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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23
River and Harbor Bill.

Most heartily do we congratulate the Country on
the passage throu Oh the House of the bill making
liberal appropriations for the Improvement of Her
bors, Rapids sc. on the Lakes, Rivers and Coasts
of the Union. Although the final vote is not yet
taken, the action in Committee OF the Whole leaves
no reasonable doubt of the bills passage, while we
believe it will have less severe ordeal in the SEN
ate Unless Mr. Polk should follow the bad ex-
ample of John Tyler and veto it the bill is pretty
certain to become a law and we do not think he
will veto measure involving 80 many local inter
ests passed by House constituted like the present
We have, therefore, much confidence that the
measure is safe. and and congratulate thereon the
millions interested
We raise some twenty-five TO Thirty Millions
of Dollars Revenue per annum, most OF which has
utterly banished at the years end The Army, the
Navy, the Civil List, &c. &c. have swallowed IT,
and like Oliver Twist, want some more But all
that can be directed to Work of Internal Improve
ment we consider clear gain-so much saved to the
Couptry-not more than half of it absorved by the
useless classes, while the balance has gone to swell
the rewards Of Useful Labor and the Country has
something to show for it, and will have hundred
wears hence. We wish Ten Million, instead oil
Two could be expended in this way, deducting the
Eigut from the cost of the Army, Navy, pay OF
Congress- ambassadors, &c. but since we cannot
get so much, we are grateful for smaller favors.
Success to tee River and Harbor bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23
Nominations tor the Convention.

Oneida Colon. CHARLES P. KIRKLAND OF
Utica, JULIUS CAEpEE of Sangerfeld, EDWARD
HUNTINGTON of Rome and HARVEY BRAYToN OF
Western compose the Whig ticket-good men and
true.
Schohay?e.-Ex.Gov WIN C. BoUcK and Sena-
tor JOHN c. WRIGHT-two of the most inveterate
Old thunderstorm the LocoFoco ticket from this
County The former is rather cunning politician
on small scale and the latter shrewd and strong
one When he was on our SIDE we considered him
a smart, promising young man, and thoughwe think
he knew better thnn turn Jackson man, yetthe pros
pect so positively black then for any thing else
and Wright sure of promotion on the strong side
(beins q head taller than any man they had in Scho
harie) that we make allowance for the frailty OF
Human Nature and let him pass uncensursd We
are glad he is nominated for it will make him vote
as straight as string on the Anti Rent bill that are
to be acted on by the Senate; but we suspect this
isn't the ticket that is TO be elected in Schoharie
| OnoBdaga-Whew The Old Hunkers have
carried this great centre County, and nominated
WILLIAM TAYLOR of Moulins, WILLIAM FULLER
of Skaneatelas, DAVID MUNRoE of Camillus, and
CYRUS H. KINGSLEY ofVan Buren,, are the candid.
ates nominated on the 10th by the Loco County
Convention. The Barnburners will make wry faces
at this ticket and they can do nothing else but swal
low it.
WarrerL-WILLIAM HorcHKIss (Old Hunker
is the Loco Foco candidate in little Warren, which
is close borough of Old Hunkerism. The Argus
says the Barnburners have bolted, and nominated
somebody else. They are hardly enough to do any
HARM however.
Franklin.-FRANcIs D. FLANDERS tBarnburner)
:.
be hard-faught County.
Cayuga.-Hon. ALFRED CoN5LINa Of Auburn
JOHN w. McFAppEN and SLecuM Rowland, Esq.
compose the Wing Reform ticket-,he firstnamed
being U. s. District Judge for the Northern District
Of New,York We trust there can DO little doubt Of
their election.
Contradiction. JOHN MILLER and OREs Sim
son are the Wing candidates for Delegates-the
former Member Of the present Assembly, and for
many years of the most eminent citizens Of the
Comfy. Mr. Stimson. we believe. has also been in
the Assembly,
Wayae-George Middleton Of Arcadia and James
c. Smith of Lyons are the Bernburner candidates.
e PHILADELPHIA elected Assessors, some AL
dsrmen, with judges and Inspectors Of Elections
All the Aldermen chosen in the City three) are
Wings and we have returns from seventeen w ards
('he whole. we believe in the Native Eagle erery
one eieciins Wing Officers over both Native and
Locos
In Inc County, the Natives claim triumphs in
s'ousn"afk, Spring Garden, Kensington and some
OIL the snah Distrcts conceding the prepondersnce
to the Loco-Focos IN Moyamensipg and Northern
Liberties. The Natives claim to have increased
their in the latter Districts but the returns do
not show il.
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~ SEE FOURTH PACE.
ARRIVED.

