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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05
The Convention.

The seiec, Committee OF the Senate will this
morning report the Assembly bill permitting the
Poodle 10 cal! Constitutional Convention. 1t was
TO have been done on Saturday, bu; was deferred
through what seemed 10 be Misrepresentation, but
really, we presume, TO enable the old Regency TO
sweat their brains it through another day, and
ses if they cannot so fix it that the Convention
shall be rejected altogether, or so tied up az to
amountto nothing. That the bill will be reported,
is beyond doubt; that it will be somewhat altered,
is also morally certain. The restrictions on the
choice Of Delegates fastened on the bill in the As
sembly will probably be stricken out-yery proper
l. IN our judgment The only Regency embroidery
which is likely TO be fastened on the bill is the
mandamus to the Convention that it shall submit
Its propositions of amendment in several distinct
parcels, SO that the People shall not vote TO accept
or reject them as whole, but Yes, No. l. No,
No. q, and so oil. The effect Of this TO cripple and
cmbarass the Convention, and very probably to
give u.s. by the rejection Of some and the adoption
of other amendments, maDged and dlsJoInted
Constitution, need hardly be pointed out Yet IT.,
by any caucus compromise, this deformty shall be
welded to the bill, we hope no friend of Conven-
ton will be induced TO withdraw his support on
that ground How far the diclum of this Legsla-
ture may bind the Convention, is a question to be
decided by the Convention itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05
Punishinu RIGHTEOUSNESS.

The amendments of the Senate's Judiciary Com
mittee to the Assembly bill "To Punish Seduction
and Adultery and for other purposes" do not strike
US as at all improving the bill, imperfect as it
tainly is. We have the reported bill before us and
will briefly indicate It's leading features
/. Seduction, by the amended bill, is to be pun
ishee only in case child is the consequence-We
cannot see how this affects the moral or political
character Of the offence; while the strong add-
tional temptation TO nanticide thus created is very
obvious. The subsequent marriage of the seducer
and seduced is also TO bar convcon-thus sug-
costing an cver-present escape from the penalty and
deprivng the law of all terror. The sedrcer must
be prosecuted within nine months or not at all
2 Adultery is punished in the unmarried para
mour, if such there be, as well as the married.
THIS is according to the common law, but hardly
according to equity. The unmarried may very
probably be wholly ignorant that the other party Is
not single also, aud therefore not morally guilty OF
adultery but of different crime.-Ths section re-
tains the error of the Assembly bill liz prescribing
that the husband or wife OF of the parties guilty
of adultery must enter a written complaint before
prosecution can be- commenced But will the
crime be greater or smaller, its consequences more
or less perncous because of such complaint or the
want of il?
g. Keeping house of ill.fdme is declared Il mis-
demeanor This should be a State Prison offence
if any thing in the world is. A lease OF house
nsed for such purpose is absolutely void, and the
lesser has right of summary recovery, the same rs
for non.payment of rent. Letting house with
knowledge that it is to be used brothe is pun.
ished with fine of $3.50, this should be S2,0O0 AT
least, and ought to be a misdemeanor.l Wherever
a conviction is had for brothe keeping, the owner
of the house must within ten days institute proceed
ings for the recovery of the premises or forfeit
$3.50.
Such is substantially the bill as reported. 1t
falls very far short of what we believe II should be-
blu, the time sshort, and we entreat the Senate 10
pass it in some shape promptly. Tina, body has been
in a hurry to fix day Of adjournment; it is now
far behind the House with its business but ii
ought not to leave bill Enacted ou-cerainly none
so important as this. 1t is Of far more Importance
that Aagrnnt offences against Neral Purity and
Family Honor be declared crimes, as they truly
are, than that the precise ofpunishment be
melted out 10 them. That can be adjusted al
another time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05
Preservation of Animal Food.

