of cholera morbus, after
a sickness OF two or three DAYS.
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TOILET ARTrcLEs-The largest assor,men, be found
n the city, comprising Brushes of all descriptions, PesuE
from the celebrated manufacturers preparations for
The hair, Shaving and Washing Soaps Shaving Cases and
large OF Ra1ors carefully selected, warranted
vety low prices, G. SAuspEass, inventor and maaaae
of The Metallic Tablet stop 1853 Broadway between
CORTLAND, aud Liberty streets.
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o. We ere Indebted to the Express Of Messrs. ADAMS
s Co for Boston papers in adyooce Of the mad.
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- CASPER HAusER I'd. the grea, woaeH ,xbsps he caa
Peale's Museum for ouly TWO days ionsa'
seen for shilling.
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GOVERNOR Bouck.-The Governor and his
suite leave the city this afternoon Tor Piermont.
He viii remain at Nyack tonight, and in the
morning proceed to Goshen, and thence 10 Kings
ton, via Newburgh. At Kingston Governor
Bouck viii take the steamer for Albany, where it
is expected he will arrive on Tuesday, in time to
attend the commencement Of Union College,
Schenectady, which will take place on the follow
ing day. Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-21

STRANGE PaocEEDNG.-Eleven years ago the
Medical Society of this City, at one OF It's regular
meetings, elected the celebrated German physi-
can, H,HN&M,yN, an honorary member. When
his name was presented, objection was made, and
the matts- vas fairly and fully discussed. His
claims 10 the honor, as a medical scholar of dis
tinguised ability and eruditon. were fully estab-
iished, without reference to the Homeopathic Sys-
tenn OF practice, OF which he was the founder
The election was made by ballot, and there was
only one negative vote. The diploma for
warded, and the homer acknowledged by Habne-
mann in an eloquent and tasteful letter. We
learn from the Post that after meeting called a
few days since for other purposes and when only
twenty-eight members were present, resolution
was introduced to reSciad this election. and was
carried No notice of the intended action was
riven, very few Of the members of the Society
were present. and none OF them had any reason
10 anticipate so extraordinary step as this and
afterwards the passage OF the resolution, under
these circumstances, was paraded as the decision
Of the Medical Society against Homeopathy =
In our view, II seems TO have been merely wan
ton insult 10 a distinguished scholar, and such an
act as we should scarcely from this dignifed
Society. Whatever be the merits of Holneopa-
thy, and there are In this city thirty HomGcpa-
tho physicians, the illustrious scholar at whose
personal character and feeling this blow was
struck, is entitled to the highest respect
L The body of an unknown man, with a
stone attached to his neck by cord, was recent
" found in The barber at Bufalo. He is supposed
10 have been murdered, and is thought from his
dress. &c. 10 have been q German eniorant os
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AupuBoN--This interchangeable naturalist has
reached the field of his present seasons labors as
will be seen by the following short letter just re-
cevcd by DR.. Gideon B. Smith, of Baltimore
This letter travelled the immense distance of
about two thousand miles above the mouth of the
Missouri, to Baltimore, in twenty-scycn days.
FoKT UNioS, }thee miles above the mouth Of
the J elbow Stone River. lat. u 20 North
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u The Herald people pirate Of repelling as
saus on their character and literary reputation,
and then confess they have neither BY acknow-
Lodging that their leading Editorials loaded.
adorned by the Editorial ice, and placed in the
most conspicuous part OF the paper without an
in,imation of their being extracts, are never In
tended to be represented as original, For once,
IN alusion to our disputing with the Herald, they
speak solemn truth in the following sentence;
The organ OF tbs Fouriertss has not manhood enough
20 disturb his sguGriay induce hn descend quite
20 Low as 10 enter into collision rA such G1iaSonst
If ven enter close with chiancy sretp your
clothes viii give evidence Cor many days Of the anlaeky
counter
That s entering the confessional to some pur-
pose We appreciate the compliment, and shall
seek to deserve it.
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Later from Mexico.

