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o. SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
SOuth,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, $. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
eI Route. Sec advertisement. ie26d
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FISHING EXCURSIONS,

FISHING EXCURSIONS,
TO GUNPOWDER AND BUSH RIVER.
kyv.asszsas 90 sae. Parties and individuals can
eess sal leave the Depot, Pratt street,
in the regular passenger trains
s-Skasani--ao of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, DAILY Tex
cept SUNDAY 81 at A. NJ. and r. M. with the prvi-
ege OF returning the same day by either of the trains
pom OF which Will stop at the Bridges for that pur-
pose. Fare lorthe round trip, FIFTY CENTS.
W5- Special tickets prepared and must be pro-
cured at the Office before starting, otherwise full
rates VIII be required by the conductor both in 60
jy30-G A. CRAWFORD. AGENT.
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MR. BUCHANAN. The Philadelphia Times
recommends that Mr. Buchanan withdraw
from the CABIN ct, and let the South have it all
theirown way,now that they have reduced the
Tariff.
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A l. m A N A C.
TWNO CURE TOOTHACU

,,,., AND PRESERVE HEAA
0F THE ToOTHACH is always cured
miRute by an application of WHEELER'S TEI
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be stiN /.
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will
ed; Soflness of the Gums will be cured; all I'll
Of the Gums will be effecIually stopped, 4
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kent pI
and in the best of health by its use. Sold by
J. Nj. HAIG, No. 1873 Baltimore site!
je3o-ly above South, opposite Clipper oI
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SITUATION WANTED. by young mar

Sfrom the country who has knowledgs ofbusiaess
either in grocery flour or commission store, or any
other respectable business, where he could make
himself useful TO his empoyer-he would also be in
strumental of obtaining some country custom-good
references as to character, &C. given. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
jy30 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

SAILED. U. S. revenue steamer Legare
sailed from Charleston on Monday, supposed
for the Gulfof Mexico, with sealed orders. She
has crew of so men.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

LYNCH LAW IN ARKANSAS. The overseer
Of Col. Walworth, rich planter of Chicot
county, Ark was murdered about a year ago,
hv one of his slaves, who was tried and convic-
ted of the offence, but subsequently obtained a
new trial. The populace, fearing he would
thus escape punishment, took the law into their
own hands, and on the 4th inst. mob repaired
to The jail cut down the door, notwithstanding
the remonstrance and resistance of the sheriff,
entered the prison and ',rcibly took the prison
er. led him forth with halter round his neck,
and in cold blood hung him to tree within 100
yards of the jail
GAMBLING. Green, the reformed gambler, is
lecturipg at Wheeling.
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HERO OF THE RIO GRANDE.

~ MUKE CHOICE BOOKS
Just received, the following:
me Life OF Major General ZACHARY TAYLOR,
win an account of his brilliant achievements on the
MO Grande and elsewhere, including the defence of
Fort HARRISON and the Battle of Okee-Cho Bee also,
sketches OF the Lives and Heroic Acts of Major
hlNGGOLI Maj BROWN, Col. CROSS, Captain
moNTG0MERY, Capt. MAY, Captain WALKER,
trnted with Portrait of Gen Taylor, Price 25 cts.
Also, ETHAN ALLEN; or the Kings Men, an his
torical novel, by Melville, author of the Measter of
Langford, &c.-25 cts. For sale at
WILLIAM TAYLOR'S,
1y5O-Jt 4, and Jarvis Building.
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The MUSEUM. An excellent bill is posted for per-
formance at the Museum this vening The new and
beautiful drama of the "may Queen" and the favo-
rite comedy of ofmPerfectionn are the attractions.
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iy3O s&dte

A CHEAP CARRIAGE FOR SALE
IA A small CARRIAGE for person will be sold a
great bargain, if applied for Immediately, at II. UN-
LARS Carriage Depository, Hanovor street. near
LOmbard-st. iy3O If
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Lotteries drawing daily, yeu should try BYRNE
CO., Norlh East corner of Exchange Place and South
street. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

