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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03
Prom de New ode.a. Trople d June II.

From the New Orleans Tropir Of June II.
DisrRessISe CAsrAIrY.--A very sad
affair occurred in one of The psblle schools
IF the Second Municipality yesterday.
whIch, We are paiusd 10 say, resulted in
the death OF Que Of The scholars. A l,ule
boy, hamed Jacob Polhcnns. abou, ten
years old, was srholsr in The rrimsry
department Of the school kept in The base
mfni + The Presb, ur,an Chusch. orpo-
site ayiaye,ie square, and IN the course
rf the @ornIng The lady IN charge al that
department found u necessary 10 clias,ise
him Ter some misconduct. THIS having
la'l.d oi the desired effect. he y as locked
up in adaIk r"om adjoining III. schorl-
room. Shortly after he va. en-, fusd l.,
this room his teacher va. call. % DIFF
feteni apartment, and LEI, her srhool 10
charge of another teacher, forgetting ss
That time that she had leli young Polhe.
mus in his dark quarters. The room in
which he was locked up is about ten b.
twenty. five feet, with DIOR a, each EN-,
PHu w tNSu b'Ot kHtEe dtG ANU FmsH
,quarc hols., q. We presume, to admit
AR and light. The unfortunate boy, il
appears. had placed board as.ins. one
Of The doon, and upon This he had climbed
up until he had g", his head through one
] oil the sper,u,es, when unluckily the bns,,l
] slipped. and left he pnor little fellow
dangling by the neck. lie vas of course
som sufocaI.L. aud without the power oi
rallng for assistance. Whcn iound. life
was entirely extinct. aid from the appear.
ance Of The body il must have been iisog.
ing f,r nearly one hnut.
! The poor little fellow w,s, We undo =,
stsni. sarysprightly aud intelligent. and
tie only son "f lady on Nayadrs suest;
and The snrrow Of The prirf-s,rrrken motl,.
I er, whrn informed 81 hr~ htiesvement,
! was most PIT able. The teacher. Who ws
are Informed. i. justly esteemed a. mos
amiahle and accompl teacher. j. over
whelm. d with griei at this cad occurrence
= and exhibits the mo.t pro ound add hear
| felt regrrt. 49, ...
| The directmsof the public sch" d hav,
entered upon an inrestig atom oi this un.
f'r.una:e affair. aud promise a fnll ana
fair exposition VI all The circumstances.
! The manufacture of figured silk riband,
is about to be commenced in Bangor OH al
extensive scale No mandatory of thu
kind has ever vet been established in thi,
country. One Of the parties concerned
Mr.. Vogel, Swiss by birth, has effected
. great saving in the business by substitute
ing the power-loom for hand-labor; and i
is said that loom constructed on this plan
is cspable, with the assistance Of girl o
only moderate skill, of weaving lhirty-se
ven ribands at the same time. The person,
experimenting the machine tan change The
| patterns at pleasure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03

A LocoaoTIvE.-Gac Of these iron her.
ses, of the Norris build, attracted crowd
on Saturday in front Of rfse Philadelphia
Exchange, having made its appearance
upon The railroad. 1t is known by the
name Of the " John Little" and win run
on the Long Island railroad. AT trial of
It's speed, we understand, it went ninety
seven miles in two hours aud half. II
has eight wheels. .oIYat. MfeI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03

Ths 6ae sls1mship Nsw fofk. Cap
Ian Wrxhi. snived hers al essninl
ton GalTssich. bringing pspers - ths
18Th Instant. inclusivr. Captain Elliot
he Bsisish Minsrr % Teas. came pas
ssngsr IN he kew fork.
b his auissl re have rereivtd anssh
er proclamalion from Presidsnl Jones 4
he people q Texas. which ue Pabllsl
a lsngih ss lolloEs:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
pa!cnt Alebi1ines
WrSTARiS RAlSAM