Shin LYONS before reported) Ryan, I'm New Orleans
and the s. w. Pass ls inst lard nemp' &c 70 J0an Lt
we'll Saw OF Memory Rock 7th inst ships Berlin and
Mary Frances OF Boston bound North. The L. has had
pilot on board since Monday morning. the 10th inst
Brig Csyuga, Currler 20 DIS I'm Apaachicols cotton,
to Ralph Post.
Brig Fartiske Smith 80 DIS I'm Attakapas La live oak
timber 10 g Hoyt
Brig Belle Vnse, % DIS fni Tampico with 20 bales jail
sp GOO hides 1877 quintas fustic 10 Lacomb Begoden
Left Schr Rechabite Sawyer for New York In days the
only Am vessel il port. 9h inst oil Key West saw oaIk
Vernon from Mobile for York-saw ner again last
Tuesday of the Capes Of Delaware
Schr Mercy (of New Bedford) Smith, l2 days I'm Car
denas Cuba moasses, to Depeys.er & Whitmarsn-
Lost deck load consisting Of 80 hhds nnolasses Lett
at Cardenss 9th nst bark Tennessee 10 load Tor YORK
briggs Columbus ldg for do; Ann Cathinger wig Freight
schrs Gazele Pierce, dg Convert, Scohey. wig Eve
line Pend!eton disg Rival. Brown, from Havana just
arrived No Gate lat SO 81 lon "a a. spoke chr Baltic
OF Sandwich hence for Jacksonville F, days out
Reported experienced constant gales.
Schr Tanger Brooks "a DIS i'm Port au p rince l35Oo0
lbs Iogwood TO sprague, Robinson, CO. $4,000 90
do to C Rossire & Co. schr Elizabeth, of Marble
head for Boston, aid same day.
Schr II Herrick Clarence, 4 de I'm Salem, mdse, 70
p w Ropes
Schr Laury & Eliza Colby from Rockport, Mas nsf'
10 master.
schr Jane Rogers, New. London copper TO order
Schr Splendid, Bacon, Boston, mdse.
Schr Melville, Sawyer. Lubec plaster.
Schr Velocity, Montgomery, Esstport plaster
Schr Paucasset, Knudson, Derby, in ballast
Schr Monitor, Besse, Wareham, mdse-
Schr Emily, Johnson, Snedeker, ds I'm Baltimore
mdse to Johnson IL Lowden. c
Schr Ann Maria, Jones. days from Eewbern' NJ,
with naval stores Ssm Michel! 18th inst on tne
Capes Delaware. spoke brig Csyuga Currer from Ap''
lschcos for York. r
Schr Martina NJ Fowle, F0rbes from Wsshingtsn tNY
days I'm the Bar with naval stores TO Saml htcaea
Schr Geo Brooks. Dyer days from Portland WIZ
molasses, TO F 6 Thurston. Last Thursday nofnIos
struck on Little Round Shoai and knocke Oh the iA
keel and was obliged the deck load OF rnoass
for the safety Of the vessel
Schr Gen1 Warren Pearce I'm Thomaston, lirne.i
schr Tangent Lovejoy, Thomaston.
Schr Antiilis, Stanley. I'm Thomaston, lime.
Schr Fortune Robinson, I'm Thonaston lime
Schr Richmond. Keller, I'm Thomsston, lime.
Schr Freeman Wooster. I'm Thomsston, lime
Schr Ceylor fm Tbomaston, lime.
Schr Clarendon, - I'm Thomaston lime -,h
schr Sarah, Trot,. days from Portland (ae) WIZ
mdse TO master
Shin Samuel Hicks, Osborn. from Liverpool jan 49,
with nndse to Hicks & Co. Also, ship, unkno"n
SAILED. ~, Jpre
Shin silas Holmes, New. Orleans; bark kepaohe'
men) Bremen I'm. Jpp, Wind NE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