The Farmers Club will meet tomorrow noon,
and the principal subject OF discussion will be the
Preservation Of .inifno! fooi.
The Importance subject is well understood by the
millions who suffer badly coined Pork Beef and other
food Owing defective knowledge large portion Of mes,
are either deprived much CT their bes, eating Qualities
or very often become less rusty famed There
is no faiy bu, has suffered the disappointment. disgust
and pecuuar loss from The taNt at IL tous c' ham.
Aud in reference 10 the character OF oar cured meats in
foreign markets is OF Indispensable necessity ihst We
should be possessed the knowledge al the etheds by
which our animal food for foreign should be
made 10 retain good qualities its favor and is
ness FOR the longes; lime. Capable couEy
OF supplying unlimited quantities for other nationSour
pride and our profit together deeply concerned in
curing ana practising perfect methods OF preservation.
We are requested TO Invite I'll those who take
hi. subject. 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

D'AUrrGNE's HlsroEY OF THE REFoRMArGoS-A
new and very cheap edition Of this great work has been
published by Saxton Miles. 200 Broadway. 1t is in
;hrcc volumes every line OF the original and IS
embcished with handsome ensravings OF some OF the
principal personages mentioned in the history OF course,
AZ this day there is nothing new 10 be said in commenda-
ton OF this standard work Its world guar an
tees excellence and the sale Of one hundred thousand
copies this Country in two years proves that lis reputa
ton well established here. Probably few works OF Sc
rious caste had such IN extensive and rapid sale aud
to this day the leo Jy foe ITO as continues large. As
this edition is The chcapcs, which has been issued,
printed on good paper and with lie" I'VE nd having por-
traits OF Luther, &c &c ii viii doubtless command very
large sale
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAW COURTS.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs--D c 81 on s.-JfartiH
Martin Arthur Gresn-Suit TO recover over payment
for the re- planting and nursing Of Mutcaulus
English Neghhorhood. y. j. and verdict given for plain
n of S+i6 Motion Is made the verdict aside. Yer
Diet confirmed. with costs
NathT. Udrts ,s. isaac Ramu'.-Action FOR SANDER.
judgment for piaintn on demurrer.
Charles II. kellogg Eilrdrd Bshop.-on an argument
10 compromise with creditors by paying hlnss on the
dollar in shoes Report in favor OF defendant set aside
unless nc STIMULATES pay i The note due at the time
OF compromise.
Skipore and Whe,ier Ca.-Demurrer not frivolous
and the parties must proceed
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SERVINGS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.

- Thi. pleasant medicine uever-fa'l'ng remedy ior
y,p,psia and Nervous Affections. Il ia certain cure icr
SICK Nervous Headaches, aud an excellent preventive
ostiyenrss and Low Spirits II corecis morbid state OF
H. hillary organ, and y, very eiticacious in relieving F,'u
lo, Cholics and similar complaints Of the Stomach and
Bowels It seedy the return OF strength and az
tyity IN all of Debility restores healthy appetite.
where this greatest Of blessings deficient and naunl
consequence gives aud rgor 70 the whole system
Sold at wholesale aud retail. by A b. \ ID SANDS. -
Ful,onst also ri 253 Broadway. and II East Broadway
Sold also by RUsIrTON " co. 10 Broadway, 10 Asor
House and Broadway oil fouresnh-'t a?S Ineol
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MARRlED:

st wecayport Cayuga CO. on the 2ts, ui,. ELISHA H.
MACK, ESD to Miss EMMA daughter Of The Hoa. Hensy
T. Filling.
B-aytor: Or pcnn,aa Clark 10 Ann J. Herman.
At Ithaca Esd, Edmund L Kenyon. OF Com. 70 Ana
Eliza Pew.
Al Rsfalo 2Sth u James Moore 10 Marsery Anderson
Davidson: David Ross 10 Mary Ciary.
Al Washington 2eth nit Capt. John = Lee L. s \. 70
Ellen Ann Hill.
At P1ushkecrse. 2I nit Harvey Petit TO MaryarctM
CreaIner; 10Th Abraham RaSamzr 10 Hannah Hadey.
Al Ohio CITY, 2sih nit Curtis Bates, u Carsndasus, y.
Y 10 Nancy Sever.
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\ wAE1l SEA RATH

