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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28


leaned as plainly to the side Of the Liber-
ais, and one paper, the "Woodst ock
Age" took the Liberal side and advoca-
ted it from the beginningl
The Herald asks us to
"Look too, at the committees that have de-
cided this question favorable to the wishes
of those who favor what they call jndIcioUs
licenses -lWndsOr, RutIaRd, Wmdham;
are there any stronger Wing counties inS
the State than these?'
We are not well informed as to how
the matter was managed in Windham
County, but we, in turn ask the Herald
to look at Windsor and Rutland counties,
Here, in Windsor The Mercury, and the
Windsor Journal both political whig pa.
perS, and the Chronicle, religious whlg
paper, advocated the tPinkeye Ticket
might and main, while the Age, the only
democratic paper in the county-met them
openly-lought the battle on Liberal
grounds and beat them. In Rutland coun-
ty where the Age Circulates the Liberals
carried the day against the Herald, which
if it leaned toward, the Liberal party dared
not say so, and the Voice of Freedom
(whig) Which openly advocatedPlnkeye ism,
After having left the Liberal party of
Rutland county to fight their own battles
last winter, alter having kept very cum
ningly aIooI from the danger of being call
ed a "Rummy" &c, &C., those who stood
up to the rack wont trouble it for any adj
vice these days.
sLJ"The Herald, will have the kindness
to state, that so far as the WIndham Co.
Democrat and Pnkeycsm is corccyned, it
is nat the organ Of Gen. kellogg, He is
no Pinkeye, though as strict temperance
man as can be found in the State.
1t is rather curious to notice, how, as the
prospect increases of awar wilhMeXico, the
old federal feeling of the democratic wing
party in the state works up to the surface.
These M,rican democrats are lust, now,
where they were in the Revolution, and
IN the last war--on the side of the
enemies of democracy and the country
The Reyolut IN was a iool-hardy war;
so they said, then. The last war was i'm
polite and unjust and ",jim Madison
ought to have been hanged" See files Of
VI, Watchman, aud now, that there IS a
bare chance of another war it is equally
fooI-hardy and unjust, and the President
is equally cuIpabIc with President Madi-
son. The truth is these Mexican demo-
Gratis can never see a war carried on be-
tween this country and any other without
taking side with our enemies. Patriotic
people these "dcmocrotic" whigs
.fddiSoa CouR'y Lt5crW COarcatton.-lhe
proceedings of the convention will be found in his
weeks paper The persons composing the con-
yenrion are of the highest responsibility. There
seems to have been no party feeling about the
matter, and we judge that it is intended by the
Liberal men Of that county to give the ticket
firm support. The people who believe in The OBJ
for ,,hirh tho cOnvnn, ion ,y,s crIln1 ou,o
to themselves 10 give it their votes as it is only in
this way that they can hope to free themselves
from the drab pants and tea parties which have
so long be pcttcoatcd the county.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-28
IOWlng COnIeNSrN nrOhts:
Capital. Profits p

These arc the annual dividends De
cLARED by these companies, and what
portion Of the profits they have reserved
no one can tell but those concerned
Ifthcse enormous profits result from do
ing only "2-3ds as much as they might
do, we DO not wonder at the struggle
they are making in favor of the present
tariff or the presen. low prices of WOOL
With such facts as these before him, the
farmer can see to whose pockets the ro.
ward Of their industry find, its way. Can
he exist under such system of plumber
and wrong? While he, by
his vote, aid in fastening on this country a
sy stem that strikes a death-b'ow at our
and freedon.-II. Rep.
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i]atcnt ttle0ieines.


A COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION rom
n Mid Cherry Ssrs and Tsr.-The best REMEDY
known c ,r Word for the q Coughs Coscs Asihns
Group e--i.rg 0f The LInss, Whoopngcog,h eTotet-
Ia -usnxa shorlress 81 Breath. Pan and Weakness IN
the Breas Side Liver Comp SIM and ne nrs' Stage" OF
CONSUMPTION.
rCA THOUSAND CURES. IN case. deemed utterly
hopeless have drmy established rs VAst superiority over
every former medical discovery. II has always been syeu
"<aures own Prescription" being formed cciecy NON
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry bsra ard Tsr-two
thai thckly scattered wherever diseases Of me
gnss prevail We Five few instances Of s exisorcinary
pow ,r. ffofn acAalOgue Amos without end:
als lattress VIII te gwen a. he Se~Ncrk Agency
waO up ~ q, Of her physicsrs 10 die OF coz.
Sumption had ard wmor for ronths the site-rasei
among aTge quantities OF matter sor, hsny sb-sncstsd
taken 90 mo-, tuT months. Oeng past al hope-en.
lIey cured by few bottles VI. his ssssn 10 september
and Oc.ober ii4A
down fer years lo,nr obliged % sleep N sittns
ro-iue far cured 20 ren 10 MS business r the meet
slurrly weather.
Thons. -sdee Esc }. P. Jamaica L. l. cured Of ssiaa
Roma, Corars Hsisoufed. y. J. iesthes under oa.h,
a. b. h,s violent ough snl pain IN he sde-ior mouths
fss large quanfe. % corrupt msiior-sso much boed-
1s rffsc.als could DO but hue tor ll-.iNe am p OF
rrrrv hrf fi ro eouG-hs friends ~ supros'd NJ nti
ea1rns consumption "satrely cured BY .hres bottles oil
NiSrAR', BALSAM. - -, =,
MIA Aan p HonSns Of kn0wevile, Y. Y: entirely
cured II liver complaint and general de9lAy Oh esue
months sfanan. 80,
Jacob Hoffman ". y. Huntingdon. cured q child OF 2;
sc-obe OF Obstinate disese VI the Lungs, Alter ne Lao
WED al thr usual rrTeis Ia vain
Csses daily occurring In every part OF ~ country
IL every shade OF Lung snd Liver Gserse over every on''
preparation heretofore known 20 the wsrlc -
: a. Whocsae and Retail. by A. Il. \ ~ SArD>,
hursac uugsi. - Fg..On-st New York. Sold a.so o.
Only AaeNTs IN rnls CRY. Price . per bottle sI
bottles Tor - m'H-nn
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Down Uay-POtatOcs-Frcc Trade.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
CAsrINE Maine, Aug. G. ISIS.
This State. as far az can learn has suffered bst
little from the drouth. They are now slowing
their barns with Hay. and the crop Is good I1ia-
toes, which are the next main crop. give some ovl-
deuce of diseasc--it is slight appearing in the tops
which are less vcrdant The hopes of the farmers
rSvery much in the Potato crop-thc chief export
able product of the farmer. Wheat grows indii
ieeny and il il quite too cold for Corn Oats grow
terahlv But their Bread Groceries, &c are pur
chased from the proceeds of their Potatoes and Fish
which their fishermen obtain no, only from the Bay
bet the Ocean.
Competence comfort and steady habits prevail
al is now still the houses are empucd, and The
churches ovcrfowinc The society Is charming
Perfectly docorous cvidcnciug refinement aud edu-
aaon. Their habiiations are commodlous a. TO size
and construction. and many neatly aud even Gle
san,ly furnished have convcrscd with several M
alhgeni farmers One of them said 10 me that their
hopes rested ON the Tariff. Repeal the ten cents
Per bushe duty on foreign Potatoes, ana We are
stamped; Nova Scotia can then unfer-Selus. How
Sf Their living is far inicriorio oars their hao Ia
Soaseos, but lie compared with ours. furnished IN
ne plainest. cheapest manner. Their food Is nsh.