The n. Y. PILoTs-The Courier and Enquirer
coates the following facts the achievements OF the
New-York Pilots within the last thirty days
The ship Ansetique A Epson, ashore on West BANK
with fair wind and a steamboat alongside
The ship Menphis-on Eastern edge OF the SPt-.ne
pilot from the NewYork boat James NJ. Waterbury, NO.
TO-
The ship Columbps-Wm. D. Turnure, pilot, :. W.
Spit.
These vessels according the Courier have all been
pu, ashore by these pots-and all with fair winds But
as q, the request OF the old monopoly all restriction ana
supervision in virtue of State laws done away oy
our Legislature last yesr-ihese pilots although SUI
holding commissions under the State, are in no wise
subject to its conro-snd consequently entirely eA
emp, from penalty for of skill, misconduct Oh
any Hence although they have in 80 days put three
ships ashore under circumstances that seem 10 denote
negligence or want of knoweldge-they escape unpun'
ished.
The ship Liverpool with Merchants Plot having been
PCT ashore under circumstances which the Commission
ers did consider such SCOUT the Pilot OF blame
they Immediately suspended him for six months Inc
Courier adds that the pilot the Columbus (which ship
glad to say got Of on Wednesday, was Hen.
7rnrrs who has signslized himself BY his unfornded
denunciaon both of the pilots, not belonging to me
monopoly, and Of those who employ them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

Two MORE NEGROES sEsPEcTED OF THE MUIR.
DER AT AusuRS-A negro named Hussey has been ar
rested Auburn supposed to be accomplish OF Free
man in the murder Of Mr. Van Nests family at Auburn
Another, whose is known, is suspected, and
officers are in pursuit Of him
FWe learn that Mr. Thos. Richie. Jr. arrived
in this city by the Monday last sad proceeded
al once to Chesterfield Court House give himself into
the custody Of the proper officers OF that County We
are informed thar Mr. Richie refused bail and that his
trial will take place the 18th inst Rich Wing. ooh.
UPPER LAKE NAyIoATIos.-The Southern por-
tou of Lake Huron writes Capt Ward the 9th nit
from Bell River ia full of ice and ST. Clair Lake and
River are also blocked up with ice, which is very heavy
The prospect therefore of the early opening oil navss
ton round the Lakes is not very catering.
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recognize me, may az we'll kill him and have done
with i'll have wronged my friend, says the
dpel;st and have no resource now but to shoot
him.,-Thus wrong fortiies itself by wrong, until
Earth il made He'll Of violence and misery.-The
,euedv is TO be sought in undoing the one palpabe
,v,one before as, and then if other wrongs remain,
,.e must undo these also. This ia to be truly Pro-
gressive'
The Editor of the News has some of the in
o,;rcts and would gladly have the reputation Of
Besormer and Philanthropst, if 1t did not cost too
r,nch Could he serve God and Marlmon at once,
be would prefer that to serving Mammon aloae.-
But to enjoy influence with and obtain patronage
from the present ruling powers at Washington and
Albany is not compatible with eye steadily fixed
on the elevation of the lowly He is to his party what
Macbeth was to the boder not baser, spirit who ured
him through crime TO Ruin AT heart an adversary Of
War, Slavery, and of all the hoary abuses entwined
with them he has been dragged into the advocacy of
Texan Annexation with all incidents and objects
and into seeming support of the $40 40, bullying
with regard to Oregon, well knowing that every
days hating on that ground endangers the peace of
the world At last he is goaded into an unequivocal
hostility to Universal Sufrage-nay into advo-
cacy of the dsfranchsement of peaceful and
worthy class of our present legal voters, who are
unfortunate and abused enough already He talks
of a the evils and disasters of allowing Blacks to
vote in utter defiance OF the fact that they noac vote
in several States and there shadow Of pretence
of any such result Daniel Webster lie not degraded
nor injured by voting at the poll with negro
nor would John L. O'Sullivan be. Will he not yet,
remember that Democracy builds monuments for
such only of its Editors as have defed its prejudices
and sordd policy. and braved the denunciations of
its General Committees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23
BROOKLYN AEEAIRS.

