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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

TEXAS AND MEyIco.-Hon. Andrew ]. Donald
son recently appointed Charge d'Afaires from the
United States 10 this Government arrived in the
steamer New York. Oh Sunday.
The Telegraph says large business has been
done for some time in Houston. The cotton brought
in daily has been, for several weeks, from 100 TO 600
bales.
We learn from conversation with some Of The
Nlier prisoners, that their liberation was effected
through the exerton and influence of Gov. Shan
non, the American minister; and not by the dying
request of the wife Of Santa Ana.
A gentleman who passed through this place last
week, on his way from Matamoras, informs US that
the yellow fever was raging in that city when he
left, which was about fifteen days ago. The Ameri
can Consul and many others have alen victims TO
the epidemic.
No iidings can he heard from the schooner, Allan
tic, bound TO this port from New-York. 1t is the
general impression she is lost She had on board
several resident citizens Of Texas, who were re-
turning from q visit 10 the north.
The public debt of Mexico, besides what che
owes to the United States, is said TO be eighty two
millions dollars, of which the annual interest is
nearly FIVE millions of dollars.
TCIalyeaton Nawa Nov 16
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

e We understand that Messrs. SMITH u DE-
MING have laid the keel Of new steamboat, TO run
in connection with the Neptune, between New
York, Providence and Newport.
BRowS &s BELL have just laid the keel OF ship
Of 200 to 300 tons, for Grnnell, Minturn s. Co.'s
Line Of Packets. She will be the largest American
Packet Ship ahoat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

ere IN the Government or Legislation OF tne natlon
unit, he has lived long enough in the Country to un-
derstand its interests 10 resist the caoery of dema-
gogues who would make him, through his ignorance,
the instrument Of the basest des gns and until he
has sufficiently identified himself with our people to
feel that their welfare more important TO him than
the welfare OF all others. Our laws, at present, do
not give us these securities and we may presume
that there is not intelligent, honest hearted
turalised citizen in this Union who does not feel and
acknowledge the necessity of this REFORM In &C.
complishing this great purpose, it WILDE the resolve
of the Whig party TO stand by the cause of Relig-
Gus Toleration ever spuynng the base attempt which
has been made, aud will not cease to be made again.
to connect the Wing cause with the odium of Re-
ligious Persecution.
For these ends the Wings need no new organiza-
ton, no new name. That which we bear has been
consecrated in many battlefield Of Freedom, and
it will, trust, long serve TO rally the brave and
pure spirits who stand up for Popular Right and
Free Government in time TO come. Let US not as
sumo another.
What trials ars before US, no man can now fore
tell because man can distinctly read the pledges
of the party which has just been brought into power
IL the late canvass, the part of our adversares
have not been mere imposture, piece Of super
subtle hypocrisy, a trick played of upon popular
credulity, we must have Immediate Annexation Of
Texas and Repeal of the Tariff. How the Nation
will receive these exploits we may conjecture. Its
patience and its forbearance may be brought to
some severe temptations. If the successful party,
however-as there is good reason TO suspect-have
not the nerve to dare the lslment of these promises
what thunders OF indignation, what threats of Null
6eation what torrents Of vituperstion for ailh be-
rrayed, may not await them from that fiery South
whose lot it has always been 10 swell the riumphs
of an uncongeDial Democracy, and TO receive lis
pay only in Dead Sea Apples-disappointed hopes
and querulous requests! Unhappy may be the
fa,s of the new President, standing thus between
eagerly expecting factions, and condemned 10 the
impossible task of gratifying both. Loco Focsism
may thus, in its own discord, meet its doom. twill
turn and .end its keepers. The thousands OF de-
luded honest men whom it We, numbers in its ranks,
will fly from it, and sober opinion, cnce more rising
to the Judgment Seat of the Nation, will quell the
phraDzied zeal of party and bring the people back
into The path from which they have departed. All
good men, in this contingency, will thank the Wings
for having preserved platform on which Patriotism
may rally it's yotaries to save the Republic.
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VOC. EEE. NO. e7a.
" "ComBrsAr1os: A Tale, founded on Facts:

" CoMBrNATIoS: Tale, founded ON Facts:
by CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH" has just been pub
hshed by NJ. w. Dodd 1t is a very forcible and
religious exposition Of the evils of strikes or
combinations of laborers to force up wages, true
SO tar as II goes, but sided, superficial, and not
politically calculated for this meridian. Char
iotte should think and write less if she aims
10 discuss vast and profound questions like that of
the relations of Capital and Labor.
e a History Of the Protestant Episcopal
Churches in the City of New-York,' No. ?, has
just been issued by Onderdonk q Forrest. II has
excellent engravings of ST. Johns and 81. Georges
Churches.
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u At recent meeting held at Tuscaloosa
(Aa) to invite Mr.. CLAY to visit that city, the
Hon B. F. PORTER took occasion to explain the
course he felt it his duty to pursue since Mr.
CALHOUN, his first choice for the Presidency, had
Withdrawn his name, and delivered speech in
which he ayowed his determination to support
HENRY CLAY in the coming contest against
MARTIN VAN buren,.
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Fair Play and Log Chains.

Au article an Hardware which appeared in the
journal OF Commerce OF the l4th inst. signed H..
IN which The writer gives the Importation cost of Log
Chains at g cts per ID. and which by The following
calculation will show as far from the truth as his
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rg,O PARENTS.-The subscriber, at present
teaching School in the pleasant and healthy Miafs O
,s steamboats, ply daily would take nited number OF
Nile Boarding Scholars s small charge 81 = dollars per
xsk for which, sum they will De provided with board wash;
Schooling aud every thing necessary Tor then comfort ad
hsaltl. - -. oo.h ,o~,, and cor.
tiuue .; weeks. iiic-eDo A.i- ~ " 49,
Stratford, jan 9Th 1871: :, g, az -.
Broadway. went: t.l
R'e'-N' " Lewis T. Russell, Esq '"''''-
Rev. " f.. Cornwall! Southport
William Benjsgi ESQ y Work
LAWS i'lrCs, Esq.
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70 The AMERICAN INSTITUTE acknowledge
with pleasure, by the hands of Henry Meigs, Esq,
the receipt of package of Lima Seeding Potatoes,
and also some Seeds of the Plum Squash Each
is rare and deemed valuable of its kind. They
were brought by his son-in-law, Lieutenant Meade,
Of the U. States Navy, who arrived yesterday from
Lima.
This example is worthy Of commentator and i'm
itation. The officers of the Navy of the Z. States
may thus render las they often have done) great ia
vor TO the American Institute and to the agriculture
of their country by being careful to select and bring
home the peculiar and rare productions OF other
countries.
These specimens will be preserved and distributed
to such persons as will receive them and make care
full returns of their cultivation with samples of their
productions for future distribution by the Institute
TO other persons.
Ncac- York. FEB. Isl, 1874.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING. OFFICE,
iNiDt-NE JJD TkIN I4NIE" Ut tOf,
No. loC SASSAU-STREGT.
All KIN d. c! lob fTintlG-, such q.
PAMPHLETS, MAaiasrH SHOW DILLs,
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills
CHEcKs, CARDS. CoScgxr BILLS, Piain and
insurance foLgctEs Fancy
BILLS OF LApISG, PoL,1ic.L gilLs
CIRCULARS, ftRcrI tne+t} &c
Promptly executed E, t- Office of the Tribune No. leo Mas,
fca s,Geet-opposite the Park.
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. Spruce street, Tribune Buiieings.l
JANIS PKINGLE
TLAIN AND OMAN ENTAIL
0 0 K 8 / n Z.
JOBS OF ALL aiNDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AHD PUNCTUALITY ON 'Tus
s!5 MCSr REnSnsAEIE TERMS.
JOBS OF ALL aiNDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AMP PUNCTUALlTY ON TIKI

u To Lawyers.-LAW BOOKS-The sRbscr
be having been Ia tie employment OF asted aud VOORHEES,
for several years past has the Law Book Selling
hs own account .id respectfully the Members of
the Bar and Students Law wishing purchase that
viii be much 20 their advantage give him calf he
tends 10 sail al very reduced prc3 Nassau door
South of Cedar ST. New York J.R HALSTED.
S.BWiii remove Immediately opposite The LIST OF May
70 No q Nassau street. door south o! Cedar
jail cod Swr JR.H.
u" Isaac Dayton, Attorney aud Solicitor, No IS
Nassau street, New York. l2t lws&lwoseods
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containing g cwt. Log Chain.
or a little less than II cents per ID

