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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
ASK THE SUFFERER
FROM
ASTHMA

ASk IEE SUtFERER
ASTHMA
,rhat has reered him IN such short time from his
difruliv Of breathing, Cough and SuGocation?
Tie riR tell you it ,ras . FoLgu's Oiosao-
nian, or AH Healing Balum" DISK
the Consumpirc ,rhat las alayed
hls Cough, rem0Ucd the Pam
IN his SIDE and Chest,
checkedhi might sweats
and pt0ced herose
OJneaith upon
his checkl
and he rM tell you
FOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN,
All-HealinS Eaisam.
Ask your friends if they know Of any thing that will so
ir SaS enf 0oufh as
Of the Throst Eogers O o,aonan and they
dncrd to public notice which has been productive much
good in short .9fse %f ,%t Ed e. R ht following
WM BoSD the ce-ofaed Boston cracker baker 90 Nassau
street Brookyn that his WIFE has been afflicted with
h. 5 S Ne
produce Ma' m to y & & se4, m.d ,o ss II.
disease tried it, and also cured ny IT, Mrs Bond now
ing and attend 10 her usual duties through the dl wheu
any annoy vance from her distressing ulalady
came TO the store Tor the purpose Of obtaining bo,tle Of tie
Oosaonan having been afflicted with Asthma for more than
not srrak lie purchased bottle aud rode home Four days
aerw he walked from his residence the Office without
fatigue distance of miles, tel! OF the wonderful
relief which he had experienced from urs about ons hsito
0A' CONsUNPTIoN OF THE LUNGS
Mr COMFORT. IS White so low the moath OF De-
ceneT last that Ne oy his physician HIS sisncs
entertained hope Of his recovery lie PERSUADED 10 y
health that he is able walk about the streets
MIR, Atres the wife of WIN Fl. Attee, James HarmaH,
Esq and George W. Hays Esq all bear testimony from
iheir experience of the healing properties Of this Great
Remedy 10 CONSUMPTION Of the Langs.
SITTING BLOOD.
Mrs THoUsouRS, $50 Monroe st who had bern troubled
for graf length Of time cough and raised quau
ties blood relieved by bottle Of IN. Oosaon4r
and declares the greatest remedy 10 the world.
pESSI, KELLY rs Waer-st. also relieved from The
sam. complaint although he very much reduced when he
commenced taxing having BEEN under the Of hi, phys
clan during the past winter Although he cOughed constantly
and very much troubled with night t~o boes Of
thd remedy enabled him return TO his daily work he
entirely relieved
David Henderson, 60 Lasht street. George w. Burnett
formerly of Newark y j. H-Ory Lisbon 1873 Rvingt0n-st
and other have been speedily and era
neatly cured OF the same complaint by this remedy.
HE ARRAY OF NAMES
which could be oducrd OF persons who have used this great
remedy would than I'LL col umn Among rhe number
We ar permitted refer NJ blnug.r I02 Barcsyre-t
Mr Wilson Of HooOk-n; Mrs Bell OF Morrisowu, y. j.;
jams B. Drvo- k-ade-stre-t; Mrs. hctaee ~ Ator
n.ysTset E smith. 92 % Mrs VIM. Il. Attree OF
this city. and llrs. Archibald, 35 Whr.slfee
Be deceived with otrr .sHrdy when You wish 70
urchase this and remember that osrrS Oosaonia ALI
hrsIng BsIsam sold o.y SaSs4ustr-et door
.poye ,rs Hays 3s FuoGtreet BROOKLYN and
J Hiarsnn's. WiilI,mshurg. ai2 3m~
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u str,at-E b. CLAYTON SONS in constant
receipt adapted TO essy oaash | 81 OF he & ste r, smss ,n
.tr writing together with every description OF and
book pa,ng, coloed .r OF medium and other ,l1e, cave
s- and cloth in e.a, variety silk and log tissue pan and
conreJ &c &c Besides bonnet uuak aud bandoaI
bo,,ds rr-,.Iauers &c. &c my2i
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CURE FOLLOWS CURE!
Purifier sridsnee Of ne eseaey Of ThomIons Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood faptta ~

CONSUMPTlON!

