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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

OONNISSION PArER WAREHOUSE, No Si john
y ,trr-t-E.. B. CLAYTON SONS are IN constant
receipt Psrer adapted every hEneh OF r trar tiot
cling mn unusually oi Blank books Zap ana
Letter writing oacrr with DESCRIPTION OF r"s ara
book printing coor-d pa- Of medium aud other sizes r"'
or tobacco mud aud rag wTapptnc haId
ware and cloth silk and Log tissue PLAN auo
couf.I &c. &c Bes. straw bonnet, uuHk ana h7ndb
bo,,6> pTSSs naprrs Sc &c myY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

Cur etiz-.s ~bG e.;eg,G 10 ia'e fluno'Sa @ No
IN. lnr :heir ,eaaats ilr wsg o. Baths WAX Siys's
sho.yrr Baths &c wii. 10 we'll 20 call Messrs fhiloh
jenkins basement No whose ToTk has mus "a
xlyeu universal Satisfaction. iisHa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

~ CULrUN y CO. Auction and COMM Aer
chants Nos l3 Fulton street, and 81 Ann street
Liberal advances made corsgnmens and prompt re
;urns made
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

~ HORSE. SHOES, TROY SrlkES, &c.
n II 200 casks Burdens Horse Shoes
Il N 5r6 do Pressed Spikes
y u loo Sugar Kettles aHd CaiTCEs
900 tons Pots Ovens. sc. sc. for sale by
ma onis SAMUEL T. TisD Ali. * Co.2iS WaieI-st
DrITANNIA TEA AND COFFEE rOT>. Sugars aud
ID Green's pchrrs. Tumbrrs. Lamps aud Cand'estickS
soup Ladies' Spuoons Castor Frtmes, Coffin Plates &c
for sale by Until JAMES WtELt:s % John.st.
FTNHEOBRUMA COCOA o very superior quality and fl,
vor recommended for family substitute Tor tea
coffee especially Tor invslds o delicate constr
utUns ; ID packages by ti- importer aud by ~ Leec
able Druggists and GToceTs. w. JON NSIoS. :,
my20 I'm 20 lnhsNn->r y
ITIO tNLICO I'r,1->Ir.iis-i,r.DU,-t.U Pl,itr.s-Ae
assortment Of Newhouj's superior Enssh steel I'D
composition doctors aud doctors files aiway haud The
Guslty may be rrlie nneto any article now !"
use sold !r less than former TiceS PhrchdSt
J''"' y" y '''''s - ''' JoiiN A. NEWBoULD,
mv'ai'is. . lohn.str.l NJ, starr.
teNIIE Article IN the Tribune relation To the zen se
4 has ~ u probability b n written IN hnste. anu hy
some one who prJudccd md unwilling 10 open ms eyes
and kin belonged to the living animal nsal naturalist
will admit after The general Appearance, nj
p,e,ent ives Il good idea of the Sen Horse w.n n,ye
JOHN BURDELL.'
The above article from he ola well known De De- rs, OF
this cly. III. ~ Of
EA> y OLNEN q West ST. near Morris. offers for sale:
ls0tons American Bar iron. GOOD assortment;
$50 casks best bmnds eastern Tut Nails;
a0l tons Anthracite pudding Vig lTon;
l50 " Foundry
lao MiIiyjl!e
50 Il" Franklin tnld Rlast rnvl7is'l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

CCoUNT BOOgS-FRANCIS LoUTRE1. =,
y Maiden Lane. have hand an extensive aSsGtTsnt o'
.c.cnTf EuoE. ,iI of thsr actUir winch thei
ofr At exceedingly low prices From their assortment sets
OF Books cln be selected. which cannot il 10 please tos
n, ho desire \ good article NJ he lowest price
lsT-s assortment of Foreign and Domestic S;auonery
embracing every article luir,d ie ,he Counting i3use a
ne Pap.-s every des fpiinn-scm- very thin Let,
ter Paer-siy sheets weighing bg one ounce too,el aad
rsr Paper. ruled aud plain As low as 81 81 rf EsaH.
d1;r a,teution and BE- furnished IN style rrgn,Isd
u'''' '"'' FRAN IS y LOUTREL,
80, o.. Manufacturing StatioGers. = Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