In former article in The Tribune under the sig
nature of Fair Play, evidently emana,ing from the
same source, was led TO suppose that he would
give fair, full and correct statement of the cost OF
the various articles spoken of in the memorial. 1t
would now appear that he is either unwilling or I'M
able to give correct statement. | will now leave
him to the public.
wish it to be distinctly understood that cast no
imputations upon the Hardware Merchants OF this
City AS q body, more honorable class of men
are not TO be found and fully believe if they had
given the subject due consideration their names
would not have been attached to the Hardware Me-
mortal. w c.
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WHOLE no. sS4.
SANDS,S SARsAPARmLA

soR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE, Of THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM;
NAMELY:
.cRoFULA KINGS Evil. EHEuNArsa OBSTINATE cutA-
SEous ERuYrIoS. .IMpLEs, on rusrULEs oNrHEFAcE,
BLoTcHEs, sILEs, CHRONIC soRs EYES, RING WORM
rErrxR. scALp HEAD. ENLARGEMENT or
IRE BONES AID JOINTS, srissoRN ULCERS
sYraIL,ric sYa;r TONS, sciATtcA on LuM-
sAGo, and diseases arisieS from III
judicioas use Of MsrcnIy, Ascitics,
or propsy, exposure ortmprudence
life. ilsn Chronic Constitu-
t!ona Disorders v,il be
moved by this preparation
The attention Of The reader respectfully called 10 the fol-
loving certificates However achievements have here
daily experience shows results su remarkable The
pcoprieors here ,heslvs of the
OF satisfaction that they are made the
means OF relieving such an amount CT suffering.
ELsAsErH, TowN, December. ? 1888
Nessrs Sands ssn- heartfelt gratitude for Your
kindness that make public acknow .dsemsn OF the
benefit have received Irom your sGsapdrsis have Been
four years lhoaS GIT ncuaoe It spread very tastS"
that had nearly covered ,hs Whole eslst and for man.
the wouud th:t unable myself IN bed and my
sutfernss during the whole winter wrS mors than can tell
neEt Of the place who recommended your pepra.
uon Of Sar5apaa knoy'aS OF TothnS TIA. would p As
fore had taken bottle found change m my feelings
which 70 @Se ba sn bna and rnSth
have taken your preparation last March, and athoush
the wound entirely healed II very favorable state,
and bsli.ys will b. :s means ultimately, OF entire
cure and that the afflicted may all find the ree which II
alone IL give Is the wis! O! their and your friend
EUNICE WOODRUFF.
am the niece OF Eaucs Woodruff have been brought up
BY her. and know what she De Tor have had
H'' ''e s-'> y ''>' ''''N - THERESA DENTON.
am well acquainted with Miss woodruff and knew her
situation previous the Sands Sasapara and have
witnessed the surprising eec, produced byt ana can there
MOSES NJ. CRANE.
BslrtMoRE, Feb. 4th ISi3.
A. r. SANDS Co-Gentlemsn have used your Ell
OF SasapaIlla introduction this city IL
pleasure state have found most
sangne expectations believe il be the best preparation
OF ha yaluabe article With yours
JOHN WHiTRlOGE, NJ. 10 Gay street.
Prepared and sold wholesale AID retail and for exporatou
by A B. SANDS * co. Druggists and Chemists Granite
Buildings No 273 Broadwaycuru OF Chambersseet New
York Sold also By A B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No. 70
Fulton street: David Sands Co. No. = East Broadway,
corner Market street; and by Druggists generally through
the United States rrce 81 per bottle SIX bottles Tor So 10
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PARTY VESTS.