To- Mrs. II. P. WARNER, now residing a, the house Of
Michael c. Fisher Esq Woodbury., y. attacked Il
months since with violent dseaAe Of the lungs
by her physician Dr. Wm Harris tof fhlai-FhA) Cnng-s
- Lungs, The Pain her breast violent VIII
difficult etpra,ion total inability raise the phlrgm pr.
cudias the possibility repose and rendering necessary
be popsd up bsd and three months her voice
Her phy.iclan pronounced her HOPELESS aud sh.
ceaed indulge the hope Of recovery. About this Tine h
heard Of he numerous cures rrrfoImed by !
COMPOUND ST. RUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPIHA
commenced usnE IL In very sb time hsr heal lin in
proved and 5 strsd the sf ,h, vauabi.
r.ty ,hr has been itsfaly rescued from the grave.
The above in resaId my wife's restoration IL
health strictly true and the result solely attributable
the of Thomson syIup Of Tar and Wood Aaptha even
other fcmedy hzvIGy failed in her
Phahelphia, May 10. lsi5. HENRY r. WARNER
Prepared and sold BY 8. p Thomson Druggist, Phlace
phia aud sold wholesale and retail CITY by A b
lands & Co. Chemists and Druggists z73 Broaaway COZ
Chambers Sold also al 70 Fulton and II Est Broso'
pricr 50 mi1 IN.
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@Gp THOMPSoN'S TRUSSES, ofiice 10 Beck
L %NAman street. Absut 300 OF the hrst phyHicianS
S@cn sSand surgeons OF New-York have given their
decided preference to this Truss, a. you can
graduate the pressure from ono TO fifty pounds on the
cupiurc without back pad, which does much injury
the spine. fair TRIAL being the best tcst Of Its supert
,rty, is applied and SIX days trial given and It docs
retain the rupture while performing every kind Of
.rcse coughing, and give perfect easein word ID
not satisfactory In every respect, the money chscry
eturncd and this !s the only condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent cure Is easily eHeessd.
and warranted, II directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention tbs Efe
uptured and the round the hips. they gTa5
the pressure suit their Sold Wholesale and
etiIl NJ I3 Re.kman.st, au II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

TRIBUNE BOOK -BINDERY,
No. I SPRUcE-STaEET.
(THIaD sToRY)
YLORD & ASDER,
Are prepared 10 execute Binding for BOOK SELLERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES, and private individuals.
n B-Par;icular attention paid 10 rebnding old Books
Periodicals. Music &c. IN good style aud reasonable
rates.
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound
short notice j27tf
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tor sair VI tkx afEest
SE Of Vegetable Grass aud Flower Sveds he
-Ae found this city. all e which will be wsrantsA
ais -yey description; choice oube DIhlia. fom 81 70
per dozea. or rs zach amous which will Be many th.i
taken the prsia. and have it hfsf
t:owrs Charles Isth Id Catharine Jrrnys AifA
ufpurea, BRIDE Al1gvun Oakley SURPRISE Blue Eonpst,
Noke Beauty Of sn Anselrs U.iqus. Pekwiet ke.
We have also Of thr finest collections o moss ehoios
and leretuai Roses sIowng and id Hover, al Hsyn o.
9Th 2h avenue which be surpaised.
qun.d, By any grower this couatry. We Will bave
-cirn-s hs fresh every day during The season, tho
store and will be pased have those who load OF
h-se charming flowers call either place and examine s
themselves
Our last Daha lr Of 1890 piants will ske place early de
9suug vr~k vf which ne notice will be gwen
49, ~ MAP St ABMAN s35 Broadwiy.
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iTNORD 3. THRRsHgR