Hn PRIZES OF $1,000 AND A CAPT
IL " TAI PRIZE OF ,000. THIS DAY,
July 30th, will be drawn the Md. Consolidated Lot
terry, class 9l-76 Nos. 10 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of Sl2,OOO prize of 50, 500
do 5000 | do ] 500
do 5000 do 1854
Tickets S400.-Halves $2.00-quarters l.
Certificate of package of 25 quarters tickets Sl4 rs.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to the prize venders, MILLER s co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class %, drawn
July 80, lowest prize SIS.
so n 43 SO 81 8 SO 27 10 Al 7s % 80 l8 II
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Bremen brig Apollo, Fieldhusen, Bremen, n
w Rodewald.
schr T. C. Mitchell, Kruse, Charleston, Winli
n RFo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

Likeness OF TIMOTHY PICKERING, Esq. We have
received litho graph likeness of this eminent states
men, executed by the Rev. Dr. Pggo of this city. 1t
is an excellent production, and we believe an accu-
Taie Iikent IS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

NUMBER One. No persons upon earth un-
derstand how to take care of number one better
than members of Congress- They will ''cavil
upon hair" where pension is to be granted
to one who has fought the battles of his coun-
try, or who has a just claim against govern
ment; but they have no qualms of conscience
when the vote is to be of personal benefit to
themselves. They are prompt in passing acts
to pay their own compensation; and let public
creditors suffer as they may, members take par
ticular care to look well to number one. In
dependent Of the two thousand and odd dollars
which each member will pocket during the pre-
sent session of Congress, there are no mean
perquistes in the shape of books, knives, &C.
1t is becoming quite snug berth, and we are
not surprised that there are so MANY persons
anxious to serve the dear people as their repre-
sentatives, whilst such valuable pickings can
be had from the public crib. We protest
against the practice which prevails of voting
away the public money to supply books for the
individual use Of members. There is a public
library for the use of Congress, and that should
content members without their appropriating
books as their own property; especially as it has
been stated that they Immediately sell them to
the booksellers. 1t is a little business, but a
public grievance, and should thereforebe reme-
died. 1t is SAID, that the same set of books has
been repeatedly paid for by Congress, members
to whom they have been voted preferring to
take half price in cash from the booksellers
An enquiry should be instituted into this mat
ter, and the abuse should be abolished.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30
DLACK GRO DE RHINES
AMI MANTIIIh

-
hb AND MANTILLA SILKS.
English, German and Vaenciennes Thread LACES.
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
Just received from New York and opened this day,
case super Black SILKS, for Mantas
case black GRO DE RHlNES
Real Vaenciennes LACES
Regency LACES and EDGINGS
French worked Capes, Collars Sleeves, &c.
ALSO,
300 pieces Embroidered MUSLINS, for dresses
Plaid CAMBRlCS, Swiss and Null MUSLINS.
l3- GREAT BARGAINS !-tS
SUMMER GOODS selling off-such as
SILKS, BtRAGES. BALZARINES
GINGHAMS, LAWNS, SC, at
F. GARDENERS, No. 1876 Market st.
jy29 GP) fourth house above Light-st.
a. CHOOL IL o o X S.-Country Merchants,
- Teachers and others, are now invited TO examine
my large and complete assortment of School Books,
all fresh and new and of the latest and best lions
to be sold at the very lowest prices.
Every variety of Stationery and Blank Account
Books can also be had, really cheap, of
L. NEWTON KURTZ,
"a School Bookseller, Stationer, and
Blank Book Manufacturer, ISL Pratt st.,
j729 If adjoining Rail Road Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

MURDERlN KENTUCKY. DR.. Henry F, B.
Childress, respectable citizen of Boon county,
Ky, was murdered near Riddles Mill, in that
county, on Sunday, 18th inst. 1t is supposed
he was killed for money which he had collected
day or two previous, and which was not about
him when his body was found.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30
113- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. I05 CHEsNUP STREET,
between Third and Fourth,

D. K. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS. NJ. .SANDERSON, Cf Phiad. ! A..,,-
jy25 I'm GEO P. BURNHAM, of Boston, ASS U.s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1886.