PARTY VESTS.
PER sTEAM BRI 7 An MA
FEW CHOICE PATTERNS OF LlsAt csllH
A.ad White Marseies Yestngs.
Also new article f7. White Vests Several IeadYnade
Vests for Parties Balls Sc for sale by
,oe,n Opposite Park FOUNTAIN
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e Health, Quiet, and Gem :o:s-jhs Gta-
ham Eoyss lrcayEre-t New ork prefers advantage,
stopping few days weeks the CITY sac Al
rarely offered. Il egby located on clean aqd airy
street, very the bushes: OF The cty aud he
ns-ate yicaity OF the principal steamboat landings LIS
Apartments and neat While IT'S table supplied
with the Vegetables and Fruits that can h procured,
epdine entirely Animal FOOD aud stnuants of all kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made render boaveTi
comfortable Shower Bath, free Remember, g Barclay.
street. iyS f
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JUST PUBLISHED hEWET'S oPLENDl!,-
or COMMON FRAY ER-Edited By The Rev. J: ".
Wainwright D D. and embeshed with upwards OF 100 en-
This work has been got mp OF ABOUT
o and Offered the low rrce Of So 30 per copy
superby bound with gilt edges IN an elegantly tmeos.t
sv Noocco cover representing The interior aud exterior
." t.ii'' PSI Broadway.
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THR CYrRrss WREArn-Edited by Rafue ".
Grispeld.-This is a beautiful little volume OF
selections, with the Editors well known gooo
Judgment, in prose and poetry, The articles alo
OF serious cast, as the tide indicates, ana are
calculated to soothe and comfort the so.rowlng
and bereayed.
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NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.
MERCHANTS about establishing new trms
vi are requested TO peruse the following GARD
The rbers EaSng bssn established Tor number et
years and being PRACTICAL SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS. acQusnt Merchants *nd Others that they
have concluded reduce their CHARGES nr cash oniy)
~ Pr. CENT. BELOW their forms, PRICES
- All work executed by them TO BE- in their well known
SUPERIOR STYLE. ACKERAlAN& MILLER,
ial2Syn No. 1903 Nassau 81. uear Ann.
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a Card,

To the Subscribers 70 the Monument tie Memory the
tote CT. aaron Burr:
The gentlemen who subscribed above will ccp.
favor the Mech executed work BY addressing
10 James Tyre Wes;sra Hotel. Courtlandt street,
New York stating the amount Of their respective su5;cn
tons paid 10 Nh Theodore A Dwight who, hey doubt
will be surprised learn only has not up tins tue,
paid hun the Sis the coaac pce) for the work
part thereof but also whhods all niomation who
hc Subscribers and the Inscribed They will also
please whether not tsy instructed NJ. D.
nav over the the their respective
rptous until the whole shoul been paid
in Mr. alleging his reason 10! NOT paving Mt'r
rha tritins proportion CT the which he acknowledges
10 nave collected thai ha received such Instructions from
most rot all Of the subscribers New {o, 7h febfna-
~. 1874 leIf ~
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lJANThD-A situation as Housekeeper, by
w widow lady who has had ample s,.,r,a,r. ~ hos
sessns and IS skilled Dess. making &c ShS N.
esponabs testimonials Of character and csr,ci,y
rss<s address,, By note or personally Nm. w u THIRD
I've
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nOARDINC2 SGHOOL-The subscriber respect
u rny informs the public, that he proposes Opening
Sbooi to The distraction of Boys near The city oil i3yl
situated two miles east OF Troy sai ts 'liiast VI
hb;a j., retired, healthy. pleasant aud ssty 10y
,ha >aluhv cir tosetnef van tAe p-t'i
si ~ Sssntrul aad tourishrs CITY without ceins eS'ut
~ m aiiur-,nents The School IS designed 10 iulnsi
" mans for thorough and systematic course 9i eoueaoa,
ts - entering College. Spring term VII commence
s Wnodsv in May 1874 6oaTd-rs, yer year Oh 10 "eeAs
SI50 W ~ B,-s.r New Market, y. J Rev.
reg HrIe and Rev D. S. H Painied y J. Rev; d
Il ui,i New York City Mr. e. r. anfhony. n sS .ra
~ h' lns,,ue and Mr. Walter T. Bash OF the h5n q
t,njd & Co Coachmekers, Albany =. tsH ~
Ja',eI 80 Ray r s. Var hleck Key L. u Lo'eii' A'e'
Gnsari Mir S Z. Gibbs Troy ,;,,.,-a
Enr "ihsr PARTICULARS Circulars a bdpusa ~
Once ia2 Nassau street and ofThomas Les!e
Address AT Troy, " y Principal.
ie2lt;A ----- 777,,7;17T7
INSTITUTION OF THE MEssES. AbDol ,
1 * ,.faye,.e Mace NewYork City: ,..,.;,, oe
-Ths third term OF this Institution Tor pT S
Youns Ladies viii commence Monday Aaich oarsr
800 TERMS ! (. sG SIa %
puD under - years of age studying ngliSn on m
yuIs owe l2 Of age studying enslSI oull -. -
For those studying The Ancient Modern LanSuaesi
or the highs, branches OF Mathematics al 90
esa6s aud G the Books required viii be fur
and an additional charge for the OF them Q; "
WIZ NOR than one pupil from the same family Attend
b school deduction will be made from the oll OF
PuniIs are received at any iiife onFiu2 the Term
Eor fb.r information inquire IL me SEMINARY Or %
bmph the Posi- nfhce directed 10 the MesEs ABB a
t.atayetic place. N re- I'd W,
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CONCLUSIVE PROOF
)F THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Nav Anil


WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HAppoNFIElD, New-Jersey, April 90 l8'3.
On or about the 18th day Of October 3il. was taken Nh
about daysaAd followed by the breaking OF an ulcer
or something nwaIdv, which relieved The pam little. hut
caused me TO throw upa great quantity OF offensive matter
and also much blood Being greatly alarmed al l'; APP
ed 10 riyS cian but he SAID liz though he could do bur
ii,,ie for me except give Mercury pLts which Tc
fused 10 take feeling satisfied thcy could do good
,uanv other remedies then procured by my VILE and
friends none done good, and the discharge "i
blood aud corruption s continued every lew days ana at
last bee arne offensive could scarcely breathe was also
seized with violent cough which at times Caused me 10
Y. much more blood than had done before and my disease
continued in this way, still growing worse until February
wien All hopes of my recovery were given w. and my trends
ali thought would lie OF gsorng consumption AT tins
moment when nv life apparently draw its close
rd of Dr. stars t3asan oil Wild Cherry and got bot
re which relieved Immediately, and BY the oil only
three tins medicine all Is We're itnoFeu my
couyI and splitting Of blood and corruption entirely stopped
and in few weeks health FAR restored as To enable
me 10 work al (Which caTpeer aud u 10 is
TINA have enjoyed good health THOMAS COZENS.
Ne- Jersey Gloucester County, sS-PeESonaiiy came De-
fore M the Subscriber Of the justices OF the reace and
"a, the said county Thomas Cozeus and being duly al med
tue Affirmed before the goth day OF April 1873
j. CLEMENT. }. 7.
Another of 30 gears standing cured by this baisa-s9
are ali OF the lungs and liver No medicine can equal
it, We can refer 10 prove this whose authority WIZ
not be QUESTIONED Betccrs OF The coucJs di:d tHG'io
which e offered the reputation OF shis basn SOLD Only
ny Isaac Butts i25 Fulton corner oil Nassau te"
YORK; Usx,cr, Albany; E. W. Bull HaT'iofd' Gorh4ih'
New Haven ~ IN
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'Q TEACHERS.-A Select Male and Female
Sesooi IN Central pait Of The CITY viii b. clinQashed
sno me laa'ss disposed OF reasonable terms his Is
dsoFsole oPio!any Tor gentleman who wishes N make
-acninf eltAet1 oasiesss Application 20 De made A.
he Book Store oil MeasEs saltoa AhI>, 2o5 Broadway
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r IVERPoOL CoAL.-Soo C!9ALDRONS.-
IL Thu subsc ibef prepared make hbel advances on
Liverpool Coal 20 sell on commission
T. STOKES DICKERSON,
IF Il l07 Anthony stre<t Broadway.
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r He l'R B u N E /.
1iterarp Notices.