A COMPOUND BALSANlC PREPARATION ,ron
"A Mid Cherry Barb ard Tsr.-The best kEhEpt
known 10 the 0rd Tor he cure Of Coughs 1oas'
Croqn Be,.ug u The Lungs Whoop.ng oc.n, nronci--
d. lrsu,nrn >hnrtuess OF Breath esn and "esir-s 70
lh- Breast sfe. Liver Complaint and ne hfs sss' "
~ !. T,iioIsASp CURES IN es.es deemed utterly
hon-.. have firmly established ~ vast sup~fcrty over
every former mecS, discovery II has A"srs rrn go
"Naurp's own Prescription" beng iornsd cfhr'Y uVn
cheniicsl extracts from WIZ Cherry Suk and Iaf-t~o
lungs prevail 1--WE few nstances 81 ~ eNtsccdinAry
/ power, from catalogue almost without end
adv address VIII be gwen a. ne Ne"-forh Akrnc,l
who given BY al u Der physicians 70 &c u coz
Sumption hsd hard umor for months on The sice-rSsed
among arss matter sort OF csny
xsen 10 MEDICINE for months being pas all top--en-
urey cured by few bottles oi This bsss N september
snd October. ~
down for years tbeing obliged 10 sleep Ia SIZING
posure far cured 10 Attend 10 his business IN te Eoss
Thcma. Brsllee ESQ J. P. Jsmslcs Z l. cured Of ssnn.
rhoms. coren. HsdfouSeld ~ J. tesuhes uuter oath,
tht h. had violent cough and pan In he sde-ior months
"a .Ai srg- quantities Of corrupt nai-r-a-O uach pvd
MS physicians could DO hu, lite Tor mri-save an ps u
mercury hut did 10 soohs friends a. s 10
"ssiloping consumption '-enlieiy 0uie~ y -i'0' ' "
WlSrAR's bALSAN. 80 =, ~ ..,
Mr.. Ann d Hcpkins q knOwlesytlle. ~ I. rnsrry
cured OF liver COMPLAINT and genera teoiisy OF esneet
jacob n rrnsn NJ d. Huntingdon, cured child OF r
schroehs OF obstinate disease Of Ire Lungs A'of ne nan
WED all the usua remedies in VAN 81.
Cases are dsiy occurring N every part OF ne country
which prove rcoresthy th- vast npefor'y ~ 'ns
In every shade Of Lung ami Liver disease over every oet
prerarston heretofore known 10 the w"rd. -
Sold. Wholesale and Retail. by A B. " sANoS,
Wholesale Druggists ~ FuOn-sL New-fork Sold Also n
rs Broadway; n East Broadway Tue soss Az ~,
oslY Aersrs rHIs CRY. Price, 81 per bottle s'1
hottie. for ~ tnN-Fonh
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O0NsnMpTIVES.
nOUBT NO LONGER-Bul read the following and he
~ fcct-An0her Wonderful Cure

nOUBr NO LONGER-Bul read tho following ana he
~ eect-Another Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April l. lB.o
Iharebv certify thai during the In Southwark OF July
last owing exposure and fatigue tn the performance OF
military duty, my health received severe -hocs IN lh
latter part II August, AL the symptoms Of ~ LMcNAhi
CONSU MPrION appeared. AZ this luneture called "a
nv first pny sician who attended ms some weeks wou
benefit and told me distinctly that he consref my disease
b,yond The reach Of human AID now employed snoucf
physician who nj once recommended THOM>ONs eOm.
POM SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHlA. !
used twelve bottles and TESTIFY That IN common WIN hou
sands OF Others who have been cured by s MEDICINE a'
To II alone ! restoration 10 health
JAMES ANDREWS, No. III Catherine ST.
called 10 attend 10 the above case In the secondary
stage OF the disease found the patient lsborng under
complex disease u the lungs and liver; liberation Of Inc
after had taken place. and by percussion discovered 40
nbscess had formed In the ghtu The case being apps
reny hopeless and beyond the reach Of the usual treat
men resolved At once using IhoDuons compound ~
rap of Tar and Wood Napta the virtues of which had pre-
vousy tested. scarcely expecting would reach case 50
desperate The result ls the most srfraord"nry,
hrceforh speing all doubts respecting lne ehcscy OF
this excellent medicine In diseases Of he lungs and yer
Philadelphia April /, l845 ~ CHAMBERS. ID.
Principal Office Northeast corner 0fFlFTH snd SPRUCE
streets Philadelphia. ...o,, -, ~,
Sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. SANDS co Chem
and Druggists. rs Broadway, corner OF ChnDerss ST.
Sold also at 10 Fuonstreet and II East Broadway Pnce
=, cent. Hni3 I'm
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DISCOVERY