MARINEL LlsT-PORT or BALTlM =,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30
CI.EAREn

FRomrHE nxcHlNe nGADrNe-RooM B Of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30

MURDERS IN VIRGINIA. We learn from the
Warrenton, (va.) Flag of '9s, that recently
three dreadful murders have been committed in
Virginia. The first one occurred in Loudon
county in which man named Reid had his
throat cut from ear to ear in the presence of
his wife, by an individual named Ridgeway.-
In FRINGE William man killed his wife. The
last is the murder of a negro woman in Culpep
per county.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-30
!" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTISTI
III a . N. w. corner of
ly2l-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD SITS.

HEPPARD A. LEAKIN.
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
jel2-6m No. 4 CouRTLAHD STREET
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Amcrt1an Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, July 80, 1916.

FINAL PASSAGE OF THE TARIFF BILL. 1t
will be seen that the House of Representatives
Yesterday, by vote of lis yeas to s3 nays,
.concurred in the Senate's bill, so that it now
only awaits the signature of the President to
become law. 1t goes into operation on the
LIST of December next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

CNo 50 Wa!!.sL-This Company continue 10 insur'
ara,ns, loss and damage by Are merchandise ships IN
port buildings household furniture &c ana oiAef personal
property, al the usua! rates OF premium
DIRECTORS.
John I. Bovine, Morris K-tcbGm, D. A. CushInsn
Silas Hicks JoshuaS nderhil, Charles HtlsburSf
Raniamin Corlies Chas T Cromwell William Il Titus
Tindl-v Murray Charles Kn-eand. Robert l. Murray,
Nv H. Lawrence Robert B. Miniurn, Solomon Griten,
Siepn Van Wyck, rhos. w. Pearsal, Orlando MboesrL
Ro6eri D. Weeks George D. Post, Peter L. Bennett
Tobn Wood Albert Woodruff, Joseph y. Lord,
B.rismin Strong Samuel c. PaXson Robert L. Case,
Gtor1,. Hus,.y Caleb Barstow Henry ;. Terbel
IrriafF Carpenter Samuel mitchell George j. Cornell.
Ebn'r. ChuldwelI, James Marsh, ~
j. L. BOVINE, President
JAMES WILKIE. Secretary. jylO 3neod
EULY REPORT Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
y nany oi New York No. 81 Wall-st
THIS Institution during Of July issued seventy.
one Policies viz
To Merchants and Traders cOlTo Lawyers ....-... 8
Manufacturers. Clergyman.
Mechanics ............li Farmers $1,000 :
Edltors.........-....-
Clerk.................. =" Hotel Keeper ...... ]
Observation-Disclosures. Artist ............,....
Gardiner | Bark Teller. !
Dentist Gentleman
Miller. /! Lhues-. =
Lives Insured ..........:.l
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
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NAvAL-The United States brig Perry, lone OF
the Gulf sguadron) Geo :. Blake Lieut. commanding
arrived at Pensacola, Aug. 2lst all we'll. The Perry
sailed from Norfolk in May last and has BEEN with the
exception OF few days ut sea ever since that period
She Chagrcs with bearer OF dispatches 10
The Pacific Squadron and landing that gentleman pro-
But having touched at Jamaica the way, and there
learning tho OF priva'cers about the Island Of
Cuba. was dispatched by Commodore Conner TO
cruise in that vicinity Tor the protection OF our com
MERGE This duty has been well performed and her OF
fcers satisfied yet there are no prvateers about
those ports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