William Lowden, soldier of the Revolutionary
War died his residence, No 223 Atlantic saiur
day morning. aged % years.
e The house OF ]. K. Rowe, &c Pineapple St!
was slighty damaged by FIRE on Saturday morning,
E About 500 laborers in the banks near the At
antic Dock on Saturday turned out for higher wages
They we're rio,oos and Messy but have heard of
injury TO persons properly. We observe the follow
ing advertisement in The Sun of Saturday morning
~ THIS IS TO BRING BEFORE TIE public tie griey
ances Of the poor laboring working the Atlantic
Dock Brooklyn they compelled 10 work from half
past in the morning ill dark night for 10 cents the
men unanimously agree 10 work no more unless they
are paid the following seven ghings per day
and work from O'Clock in the morning till in the
ing hour for dinner and farther they resolved
to use all their influence by counsel and otherwise 10
prevent others from working, unless they get what is
demanded.
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Connecticut-Nnvigut &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


Hartford, March 90 1876
The Connecticut river is now navigable. Last
evening the steam schooner Seneca, from New
York, arrived hither The schooner Ann, Captain
Chaplin sailed hence, last evening for Boston and TO-
morrow The "Old Koscusko" makes her appearance.
according to an old contract between Mr. Vanderbilt and
the d. & N H. R. R. Co. which contract we are reJoced
hear expires month when If Mr. " will know his
interests will be better served By first class boat
Connecticut river.
While NewYork, Pennsylvania, and other States have
been visited by destructive freshets, Connecticut has
been blessed with one only of about 10 feet rise-no,
high enough do the least damage Beside the water
fast subsidng and is only about 10 feet above low
water mark
Our State political affairs look higher and higher for
the success of the Wing ticket on the 9th of April
The weather. Summer-lke-mld, pleasant and agree
able birds are chirping and singing merrly about our
dellings-ees bursting their buds, and nature is
doing lis Wintery garb for her gorgeous Spring attire
On that we might be blessed once with government
which would smile upon and foster our labor as does
a mercifu Providence.
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pemocrarie wing General Committee.
rrw YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Delegates to be chosen Tuesday, April rs.
; El,c1ion ONE DRY Only