lgha, Is Il lends the limbs power.
Atts fire., hu-ss 10 the cheek each zach hour
REEVES Ike dew liit fading flower.
And causes Hop once NOR 20 tower
4 Warm Sea Bath.
WHIST IS II sends through Every VEN
I h.. blessed opposite Of rslE,
Brings 20 the -y- It's lizhi again
AID terminates diseases r-igr
a Warm Sea B.;n.
What Is /, WHEN with mind depressed.
W. f--i As lIi- mad lost Us Z-sf.
And I'll things seem N mourning dr-St-
We SEX - seeks TIE 5iEt h-r nest
\ Warm S-a Bath.
WHAT'S i: ;hs, 10 miud and frame
Communicates Ike oil "a ham-.
flash Of Joy too bright 20 Gar-,
To which al oth-rIoys arr atn-
A Warm Sc. Bath
What Is i: that cough or cold
VIII curs IL agShl OF mortal nsuld.
Drive Rh-unatism from i,S bold
Aad all -.uProRS keep controlled
4 WsTn Sc. Bath
What Is it-wh~n w- wish = treat
II fall r-rf-ctlcE " can In.e,-
Convenient. pleasant. prr- and sweet
Wkr-e terminates D-sbrosses STREET
y az A Warm Ser Bath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

O. Rev H &. BAscoM has Just published al
Frankfort, Ky. work of l65 pages entitled,
. MErnoDIsM AND SLAVERY with other matters n
controversy between the North and South being a
REVIEW of the Manifesto of the Majority in reply
10 the Protest OF the Minority OF the late General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
the case OF Bishop Andrew" It's OF course very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

VlHeINIA.-We have positive reports in the Bal
timore papers that Col. Geo. d, Camden. Wing Is
elected TO Congress from the AiVth District, beat
ing Joseph Johnson, LEGO, We don't mean TO
credit this till we see the returns.
We note the gain Of Wing Senator in the Pitt
sylvsnia District, but as we have lost one in thu
Lancaster (by 4O,) aud failed TO gain the Hampshire
(by vo,es,) the Senate will stand 81 Loco TO IL
Wing The House will have abop, 10 Loco ma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05
The Excise Bill.

There is just hope that the Excise bill, or some
tolerabe substitute for ii, may yet pass the Senate
We believe the majority sensible of their error
In promising the quor.dealers of this City TO de-
feat the Excise bill to secure the election OF Have
meyer Il Co. o. All three of the Loco-Foco
Senators from this City voted to defeat the Excise
bill Blu, the People throughout the State are muir
murng at the sacrifice of the public good TO private
ends, and will remember it. The Common Coun-
Gil of Rochester have Just unanimously petiiioned
for the passage Of the Assembly bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

LOUISIANA The Conpention.---The principal
new point decided yesterday by the Convsn;ionwhich.
INV the ey getting along quite eNpe,ouSy OF laewas.
that sill Ja-tces the Peace shan be elected the people
thar thor jurisdiction shalt not exceed the OF
Sr.s dollars exclusive OF interest, anc that amoans
sr twenty i've dollars. which they shall have aduca.-
I'd. WIN be appealablo to the District Courts
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FrsE-on Saturday, Eitile after noon 4. !.