BOLD A1TEMPr AT RoBBERY.-At about 30 clock
this morning Mr.. Joseph Upham. lodgcr at Clark d
Browns In Maidcn.lane was awakened by hearing some
person in his room he at jumped out OF bed and
grsppled the intruder in the dark scu!c cnsued and
Mr. Cphsm received blow in the face which caused his
pose TO bleed freely The ruitisn hnaly escaped from
the room when cry was raised and Policeman called
in On n,akinginouiry 1t was asceruned that stranger
had taken lodging the house at late hour and was
shown a room adjoining the one in which M pham
lodged On calling upon the stranger fresh blood was
the Tombs in The morning; he gave his name as John
Mono, and was ON examination locked up TO snswer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

THE SUBSCRIBER wuaIt respectfully inform he
gentlemen This Ciry Jns: te has Constantly csnd
and Tor -s- highly trained and quiet fer saddle
O. harness Any person purchasing horses OF TIE sabsc
Der mag depend upon being horcrzSlv deat with he IS
happy 10 Z1d Thai he can rrrr them many gentlemen OF
the highest -pect2bity character, capacity. kc-
Aay gentleman purchasing horses OF The subscriber and
who may be II any particular dissatisfied with ih-ir 2ur-
chase, EAy rer1rr the within reasonable period and
receive tie mn amount OF purchase cnry bhck, he
would not wish gentleman retain animal ;pur
Chased Of at1l thai he = perfectly Pleased with
te2Ssl WI z. DlSSEoW, Riding Master, i0s Bovery.
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MARINE JOU R A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ships s, James. Meyer London Grinncll & HIinturn
Unca,, Liethan Brazos Santiago Hurbut s. Co
Briggs Harriet Brown Bermuda w 7 Davenport ,
Detroit Porter. Charleston Ralph Post; Science. (Br
81 Johns NJ, Dunscomb II Bcckwith; Wn Eclson (Br)
Robbins Trinity NS.
schrs Oheron Whipplc, Bolivia, Maitland Co; Sarah
Perry Baltimore. eager & MAILER.
sloop President Frisbie New-Havcn.
Barge Albany. Philadelphia
Steamboat Ashland, Atkins, Oswcso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

- TO LET.-The store and dwelling No go
IS; Nnth.av-uue between Eighteenth and Nneteeth SIS
Ill This store ia Jus; completed is spacious and good
location for dry goods crockery boot and shoe dealer
or any similar business can be found IN This part OF e
rir- The dwelling part house complete with al
the modern Improvements, including Croton Wafer Sc
Rent moderate TO a good tenant Apply to
ECTOE SMITH 26l West lSih-st-
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xT- Ito EMIGRASTs &ls1s-77lTr1ss
,El-@sslsO OTHERS GOING WEST s-:sssSs.s.zzss

TAPS Colts
FORWARDING LINE-The subscribers beg TO inoI.
hei. friends and the public generally and emgran pss
unrly thai they prepared 10 forward passeaeeIs
all parts OF the Western States and Canada OF inc ve5
loves; rates, and with certainty Of passengers expeeI
iag delay al any place the route Beng instesa.
equally s the modes Of conveyance mo me hIsf1, -
partial advice will be gwen those abontto ptoceeu
the best node OF travel, well ts e oees
take for any inland the United STATES o, Cehs
the ENG ranti Trading Gut whicn Hos ohIy go -
rates Of passage, but also the distance 70 ~ HaLs "
West and Canada together with The time usually
In performing Journey 10 any gwen place. may % -"
erals on appl.cauon II their oiace -. ~,
From the superior manner IN winch THIS oranca OF L.
h.;nass h, hitherto been conducted The suoscToefs 60
win certainty guaranty thai difficulty or delsy -
possibly be experienced by any person gong ~ e
and hc numerous frauds daily committed by irTes ~
parties on pezoas gong West, should deter lose -
curing :e passage fro engaging any where ~. Sea
zee OF established visibility The suDsct.Def s1.a
her. stale, TIA; their various ccuvcysnces w srf
Care Canal Boats ard Steamers such as esao r. ~
passed, eqused For farther paEtteu!aIs aPPsSryAr
letter, pos!pe!dJ To W. a. j. L iA5 a sSO.,
56 South-st. one door West OF barpns.'--,s.is.
" B-W K J. T. T continue TO dispsicH n1 &c. 40
els TO London Liverpool, glasgow hew-G..'S.7 .o !.
bile Savannah and Charleston, with puncroey ,or. lry
make ARRANGEMENTS for bringing out passengers nay
part OF The old country and give drsfts Tor any Ii,d
able on demand IN any part OF Great Britain or ife'
mv5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