NEW ENGLISH BOOKS,
RECEIVED PER BRITANNIA.
Brou.ha,n's Lives ot Letters. / vol
Iumpts Latin Grammar. uew edition
GLOSSARY of 4 architecture new edition, z vols.
Pslry's Manual OF Ciuthic i!oniJifgs. vol
Unwiit's i'ri-stcraft new aud -llged edition
smiths Evidences Of Christianity
Bick,rstrih's -Icns of the Times ~ the East
Ccg!Aa'> Guide To Italy, vol
EoueT's Ihy Il loEy OF the oice
Exposition of Vulgar Errors
Fiudeu's Beauties Of the Poets
I-,rus-s Lectures on the Penta cuch
sharon Turner'S Richard 3d. Poem
The r, sccnt aud the Cross, by N4rburton, veis.
Growers Bnkhara NIciiiAs
lcd Roburtson's Poems
Distinction Tale > vols
Yorkes Reflections for Leisure Hours
I.ryisS Di,rours.s Genesis
MAJOR Ci.n Brooks Correspondence
(,ibert on pI eases OF the Skin
History Of Margaret Caichpole
Burtiu's knowledge OF Amateurs IN feiniine
Imported and for sale by
my2i WILEY a ~ 4. "a VI. l2I bIoaa1ay;-
VIII he published on Thursday next.
A NEW BOOK ENTITLED
ALICE MAY
BRUISING e L.
BY H. INGRAHAM, ESQ.
Prce 70! cents. At 233 Broadway
ma 49, . Mr.hrer .rLD. ! % 1nI-S--r.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21
BOARD.

IOAI.ilNt-, .riiu,r I-Gs0uS accommodated
ID with Board .nd iesTfe rooms With bedrooms aud clos
joninr on t I'd and Sd foo- of hoGs- No Chambers
strr- gr,y doors of Broadway The large
aud ary and the house well snrpsl with Croon water
and btrhinc room which boardes will have with
ont 1r, charge References given and required Apply
81 Chambers i, AZ iStf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

WINDOW SHADES. WINDOW SHADES =
w Wholesale and retail VI kELTi X klh En- ISL Chit-
b.n.,eei who have beer durins ih- past winter
IA every aud orgn. style of paintings calculated
10 elicit me of those who are de>'Fou % hrnI.
The useful wirh the ornamental aud elegance with utility NJ
m, suprochng Of Feiurruc aud -jecoaiiug Our
consists OF 1900 pairs OF he following styles
aud prices VIZ: :, .,, . : -, -, 49, = -;
7rco oil Landscape iroIn.-.-...-...S cVt"' ~
COrIHhian Itulgs ....-... wv 10 "
eOp1 beautiful Landscapes. new syles5 90 10 eu
sn u-w rattern uns.uailed IN this country >l2
W., kelly x MIXER. lll thatham-street
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
Pries Two Osnts.
Court Intelligence.


GENERAL SESSIONS Sept l5.-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen Seaman and Rich-M c. Paterson, District
Attorney.
Issue of an Attachment-On the opening Of the Court
this morning. Mr. Carpenter moved that an attachment
should be issued to compel John X Hasket 10 appear
and for contempt Of court in committing an
court striking him in the passageway leading from the
courtroom to the vestibule OF the building
Trial for Li5eL-Michae Walsh indicted for having
published lbelous article on George Whkes on the
raneann Of which the defendant the repued editor,
was then placed upon trial. The bellous article
tanned remarks very derogatory character as to his
character and standing in society Inc prosecution
proprietor of the paper caledhe Subterane0n the jury
under the direction of the Court, rendered verdict OF
" not guilty"
The Clinton Barge Case-In the of James Honey
man alias smith, William Parkinson, James Davis, and
James Miller alias Cupid indicted for robbing the barge
Clinton OF Poughkeepsie, OF about S34Uo Mess ors
ham, Brady and Warner, their counsel moved the Court
to admit them to ball. and that the sum be hxed Also
that the from them the time Of their arrest
should be restored The Court in reply remarked that
they would take the papers and peruse hem and dis
pose of the case tomorrow
Trial for Receiving Stolen Goods.-Patrick McQuade,
indicted for receiving stolen goods knowing the to
have been stolen was then placed upon trial
Mr. r. r. IRVING of st. Marks Place testified that his
dwelling was broken open on the night of the ls of No.
vember last aud robbed of about 5000 worth of proper
ty. amongst which was coat belonging to him, and
which he subsequently recovered at the Police Office
ROBERT s. MARTIN, Police Officer, deposed that he
searched McQuades premises, on the 2lst OF January,
when he found much property including the coat claim
ed by Mr.. Irving
that the property had been stolen the jury acquitted
him.
Second Trial for Li5el-Michael Walsh again tri-
ed for libel published in the Su6erra-
ever had been made in the trial, when the Court ad
journed until tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Sept. 8, 1s45.


