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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-23
VVHITTEMOKE', Concentrated Vegetable sy[ul

NNHlrTENlOkE'> Concentrated Vegetable syrup
w A certain remedy for Darrhua Bowel Complaint
Dyseniery. Cholera M0rhus. Cholera nfsnum. Sc-Ihs
valuable Medicine presented TO the public, under the tr
confidence that nothing VIII be wanting ut test ot us
virtues convince the ncreduous OF its intrinsic
every other In for the above complaints
The necessity OF prompt and early attention Ia these
complaints be strongly urged the mind OF
every person. from the well known fact that thousands die
annually Disrrhta and Bowel Complaint, and In most
for OF proper treatment in h- hrst stage oil me
complaint This j. plainly % be seen IN the case OF The ten
der infant: very few, to be found IN pass NJ
through of getting their teeth without being more
less troubled with disrrhUs. which frequently remains
for months and the child survives The SHOCK u eit VII"
an impaired constitution We have the startling facts
presented bills mortality. during the
Summer and Fall months when is to be seen that hun
dreds every fall victims TO this alarming complaint
Several Physicians OF responsibility and ennencr nave
tested It's ves and do not hesitate 10 recommend lis use
in their practice. ,
MiDDLsrowS Conn. Sept ~, lSfl.
Dear Sir Feeling that | duty 10 the public. as
well yourself in communicating facts which may beneh
my fellow mor,as would Just state that for number of
years past certain OF the year have been aict
ed with the Diarrhua and having ed the various prescp
tons recommended with but little effect, short time silce
nv eye caugh notice in of the spapers, of your
concentrated Vegetable Syrup for the cure of Darhna
for this City. Immediately purchased bottle and
my surprise aud entire satisfaction aite the tria OF afw
doses was healed of my complaint and restored to healthy
action In my bowels. now say, would not be with
out In my possession any account and would adv
all who may require It's try as have done, and they
will be satisfied of its virtues
You al liberty, Sir 10 make such use OF this as you
may deem proper Very respectfully yonrs; ,-,,,,vs
Prepared ny A. +. WHlTTEMORE, Essex Conn. Forsale
Wholesale and Retail by A. h. ID. SANDS, Druggists, ~
Fulton 275 Broadway and n Fast Broadway. au2 I'm
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patcnt Alcoilines.
FOR TIE Removal ,S0 PEsNs>sNT cuSE % al DIS
EASES ssisISe from ~ IMPURE STATE OF M
- =
sANDs's sARSAPARILLA.

EASES AsisISG from ~ IMPURE STATE EHE
EL0oD. assir oF rHs SYSTEM
The functions Of Circulation nutrition and eVcre'ion
manifested hen f- reduced n DE plant 20 s SIM
ne.i condition. sni h.-c mist therefore. be- - essential
action Between the apparatus by which these necessary
plg-cl processes carried on. here = reclfuit a.
lou and 70 one portion % The animal machinery = OUT oi
order te harmony ofthe whole system t-ranged The
grea desdeat To mes cine. therefore. Is PREPARATION
which -aa. 40 VIII equal certainty and oreupon each one
qle restore health aud vgor 90 the ccaauon, give tone
O. ii- siom oh oT remove o9-trucion- from he bowels
j. is confidently averred that Ssli,s Sasaparla possesses
This hree-iod power and that oy thus acting on he pfima
~ causes OF disease 10 eradcaes thoroughly ali perma-
neniy Us various painful, dangerous, snd Disgusting mani
ie-'aiiuns From t-mp- eruption ~ the sSn. 10 nered
tar -crus and frum dyspepsia % goat sad ufammaiory
rheumatism, 70 Wi. be found equally etcacious.
the following letter. ius received another proof Of the
value ali efficacy Of tbs highly popular medicine. Thsis
hlf specimen of those daily coming tO hand-ll Of which
sgl be- cheelflily exhibited on application
TWISTED. Conn. August ). i8t5
T. B. & D. Sads-Gent.-men. About ~ wees. since
commenced taxing YOUR Sar.apsria and was then suffer
in from -cr0fua n - most vinrn form bad
ulcers and had lost the Of one afm and The disease
caused -lch Intense pain IA he head that three ply
told me- could not Ive-thai there no help for me.
informed them l-rr was one mel cine would help me-
aud >fnd-s >ir-auarl My physician seeing my
c"inril'' W A. :" tl'a sent YOU ceiAneNf III" NVu
meicei Easing ne >sfsapsrl T. IL use produced INN al,
afe relief. my head : well, and arm, which had
been useless can now with and my health rap dis
Improving. Many people nearing OF my case nave come
siX ard nine miles To and some have taken
Tie >arsapara after witnessing is wonderful operation
one lady told NE ISL week. 10 was doing great things
for her and there three four In this place that
taxing h. ant our merchants find very ready sale for
ssndss Ssrsaparlla Yours, most respectfully,
CORDELlA CaDY.
For further particulars and evidence OF its
peror value and efficiency pamphlets, which may De
obtained of agents grains
Prepares aud sold wholesale and retail. by B, D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. - fultOn-sree rs Broad
way, aud - Eas, broadway. New York.
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United
States. Price : per bOtie.6 bottles for -
fS The public respectfully requested 10 remember
that 10 Is sands sarsapana that has and i constantly
achieving such remarkable cures o the mos difficult class
OF diseases which the human frame l. subject; therefore
ask for sands Ssrsaparia and take other. aul8 I'm
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Temperance and the Press.