<zGENN HULL'S TRUSSEs.-Notice 70 RuptuIeA
~ ATersons.-Persons afflicted with Rrprnsa
EsA gmay rely upon the best instrumental aid tho
world affords, on application At the oftes,
No. Vcsey street, either the agents In the principal
.owns In the United States. BE careful TO examine a
back pad OF Hubs Trusses they endorsed b.
Dr. Hull In writing None genuine, orto be relied upon
70 good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken 70 vend limitations 1
aus celebrated Tru,ses thousands imposed upoa
m consequence. These limitations be relied upouS
they arc made by unskfui mechanics, and no betsf
han the ordinary Trusses.
Rooms been fitted up No. Yesey street, sxco-
lively for ladies, having separate entrance from the busI
less department. where female In constant attendance
20 walt upon patients. MI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

Feb i5 1915. Providence. X. |.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of sure
rior value aud efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
agents gratis Prepared and sold Wholesale and reta and
for expectation BY A. D. D. SANDS. Drusglsts, n" ~
Fullnn.st; 273 Broadway;77 East Broadway. asst m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

IA sen l. BELL, Ilenlers III Law Blank. Byus, ngd
y Stationary. have returned 10 their former stand, Nj 5s
they will continue keep complete general assortment OF
stationery ofh- hest quniy. Enclh Fr-nch and American
Also Bank Book. ni every DESCRIPTION always hand and
made to order. ruled and hound 10 nny pattern Cnmnercl-
ana Law Blanks oievey DESCRIPTION and most approved FORMS
nYnle,i on the best qualify Of paper general
school Books constantly hand Printing and Binding at
,noda,s.e nrIr,s myi4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
C0VVI-SION PAPER WAREHOUSE

CUNMISSIUN FAf EIl ~ .ANI IIOUNLl.
CYRUS w FIELD, No. 9 Burling slip. New-fork.
Owoud respectfully announce that he has made such e!i'n
wI;h m.Hui.currrs throus the New
England AID Middle St.ie thai he Will III constant recr
Of PAPERS adapted every branch oil trade These daily
snrtmru winch for variety quality cno; b- surpassed
Acting as Agent the manufacturer ne enabled 10 or
for cah r notes He feels assured that ne offer
strong Inducements purchasers throughout the en.d
~ Psp-r Makers supplied with RaGs Bleaching Powder
Il ,srrn, " " ~ nyI9lm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