FIRE On Saturday, htile after noon. tie ~,
tensive foundry and usSchnesAop. Ninth street -es-
Water, totally destroyed BY Ers. 1hcSe were So.
i've s:N large enscs II the machine sAop nearly g.
p.e-e which OF cu-Se, rendered Amos: worthss,
and only portion OF ;he materials 81 than e ssvs
THE large number OF laihs o:hsr vafxa6e tools at \.
extensive collection OF valuable patterns ees,rovs.
We hear! the loss v1r!osy estinS;ed f-oca SAoo ,
sfsl0Cs Louisville Journal A-yl -
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CArirAl. PUNISHMENT. Second Anniversary
Of the American Society for promoting the Adolf
,ion OF Capital Punishment, VIII be held this Mon
day evening, u o'clock at the Lyeeun Building, Ne.
s6l Broadway pear Prinoe-si Pref. Patterson 0: Faia
delphia; WENDELL PHILIPS and Rev. Mr.. SPAR Of Bo
tom J. L O'Sulvan, w Il. Claiming and others OF ibis
City, are expected participate in the proceedings Cen
era! attendance Is requested. Questions OF deep interest,
relating :. PERSONS now under CT death VIII
N nd.- consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

FLompA.-Ex.Gov. Richard X. Call isthe Whis
Candidate for Governor OF Florida. William: D.
Moseley, Formerly Speaker OF the n. c. Senste)
is the Loco Foco candidate,
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Court Cnlendnr-rrr, Day.

CrRcurr CorRr-Nos. /, . %. 3. 80. 6, 7.s.9.
COMMON rLEAs Nos. A. 81 So 81. S. |. :. g. -. 80.
SUPERIOR cocRr-May Term commences Calendar not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

The ArRr Fsryzg The "cold snap O; the
las, month, which ieilapon our fruitage and vese.a
ton Ike plague spot, WAS attended with some
singular phenomena, which, We confess, we cannot
explain II is evident tina, the frost did MOI CONCEAL
III the usual manner, but assembled from The earth,
as Is proved 10 demonstration BY the fact, that IN
hundreds OF instances. The bottom limbs OF fruit
trees were entirely bghted and drspoted OF their
foliage. while the toPmosi branches were unujured
gentleman informs US, that in The upper counties
where the hills rise almost TO the dignity Of noun
iain., there is TO be seen complete line OF Gcnar-
e1,on, indicating the hight 10 which the effects OF
the frost extende6-the upper part OF them exhibit
ing no evidences al all OF The freezc Can any BODY
explain The rationale OF this,
tRsleigh u. c. Register. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

Or The Union, the new Organ at washington,
contradic,s The Commercials rumor that Mr. Van
BuRKN had been offered the post OF Special Minis
Ter to England The mission has been offered 10
Mr.. Pickens of S c. and TO nobody else.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

o. The Wings OF thes several Districts wan, 10
send Ex-Gov. MErcALrK of Ky Ex-Gov. MoEE-
HEAD Of N G.. and retiring Gov JoNHs OF Tenn 10
Congress We wish they would severally conse Mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

o. Hon. ]. NJ. S CAusIN of Maryland tWhisl
declines reelection TO Congress
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Auu.E~E>r-See the tmir Of Agah's- Advertisement
another column. he proposes entsrt.iu ths City
evenings with highly amusing illustrations Of Asyrsg
II sticisns, specimens of yrn,rilo1usn. &c &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

Dr. LARDNEs's LEcTUgEs-The first number Of
this valuable work is published and may be obtained
al any of The cheap Book stores. This number contains
the Lecture The Plurality of Worlds The SUM- Ecpses
Aarora Rorea and Electricity. 1t is illustrated by
number ensray!n: and printed clear large type
and sold ct rs cents.
The second number viii be published few days, and
will contain the Lectures Oh the Minor Planets Weather
Almanac Ialley's Comet; The Atmosphere and the New
Planets.
The Whole will be completed in twelve ourtsen num-
bers spendidy illustrated by engrsvnss and will form two
Large octave volumes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