.,.,,oss AND ARGUMENTS PROVING THE lNExrr-
CoFs.p sc1 OF An iSrERYATioNAL CoryaIGAT-LAw. BY
IoHy CAMPBELL
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am well acquainted with Miss woodruff and knew her
situation previous to the Sanss Sarsarara and have
witnessed surprising effect produced by IT. ana can there
fore endorse fully the above statement. >.r
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

CMOKEY CttlMNEYS.-The subscribers nave
= invented double yrntlatns Cap, with WINCH !hey
p.rsuee 10 cure chmCsys snokIng-prce moderate
T. NAYLOR 4 co. 79 Broad st.
s2s Of the above my Il Sen on i9q5 nGG , G
eight on Col Webbs dwelling, of 18th street end tth
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DIED

On the 18th n., IsAEEiLA daughter OF w II and Isabella
BrnwIon. u.., wears aud day.
ruuerH 10 az O'Clock nj Charles = brooklyn.
Int evening. JAMES Mathews. Sen IN The Sth year Of
hS nce.
are respectfully attend he funeral from IN, 1,e
enc. Is l;ruayyny. e,l->ay afternoon. nj clock
AZ Tallahassee Fnri the ih ct coHge>ive fever.
RIcM,Rp ANos Juseph inuehhg. t'q 81 thi> CT
aged q years and months But aiew days SINCE the >I,c
1 notice was the Saa3y participant OF SorHi circe-e i
nor. Iuo5e r al with ambition he snnc: III; az IN ,-
clme hu his days numbered Nc la departed th:'
lie leaving afce family and circle OF acquaintance 10 mor;:
ms untn.lv los. 80
Iny H. VI. NICHOLAS RoTH native o'!;c City OF Dublin,
ana! 1f many resident -. the Cay.
July u IN h' 18Th year Of disease Of the heart; LESo1
Mills al">; 0t W O,!S Mill, ChHrle sion, ). I.
July ~ WILLIAM WiLsoS. Esa aged g.
July 49, l,Mgs PERKINS. aged Is.
Juy Il, ELIZA T. Fsa>sJI daughter OF the la.e Abraham.
EElna . hog % raa
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WoMEy WITH R.LpHEApEp EIrssAyp., cnax ;hern-nny
charge them buy ree-shIinS bot,e of Iones Coral
Hair Restorative Tell them IN tsGn ihee Ks they ,n
this her hairless scalp hsg II have pretty -nnr ma and
then If your own In dry. dirty .u,y rub tl. Of tn,
on " III cleaa T. soft dark and slsr ard a.p i g.
lun- time .Did ;c Of I'll. American Ence g 'hrf-
ham q ~ \ D.. ~ Fulton l. HrOoi!yH -;tates II .,nn 3
Ledser Buildings. Philadelphia. Iyl6 1.eod
Tx S,.NtsIl IIrY WHITE Gr making 7dss' chcckt a
fine niaba-i-r ii.Th. different fran conn o In
warrant no; 10 niue. Sold n The .n ii the iinccnp
Eagle &. Cnhsn- Is Broadway. y. u L. r!:on...
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CoGoNER'S OFFICE.

DEATH FROM LACpANuF AND D.siNk.-ln. Cor
held nquc No H. M,u; :nil-ry street tho oy
at Aafr pa'T. England. get D. IueIngefas
habits. who TOOK three Gems w"u at snnum with liquor.
and was "und dead her bed las; n.nt Verde; accotdugy
DEATH FROM 4 NOJSD.--Oulhc iIh InSj Charits
u. Gaze aged a. of 81 z T. Gag" Of No nsrS,'cct
white standing Frankfort street shot IN the hand hy In,
discharge .oi gun hy person unknown Ietnuus
lock supefyeuGg, the boy died saturday night. The
Corunef held inquest and the verdict accVtsncc
Nxl the. ts.f.