, CCOUNT BOOhS-FRANCIS = LOUTRr.L. y
n tadeu Lane hay. haad m extensive assortment OF
sc,onut Books all OF their manuincjus- which they
offer at exceedingly low prices From their ment setts
oil Books be selected which Cannot Ian 10 please those
who desire a good artcl- tkt lowest price
large of Fortisa and Domestic Stationery
ocp use Papers every descrpt0nsome very thin Let
Paprs1 sheets weighing opi one onnce too.cap and
Jrl,rs or Printing Ruling and Binding will imme
da attention and be furnished ~ auy sy le required
~ FRANCS 4 LOUTkEL,
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with mares and colts, not worth more than sew
enty-fve cents each Tanned and broken for
the saddle, they are worth three to five dollars.
Fancy ones bring fancy prices and occasionally
a horse will sell as high as one hundred dollars
but it is very rare. Like the cattle, they are all
branded, which gives strangers a very disagreed,
bic impression at first.
Wheat aud corn are now raised, Sufficient for
the consumption of the country, at times they
are exported. The farmers keep The cattle rom
their fields by boys on horseback, driving them
away,-as fences and bitches are rare. There
are immense quantities Of thistles, which in the
Spring shoot up to 6 or 8 #. The sun dries the
stalks, and they are used for fires in the country.
Many of the Estates have squares of Peach trees,
which are cut down every four years. Peach
wood is almost the only fire wood Of the city,
except what is brought from the North side of
the river and Brazil and the trees planted on
the Islands of the Parana river by the Jesuits,
have now spread over its thousand Islands,-and
the towns on its banks are supplied with fruit
and fire wood from them. The fruit is "A varie-
ty of cling-stones, not very large, but of good fla
vor. The soil is so rich that potatoes require
foreign seed. The third crop is so watery as to
be unfit for eating. Beans, peas, and most veg
etabIes, are raised in great abundance, p%articu-
Early tomatoes.
The Pampas abound IN game in almost in
credible quantities. and animals with valuable
skins hares, and armadillos, that are considered
a great luxury for eating the biscatchia, a spe-
cies of prairie dog; the %nutria, a species of musk
rat, the fur being a substitute for beaver, and OF
whose skins 500, 600 are annually exported
Ostriches, and every specifies Of crane the scar
let Ibis, A~amingos, and spoon bills, which are
sometimes seen in thousands curlew, plover, and
snipe, of various classes, and in great abundance.
The officers of our NAVY would frequently bag
fifty brace in a days shooting. Two kinds Of
partridges and pheasants, double the size of ours;
swans, and wild geese, in such quantities as in
winter to literally make parts of the lakes look
white. The Swedish Consul General for the
River La Plata, was a naturalist, and he has in
his cabinet thirty-two different and distinct kinds
of wild duck, which were found on the Pampas.
Some of them have been pronounced equal tc
Canvass backs. The rivers abound in fish to an
incredible extent, About twenty varieties, and
all very good, are to be found in the market. A
climate with but few changes, and of delightful
temperature. 1t only requires peace, to convert
these Pampas into a fourishing agricultural
country. Millions can be sustained where now
only thousands exist.
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]. c. SMITH.
III O IL AL.
The PampaS of BuenOs AyrcS.

That tract of country South of the Parana
River, and of lat. 33 South, extending West to
the Andes, goes by the name of the Pampas,
and is a level country, formed apparently by the
washings ofthe great tributaries Of the La Plata,
without stone, OF rock, or a hill, more than a
gentle elevation of few feet, so level that a car
rage can go over the fields in any direction,
and without a single tree, or bush, 1t is one
immense meadow, covered with l~uxurlant grass,
mingled, in the Spring time, with a thousand va
Yieties of beautiful flowers. The winters night
is rarely so cold as to form ice of the thickness
Of glass, and snow is never seen, The Their
mometer is never below thirty, or above ninety.
This plain is but partly settled. A line drawn
North and South, one hundred and fifty miles
West Of Buenos Ayres, and from the Parana
river, to three hundred miles South of that city,
embraces the portion Of country under civilized
rule. Over the rest rove the Pampa Indians.
who go as far South as Patagonia, in summer,
and who CONF North in winter. Clothed gen.
orally in skins, eating horse flesh, robbing and
numbering whatever opportunity offers, they are
the nearest kin to b%rutes, of any race of Indians
that exist on the American continent. The set,
tied part is divided into estates, generally con-
tanning two to FIVE square leagues of land. A
league contains $500 acres on which the prin,
cipal business is raising cattle, sheep, and hor'
ses. Each land owner has a peculiar brand
which is registered at the Office in the city, aLd
all animals with that brand are his property
The owners drive together all the animals once
a year, and brand the young; and when they
are sold, they. are branded again, or counter
marked, and then marked with the mark of the
new owner. The animals are driven up to pens
generally near the centre of the estate, every
night, and they soon get into the habit Of eating
away from their sleeping ground until noon, and
then turning their steps towards home. One
square league will support ten thousand animals
although it is rare that so many are put within
that space. The calculations early this year
were, that in the State of Buenos Ayres there
we're 5000, 600 cattle, 1000, 600 sheep, and
1000, 900 horses, Cattle are worth about three
and a half silver dollars each, when selected fol
market. The owner sells a drove. All the an
finals are driven together, and all the neighbour
are invited to the froIic of separating cattle TO
market. A most exciting frolic"it is, for thu
cattle are not tame, and it is not very safe t.
approach them, except on horse hack. Abour
twenty tame working cattle are stationed abou
: half a mile from the herd. The purchaser point
-out an animal to be taken out, and three horse
men dash in atnongthem; the. animal runs, ant
the. hgrsernan manages to get on each side Of
and behind him. A race begins the riders
shouting like mad men, so manage. as to bring
the animal to the spot where the tame oxen arr
quietly grazing, when refining in their horses, h
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ANIMAL WI