ICHARDsON \ cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
IL PANACEA-Ths Medicine, compromises so'e.y ,,o l
from any ingredients detrimental o nSah was discVNerI
shout one wear since by INDIVIDUAL sofey srcei WIN
ULCEllATED SCROFJLA and WHO 'a' oeen uhSs, ue
of the eminent ply s.cAns 10 NE nH 'e,
for years without the least apparent hope OF rrsVfs
uon health and by hem pronounced incursor el'
who after taxing the above named medicine Tor nNe Weeks
WAS restored perfect health Thai medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has never a IN any NJ
stance 'when taken accordance with drecuons To eues
nerfecl cure of the following diseases 20 W.T.. ALT
RHEUM, SCROFULA, ULCERArED sCROFuLA, ~
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS Ill Ih I.'i
LOINFLAMMArORY AND CHRONIC RhEJ MATlsM,
PILES FRYsIPELAS. BlLks, sCtkNl, tHkONlC
SORE EYES. BLOTCHEs, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE,
sCALD HEAD, AND ALL CgTANE9ES, pisE Ms
DICIOJs USE or MERCURY OR AN IMPURE ST ATE
OF THE BLOOD The efficacy Of his medicine hss nern
tested IN all the diseases above enanefa1e1 ana IS ..s.
are truly astonishing Only table spoonful TO be taken
bv an adult each morning before eating which usually pro
tuce- tonic effect while On most cases also nels IS
the patient causing All liberated sores to discharge more
profsey and producing efecua aersVe oi tnc whoe
system purifying and producing perfect aeHoh oil Tie
blood. ~,
Persons while taking IT, should refrain from the use OF all
stimulating drinks or ghy seasoned food For sale by
Obtained at whoe;se OF oS ~ .od :, 10 Aston
House. 10, 63 aud IN Broadway, corner Broadway ana
Chambers-.t: No - Frouist. No. IA Wes-sL; Nos oS
and $50 Bowery. No So Fuon-si Nos ~ and 10 hud-
SON. and 20 Hsnmondsi, corner Hudson No. 30 1rsna'
81 No 57 and l73 Greenwicst; No liz aud 81 onerry
ST. No lS6 WalkersL; No - Caharinesl' NO. ool ana
i2i Pcarl-st No IA Canal--L -.
Rrookvn w smith corner OF Fulton and Cranberry
ats and WIN. Bagrove. Slures Buildings corner ulo"
and Aanuoss and by all the principal druggists ~ he
DR.. V B. Lockrow, No 81 Beaver-st Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany. -,
T. w Dyou Son. No. lf3 Norih stcond-sI' "eh"ra'
q. COLBY. No. S5l Pearl-sL, n. Y.
Instructions for taxing the article and great number OF
~ the above p!sce. MI cod lmy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

WHATIsir -" y Mechanic in the Phladep hia
Iedgr says that two gentlemen Of that state have in
vented new method Of roohns houses, more durable
than shingles tin, brilliant glass. nreproot
and water proof red blue. yellow, green, any other
color that may be desired nonconducor OF electricity
reflector of heat cheaper than TIN Lighter than slate
being vthej il i almost ndes'rucioe oy Time OF wes
bev and So easily out on that the largest roof be
covered in single dsy if desired hrequires very little
descent roof covered with this material may Re made
as tat as any Tin roof without the least danger OF eskns
Nothing short OF sexual violence vii nlure IT, should
come into eeners use our ces viii outshne TIT hfein'
In of Moscow. When house with slate root IS on
hre the states y SO that tremen are IN great danger
should they II but THIS aIuce ns'lhs Pa'eea
,brongb The fire in The process OF manufacture is not
liable 10 this objection its durability is such that VIII
last n long a. the house.
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HAMILTON HOTEL