&C and that costs but little they pay nothing tor
~aca,ing their children and they could afford to
nse Potatoes a, ten cents per bushel which Is just
otaa' me duty they now mus, pay before they can
"ae In competition with US.
lhs simple statement illustrates the depressing
vPerallon of Free Trade. Those who live the poor
~ and sabsis the cheapest can sell their produc
IONS whether Agricultural or Manufacturing, the
0ntspes:- Nothing but absolute degradation will
sSaole US successfully TO compete with Foreign
s .s IN corresponding products wilho1ta Ia
M Of Protection.
ine NewYork merchant would no, be less at
wed than the Maine Potato producer Free Trade
wa soon drain our Banks of Specie, when cur
rsP' currency would vanish. and the means OF
Ing debts. already contracted would be cut on
81 regulations for the future would be les>encd.
h. he Labor Of the Country brought almost to
So, sand. The merchant though keen in his bu
~ Will often be found miserable Political Eco
sa.S Tar behind the plain farmer do not re
r snoer ths, ever converscd with farmer that
p.a. not understand the favorable bearing OF
w.'eSung Tariff on his interests when the facts
vas 80 sld before him. Not 80 with merchants even
SsesHy their reading and intercourse with foreign
/, !. ana agents have perverted their minds and
rs... .acai' to bring them TO course OF correct
>Ssning. w.
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AFFRaY At H.NNfrAL.-W learn that an e.I-s,-
ioos place The streets u Il urls .as, Th.-.fav -
tween NJ. Bailey and d. Osfr Grant: The later
p,rson was stabbed o. 81 size ri-f l4t . gs-h ,-r
drawn from the II he former. Grant wa in tr,
carious situation snd not expected On recover
= Louis New Era
OlTRLIS C0HwEscEwgsr-The Commence
rneuf -xercses al ihe O5srn Collegiate Institute Axe.
place tie 9Th OF August ElAu Burnt tn Learned
Blacksmith has accepted Invitation from th. Union
Anniversary Commencement.
WATER CuHE fsTkBLIsHrEyT-A gentleman
rom New-Yok hs. recently 3cen IA town with the view
10 Locating whtsr cure -stil.-hmeni here He nni.
ihe water o. MI river We pied O. the purpose
Northampton Nl-ss) tisze;.e
SCHOOL FUSD IS TEvyrssrE FOR ls4s The
amount OF school fund sppor-0nei j. s113i6 4. which
gives 70 each child 4i. crLis The uula. er ID children
returned Is 25235-.
y one Of the persons suspected Of the recent
aud murders Ael4l. was rrstai n the car on
bic Wy % Cincinnati Ec was resident filt civ hy
the nam. nf COX rnl watch sugposod 20 t-r- .o uf,
0i fGe inurIe.s. o.. b i.4aI on li- ner-0n de-
ra cxam.ns %. l9r- ihe Mayor AID 1a.k o Xeria
~ During ibc Thunder storm on sunday even.
lng s-t large barn. oeonsn- 20 Francis CLARK near
Dorn"ail -lnal- og Doe NOrtA lusfr. wls stack tA
ginning and consumed IS t.c.
- " understand tia' fhe Boston Cri set Clrb
niend 20 cha..n'e ihe Ac~-iork cu0 % pl, houe
and home mst,h shorty. Boston Post.
~ At Copc3yi y n. on tie 10Th instant. the
Pine Woods ka- OF fho VILLAGE Were wrapi in fire.
wh lh had already spllsi ..tr mlay acres sid VS.
sending up RI Immense sOIme % .Iu1.c. Mauv pro-
p.c-Dwufrs Of woodland. and 0thcrs-haf gone over
with fire apparatus. % check % possible, IL rava-e
80 Ia BOsf0H Francis l.. Capen usher at the
May hcw school has been prosecuted for cruelty npun.
ishing a small boy. pupil 10 that school.
60 Ia B0sfoa on sunday last tho house Of John
Town, Il Friend street, robbed of slo0 while tie
fam. were gone o. cAu- D.