N1MAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question, that
II means can be so chemically combined as to act upon the alb
sorbent system, and remove various denominations, which, if allow
ed to continue, will create disease, pain, troublesome tumOrs, NOR
bid swellings, and scrofulous diseases, &c.
According to Chemistry and the physiology of the human system
a remedy has been discovered, and is now applied and rendered
successful, in removing painful swelings, PAIN in the side and
back, scrOtulous, kings evil, enlargement about the neck and throat,
age cakes, engagements of the spleen, &c. One thing should be
minded by every physician, that the means here spoken of should
be used in preference to every thing else, in case of gatherings or
painful swengs in the breasts fthOse who nurse, Those who
are in the habit of being troubled in this way, should use it before
any symptoms of hardness are manifested. No exposure to cold
will have any effect on the parts where this application is worm
When the breasts are painful, there are no means which can be us
ed that will give so quick and certain relief as tins. Those who do
not wish to suffer must bear the above in mind, and use the means
here specified for it never. fails in this disease, neither can it fail.
The reader can readily see, tfit can soften and subdue such infa-
nation, Of how much Importance it would be to use in cases of
weak backs, spna. irritation, and in fact all kinds ST weakness or
inflammation. As an external application in Liver Complaints, pain
in the hips and shoulders, it has no equal and as a pain extractor,
there is no magical drops or linamcnts that will compare with the
JEW DANID'S or HEBREW PLASIER-that is the remedy, and
itis two well known among physicians in general, to need any fur
Their description. Thousands have been relieved by this Plaster,
after every other application has failed. a pamphlet giving an ac-
count of its discovery, with certificates, directions, &c, accompany
each box, which is sufficient to spread & or 7 plasters-Price, 50
cents. 1t is pleasant to wear, and no one need fear of taking cold
in that part over which the plaster is applied.
For sale by 5. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
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breath, picking at the nose, grinding the teeth during sleep, starring
in sleep with fright and screaming, troublesome cough, and fever,
ishness, are among the Prominent symptoms OF the presenc Of
SHERMAN WORM LozENGEs
WIN Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms, ana e.,
Half Orphan Asylum, has added her testimony in their favor, t. he
thousands which have gone before. She States that there are yer
using Sherman's Lozenges, and she always found them to be at
tended with the most beneficial effects. They have been proved to
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Tightness of the Lungs
or Chest, may be cured. Rev. Darius Anthony was very low from
Consumption, Jonathan Howarth, the celebrated Temperance Lee
t 7, was reduced c to J the verge Z off, the s grave " By raising glood, Rey.
the Western part ofthe State, Rev. Sebastin Sueeter, of Boston, the
wife of Erasmus Dibble, ESQ., IN MOravia, and hundreds of others,
nave bee" 'sll'sfd fa &lHHE'Sssid p 386 = RT6of T6z IL e
And no medicine has ever been offered to the public which has
been more eGectual in the relief Of those diseases, or which can be
recommended with more confidence. They allay all itching or ini-
cation, render the cough easy, promote expectoration, remove the
tause, and produce the most happy and lasting effects.
.... HEADACHE,
~Palptaton of the Heart, Lowness of spirits, Sea-sickness, Deepen,
mer or Bowel Complaints, also all the distressing symptoms arising
from free living, OF a night of dissipation, are quickly and entirely