AT THE NAKRoWs.-An impression having gone
"A abroad that all the this establishment are en-.
sd tor season. the subscb- begs leave To stats tha
sle IL not the fact The house Is comfortably l but -
nhsf its bosrdes transient, with Jays notice
good rooms can procured IL the intention OF tho sub
crber to keep the house open October and, alter ue
present date the charge will be- eight dohafs per wcek
Children and half pnce To merchants dong ous
city and wishing heir families 10 enjoy -
br.ezes II any possess tho same advantages, - ne
the steamboats, ply several rmes each day, leaving
O'Clock A. NJ after breakfast and returning al r. NJ IN
tme - dine win their families.
The regular dnner hours tho bosrders Il O'Clock r
81 tn. loas Ocean steamboat leaves loot oi bate
nv every afternoon 1T time for tho passea-
GERS 10 dine 81 tho regular liable. .. .......-
aulo u ALoNLo Mild
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

~ DIR. L. L. Won Corr a. removed he Oac- and
German Di.pefsAy from To corner Of Nassau and Pear
streets. Brooklyn. 10 No as: Broadway SeW-Yors OAce
hoIr-, 70 A 81 70 r. ~ -nf from 10 P. NJ He aas OF
parauOn aud importation. Together with every ie-cr % Of
fancy srte usrsy kept IN similar stores anon be NJ.
rr-s sod hy Dr. Voc Cori ne following prepared hv
himself. Life PlI- Lie Ixir, Restorative Biiier- Cure
9r Pies Har Restorative, ,egrr- f1r Asthma Preventive
for Sus Pox AID al other culta giou- c-ea.es Al hi.
medicines are purely vrsetsbe He Continue. % give A.
wee 70 e poor vui charge. A. be has done FOR he a.,
tfree wears IL Brooklyn.
New-YOrs. 18Th August. 1913 aIl5 n
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THE TRIBUNE.

n Aiier a long and, we might almost say cupAoie
.see the Western poc,ess has favored US win oeau
~ ard powerful production upon the subject oil the
y,rpoth Cave. The lines are worthy ofsuch Poeiess
sof such theme At her request we give tribe OF
:, own upon the same subject It's honor enough
t.v.to supply the foil 70 Amclias diamond.
Louisville Journal
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At MIDDLETOWN, CTS. CHASE, A. ". Principal
n Thu. Institution i located IN the City Of Mddeiown,
within hall mile Of the Connecticut River. The beauty
heaune-s quiet and mos Atty OF the Ciiy render u most
desirable residence for those intending 10 pursue course
Of study. Tie rumher Of Boirder- limited They reside
in the family with The Principal and Teachers. who spare
no pains them all tire comforts Of pleasant
home. regular OF study Is pursued Young La
dies be prepared for teaching complete thorough
practical and accomplished Education.
The Charge for Boariers Is 500 per snnun. Music,
Drawing Pa uting. and Modem Languages being exrs-
Sessions commence August IS, November IS and May ls-
Circulars may be obtained Of REy. H. CHASE No. - Mar
.<ff Nm 0r. w DA i2tWs
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DAND'S English and Classical Academy, No. '74 Pearl
III =, New-YOrk Franklin-square, Will re- open on
Monday Sept s the reception at scholars The Pm
cpa refers 10 the following gentlemen OF ms present and
former patrons. Hon. James Harpes Alderman {. ;.
woodruff His Honor Judge Ran ell Rev c. g sommers
Revo C. Hance, ESQ. G. Merle, ESQ Willard Felt Esd j.
g. Carpenter ESQ Also 10 the following Reverend Cen
ilemen Rev. DR. Spring, Rev. Or. Brownee, Rev DR..
Krebs Rev Dr.. Bangs Rev Dr. Wiisrs Rev. Dr. Cone.
N~w-York, University, April a. 1913
have known for some time school urrer the OF
Mr. AARON RAND. -quafe-and from the er
ceen scholarship Of several of his pupils mat have entered
the University different periods, take pleasure IN com
tnending him 10 public confidence As wei qualified III
-tructor THEO. FRELINGhUYsES,
Al SfsNv I'm. Chancellor
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C. BAOUET,S
rI,ssIc,T rNGIIsH An FRrycu BOARI