BUFFALO. May 2. ISIS.
Their improved demand for good quality whes, 30
day. and operations protiy disposed hold
sons ac1 6aahes 81 joseph wheat article, beard
the brg Eeosier sod e IS cents and bn.hels
superior Cl-Velaht on beard the Kline price
5,ia,c Two houaand 5u'hei, G~n-see wheat. At
LocEPoEf which advanced apoa BIZ merchant hi,
place, sold this deliverable Lockport q
cents An order 10 pnrchssc Ae barrels Casta,s Flcpr
Fancy brand received here RON the East
but ore bidder Of this flour here and bat very e in market
81 WA asked and received sale Of 500 barrels good Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

o. Quincy, Ill has elected Wing ctiicers-John
Wood, Mayor. by ISIS majority.
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- THE AMERICAN MusEUN j, out again with another
superb bill including tho famous Angsea Singers, the Great
Magician. Mr Wy.nan and mas; OF Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

PrALrs MUsEUM-ThIs place Or-ns again to-day.
Tn offers attractive Dill aHd will
wiki good encouragement. splendid performance this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

ANOTHER Treasurer The Milan tQho)
Tribune says tina, john Stroll. the Loco ofo
Sheriff of Sandusky County, has taken nus il'Sn.
Texas ward with some thousands OF dollars OF 'he
rsople's money in his pockets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

CONSUL AT BuENos AYREs We understand
that the President has appointed DR. James II. Tate
Consul 10 Buenos Ayres. He is represented TO Us
as a gentleman OF fine talents, and well qualified
TO represent our Government in the important sta
tion 10 waich he has been appointed Constitution
MoFE MoRMoys The steamer j NJ White
brought w last evening 20 English and Irish emsrants
the greater portion OF the English MoFnons. their
way 10 Nauyoo. The steamer Champlail arrived with
nearly leo Germans. st Louis New Era.
ARAgIAy HoEsEs-Two beautiful Arabian
hoses arrived at salem Tuesday in The bark William
Schroeder, from Zanzibar, with All Arab Attendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

Sr-c,pE.-Georse wheeright. Esq. of the
Oldest and most respectable citizens Of Bangor Aedrowned
sl,n.ef on the e9th uli.
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THE TRIBUNE.
MoyDay MORNING. MAY S, 1885.

-. Rv,,oy.n.-Fin,r OF MAr-subscribers who in
.hange their residence the frs; OF May VIII
-o rs. BY handing notice OF such removal as early as
ro,le "a book is now open the Office for entering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

* The National Reform Conrcrtioa, friendly
TO Asepins the Public Lands free from sale and
open 70 all sc,na settlers will 3; cro;sn Ha, u
Bowery, This Morning, 4; II o'clock.
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u JoHy W. H.wk1x< is Lecfuring on Tempe
rance Ia New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

~ yhlc General Conmittce.-A Regular
Metog OF ,i. Committee will be held on II " T.
EiSE ns.t =, b.lf.st O'clock the Broadway House.
By order, SAII ii DC->-'i.'o "Ao"'@4''
j. II. HosAsr HAws, s.er,a,ie.
JU,,rour Ryysr SeS''s9 M
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- H,,s You Ro,cux, on BrD BUGs in your house
for these yefmn may be had 4; 81 Court
1. nh.,ra me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05

x DR.. Thomas W. Henry especially Informs
hs enc, AID the public that he has rsusd the rseer Of
Ms profession IL ths No. g Chas-et o'pos'' af
Per Brc;he1J.-Nev-Yosk 9Th MaF. 1919. ~ as $40
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Cor,.,rop,lroc. Of he Pie,yuae.