To ne kddor Of me irtDnhe'
The readers of The Tribune were very generally
pleased and interested in the article on Temperance
this morning. and the city and country unite in civ
ing The Tribune the credit of consistent advocacy OF
the glorious
1t is 10 be regretted that many Of City papers who
could no, be considered exactly opposed to the TEN
peranec movement, yet never yield more than kind
Of milk and water support and virtually sustain pc.
son which most seriously embarrasses the Temperance
Reformation and advances ln,emperance by not making
drinking dsreputabe. |, painful in coming to this
city from the West few days since, to notice the i'm
mense increase OF grog drinkers in travelling Muttudes
Of young men flock boldly the bars at the railroad de
pots and drink without any apparent shame
notice another unpleasant fact tina, in some OF our
large obbns houses in this City. of their leading
clerks have so strong whisky as to be very
offensive 10 customers.
Let this yrosrins evil be stopped.
a WESTERN MERCHANT"
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Correspondence Livingston & Wells Express.

ETFFALO, AuR- " I-4l II o CIOtK, 7. VI.
Very little new wheat has as yet been sent for
ward but from the superior quality Of the quantity
ceved. and of the samples Of shipments 10 be made.
there can be no question "a to great surplus which
or later must be shipped for market
The sales Of to-day are extremely moderate, say go
bbs from wheat and fresh ground from old al - 60
Tor the former and 1885, for the latter Very iiic is do
ing in provisions Mess pork i held at Sl3 prime NJ
50 Hams and shoulders are scare with good demand
small invoice of Clover Seed IL the market az - per
bushe, bu, the inquiry is not good to-day. High
Wines held at 22i Whiskey AZ l9i. No change in
Wool, and but very little doing.
coored man named Harrison Stewart, employed a.
cook on boad the schooner Home fell overheard yesier
day morning when of sturgeon Point and was drowned
before the small boat could be lowered
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SLAVE CAsE.-The Lancaster Examiner states
that a colored man named VIM. Dorsey brought
before Judge Lewis on Saturday charged with being "a
fugitive slave. Ii having been concusvey established
that he had escaped from slavery and that the present
claimant was his owner. the Court IN compliance with
the law directed him 10 be surrendered 10 his who
resides IN Mary land Dorsey had been for several years
employed of the furnaces Of Clement B. Grubh.
Esq had sustained good character. and had been mar
ned since he this country With lberaty Of
The modest kind. learning that Dorsey remanded
TO perpetual slavery, Mr. Grub came forward and pur
chased his freedom for $500.
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DAKTI>E'~ LOTION

RAKTI>E's LOTION.-A certain cure in all tr
- following cases VIZ Govt, Rheumatism, Swelilngs 81
All kinds Distortions and fractured Bones Bruises Cuts,
Commissions attended with pain and Inflammation Poisonous
Bites ani stngs Burns Scad Chblainr or bunon-,
and Wounds Of every description, affords Immediate
and permanent relief II IS perhaps the only article that car
be- depended upon the of those pains IN the back aud
generally produced by taking cold after violent eXer
tOn and Overlooking For Glandular Tumors, Lumbago
Ery-ipea Tetter Rngwom, and all kinds of Erpuons
OF the Skin, II i most excellent remedy. For Fever and
Ague Ague IN the Fare Csmp IN the Stomach and t-ad-
ache ike charm. But above all, IN the cure OF Ten
dnous Capsuar Injuries sprsns and Wounds Of every
description. Price IS per bottle Any person who
BUYS bottle Of he above Lotion and uses according a.
the directions accompanying each bottle and VINO does no
feel perfectly satisfied the result BY returning tr
empty bottle, have the money reured Travellers VIII DO
weo supply themselves with OF the above Lotion a.
IL occupies very title space and viii be found very useful IT,
case OF accidents &c Sea Captains will also Ind 10 be
first rale article have with them IS simple 10 lts sppl
cation and viii be fOund % answer every purpose OF ne
dicne II has been found during recent passage b.
The West Indies To be certain cure iOr sez-sickness
Principal Depot 31o Broadway.
ivf5 t.i@od C. ; BARTlSE l. CO Proprietors.
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V. B. PALMER 5

COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGES-
u CY. Tribune Building opposite the Cry Han, New
York Wealth usually The re-ut Of welad plans, care
y pursued: II : seldom reached by those direct efforts
which keep the mind constantly on NE OBJECT rather than
the NEANs.n
PALMER respectfully notifies the Merchants, Mrru-
crers, Professional Mn. dr,fs and the business COM
munty generally of this city. who are DESTROYS Of making
t,osa abroad their respective Names, AEmber Sreets and
Purs that he j. tie Agent Of some OF the best Newspa-
pef- OF most of the principal Towns and Cities OF every State
10 the Union and Canads-gnd thai he Is prepared and duly
authorized BY the propne0rs 10 receive advertisements Tor
publication In their respective papers; copies Of which, to-
ether with he terms Of Advertising may be a. his
Office
the information and convenience Of hose no may de-
sire to extend their Country Trade, ~ Adrerng IN the
Co.nf N,,rsrre for v c lie Is The Agent. LET 0f Towns
and Glue. fat be obtained al us Office rom which Merchants
and others may make such selection a. VI" r--i -ui me
several kinds Of business IN which ey are engaged ana ~
the papers Of which u may BE- er interest TO invite the al
ieliOn OF the peopls ef the coHHfry. $500
TLis Agency which originally commenced by he
subscriber ID lS4l now presents 10 the eefpr-ing portion
Of lie business community acomPlee system ~ wlch t<
Of procuring the e2s,0~ 81 ne eonfry may DC en-
braced almost any extent, through Ne medAm VI le
Press. &" fl< mirLfg ie-er eftx bastntss lorid'
V B. PALMER. American Newspaper Agent
iel7 eod Tribune Building, opposite uhr City Hall
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re- To Civ tdxerti.er..-Tb,

~ To City Adverti.crs.-The Knoxville Register.
published al Knoxville Tenn of the oldest and
widely circulated Wing papers In the Western Country. 10
has been established nearly years and has let
subscribers in East Middle and West Tennessee and be-
sides crcuaies less IN nearly every Of the
Western and South Western States hese ciTcuman
make IL of the valuable mediums for advertising ~
found the West aud render is columns
able chsnnel through which NewlOrs City merchants
NAV keep their Western customers informed Of the extent
variety qualify OF their stocks Of goois
ner exceedingly advantageous 10 themselves Advertise
nenis can be Forwarded direct. by mail. Publisher al
Register Knoxville Tenn" or can be- lef with our agents
Tor foryy ar,iing advers mens Mcs-rs Mason Turi-
William street '. B. Palmer, Tribune Buildings. New
all4 ffeOIT
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VALE COLLECE LAW -CU0OL.