The Picayune contains intelligence from '.o
City of Mexico to the 24lh ult.-brought by ths
schooner Amazon, Capt. Parkinson, who brought
to New-Orleans with INN from Vera Cruz seven
teen Of the English sailors who formed the yaiaa-
Bic portions Of the crews Of the Mexican steam
crs, the Montezuma and Guada!ouPe, hey
were all that war and disease have spared OF the
English who originally manned those steamers
save two or three who had squznoereo al 'heF
money At Vera Cruz, and then re-enlistcd and re-
turned to Campcachy.
In Vera Cruz on the 18th ult., twenty-five days
had elapsed since they had received intelligence
from Campcachy. Tldmgs disastrous to the Gov
ernnent we're anticipated,
From the city Of Mexico We have nothing Of
Importance. The papers are filed with the mo-
notonous details Of acknowledging the new Con
stitution, swearing allegiance thereto by pubic
officials, sc.
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Is The London lCanada7 Inquirer oi the l4,h
instan, states that nine persons recently made
their escape from the jail Of that District. To
effect their escape they broke through the grated
doors OF three separate cells, and destroyed ten
very substantial locks, and even bars OF IRON.
When they arrived IN the passage fronting the
river, they raised up the window, and b. that
means made their exit.
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Your friend aud fellow citizen,
ROBERT FARDROP.

and Iasting lespec, and cratitude,
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ANOTHER SEr-ro AT THE STATE PRlSoN.-Ihe
Hudson River Chronicle states that one day last
week, convic, sci upon Mr.. Keeper Requa, and
choked him in a mos, horrible manner. he was
relieved from his uncomfortable, ii not perilous
situation, by several other convicts, who inter
posed their assistance TO relieve him.
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Every stupid fool nowadays, who string together
half dozen paragraphs, nnces himself competent
duct newspaper"
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ANOTHER FLlcHr.-A notorious and desperate
seoundrcl named Adams, committed for burglary
escaped from Sing Sing State Prison on Tuesday
evening last, and has not yet been retaken Even
the Evening Post intimates suspicion that the
new managers of the Prison are either knavlshly
corrupt OF culpably negligent
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The man in custody is about feet 6iaches in hight
has dark hai. ard % lis eyes seemed more prominent
than thu other, and from tie ctfcuustsaca that some sla5
EYES were touad lis lodgings, induced TO think that
he has one false eve There found also al his lodgings
III" signatures Of all the sgners Of Tie Treasury notes oa
tracing paper with the sgaagur Of Mr. alacaiser Of Phil.
adelphia and on signature Pctly nuutted th1 there
c,ilo, doUh bu; his business Is that Of ioTger
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COMMENCEMENT OF GENEVA CoLLGGE.-I'hc
annual commencement Of Geneva College viii be
held on the second day OF August, An address
will be delivered before the Alumni BY JAMES
WATSON WlLLtNs, ESQ. Of Utica. On Tues
Gay afternoon an address viii be delivered before
the Alpha Phi Delta and Euglossian Societies by
the Hou. RICHARD D. DAVIS, II. c. of Pough
keepSie. and poem before the Euglossian, by
Rev. SAMUEL II. Cox. .ir. OF BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER S, Is4a
North American Phalanr,