THE rILkS "A tor lie ,rcured.-pr. Up
hams Internal Kennedy fo The OF Piles The Tece-
table Pie E!sctary invented by Dr. A. upham, disln
gushed physician OF New York city IS the only really
cessu remedy for thai dangerous and distressing complain,
the Piles ever offered 10 the American public
The Elecmnry contains Ninera! Medicine Hoes,
Colocyta InbOsc other powerful ana Irritating
No fear OF taking cold while under lis inaueEoe
change in diet necessary II taken according directions
n for life guarart,ed-
-ino;aer CetSca added the hundreds that have al!
ready been received Of the efficacy OF Dr.. Uphas Elec
uary. Nr,v.yosv Arr,,.t % ls.6
NeSsrS. byatt ke.eAdn-Ger,iS Fer several
have been troubled with Piles very cosrive state OF
he bowels. indigestion and weakness OF The system But
my complaint no; beng disable frcn
business and dread hsG OF physicians and patent
lcines, tia; un this Spring used medicine
applied 10 physician for relief The Piles then being SO
severe that allowed several operations be performed,
without any benefit Determined after This 10 Iy other
means, read advertisement OF cue guaranteed by
the use OF Dr.. upham's Eecmsry. ! purchased three
boxes your store and from the use o: which found
myself entirely cured Of the Piles and my health much
improved. remain. Sirs, your much indebted friend
The writer OF the above from motives OF decacy. de-
clnes having his used; but suhor!zes refer 20
him or show original Certificate those who nlay
doubt IL authenticity.
ProPrietor's Office 1875 Bowery. Sold, wholesale and 10
tail. hy WYATT Il kETCHAM. III Futonst y. Y
P~-- 81 iv:S
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AND ESSEX Raj

"a $500 RoAD.-SumIner Arraasement-com-
u2encing Monday. Nay IN. lsio--Ar-
rang-nenLs Will be made, Of which due noucr VIII Dc
given, FOR additional train, leaving MoffsoWn ss a.
u and New York g; y noon
Leave Sew-Yorx, Leave Newark, Leave Norrisiown,
O'Clock a. ". so'elock A ~ q ociock, A u.
P II P Pm.
Passen gers by the Morning Train 10 Mornstovn wi.
et O'Clock, wnen stages VIII be Il readiness
vdere and Easion, daily; 10 Succssun SLaahnpe Newton
Milford and Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days and 10 Rockawsv, Dover Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
the following days P. VI. trains for y. Y.
will also Leave for Saskenndge every evening
ia- arrival Of Tie cars a. Norris;o~n
Passengers 90 through 20 and from Jersey City without
changing cars On leaving tie city passengers vii dePos
er baggage II The the foot Of Cort.a1Gst where
sn Agent viii be II attendance 10 receive i AL packages
or bundles must be entered the bill The ConPe-
NJ will not hold themselves re. ponsible.
Freighi ~ll be forwarded Immediately 10 Norristo"r
from Albany Basin, by Stephens and Condts Line OF
S.oop- Newark from he Transportation once OF ihe
y j. R r and Trans Co foot OF LbeEtyrL and desired
Will be cslad for II any psrt Of the oy Application 4
said Office. IRA DODD, Superintendent N.Y.
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, via Aorrtstown and Nor
Travellers 10 Schooeys Mountain, from Philadeipha and
YORK, ard extra Train of cars Will De n!n between
Newark and Morrisown, by The Morris ana Essex hall
road commencing Monday July lSh leaving AoTristo"n
A. N; leaving Srssrk AZ P VI Or OF The arrival OF
The y noon tran from, NewYork and Inc morning Train
from Phisde phs with which trains there will be direct
Connection 81 this train passeng Will arrive Morris
II 81 P NJ where Stages will be IN readiness 10 cor
vey them directly to schooley's Mountain iyis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