parmeni under the direction OF the Hon DAVID Dac-
ctr, Ill. D. late Chief Justice Of the supreme Court Of
Connecticut and Professor Of Law aud tie Hon. SAHUf
j. HTcHcocK, LII D. Instructor IN the Science and Prac-
Ice Of Law. aud Isaac H. TOWNSEND. Esq Attorney and
Counsellor a. Law.
There courses of Instruction and Study .n the
>ch,O0ne called the professional course. and the other
called the general The object ~ the professional
course H. give thorough legal education 10 those gentle
who propose enter the Profession Of Law. The de-
of the general particularly,
to jurisprudence a branch 90 liberal know ledge 4
course with special reference 10 mercantile i1r j. intro
d.ced A. oiien a. any class requests H.
The terms Of fle professional for tuition with
slant use II Text books aud ordinary of the library
As iOowspayabe IN advance, unless for satisfactory rea
For the whole Of Two years hundred and
my dollars For year, eighy dollars. FOR less than
year, ten dollars month For hsn year and
cs than years dollars month after the rt year
The terms of the general twenty dollars for the
Whole cOur-e, for those who attend iai course only pay
able n advances and i've dollars month for any less time
Tie professional students vii have the privilege OF tend
ng The general course and also any additional course, al
pleasure, without extra charge.
The professional commences on The first day 81 DC
Obcr ana the classes lr The gcnera course form on The hfd
Monday OF October annually students advised 10 JOIN
At those times. II conyeuient but they are permitted 10 join
at any olher times
For farther Information reference be had to The Gaia
Ole of Yale College. the Circular Of this Department.
copy Of the Circular viii be forwarded 10 person who
The Instructors.
New-Hayen. August 1T, 1875. au6 2awlm
- CHUOL--A Clergy mau settled IN small congregation
- within sal o the city, proposes 10 take tx boys
into is family and give personal attention to their insrc-
ton
Termf-S75 for seven months commencing September l.
Thu include. oil cxpen-ess board uiton washing &c
Ref,renoes-R. Beneiici. Esq, 50 Peaf-sreei
Mr. David Hale, kditor Journal oi Commerce.
Rev. Dr.. Murray Elizabe'e'own, n Jersey.
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nR. JAG SONS Pile Embfocauon--ln Offering The
~ EmbrocaiOn the public. h- proprietor feels conn
warraning certain, SAFE and speedy cure Il
ha. long been used by Physician Of emnence ana wiz
most oushng success indeed il never falls II used &C
cording 10 the directions
la addition being positive remedy FOR the Peis
fails the inol-rabe itching which Is so yer
common and has rs location IN The paris as the Piles
IL = also valuable application 10 pa niu and indu
rated and Old and uicOlaeOn-d ulcers that Ar
painful and do rot heal Tor ofcuon-m.ny disease
Of skin that Of long standing readily cured BY
this ointment
retail By A D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. u tul-
ton Il Brosdwsy and u East Broadway. None GEM
inc unless with Tire signature u y. Jackson NJ d. on Ne
outside wrapper AMI with the words Dr. k-oDs n e
Emrrocaton Phiia" blown 10 each bottle. Pnce II 2c'
bot =. .lx hnues Tor IS slo I'm
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mr. BEEBE Botanic PHYSICIAN. successor 70 DR.. JON
~ Thomson. son u the founder Of The Ihomsonan y
tenn OF Praerce sui continues 10 tresi chrome
u-ual, his Botanic iufrmary, % bfoonr--tiSr'
doors west Of The Bowerv where nay SUI De nao 81
n.sii-iues a. were formerly kep by Dr. Thomson aso
nnre y.rer.l ,-s,rtu~ut OF Thomsouian ard vegean
Incidence f,r family ard IL reduced prices An
a. nusrinn. for patients. Board and attendance on ?
moi r-,.,u able terms No charge Tor advice
Our Anli-Scorhutc Remedies for Tic blood are ~
-rforu,ug mos, wonderful Please Call and examit
r~riSfaf--- W. ~ = eo-hi
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CAMP MEETING
@. BAOUETi rs

CLASSICAL. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD
NING SCHOOL, EAznbethiowu y. THE principal
. hr honor Ia INFORM bis former pupils sud those " ho
wish fo BIZ admitted n his establishment ihat the duties Of
his school Will be resumed Monday the first OF sepem
Der next
Parents DESTROYS o entru-iing the their children
C. Baauet will ind circulars al Nr r. LOCkWOODS
Bookstore M Broadway. auN oawiw Tu tn Sal
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SHOWER AND yAPoR BATHS.

UATE5 PATENT sldlng Top Chainber SHOWER an
- Vapor Baths This is article no, only we. adapted
t. all the clearly purposes Of the body but combines neal
and elegance 10 be ornament % any chamber
The prices range from s2 upwards a1d occupy bat sma
SPACE IN room. and can be used without spl.ng drop 81
waler Certificates Of their unity from Doctors " Hren
Winslow Lewis Rev. John Pierpon, and many oer pro
issonsl of Bottom. Can be seen al 81
where the article Is for sale ~ .o.. -.
lYln zmeOd WHEELER bheoOE., Ak'nA
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DADDIE.WHEEL.-TL Advertiser wishes 70 treat
\ with some person having sufficient cspia " axe OIL
Patent FOR an improved mode VI propeAng steamers,
Inc result Of many years attention 70 u- subject ana
.ienrfc investigation VI H. hitherto deemed imprscucae.
-d- coasincton founded principle Of Hyfrostailcs
,ug overlooked exceedingly simple and daraDe, Tree
r, H.. l,aaganfazes less attending every pan
II "a er and only requires 70 be known 10 supersede
~ padd w heel and PrCpeers al present IN Prin
rIpal. ONLY VIII b. t.aied with Address A NcC Box -
Elz.bethiowD v J. aul2 & cod
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THE EYE.