CLASSICAL, ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD
MING SCHOOL. Ehzabeihown, n. THE principal
las inform his former pupils. and those who
wish To be admitted hs establishment hist the duties Of
his school will be resumed Monday the first Of septem
Der next
Parents DESTROYS ofennsng the ofher children 10
c. Bacuct viii fnl circulars al Mr. r. LOCkNOOD's
Bookstore al Broadway su20 5awlws Tu III sat
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~ HOU STON->T.A class j already formed. 10 com
mence on "Wednesday evening. the 81 for prac-
ucng an OPERA, LiSDA Di CHANotNIx by Douzet two
evenings week. "Wednesday and Saturday Terms, = a
ouarterhe price of the Opera - Ladies and gentlemen
who have some knowledge Of music are invited to Join.
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boaroina ano Totels.

NNTANTkD.-One or two unfurnlshed rooms Twin OF
w without board for Ia The vicinity OF 81
Pau. or The City Hall win aeni-el prlvats family. of
where there are buliew bosfder Terms must DO nvdcr
a The most respectable references gwen Address r.
VI. Tribune Ollce. - u
a t.EN1LEtiAN win his WIFE, and Two or tnfee en-.
"A g.e gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms WIN poed
b, applNlus al References -Achauket - W'
lDniNAIE bVNRDlNt,.-As gentleman and he wiis
can be accommodated with n pheasant second story
with bed aid pantry attached Also 10" Son-
t.elurn Drt ahi1t and tea Reference gwen anu TO
aur-si Apply al $50 East Broadway s5lw-
llOAkD MANrED-by a gentleman, VIE, infant
ID and nurse, the Seventh Werd. The nesbbofnood o
Marxet-sl preferred Address o. L. al this otteo auSS
llOAkDING.--A few gentlemen can obtain Furnished
ID rooms. with board. al No. 10 huisonst aniou
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81. LTkE'> Dag and Evening school and Gymna'

=, LII kE'~ Dav and Evening School and Oymna
- stun corner OF Hudson and Grove rs. i now OPEN
The OfnsrgcOn embraces. IN addition 10 tne van
Gus Eng sh branches the Lain Greek, French. spanish
Italian and German Languages. Defamation and beftaes
taught the plan OF Aun's Cheironoma also for eN
rrcse. sedernce. Fencing SC without additional charge
There Will be regular Of Lectures. and Exhibitions
twice year Experienced Professors In the several de-
partmen. are 10 daily attendance The spacious
and airy. embracing the entire third noor OF me sge ud
ing opposite - Luke's Church Hours for Day school,
from NJ 10 7. NJ EVeHiHg School or Lycepn FOR both
sexes dollar per month in adg ance for all the above
l,rgncbe. and exerci-.s 80 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

~ isk LAW REPORTER for Sept opens with
:. increasing paper The Case Of alone Muller,
"ss sally Miller, who recently c'i,ioned for and
asd her freedom in Louisiana after having been for
@.l yea's held in slavery.
~ isxAs AND HER PRESIDENTS. by CoRiSNE
S.eosrsl. Il the title Of work soon 10 be issued.
LrrELIs LINING AGE, No. 60 is for sale
'"m Taylor, Astor House
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pr.C.I. Won Corr, Pa,rn. Galvau.- Ban

win Maan,ic Power These Electro hsnfs have
proved ~ the greatest efficacy The system 10 slro. all
diseases Ttey VII speedily he most acute patr,
any part Of h- system Sold with l! erection. Il No
4lsi Broadway sB30Go.
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AYLETREEs- AyLETRgEs.