WA.niyCro~. Tyr.s Arul - 1877.
A report has just reached here from The West, TO
the effect that Major HAYS has met and defeated
The large party OF Camanches recently encsmp.d
near Corpus Christi Full particulars are not elveo,
bu, IL Is sad that ne charged upon hem with his
men, and killed thrteenat the tlrst onslaught when
the Indians broke and scattered IN all directions -
large number would have died upon the spot had
they made stand-up tight OF II The Camanches
are now at peace with Texas, and their reasons for
committing dePredalons IT the vicinlly Of Corpus
Christi Is attributed 10 the fact that they consider
that point in Mexico
4 WORD or two in relation 10 Annexation. Il s
now said that President Jones, unable longer 20 de-
ter II, Is 10 call Congress together on th- lUih OF
June next, and Il Is also SAID that not more than
TWO uT three OF the members are opposed 10 the
measure. The fact Is that n,ne-;eEihs OF the people
IN this and the adjoining counlies-oHe Texan tells
me that eiertHienIh>-are IN favor OF immediate
Annexation The htlle opposition that Is seen, or
rither heard comes from either the otlce-holders
or else from the large towns and IN the latter lis
foreign origin Is easily enough Distinguished
The President has been unwe tor week pds',
confined TO his house by a bilious attack he L
now conveleSclng. however. The only members
of the Cabinet now here are Mr. Allen, the Attor-
ney General, and Col Vim G. Cooke, the Secre
tar OF War and Marine. The isltrr, althoush said
10 De opposed 10 Annexation, IS one oil the best
officers Texas has ever had-etiiccntln every way
and closely attentive 10 the dunes OF NJ. station
Gen. Houston has not as yet openly expressed his
views IN relation Annexation, although Il L con-
neatly asserted Thai ne viii not oppose Inc mea-
sure Ee does not appear 10 Be altogether IN :avor
OF the terms, thinking that the resolutions 90 not
conceGe as much .o.T-IaS a. they should. vet II IS
thought D. those VINO know him best, that ms ise,-
ing VIII induce him 10 throw his immense influence
IN me scale OF opposition
lis surmised by some, tina, before Congress comes
TO any detnlte action upon the question that Bow
excres The community. lhai propositions Tor the d.
sesilon OF that body Will Dc received from England,
and perhaps from France as well Il : certainly
very singular that The extraordinary philanthropy
OF Great Britain should have broken out 50 sudden
" n lavor OF Texas, and that i! should new burn
80 hereby II tina; power can induce Mexico 10
acknowledge the Independence OF Texas now, she
could have done i, three years ago VIVA; PITY
enc did no. thluk OF il sooner,
MAJOR Donelsou. the [ : Cl.arg. IS Tow here
so, TOO. Is Gov. Yell The latter, on account OF bu-
siness. has been obliged 10 give up bis contemplated
excursion 10 the buffalo grounds. You shall near
from Ms again al San AnIcnio-peIhops before:
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q ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE be paid he AgeatI. Zisbef Co.
3Ldger Buildings 3D. .ad Cbesaut st whsre nse sopies
MAJ also De obtained daily 1t o'clock (2l Heed II
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DISEASES o. rus BLOOD We recommend all TO try ON
stocks Slsaparla which excellent preparation Tor
y ing the blood and also alt-ttv- TO the system and
general SprGs Medicine enable the System To bear NJ
against the debilitng heats OF summer and thereby resist
al nrondS ofdisease Il also certain for Scrouluu
diseases Liver Aecti &c, Sold only al
q Courtland 81 Price 81 81 per Dozen
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a. For the third day, Proceedings of The Amer
lean Biologists, see First Page Also, an elegant
extract from Prof. GouraudS work on Mnemo
techny, entitled 4 Summer Sunset
As this eNrac. dees profess give any explanation
OF Prof Gs system. (Which eout scarcely be demo within
the limits of newspaper oN;rsci it may be well 10 state
that The Lectures eon;an, beside the direct explanation OF
his system many illustrative passages the character here
displayed. and which. though fauess in styls, can
hard, fail 70 interest specimen OF glowing ana sorye
Gus English by who b., recently ignorant OF the
iansussel
II For Legislative Proceedings of Friday and
Saturday Government Deposits Commercial
and Shipping Intelligence, see Fourth Page