appearance of the Plaes-Fashionabtc Affairs, &c.
have just been making short visit at Schooley's
mountain. Returning by way OF Morrlstown, and
being particularly pleased with the appearance OF
this place, | concluded to tarry somewhat longer
the Jerseys
Morrstown is located in Morris county, contains
about two thousand inhabitants, and is one Of the
most beautiful towns in the country. 1t is likewise
celebrated for its historic "reminiscences You will
recolect that here the armies of Washington were
quartered during the most trying periods of the re-
voluton. The remains of fort, soldiers huts,
burying ground and the building (at present the re-
sidence OF Judge Ford) which was occupied by
Washington as his head quarters, are still pointed
out as objects of interest Here Washington was
also initiated in the mysteries OF freemasonry. Inc
hotel in which the ceremony was performed Is sun
standing This town and county about me close Oh
the war of the revo luton was tne seem u e s.os'
sxc,tement which has been descrioed In some TWO
~ ,hrse Volumes on the subject under the title OF the
'Morrlstown Ghost. -, ;xh.,, ,x,os.. ..,
from vour city, at the hotel here. see among the
a,,nbsr Miss C., who has been somewhat cee-
hra,ed among the gay and fashionable coteries OF
New York II is said here that she is soon TO be mar
red J. X, and his family, are spending the sea
.on here Mr. X. is the descendant OF poor Irish
laborer but by his connection with the house OF F.
L Co, has amassed large fortune.
It is creditable to any man, who by the force OF
MS own resolution and industry, raises himseu
from poverty, to atfluence and wealth
Mr. b. of New York, the great oil merchant, is
also here with his family. lie has made MS own
money, is equal in wealth to Mr. r., but one OF the
most nnassumng men ever met
There il = constant rail road communication be-
tween this place and New York, and with its beau
tifu and romantic drives its salubrlous and healthy
location and its excellent hotel is know ,s no pie plea
haus ,n doubt as soon as ii becomes better known
snch Will be the universal opinion.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
Marine Court.

SEPT. l5-JacoJ Grain archibald G. Smith--Action
to recover amount of, certain insurance paid by
plaintiff for the defendant.
appeared that in December 1874, plaintiff at request
of defendant shipped two parts Of on board the
ship sharon fer New Orleans part for Mr.. Porter,
and the other for defendant. Plaintiff also effected an
insurance upon each consignment, paying S3s o. ior
EACH and brings suit to the amount paid Tor
the insurance Of the Shipment together with the sum Of
SIa which he charges for commission. Defence put in
was that defendant authorized the insurance of
the press which he received but that of another which
he alleged he and that Porter had paid Tor the
one in suit II shown in evidence that verbal or
der was given by defendant for the press in question
Judgment for plaintiff SAT 81.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

WRITING ON NEwsPArERs.-A circular from the
General Post Office states that any memorandum upon
newspapers newspaper wrappers, subjects the to
letter postage AS the charge is 10 be governed by the
weight correspondence in this way will be found to
rather more expensive than in the usual mode.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
EAToN's NECK. Sept II, 1915.
Beauties of the So,tud-Hnnt,npto Light