THE SUBSCRIBERS zraiei1! igr pat fsyors rr.pes'
i fully l-.Orm her rieaIs AMI i1e plbic IA .ene..
Ii 4, thcf Lave improvements 10 he -
ur- OF AXES and continue mznufsclure Pssnl "a" ns
mon Axes upon the most approved princiPea Asp, ha,
nolce and 10 the best manner a No SIS Brosa5
n ]. AlRF AAkh1SoN
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aia', Inc Liverpool Mercury says tina, on the 29,h
,hs] seriece othe country between Bangor and Be-
WA o' An extent Of three miles al least was covered
."o" 70 iAe depth OF three inches and upwards
49, dassgyooRr MELVILLE, the Secretary of the
10 "a Legation a London, arrived a, Liverpool on
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHANrs ELECTUARY ian Internal remedy IS a
Dcertan cure for the PILES either Internal Or external
bleeding or blind Sold only m this city al The Ohce 81 me
original Proprietor, A UpHAM, NJ ID a regular educated
Physician OF twenty years perence confined TO an once
practice where Piles and a Chronic Diseases are success
fully treated Medical Office lgs Bowery, four doors above
,srs,.7 Is lmDxW'
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

NOR iOJ Nc LADIEc-MFs BAILEY VIII be happy 10
receive her pupil, Monday, the 8th ~ September
There few acance- for boarders those DESTROYS OF
placing their daughters AZ this establishment VIII please ap
ply at Mrs Bailey's residence No 10 Cauol-pace Beeck
=
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Gchools.
TUE MISSES COLES
IVES MUSICAL ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies'
ID No Ruigers-sree opposite The Church, VIII reopen
On Monday. IL September. su3 Wv
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FRENCH AND MUSIC
rrMATC INSTITUTE

MONS Made. and MaGen'lle Gsuvan have resumed
wi heir lessons In French and Music. Please apply
their former residence No J7 Broadway, Wakerst
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- The Genninc GnIvnnlc Kinp.. Band.

Ic-Dr A. Il. CkI>TlE. fle Original pAitut-e and nveu
Tor % e rated articles, fees dufy again am
tn- public they be deceived PURCHASING sp,rous mi
safi0us Dr. Crste wishes the citizens OF New York ard
A. other places where h- discovery been introduced
uude--tsnd hist he manner guizes any Of e
ucie. sold under - usfn- Of Patent Gsgarr Bard. un
s-- they are connected with h- sod BY h su
horized Agent nr Cr-tr lakes re puns bity 10 fur
her ss-er that these aons u his discovery possess no
beneficial whatever and at they be regarded other
light than direct fraud. Physicians or rsiher those who are
suffering from any II he painful ma adi-s Compromised
under Rheumatism n al - forms Nervous Comp aut.
no matter how chronic srvere n character requested
apply the ONLY place n lors where 'lc genuine
Gavanic klugs ami their mod.nctons be obtained.
l5i FuliOn-s- sun Building .3iios
r. Boston subscriptions To the Newly ork
Tribune received By authorized Agents, BEDDING Co
sa,e-stree Tenns-l0 cent? per week or Two csnls for
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning or cents or IS
per
AL and cheap publications Tor sale low issued
bv Boston Publishers. Theirs Napoleon. ie7 eOdT
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D. iona A. Regan u member OF the Louisiana
Cs,n.a, insert. communication in the Nschi'oches
k,s -, says he can suggest cheap and practicable
srr prevent ne inunds,ion Of the delta Of the Msss
com SUI Ne" Oh esns. and yet he is not disposed 10
s.,r1a-.c The secret Can Mr. Regain under such
r~-''@aees. De called patriot n. o. Pic.
w. -'4''ed'y be is patriot in the LocoFoco sense
zen. nat only is Patriotism which pays