nR POWELL 4 DR.. DlO55Y, Oculists ard Ophthal-
- mic Surgeons No. 1l Broadway corner Of Wanen-st
tst organ and il. Appendages and all mperecons 81 vi.
on Testimonials from The most eminent medical men OF
Europe America Reference 10 patients that have been
PERFECTLY cured VI Amauros Cataract, Ophnama, Nebu!s
or specxs on the Eye Strsbismus or Squirting, &C
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain or oper-
auon that cannot be disng lished from tie natural
SPECTACLES.-Adylce gwen 10 the kind Of glasses
suitable particular delects TIE poor ussed rsuitou.y
from tn s P. NJ iyi enfn
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Schools.
FEMALE INSTITUTE

4 T MDDLETOWN. CTS. CHASE, \. 81 Principal
"A This Institution : located n the Cry OF Mdd efown
~hIn half mile of toe Connecticut RIVER The beauty.
heauness quiet and atty OF the City render most
desirable residence for those intending pursue course
Of study. TIE number of Boarrers limited They reside
IN The family with the Principal and Teachers - ho spare
no .ns 10 them all tle comforts ola pleasant
home. regular of study pursued. Young La
sizes can be prepared Tor Teachings complete thorough,
practical and accomplished Education
The Charge for Boardrrs l. 500 per snnum. Music
Drawing, Painting, and Modern Lang uase- being extra
sessions commence August -. November Is and May l-t-
Circulars may be obtained Of Rev H. CHASE No ~ Nar-
sfrecf Mr. 0rE L.y lfavy w flfINs
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OLIVER WHITAKER.

None genuine unless win the words scsrpas OIL Tor
Deafness blown 10 each bOte.
This valuable medicine j. for sale by 4 X. s ID. SANDS,
Agents for the Proprietor, No. ~ Fulton street. 20
Broadway. - Essi Broadway aus Ind
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tlKiiAN>iA WAHt-bs mp f'o'eA hrufs W
sli BnsnniA Meal Goods consi-ins oi Ir- eorrepois
rra-pot- which -ha offer for SAFE a, NE most favor
be prices We are constantly occurring al articles OF
Britannia Ware and II ccr-e -e them a. holesae
and retail Al manufsctures pr ces Bocs tn Bar In
Ananouv and Nrac B..muh for sale n the lowest prices
au.s Nv BOAkDMAS HART, Burning sAp.
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~ DIR. 4. J. Won COrf has removed his Once AMI
German Dspenssry from the Of Nassau and Pear
streets brooklyn. TO No. AIS. Broadway New York Ohce
hours 10 A. NJ. 10 Z. NJ, and from 70 T. NJ Hehss
nand very extensive supply Of remedies OF his pre-
and Importation together with every ce-cr puon
aucy article usually kept IN similar stores Among The ar
cles sold Dr. Won COrt the following prepared by
himself: Life Pills Life Elixir, Restorative Biefs, Cure
fr Piles. Hair Restorative >egars for Asthma Preventive
or Small POX and al other contagious diseases Al ms
ned c!nes purely vegetable he continues 10 give al
ice poor houi charge - De- has done for The las
ltrre years in Brooklyn
NeS-YOfk, 18th August, 1874 Alljn
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Tn. GipgrT-The gibbet has not fifteen years
lie in - NJ in $50 fifteen years hence there shsi be
iearh punishment existing and shall still be in ihis
world together reproach me with being the islsesi pro
het the vercs fool that presumed 10 tax oil the al
yancng spirit of the tines Lord NESeai-
We cordially agree with Lord Nugenl and undertake
share Of the hazards which he here exposes him
self Aambers. Ed. Journal
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PRINTING INK MANDATORY.

V,HE SUBSCRIBER mas recently introduced steam pow
and improved machinery into his mandatory "nicn
enables h 10 furnish his customers With very superior
r;ele Printers and merchants who may have orders Tor
Printers ms Will hnd them promptly executed al oiefA-
excellent qualify which for brancy and durabiy Of colcr
not exce- In the country The subscriber manufacture
fs OF VARIOUS co Or VIZ red blue green, &c Orders =
rec.ed 10 Ms mandatory 20 FfOnfstret between Mon
zcnery and G0Iverneur streets East River. through u-
despatch post. vii be puncluay attended D. tbs pap"r
"A. fr several years past been printed with nk from q
m,ruf.~forv liell Sssw4lnl GEO. MATHEK-
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~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor q
Law and Commissioner OF Dcrs &c vii attend ID ins
iealng Room Of Tsmmany Hal A. all hours Of ne day
and evening jyl5 osa