Reforms 10 be Struggled For'
FOCAL AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE, and otner ~
htica Rights TO all citizens, and no EXCLUSION Oh az
count of Birth, Property, Greed or Color. .,,,r IN
II TIM ABOLITION OF EVERY BENJAMIN" 'S'i,"1 VI
FrcpALrsM AND SLAVERY, and the adoPlloh VI In
p.;tutional provisions, which. SO lar Us may e, '
practically guarantee TO every one Lie, Liberty anu
thn Rjoht 10 pursue his Happiness oy any mears
NOT ineonslstent with the highest good OF ALL
TIT e,vyTTrrckrIoN OF DUB JUDICIAL INSTITUTES AND
InoaI PxncIssrs 30 as 10 render the Administration
of Justice cheap, prompt accessible TO all ana ar
less burtbensome than now to the Tax-Paying COM
Inunity. r.,
~. ALI LsGlsLlToRs TO BE CHOSEN BY sIS0LE DIS
rRcrs so that each shall represent and be response
Bile 10 distinct Constituency who can enectuany
deal with him If unfalthft5, and who can personally
nartcipate In the nominations, regardless OF selnsn
Intriguing juntos OF politicians by trade.
THE ELECTION OF SURRooArEs AND orHER offIc Els
nv TIE ProrLI Of the several Counties instead Of inc
nresept expensive and demoralzlng mode OF appoint
nent at Albany, upon the nomination OF uo'eihUi
who has little or no personal knowledge Oh Tue can
dates procured through the exertions OIL bofers VINO
make any representations calculated TO ensure 'ieH
triumph. .
VI THE pIMrSUTfoS or STATE LgGIsLATIoN AND LA"s'
by giving to the County Boards Of Supervisors power
10 legislate OIL all subjects OF purely local
VII Tar ABOLITION OF NEEDLES OFFICES, INC re-
trcpchneut OF all eIorbitant Salaries ana binoht
rnents and tho creation Of efficient barriers asaus
uuwise and ilnprsyident Expenditures, wnether oi
money raised by Loans or by Taxation.
IN x,notc ,t Albany MnndaV Iune l.
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sF Capt Whitaker, of the United States raised
steam aud made port this morning with the following
vessels in tow viz brig Europe schooners Woodbridge
Martha Freme Marengo, Lexington, Free Trader and
Blue Behe latter vessel having called across frothe
Canada shore in time avail herself Of the assistance OF
the United States. The brig Empire and schooner M
kinne alone remain in the Lake and will be brought IN
during the day The canal boat belonging to Messrs
Ward Co that carried out of the creek during the
prevalence Of the food has been found on island op
posits ToEawnuda, considerably damaged
fBuf Com Adv 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

THREE BAREs AND CATTLE BURSED.-The BARR
on the farm Of Jonathan Chandler about mile this side
of Eizabethown on the railroad was burnt about o.
clock last evening together with and calf, hay,
&c. On the opposite side of the road tso barns on
the farm belonging to J. j. Bryant Esq were tired ana
burnt al the same tme-all three fires being probably
kindled by the same incendiary No insurance.
Daily of Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

CORTLAND CouNrY.-The County Convention of
the Wings of Cortland held at Cortlandvile on the
18th inst, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the State Convention passed, among others, the
following resolutions
Resolped That in regard the qualification for the ex
ercse of the elective franchise all distinctions based upon
difference in color or property are unworthy OF place
In our fundamental law und ought be abolished The
worth and intelligence of people of color merit it
their birth right and the spirit and genius OF rstitu
lions demand II.
Rssolred That our delegates are hereby instructed
representing the sentiment and sense OF right of the
Wings of Cor land county their utmost erdeavors
to give politics equality 10 people Of color.
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The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, June

ours1Dz-First Pqse-Expulsion of The Tribune
Rsporters-Commenss Of the Press; Letter from Proyi
aencs; City Items; Law Courts, 60. Fowm Page
Poetry-Magaret by H. w. Herbert-The Weed, by
Frances Sargent osgood Sales of stocks; Ship News
Lat Of etera Gc.
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The Tariff OF ls42.-Thoss who wish to make them
selves acquainted with the provisions of the existing Tariff
law may procure the entire of Congress by purchasing
the Wing Almanac for 1884, the price of which IL only l2t
cent? For sale Al The Tribune office.
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Appoin rmeurs by the President.