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LozENGEs.
They act speedily and relieve in a very short space Oftime, giving
tone and vigor to the system, and enable person using them, to un-
d'rgo great mental and bodily fatigGg;
Weak Back, pain and weakness in the Breast, Back, Limbs and
other parts f s4FR RG Cd 'J are s sPssdhy X and de sffs E Ct 91, relieved by
Which costs only 70 12 cents, and is within the reach of all. So
g grSa ta has been sn, the REP reputation nad@, Of g this article that one million will
the best strengthening plaster in The world;
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
DR.. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, has his name with directions
printed on the back of the plaster, and a 0JFAc sIMILExN of the
Doctors written name under the directions. None other are genu
inc, or to be relied on. DR.. Sherman's Warehouse is No. lO6, Mas
sau st. New York.
The The Genuine is for sale BY the following Agents, 5. P RrRfrr4R,
Montpelier; A. cleveland Il Co., ~BrOokfeld; e. Hobart & Co., w.
%Iandophj L. R. Ainsworth, Winiamstown; N. G. Hale, Chelsea;
J. Pratt, Post Mills; G. ". Prichard & Son, Bradford; AT Ban,
croft, Plainfeld; N. Wires, Cambridge; H. S. Camp, Stowe; r.
Landon d Co., WnlistOnj Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; ]. Saw
yer, Moretown; Cushman & Flint, Warren; Waterman & Cady,
MIorrisyllej 4. D: Llmpson & Co, BraintTee; J. R. Smith, Ludlow
+. Childs, Wilmington; Briggs Il Purd, Rochester: L. P. Nevens
Royalton; G. R. Moulton, Bridgwater; HIN. Smith, Bethel 80
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DALN.EY'S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR: the wonder and blessing of the age, a hundred fold cheaper
and superior to all other compounds. Fame from a million tongues
says, 'neXt to the Bible let it be priced" "Ifit cost 800 a box we
would keep it constantly i'll the house, we hold it as indispensable
stopped by it, and of bruised, swollen, broken, strained, stung, poi
soned, cut, jamed, or otherwise wounded parts; and CURED WITH
OFT A SCAR. 1t unites broken limbs RAPIDLY, cures the WORST PILES
sore eyes, CoNsUMPTtoN, inflammation and painfulness of the bowels
indeed ALL internal and external soreness, bronchitis, and spinal in
jures, in truth, whether Man or Beast be suffering, like a miracle il
cures.
The renovating and balmy influence of this wonderworking san
alive is fast extending itself into every corner of this intelligent con
tnent. Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within its precincts will say, "we owe much to its MAGIC touch p
turn your footsteps towards the more humble cottage, and the ten.
der mother will es its soothing aid: and the prudent husband
man will confess he has never lost a cows udder, a gelded lamb
pig, calf, or colt, had a CALLED s%houldered horse or lost his labor by
hurts or strains, since he has used il. For the vast host of disease.
TOR which this mighty salve is pre-eminently beneficial, and for
history If the forgeries upon it, see pamphlets of Agents. If H
Daley be not written on each box in colored ink, with a pen, it is
poisons you buy.
For sale at LOG Nassau st., one door above Ann, and at Mrs. Hays
l39 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
The genuine is for sale by the following Agents: S. p. REprrErp,
MontpelieTj A. Cleaveland, ~Drookfeld; f. Hobart & Co.. West
Randolph; E. II. Ainsworth, WiIiamstown; N. G. Hale, Chelsea,
J. Pratt, Post Mills; G. w. Prichard & Son, Bradford; A.. T. Ban,
croft, Plainfeld; NJ. Wires, Cambridge; II. S. Camp, Stowe; r.
Landon & Co, Wiliston; Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; j. Saw,
yer, MNoretown; Cushman & Flint, Warren; Waterman & Cady,
Monisvhlej J. r. Smith, Lndlowi F. Childs, Wilmington; Briggs
Il Price, Rochesterj y. P. Nevens, Royalton; G. R. Moulton, Brdg-
water II. n. Smith, Bethel.