Beauties Of the Sound-Hunt,ngto Light.
Allow me- through your valuable journal, to notice
that beautiful place on Long Island Sound called
Eaton's Neck, about fory-hve miles from this city,
whereon stands the Lighthouse, known as Hunt
ingon Light" which is kept in unsurpassing bril-
ancy by our worthy friend Capt. Benz. Downing,
than whom more efficient selection could not be
made.
In the summer of "A |, had frequent occasions to
pass the Sound, and being generally on board of
some of the packet sloops that coast along the
Island, the time at which we passed this Lighthouse
was unavoidably some of the dead hours of night,
when said light always shone with splendor, equal
indeed il superior to any other on either shore
from Plum Island to Sands Point In the month of
August last past with my friend DIR. B, spent
few days at this place, (Eaton's Neck,) and must
say that never was better pleased with any country
place ever visited. There is plenty of good fish
ing splendid beach for sea bathing a fine chance
for sailing, an invlgorating sea breeze continually
playing around, and above all the magnificent view
presented on the Sound on either side, and as far
as the eye reach, by nnumerable snow white
sails passing to and fro upon this mighty arm OF the
ocean, together with the beautiful appearance of
every surrounding object, while the sun is making
his golden set beyond the shores of Connecticut
makes this desirable spot for any OF Mr.. Down
ings friends who may wish TO spend few weeks
in pleasant and healthy situation.
Free from the noise and strife
n N ctivab bucin
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

Both branches of this Court met yesterday, when
the September term commenced Several jurors were
fined for non.attendance when the Court adjourned to
this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
superior Court
Common Pleas.

The argument term of this Court commenced on yes
erday. There seventy cases set down on the
calendar
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

The PAwNEE MAHAs-A gentleman residing in
the Creek Nation, has Informed us that the Pawnec
Mahas have accepted the emblems of Peace sent them
by the Creeks at the late General Council and anx.
ious to form alliance of friendship with them. This
much desired object will probably be effected this fall
AZ council which II is in contemplation to hold at the
Great salt Plains No time has yet been fixed on for
the meeting to take place Cherokee .adrocae, flu
gust u.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

ALARMINGLY MysrERIoUs.-On Saturday morn
ing about two O'Clock, as Messrs Henry J. Fisher
md Jerome r. White, two Of the proprietors of the
Daily sSun, Philadelphia were passing by Williams
followed by two very tall men. For moment they
halted and the alest Of the Strangers who was armed
with large butcher knife, which he held down by his
vide, advanced towards them, but at the same instant
watchman in sight the other side OF the street,
and hailing him, said" You have been loshng round
here two or three hours. What do you want II you
don't be of home, III put you the wachhouse"
The fellow muttored something in reply TO this chal-
ienge and then eisurely walked away with his comade
0U~ The scarcity of corn in the interior of $. Car
ona and Georgia, by the of the drought, has
induced the Charleston Railroad Company, and the Cen
ral Railroad Company to reduce the Of freight
tnat srtce-the former from 10 to cents and the latter
iiom IL TO This is done with the expectation that
supplies will come from New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

A NEw COMPANY has been formed IN Utica, with
capital Of 100000 for the purpose OF erecting there
! steam Mill
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

The farmers of the northern counties in Ohio are
making for wintering their cattle in the
central and southern parts OF the state. Gen. s. Ford
of Gcauga county has effected arrangement for the
keeping of large number of head in Madison county,
next west OF Columbus. The drought many parts Of
the Reserve has been one of unexampled severity In
places the potatoes planted in the spring have
been wet
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
Free from the noise and strife
OF an active business life.

COMFORT FOR TRAvELLERs.--W have Just seen
new invention, called "The Railway Pocket Com
panon" II is the size Of Court Guide and contains
small bottle of water tumber complete set OF surg
cal instruments packet Of lint and directions for max
ing will 1t svery elegant, being bound to look like
book OF poetry and its utility cannot be doubted for
moment when the bills of mortality proving every
day the great charms of railway travelling We can
scentousy declare that the Railway Travelling Com
panonn should be in the pocket Of every gentleman who
in tho habit OF going the railroad should be sold
at every station.-Punch.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

writer in Southern paper thus a. scrloes ,e r ,,e
free schools otNew Engand The poorest %! ~ -, % ;h
schools feels high and as proud US tne m ~
estn "You do not meann said Gov Barbour OF Fnsi'ia
after visiting the suburb free schools az boston, 5
he admired very much, that these scnoo,s S Se - su
- Indeed do y said the committee man. GU remem
Der the boy that got the medal IN the class we nave Just
os that woodsawyor there (pointng to aman who was
saving wood the street, and the second Is the son Of
nent at spectacle like this, and no longer wondered
nj The prosperity OF New England.
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

VERY LATE FROM JAMAIoA.-The brig Orleans,
Capt Baggatt, arrived last nigh. from Kingston, Ja,
with papers to the 26th ult., inclusive
There appears to be very little news of impor-
tance
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Meeting OF Farmers Club-Jan. ..