The friends Of Association throughout the
country are aware that an organization has for
some time past existed in the City of New Y ork,
OF the old advocatcs!of the cause, which had for
its object the establishment of an Association to
be called the North American Phalanx, originally
projected and designed to be a Model Associa-
| ton, which should demonstrate in practice the
social principles discovered by Charles Fourier.
A large amount Of subscription was necessary to
carry out their object. but from causes which are
easily understood, 1t has not been possible to OBJ
tam a cash subscription which would warrant the
commencement of practical operations on ascale
commensurate with the design of q Model Asso-
citation. But considerable amount of subscrIp-
ton has been offered, principally in the City OF
Albany, where those who designed becoming
stockholders and members Of the projected Asso-
ciation formed themselves into body called the
Albany Branch Of the North American Phalany.
The gentlemen Of the Branch being anxious to
commence practical operations Immediately with
the means they can command, rather than wait
Indefinitely for subscriptions to the amount
deemed necessary to make complete trial of the
system Of Fourier, and believing that they can
build up an Association upon small nucleus or
practical beginning, have determined upon taking
this course. They have purchased a fine Do
main in Monmouth County, New. Jersey, and hav-
ing had the name Of the North American Pha-
lanx coded to them by the old Board Of Directors,
have organized anew and adopted that name for
their Association.
We believe that this Association will be man.
aged and conducted as nearly in conformity with
the system Of Fourier as possible, and if this IS
done there is no doubt Of success.
We would remark, however, that the original
design of establishing Model Association has
not been rclinquished by the old friends in New
York, but they will cndcavor by the continued
propagation of the doctrines, and the encourage
mcnt Of industrial and educational Associations
to enlist that interest and confidence in the sys
tenn of Fourier, which will ensure comprehen-
sivc trial of it at future day.
The Constitution of the N. A. Phalanx with
description Of the grounds purchased, &c. may be
found upon our Last Page to day.
ARRESTED FOR A I1BEL-Officer Davis, on
Saturday, arrested Talbot Watts for libel William T.
Longworth of No. lG Nassau street. Ii appears that the
parties engaged partnership in print store
but difficulty took place between them and sePara
tion that Watts feeling chagrned ;posted the following
placard on Longworth's door:
81 hereby post William 7. Longworh rogue,
coward and liar" Signed TALBOT WATTS.
Watts did deny the posting Of the obnoxious pacad
and was held to bail in $500
u Erasmus Turner, Esq. of Lockport, has
prosecuted Thomas Fieger of the Courier for libel laying
the damages at $4,000.
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.atrsal-The Champ de IIars-The Pa
,,de-Ride about the Mountain-Catho-
lies in Observation-Disclosures Press
NE Bar, Sc.-,,ourney down the ST.
lawrence to Quebec.
cnr,esr,nnhencn nr rha \ Y rrihuuc.
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Eieocn Hundred Pages for 81 90.
To the EricnHS nf Mr. CLAY.

LIfE SPEECHES Henry CLAY.-The publish
srs oil tins work prepared orders 20 any
extent The work is comprised in TWO octave volumes
tanning in the whole upwast OF LOO pages and illus.
traei by splendid steel Portrait Of Mr. CLAY, View oil
lis Birth place il Virginia aud Fac Simiie Of Of his
ie,ersihc chule for Ore Dollar l., believed be the
cheapest work published III America These Speeches
form important portion Of the History OF our Country for
the thirty years, and interesting all classes of
readers, without reference politics.
PRlCEs-Jf'eH done up in strong feri5le corers, IN
Single copy, vols octave upward, of 100 pages 90
Twelve copies for. .......l 10 ~ ~
Twenty-Five copies for. 20 GO
On. hundred copies for. 80 w
Bound with Cloth Backs s. Gilt Lettering.
Single copy. % 40 40
Twelve COPIES ior - - (. - IN
Twenty-Five copies for. "a 0 ~
oas hundred copies for. o:,.,. ru us S h.
addressed to GREELEY & McELRATH, New-fork-
~ The Agent for this paTer az Troy is L. W. WILLARD
who regularly serves his customers evening on The am
val Of steamboat. His Office No. $50 River street
four doors north Of the Troy House.
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THE TRIBUNE.

. The following letter should have appeared before
=. l,s; published from Qnebec-but it accidentally
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p ucalth. QuIet, nnd Comforf-The Ga

10. Health, Quiet, md Comfort-The Gra
ham House. GO Barca-seet New York adv sntases
to strangers stopping few days weeks in the city such
are rarely offered Il egiby located clean and airy
street the business of the city, ard the
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings. It's
naen,s arr and while table supplied
,h the best Vegetables and Fruits TIA, he procured,
Guiding entirely Animal Food and s,mnlan,s Of all kinds
eomsrsbs Shower Baths free. Remember, g Barclay
street, jy2sG
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CANDS'S SARsApARTLLA.-The human