- At Rqciae Wisconsin. ; II Fen b., been
committed To take b. iila Tor shooting aid killing
EJenclcr MD0aad
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ERnE tAHlBluONs.-ELYslAN FIELDS, HOBO

srhrE tAHlblIlONS .-LLislAN FIELDS. HOBO
4 kEN.-tvcrv far day.
MR. MCCARTHY has 70. rreat expense engaged Mons.
GUERDO, le great aud wonderful GyWl-stc PrrfJrnrI
who " u appear TO- o. wees only, afi 20 through some
Of MS extraordinary AID wonderful fat- of -ieu h anl
agility performed fh- Roya Onera House Paris, be-
fore the royal family and mobiles o., Fra,ce.
lie mas also engaged one week longer the FTHlO-
Plan OPERATE BROTHERS AMI SISTERS, who vii
ave a variety oflew aud splendid performances every fair
day-ihus afon Ing tt Aies and gentlemen who visit
Hoboken after dinner, splendid Promenade and novel
amusement.
The foiOwinT wei known AMI celebrated performers
compose the OPERATE Band Of Eihorian- Mr.. d.
GARDNER, the OILY person living VINO person1'cs the
Nrgro wench In claracts'. and almost ter-- ceiec on
Also the only rival brrc-qIe dancer uf E--er, Celeste
&c. and has equal il lie following beautiful d.crs-
Cac'uca. La Bayllere. FL Bclfro, RI Jaro de Noes
Polka, &c. BILLY WHirLOCh, he great lDcJmOive
Niger ard acc0npi-'41 Banjo Payer. OLD DAN
EMMETT the ceierrai-l Nipns' and old Virginia niger
who j. always hand when there j. music peniig.-
CHARLES WHITE tie unrvll,ed Acorlionst and
celebrated Ne-fo performer MASTER JERRY BRf-
An I on the Casfnets and'v oIiirriu Ne-rU Dancer.
GRAND FLSSLEk SERENADE by Gardiner and
Whriock in which ney have apf arc together upwards
Of 200 nights .l fie Royal Theatre, London.
Mr Gardner VII ai-o Introduce De- celebrated Cfrhucla
Ia Baylierr, ending with the real seuul-c ODD Virginia
Dance.
Mn Whiiiock il lis original Locomotive Bui.ine. ac-
compaairi wlin "a lnughahls aud amusing story.
I'll. F.Mopeal pHtraar Lrniher- hal Sister iu Songs
G.ee- Caouscs par0llcs krirsns, Catches, Dances &C
sc. sc
Performance 20 commen-ra; rasi O'Clock. a4ii G-
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ilaient nle0itines.
sANps,s sARsAPARILL.

Fos IHE Removal ANo rESvsSfsr cuRt % All p's-
.ssf. ARISING Fsr-- ~ ,iPvsE STATE o. rHA
sLoop. Ok HsBfr % THE system
Tie op..rao VI t. pre- psrz0r i thre-0ii II
aiorlc siren g lie digestive power anu Restoring the
ippe,e As ga s2.sl peculiarly suited and genie In Is
laxative eerc ant snsePtc, purifying the auids Of
he body AMI neuarlg IN the blood The sctve principle
ofli-sase TIE msny well authenticated cres Of Scroiais
Of the malignant carncter wrought by sandss sar
sspsrs. have given wide ard deserved celebrity But
-one Scrofla IN the clss. OF diseases u
which belongs thai ih. prepaaron has aeeu found sene
fcis L. specific IN many diseases OF tie -kn. and n.As
De- aim n',ierel With favorable results in al a.o eHs
else, controlling influence n bilious complaints, AID when
lh- SEN hs been dcbarl either by the ofpowenai
mner -c -rs OF o. rr calses D., 90 be found sycei
lent r-.,orlrv-.