me6tlnS Oh
Gen. TALLMAUGE in the Chair.-A Brick was
exhibited containing the spote Of the mushroom, a.
prepared for eJpoT,a.lon; also specimen OF Poa
toes Of tho pepper variety, from Tho iarIn Of Mr. Cd
dy, OF Rockand. Mr.. Bel! exhibited some fac
specimens of DAngora Pears. The Chairmee
showed catalogue of premiums given at The lat
Exhibition OF Domestic Industry in Paris.
Gen. Talmadge commented upon Mr.. Bibh's
Treasury Report, in reference to the Tariff. Mr.,
Meigs opened the consideration of the establishment
Of an Agricultural College aud Model Farm The
idea of Model Farm is by no means novel one.
or its value every one is aware; and the only ques
ton is, how it may be in the best manner carried out.
If tho Legislature will grant sufficient land for the
purpose, no doub, the thing be done; if they will
not do this, private citizens must effect the object
The object is awaken general feeling of interes,
on this subject. An Agricultural College will be
Invaluable us means Of education i'll Scentifc AZ
riculture, while Model Farm will enable the pup;
to practice what he learns. This institution should
be at all times open the pablo. We consider the
agitation of this subject an excellent thing trusr
it will be carried out, and we are confident It's ~
salts will be more beneficial than It's eanguine
friends at present conceive.
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LEGAL.

PURSUANCE of an oder the Surrogate OF the County
OF New York Notice hereby gwen TO aii persons nsyn4
claims nganst JOHN MDOW ELL, late Of the City at New
YorS Merchant deceased pre- with the vouch
thereof to The subscriber at his store No ip piiE
ia the city o New YoIk before the 18th day OF Nntcn
nesDaeG New. ok tire Sixteenth day OF September Si4
sis lapr6rc DAVID MDOWELL. Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE order OF The Surrogate OF the County
OF New York N.ce Is hereby Gl persons having
eiuins against WILLIAM II LEAYCkARi late oil the
Cy OF Nc FORK. CLERK deceased. 10 present the same ~ilh
the vouchers tierpOfO the subscriber 1T the Office 0 Edgar
H. Lang. No. 80 Washington street "a The ty oil Ne"
York an or before the thirty -fnst dag 81 ailrch next
DATED New YorS the twenty unrh ,uy OF sptenber i5
E2T .nw5In- SUSAN LFANt,RAFi. Administrators.
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:szzSSzsIl q Ills

sdVe
rEllS valuuO- mid aud Gnnne' medicine, Tor the pis
cure Of Bronchitis hoarsene.s md yi0ent colds Tn.a
recei; or long ,1nGs r. Gtnlnsd by wioese " 4.
French drag Depot oi Games Haskell; y L'!ry al a
urciun !unprte the article ntn the n'ed Siae "a
wholesale and eta by RushtOn & CO. 10, MIhauI III
r. Chiffon, 2f3 mad Adams of, tS Boadwa Nv 9,,y
other noted chemists and phnmuceIt> IA town i sr 70
NorIcK'The above medicine mas been pl'nsi; , Tie
names, winch purchasers are cautioned with tie
genuine article is put up green boxes. lset No"
name cur house in ParLs. Which one afe
die In CtRNf-- o. linn
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10 Mariners.

Tux FALSE LiGnrs oS CAFE HESLGrIN.-hlf. Scheinssi
OF pilot boat Enoch Tur!ey OF PhadeipIin, reports thit on
o the 3tt u when OF! the southern iaa dt9cpveie
three -te similar 10 those Cane HeHvpti. ti MS I'M
preston they piaced there rs Geco u lure
.s The co,I-pOndcnt the phadepnl Exchange say
5y opinion that Tie reflection caused by the burning
OF the hull Snip WINTER winch IVES iired some ny
two since hy Ness Beunet and Andrews Tor the purpose oil
getting out the iron which - slowed n her oott9mi
1'HE LIGHT HousE Al GEES iiiLi,-Ne understand t
That IN. plates forming the ground utF OF the cast ron Light
Iouse wers Thursday last. and that the task 9 ere
;!oD proceeding Win great El.cr tbefnuu' DEC 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-08
MUSIC.