=, may properly BE- compared musical instrument,
possessing peculiar powers all systematically arranged and
arioas movements pieces and The music
produced b. thus combination the rsu of such haroni.
ou' acon 50 long ~ the machine regularly wound up by
constant supply OF proper nutrition (which pure blood)
long VIII the music coatnue; hen III. becomes
impore wonderful ius arrnt viii SOL, -,
uers and 1t found thai life simply the sum OF The fune
tons that resist death prope medicine is admni,tetnd
while there strength le in The Constructors asea,. NAV Be-
subdued and the pat,snt restored to periec, health
Sspdss Sarsapara composed entirely Of vegetable a.,
tracts. has been tired aud fully proved wide range os dis
eases all that required dspe disease ana rs.eshiis
healthy action Rheumatism Lumbsgo Pain in the Bones
Ulcers scrciua destroying the glands Nervous Affections,
Salt Ren and other diseases arising from an iu
pune and d.rrayed Of the blood will be safely and eec.
tual!y cured by lis Patients after suffering for with
chronic constitutional disorders have speedily resaned health
by and testified the FOR the benefit Of suffering
hu manity.
For conclusive evidence of its superior value and efficacy
certificates published in this and other city papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
by 4. B. SANDS S CO., Druggists tGrante Baidings,(
253 Broadway corner Of Chamber street New.Yo.k Sold
also BY 4. B. s b. SANDS. 20 Fuitonsec, and n East
Broadway OF Marketste-t Price ST per bottles six
bottles for S. Original documents may be at our store
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REMOVABLE NEW YORK.

REMOVAL-TO NETWORK.
rTHE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING-JOHN
f. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c respectfully informs sie
public Thai he has removed from afephia No. t72 Wa
continues to Manufacture Artificial Limbs plan the
Iros correct and least complicated having through n-cess
and ben manufacturer 70. IS feels conid-nt Of giving
satisfaction all who cal! him for LEGS, HANDS,
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TIE TRIBUNE BOOK-BTNDERY,

No. Sprue--stree Tribune Buildings
JAMES PRlNGLE respectfully informs his friends ana
the public generally he has commenced business with
determination justice his customers, both as 10 quality
Of workmanship and scale OF charges He prepared 10 exc
cute Binding in all lis branches.
Jobs of any kind ap1erAiuug the business solicited Or
lers left MOL Sprucestres will be thankfully received
and faithfully attended lYl2 Il
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

CUNMISSIUN ENTE WItNTIIVUoI1I
NO 43 JOflN-STREET.
TrLLlOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCk are con-
II santly supplied with large and general assortment Of
PAPERS. suited TO all departments of the trade
which the following iubb1rds Golo[ed Papers IN
auaty; Book aud News Printing; CAP, Letter. Folio
Post aud Blank Book Papers Printers; others and Garrett
mak-rs' Press Bolrds Druggists, Hardware and Cloth Pa
pers; Binder and Trunk Boards; sheaths and Wrapping
PapenaLsts supplied with all kinds Of stock and
r,tIs i-3G IF
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DATENT PORTABLE FORGE AND BEL
LOWS The Subscriber oifers the public AT consider
able reduction from former prices the above article which has
been thoroughly tested and TO be the most perfect
article offered the public It's small buk and complete
mot having build chimney is Of its best recon-.
nendatous yoa any where, and make your ire at
light heavy work.
A.o, Tor sale very low, iron Wen rullles and oven
Mouths and superior article OF inch stove nuts
SAML Z. SPELNAN,
,rIo aoJITn 90 Waersirset
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WHOLE NO. 7as.