BY aud nth the ddriee and consent of the Senate
EPRaAx D. DICKSON be Register of the land Office for
the district of lands subject sale At Fayetteville IN the
State Of Arkansas vice James q. Stirraan, removed.
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Court Calendar,

C1scurr CouRr-Monday.-Nos.2 "a 81. IA to 10
Comnos PIEAs-Mordsy-Part Mos. SO, los lot,
H. IIs, lsl Ia las, q. 81. Part 2-Nos g. a. 100
l04 los 81 lsa, Ito, g, e.
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FIREs-At Boston, on Thursday, the boot and
shoe store of Joseph A Ea,erbrook fire for
the second time within fortnight 1t was insured
About u O'Clock the hight, fire was seen In the
drug and paint of Messrs Wheelwrght Oiphant
which destroyed Eli the stock Insured for $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

cy Galena H. has elected Loco.Foco Mayor
and City officers.
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~ Mr.. C. VAN ARsDALE, who was stabbed by
the murderer Freeman In Cayuga Co. is certain to re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srsos.-MeTchan,s and deal.
er sre invited and examine tho various patterns OF
the above al the manufacturers.
G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway.
ms steod few deors above Cor,landsL
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sInr.sers.. cayeflliy Reported for The Tribune.

Markets.. =. CdTe5uIy Reported .5or Ihe ITi6uHf
SATURDAY, March 81.
ASHES-The market ia quiet and heavy. few sales
Of Pears making at 81 37i but Pots new and old
are dull at "a.
COTTON-The transactions to-day have been only TO
the of 200 bales. AZ regards prices sufficient has
not been done show what effect the Hbernia's news
will have the market Some sales have been made at
decline of &c. to ic while others have been made
without change There is desire TO force sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

PoRrABLg DRESSING CASEs.-The subscribers having
completed their OF the above, recommend
them the public and travellers The complete Case
Tor long short journey manufactured both as re-
CARDS utility, durability and chespusss.
ms Sieod q. SAUNDERS 4 SON, IN Broadway
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PocSEr AND PESSsrEs, Scissors, NAllFILgs. &c.-A
beautiful OF the above articles cen at the
subscribers, No IN Broadway consisting of the mos
splendid ard unique patterns imported this county
@. SAUNDERS & SON
M Stood .onposite Howard Noial.
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~ RoussEL's AMANDNE for the and prevention OF
Chspped Hands for gale the principal druggists Ia ,hs
city, wolesa aud retail the OF the subscriber
EUGENE ROUSSEL
Manufacturer aud Importer OF choiee pertumery, Toilet
Sosps Shaving Cream, &c. &c. No. I59 Broadway, be-
tween Liberty ard Cortland sta. 23f In
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Number OF boats cleared 1856, which is increase
of about 1000 over the previous year.
Besides the lumber that came on the canal, about
twice much in RATS the river.
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Be IL kaoSn By its effects, and its universal sue.
cess will It's merits, Winners Canadian vermifuge
is warranted certain remedy for worms; after every
other means have failed this Vermuse has been used
with success thus establishing its superiority
over all others. JOHN W1NER & co.
pronrietors Madam
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HARVEY BuRpELL, NJ d. DENrIsT-othce and resi-
deuce 362 Broadway, corner of Frankl;n.st. milo IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-23

SANDss SARsAPARILLA.Tne blood contains the elements
Of the whole animal structurcesh and hhre, CLANS mus.
ces endons the nails the hair, and the homes them
selves all sustained by the blood Well then may be
called the of life. In proportion 10 the purity OF The
fluid will be that OF the substance into which Is continual
~ changing. Corrupt blood instead OF producing healthy
flesh is likely enough develop and ulcers When
these cppesr whether In the specific form OF crotu E
scess of the ordinary types there Is deergenth
believed that Will rapidly neuaze the virus in the
blood from which they spring, Sauds's Sarsapsula
Prepared sold Wholesale and retail, by A. b. u
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton-sl 23 Broadway
and n East Broadway NewYork Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout tho United Stateh Price 81 per bot
liza pir hOtl mr.
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~ The advertisement oil Comstock Co is particularly
referred TO in another column, worthy the serious attention
of thu afflicted MO 2teoi
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u Daley's Original ana Genuine Magical Pain ES
tractor, with his written signature Is sold u half original
price 1T p Corland-st- mS0 2teod