Tie follow ng certificate -arrife. m remarkable
rrsfner. the great medical value %. lie sass4psi.a
severe case Of scroflious lAscl.ns
Mssr-s L. 2 s. j. giaL-G aicneu. M, 81. 81, ,.s .1r
D.. describe f.. lri benefit your lrlr as
been 10 me. have been affected win '.0,m ulcers.
mi f- 'r 80, ~ i .-s se'a sll e. pecal ~ -' SUD-
mtrs...n Afr.sff..F lrr.4fal i1 small punches ID,
10 yaf's 40 rg o-f and ' we're sd IN s1r aiifioi
VII -.-lr pan. ID M f 4 ts 3, Na 70 nreAA -li discharge
large cftnffr- cf rr.cr 'c rg l.crra, hrL aie
.a. hlie- ire very bone by -uferlnss ~.
tense consulted l- most eminent physicians "A me cry
With bus very li- i.lelf. During The syiilef would .cl
better. tg. wren sprrT cane thev re-rrrd O.. BAL
ever. ana 'st c0nyllcfi Ia my mind ihal wogd ne
u. 20 ~ a.i asi. bat me lord spared rom
year "a snoAer mil r. a., OF your Safsspsrls
For about Jour nih- previous my taxing Jour sarsaps
rla clui sleep blf little while tine. either iy
Or nj H. and al uues .-,iad as huugh should DE witt
ain aId for lr wali 10 sleep ! dreaded iAe return o.
I'D DO being ul l-f o e.. uos' ID. &c uine sd ircl "a
~ r-nn t0 rest thought nv children woli IND NJ
-ra1 D" ut ".,' '.'.i,' ga "' , IL
one night srd feeling 10 pain | ihoush, ! dyir q.
SUI REQ e. % my mini 10 rise ug io see u bal sny
s.iau-'iL fnin- ao difficulty doug 30, .ni a.ier 81.
ga lQ si,i' tn. f..ri flh- itli i-lch .Diifr ai
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INFORMANT DISCOVERY.

y TIT-T"---s y
"a PANACEA.-1bis Medicine. compounded solely from
vegetable aer. free liun aduention, and warranted ee
from any ingredients ie1menia ~ health. was discovered
about one year sn-r D.. individual sufey afflicted u IN
Of most suei ly-cians IN the niti sales
for eight ye.rs, without fe ,usi apparent hope oi sr
o. sf,r fHsll i.e above nansi mscn- for nse WceNs
rezOfe,i 'r. iti. That medicine las t'tn '"id
se lNttl aan 10 arc'r ace with direcions 10 eneS'
perfect clre uf tIr u.uHll. di-eHfts. 10 wit. : \ 1T
RhRUM SCKOFlIA ULCERkrFp sCROFULA, tE-
ILk SORES BRONCHITIS. klNGs ELL, IlllsIE-
LOTNFLANifATORN AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
PILES, RNsiPELAs, BlLEs. sClRNN, thkONiC
SORE EYES, BLOrChES, fldPLEs ON TUT NJ.
SCALD HEAD. AND ALL CIrANEoUs DISEASES
or PAINS OK ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNyu
DlCiOUS Use or MERCURY OR AN lNfU RI STATE
or THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of THIS MEDICINE mas neen
tested in al he diseases above enumerated and us -hecs
are truly sDui.lug Only table Spoonful Ia be iaAen
o. an aiui each mornn. before eating, which usually pro-
duces ,i.,i. While On most cases also acts as
genie cAerc, Increasing he eppei, and general heaih o
i. patient. calslg al u.ceral io discharge more
Tr1ssy, ai producing an ereciual Alternative o me whoc
sysen, purifying anu producing perfect acuon o. We
rer.on. while taking IT, should refrain from The Of oil
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food For sac oy
General Agent ~ Pins-se. opposite the Custom House
York. and a. 10 Aston House, no. 6ij and M Broad
way: corner Broadway aud Chambers-st No p fronsL
W. IA West-si No. IS and $50 Bowery No 80 Fulton
ST.. Nos ~ and 2l6 Hudson and n HNnmondst, corner
Hudson No 5o6 Grand-sL. No l5i and us GIeenwicls
No ll-snd 81 Cheuyst No. 100 WaiSer-si.i 10 :" 'aih
ariGe-s- 80 81 lud ~ Fearl-si.; No 10 Canai.st
Blooayn. j. ". smith, corner OF Fulton and Craiherry
SIS; and Nm ba-rovo Sguires Buildings, corner W no"
aud Atancsts, and BY al the principal druggists ia me
Dr.. V. B. Lockrow. No 81 Beaver-s,, Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany
T. W. Dyott Son. No. lf3 North Second-st, General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia. Bush fiillyer.
o. COLBY. No 81 Pcarl-sL, NY
Instructions for taxing the article and great number OF
certificates and testimonials may be- seen anu obtained alany
- ,he above ia aces MA cod ln.y
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SANS sOUOI HOTEL, BALLsTON SPA, N Y.
This LNNA KNOWN AND kANQRITE ESTAk.


liz shneni, with the extensive grounds belonging 10 H.
and all ts appurlenances has bee recently put into Tho
perfect order and repair, and viii be opened for The
reception ofvs the 18th of June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by the Ssrs
Soucr sdcis summer retreat widely know
render minute description necessary It's spacious and
elegant saloons and apartmentsh. rich and diversified
beguty Of its extensive pleasure grounds In he
state OF finish and culvaOn-ihe quiet retirement Of ts
shady and the comfort and order which Is intend
ri shall peryade and characterize the whole establishment
al combine to present unryaled attractions to the public
generally.
To families and those who, from delicate health other
may prefer qur, and repos- offers peculiar riyan
sges It's location IL sir miles from sarsogs Springs with
which has communication ~ railroad several times day,
thus aaOrng easy opportunity oi minghngin ihc aites and
Of that fashionable watering place, ~thou be-
ing sub o the and confusion OF is crowds
The Saratoga Mineral Waters viii be constantly furnished
fresh beaihu and sparkling the springs ihems.lyes
There are sso Mineral fountains In the immediate vicinity
OF the Sans souo, of great and efficacy. The new
SULPHUR sPRIsG Barns al Saratoga Lake, four m-s
distant and carriages will from he Hotel At ell times foe
the u visitors who may wish thu baths,
enjoy the deli ghtfu scenery Of the lake.
Tho Sans Soucr will be under the charge ~ Mira H. ~.
CRANE sad y. w. HUxFOBD, late of the Eagle Tavern.
Albany and they that their personal efforts together
with ia many natural advantages and attractions will r-ndss
II al lha, could be- wished for by those ~ho sock hesl
comfort or pleasure during The coming season jas II
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''--s '''- '--' 4 " GOODWIN I'd. AID Pa
? ICrolR- L HER,fANcR. Ia B-srrr..L
TIE BALsAM OF MoscATELLo.

INEIS well .nO~1. s1ary and agreeable vegetable pre-
pa-ron ) UNIVERSAL; allowed BY al who have nsea IT,
and BY many lisled inec who recommend II
Ia heir practice, stani rnrved rs happy effects In
cIrng Giarrhoa- cholera mOrors choc spasoaic cholera
&C &C lespecaly Tie summer conplsit Ii dren) even
d. iic.r DSn.. Testimonials from the first families IN
the city Of Sr.lork 70 lts exiraDrdnary efficacy and
pamphlet treatise spon its s-eet virtues may be obla ned
whOlt charge 1s Office " DR.. Wheeler, No y Oree-
wchstreet, near the Battery Who soe proprietor, WHERE
e!Iy. 1yis sodlu'
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sOARDING sOHOOL.