ASSAULT OF A POLICE CAPTAIS.-A man named
Peter Pare. discharged policeman from the Seventh
Ward Yesterday went into the Station House OF that
Ward and after insulting Csp; Stone he hit him on the
head with glass bottle which he held in his hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

DEsrIrrrE-Oiticer Lamb OF the Fourth W arC
last nigh, found in the street man named VIM Dcvo'
and lhree children who had no home and were In I
cornplete state Of desiitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
snIc. M Ihc srock Exchnnae. :. :. TrrsDAr.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Adirondack from Lirerpool--Mr and Mrs Pee
Mr. and Mrs West Messrs Murphy and Flanasau--2S
in steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Tuyy1 OF A WAooS.--A boy named Charles
Evils was taken into custody charged with stealing
hand wagon worth $50. from Messrs Hammer Horton
=, the corner of Christie and Division cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

Fousp IN The SrREET.-A horse and cart the
latter loaded with manure were brought by some boys
70 the station House OF the Seventh Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
ASTHMA OF ~ YEARS STANDING.
SHEgMAS's ALL HEALING BALSAN.
I nd az

From Lady between 70 and so years OF age
TYR. SHERMAN-DEAR SIR-Fori2 years have suffered
~ 10 such degree with that distressing complaint the
Asthma that life itsel! has been bUrGhen When
under the influence OF the attacks 10 which have
II subject a cough end raising OF matter
hAiassed could lie down, and !; ossib!c
for 20 UP down stairs without stopping rest
several times. lost my appetite snd knew not what 10 do
a bottle OF the Oosaon!an Al Healing Basa;n WAS
brought me. and few dose. that relief which
had long given the hope OF ever Obtaining fused
the nricne while you prepared Il IN the name o! your
clerk Dr. Forer and YOU have prepared 1t IN Your
name and has always had the effect thereby
give YOU the full privilege TO make use of my NAME and
certificate for have reason think that II Il had not
been for your medicine. should, This. have found
resting place in the grave Let all hose no similarly
q henefacor 10 the human race.
Yours gratefully, LCCRETlA WELLS,
New York, Aug. -, 1916. % Chrys,ie-sL
Dr. Shermau's Once is at los NASSAU ST. Agents
lis and 40 Grandst Mrs Hayes l39 Ful,onst Brooklyn
Randall, Jersey City; and Sianw1 Hall, Albany
aust 6DS4tWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.


ATTEMPT TO Pass CouSrERFEiT MoSEf.-A
.r named 8 Conklin was las. night arrested BY 81
Ward Policeman charge OF Attempting 70 b.ss
,erit bill 10 James Burnett NJ the corner oil Broad
COZ. COZ sna Cor,laud.s: he held FOR examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

ARRESTED on SUSPICION or STEALING.---i NO
mar named Bridget Murphy last night arrested o,
..ncion Of stealing piece oil brown muslin and sevci
ANAL eotorters OF which shc could give no good nc
eoun, She had just been discharged from the Penten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

ARREST or FUGITIVE CoNvIcT-A fugitive
from the New.Jersey State Prison Trenton last
evening arrested in this City by the Sixth Ward Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

IssuLTIyG FEMALEs.-Wm Murten was arrest
Cd ss, night in the Sixth Ward on charge OF insulting
Ssuosjes IN the street.