SCHOOL WANTED.-Any person having a
- good School TO dispose of will find purchaser b apply
ing TO A HOYT 1855 East Broadway Female school pre-
iarrnd
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- FOR SALE or RENT for a term of years
Fla One half or more of large Factory Buiding-power.
fu Wheei-iwo Houses and one of the bes, Water
nseges IN this part Of the country For farther niorms-
address te subscriber the premises call and
for yourselves D. II. ELLIS, Montgomery P. o.
au3l lwsOds Orange County N. Y
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~ Drawing and Paintins-F. GRAIN haY-
ING removed to SO Mercer street informs hs pupils and the
public in general that his classes Of Ladies and Gentlemen
will recommencc the 10th Of September Early notice Is
requested from the principals of Academies order 70 make
81 n
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fsSE AT PRIVATE SALE-Two Farms, one sit
mated in the County of Duchess two miles from the
- village Of Hyde Park and five miles from Poushkeepsie
containing 800 OF land in good Of cultivation
with good buildings, and aneveriang Of paxs
county Of Westceser half mile from the village of Sing
Sing 100 beautifully situated for gsntle
mems country residence commanding view Of forty miles
up and down the river and overlooking the beautiful
OF Sing Sing Haverraw and Tappan These farms will oe
sold bargain and large part the purchase money may
remain the premises for number of years. For particulars
Apply to ARTHUR WILLIAMS, near the State Prison.
Sing Sing. 81 w
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MRS. S. C. REDS BOARDING AND DAY
1VI SCHOOL. ISL Fourthtr-st, near the Washington
will please bar in mind the importance Of ' heir chIi
pesenr at the oranzation Of the classes. Mrs Reid be
at home from the LIST of September to the 3D. from 10 o'clock
those parents who may wish to confer with Mrs. r. relative
to her institution Mrs Rwl be happy to explain her mode
instruction and her those parents who may wish 10
,i,ce thsir daughter, under her charge. au2i 3w
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MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DISEASE
IfL Mr. JOHNSON who has been experimenting for the
last years almost every part the United States up
on the subject Animal Magnetism respectfully announces
10 his numerous friends that he has taken oc. at lis
TO OF almost every variety Of dsease. and Effect,
he believes speedy be has already done IN several
clairyoyant who will the Of the disease any
individual and prescribe remedy while under the magnetic
influence.
Those who have diseases Of long standing, and who have
been treated by physicians TO no purpose invited 10 call
Terms reasonable 3wr
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NJ Sylvnnia Associate on.-Ofhce No. Is
Pin. ST. third story Open from 10 A NJ. and from 10
P NJ Information cheeriuiy given. The Constitution
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. looms TO LET, furnished or unfinished, at

ggA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, cottage
,E bu House and Stable with sy lots stached the
Northwest OF 5th avenue and l25th ST. Apply az
IS Courtlandt ST corner OF Greenwich 81. auto Il
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A MIRACLE, a WONDER AND a BLESS
"A ING eTuptions or Disagreement Of the skim
The effect this the skin is almost sqperhuman 1t has
received the highest OF the Medical Society OF
Paris and is warranted reve,aiiins remedy for pimples
freckles, bloces, scuryy salt reum TIN, sunburt NOR
new chapped or tender ssh It viii chang NE color
cures the bites of insect mosquitoes, &c Sold price
cake the sign of the American Eagle 81 Catan-s
n Y or Ia9 Eultnn- xtrret. BroOklyn anI3 I'm
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~ Erasmus Turner, Esq. of Lockport, has
prosecuted Thomas Fieger of the Courier for libel laying
The DAMAGES al So 900.
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III 10 LET-The second story OF the Tribune
:iE Buildings. Possession given immediately. and rent
: ieln r McELRATH Tribune Office
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MRS. AND MISS PERCY will resume their
day. S.ptember ttb ~ au29 2wa
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NaVALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
SS l. Farm of 100 in the township of Shrewsbu.
rv Monmouth Co. ~ j. miles from Red Bank Land
ing On large Peach Orchard, now full Of fine peaches.
Come end see them. Possession may be had in October
j. 100 acres in wood tit Possession Aprili,
1914. There good buildings on both these farms.
J. Az STORY BRICK HOUSE on lot 30 by $50 in Con.
gIs ST. Paterson lately occupied By the PeSple Bank Pos
ESD q Wal! st. Of JOHN CROES, KeypoEt, N. Jersey.
ivl7
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COO CASKS OF LIME, of good quality; $50
,OUU casks of North River Lime.
800 barrels of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 Ihds of unslacked Lime, for naEure.
Any par, of it will be sold exchanged for groceries, dry
good. crockcr hardware oll0wware carpets furniture,
SOAP candles or provisions Address BARTER tie office
oT he Trim W IL
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Cheap and Valuable Books:

&C The following works for sale the Office of the
NewYork Tribune, Nassaus,reet opposite City Hall IN
the City OF New-fork liberal discount from the retail
prices made 10 persons who purchase TO sell again.
Geo al Il.
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ALBION HoTrL,
QUEBEC, Angus; 10, 1913. )
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nONGEES-le cases White Pongees 80 yards.
10 de DO do Hd.kfs. igalad
Fo, sale By GRINNELL, MINTURN co.
nHITRARR-o0 cases pri,ne e. T. Rfubarb fol-
n sale BIZ GRINNELL, MINTUBN 10