IUOANDI NNIIIUI, NTUELt
l. TOWN. COsN.-D II. CHASE. A. V. PR NCiPAL
fsiabi shed laS Sessions Msy 18Th tfi Oct
18th, continuing i've mol.ls 80 per Thorough
preparation Tor CDrFc business. AMI personal attentions
secured % pupils iiy l. .1 o.. schools.
Lads from New ORA PLACED 30 charge pf careful per-
son, gong and returning. Crr.lrs assf NHse sr'ot au1
~ YrD.ir-v 49,
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perry Of the late JO-eph BOnaparr. Count sIrvller-
Thomas Birch Jr spsculy announces that h. has re-
colvcd Instructions O dispose OF ~ public .ae ia The Man
lion al BOrdeliosu, Srw-JerseyJ on " Wednesday und
Thursday Sep u ard o.. tire Oi ytgu-
br Paufn-s tr ale Joseph Bouapartr, comp sing
coic- specimens bs Rlhels Nerur IucaGiDTiana Deuy-
Casper Pou-sn. Cana.ff L4Irt-, sptglu.cu, trnef-,
Snrsder- Naiiolr. Fir >aFery. buf-oZulne hl--aiu,
Philip de- Chalnra nr G.effhiuH. Sebastian da PiOunu,
Dumae S.eeharn ani others 81 he Italian. eus, helc
tnn and French sclno-
Al-1. sestrl. r .uir- 4DI Brsts in Marble
SPLENDID LIBRARY AID MANlsl Rips 80 Oh. same time
will bee sold some lre Manuscripts and Library OF CAu,e
WorA-
o. Catalogues rsn Pee il 20 Messrs Gurey HIS Auc-
sion ~far.. 80 lff Hrn.issr. NJ lHvf>i .t.fSis
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fHlLADsLgHfA, April !, l8th
hereby certify that during he riots In southwark OF july
last and fatigue Ia the performance of
military duiv health received a severe shocs In tho
latter part ~ August. all the symptoms OF PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION appeared. Al this jlnciure called m
my trs physician who attended me weeks without
benefit. and told distinctly that De considered ny dslse
be- and TIC reach 0t hIE.4n aid rmpDyet anoiler
physician who At once recommended TilON~ONS COW
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPTHlA. /
s, shOuies snd testify that In common with thou
sins Others who been cured by Ills medicine, thai
10 10 alone owe my restoration fo health
JAMES ANDREWS, 40. PIT Caiherine--t
was called 20 attend To the above case, IN e secondary
s-aoe oftls disease. foIrI the patient nbonng under
complex disease of the lungs and lgcr liberation Of le
utter bad aken place. AMI Dy percussion discovered am
ah.cs.s bad formed boz e ri hl lung The case being appa
really hopeless rad beyond Inc reach o IT, usual treat
nent resolved at once using ItOmJ0n, Compound 81
iy Of Tar ard Hood NaIthat the virtues OF which had pre-
vOusy tested. scarcely expecting would repeh case
desperate The result L. the mott extraordinary
heucrOrih di-peing al doubts respecting the efficacy Of
this excellent medicine In diseases ofhe lungs and liver
Philadelphia. April T. l8i5 NJ CHAMBERS. N. ID.
Principal Office Northeast corner Of tifIl and SPRUCE
streets Philadelphia
Sold wholesale and retail, By A. b. SASDSk co. Chem.
lots and Druggists, rs rltiway, corner OF Chambers e.
Sold also al - tIOnstreel, .ld y Las. Broadway Prce
gI cents sul3 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14

"A aSsAsx or TRAvEL.-S,nce the establishment
p. boats and the reduction OF FARE on Lake Cham
s1os s'e travel has increased beyond parallel Nearly
N. ne steamers have full losds and the packets on
Hoo are crowded TO their utmost capacity. our
M ~ are dong first rate business and the prospects
h., pace are quite fsttering On Monday evening
~, - were over six hundred arrivals in our vlsge
~ ms number len tor the south part for the east,
r~'"i ne north. Whitehall Chronicle.