NTUSlC-Greai success in enclng the Guitar md Singing,
~ Acconeon, Violin. Trombone, and Carnopoon: Alr.
DUSDAY continues 10 teach -dle and gentlemen OF New
York the above Instruments at Their reience-iems mode
rite The laws OF Harmony and the art o. Muse
taught Piano Eones correc,s tuned. Satisfactory city md
other references given application Al No % Christie street
above Walker. ji In
DRiVATE COTILLlQN PARTIES attended 10 hy a Pin
nJ Forte and Violin Performer ui the best talent IN the
City. Inquire at J0llE'S Nsc Store, o5 oodsay DO
TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
HARPS.-j. +. BROWNE x co. from Erard makers of
the Improved Patent Double and Single Action Harp,
London and New York Established 1910 J. F. B. offers for
sale 3s5 Broadway elegant assortment OF Double and
Single Action Harps The rlch hrancy Of tone, shneS Of
touch. elegance of finish and perfect chnnsm Of these sPs
them uDequalcd und Obtn Tor them the first alterr
and professional patronage Europe aud this Country The
constructed The best principles of the celebrated Erad
with all tho modern improvements Oi London md Pars-
Warranted beur the OF climate. and European prices
Harp repaired and for hire Strings Neutrality-suspicious.. Au
sic, exc. =. +. BROWNE. Manufactured.
No. 50 Broadway, md
dy7 I'm. No ~. ChgnOefs.Sirect n Y.
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tlfORTAN-f DISCOVERY
kisc2s.ssEssIs ~ CO.'S celebrates
frs4l,V, slTI

lf-i-Is.Ls NssNtT . f'tNff''ifAs.
FEIIIs Ncp COMPOUNDED solely tou vosstAbe AatUsy
nee from rui 'a,a.iJH, and warranted ifee any
cen ieuens % eash, l'sc8'ege,. about one ysar
ilGct by lnGivCal sVft.y t.aaird AIT 'lIbRllED
~ 'RDFt la and who bus beer une, the ueimeni Of tbs
Inns eminent physicians - the Jne Siltel 10: .lsht year,
without the ,cast parent hope q" restoration 10 heah aht
WAS by the: pssnunncet nccriD but VINO ate! taking Tho
ehuge aamsi medicine Tor ye weeks WIS restored 10 petect
In r medicine been sold web rupecceuie sue
Geo. and mas niedinn nstce hen kcnn accou
disease dRsss %1. ef RTis Il x E FIFSER.
ATED sEhNFUiA, GkONthtdlS, FtyER sORES,
KINGS Evil iEln III aAAAP a 3G,lpt ND
BiI =; 'S4fRVf Cif,NC sVRE IS Bi6rGffs
PiYPI.t;S On TIE FACE. SCALp BEAD AND ALI.
CIHrANH9US D!SEtSE5 Iii PAINS OR mi ;,..f;s
81 An !nPTfRE sFarG ~ THE FLOOD The edicl-
cy wi mi, medicine has been tested MI tine diieeSes above
culneluis.i ELECTS Lg:iy astonishing. Only ts
Die socon re :akcr fby adult zach morning before
rs when UscUy pI-.uce5 ionic eec', while I'm most cass
Il elsa ceEtc ci'naFc, mcre1sHS TIE appetite tnd
genera heg o;he patient causing I'll ccei.d sores 10 dI
caaG.o GT,iussY aud prpaUcng IN eeeAl aleTalfe
oithe who ss7so. curi ate7G pfodocHgs penecsec
'Pcfns. y ale .Ijng it, should refrain rom lie dlS fel
.piu 'lt;, drinks high s-ac9ncd 'pod. For sc By
Obtained t,yho.czlle 1i TIi0S. 6. ThilMhGE,
General agent y nestrset opposite the CATION House New
Yor anil IT 20 hssr Houc: 10 So and ~ Broadway:
corner B:oldS7uy and Chamberss,reet No. y Frontse:
No Ia Fcs. stree; S9; = and SOY LPE s 10" ~ FaiSn
Hudson No. eV iunG street No y? aud 10 Greenwich
street No IL and : Chg:r7stse no ID Easer,tIesii
no CaharacytfSct Ncs 5l rnd 81 Pcai'lEest no III
Bs6cLiyn ). w snith eo.a4r OF uIioa aud CfanbTEy
streets: and VIM BagfOye. SggIIo, 3udGE corns- WI
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