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osyazAL olxzs. "a GOAT, stlnSui'y, y ssns!,i

QsrszkE oAlxzi. "A soast sf(nSuiFy, y ssni!si
M. Dssoke Ed Col. j. Crane aeiassrs, and HvT Capt
j. Lee foDurleg has bean ordered by tho Fresdsnt 10
convene Il Pogt Monroe on the isth Of Juy 70 nves
gate the conduit of Bvt Major General Ganes
LIST. In calling upon the Governors OF several the
States for volunteers of militia TO be mustered into the
service Of the United States between the LIST and 10th e
May 1886 and to examine also into the authority and
circumstances under which the said calls were made
ID In calling upon the Governors of several OF the
for volunteers militia to be mustered into the service
of the United States and also in appointing authorz
ing certain naturalization the LIST OF May TO the 18th
of june s6to raise troops to be mustered into the ser
vice VI the United States and to examine into the a
thorty and circumstances under which such acts were
done.
Sd. In organizing and mastering causing to be mus
tered into the service Of the United States body Of vol
unteers militia Of the State Of Alabama about the 18th
Of June. 1886 and to examine into the circumstances
calling for the said act of General Gaines in reference to
instructions given to him by the Secretary Of War in
tiers dated respectively the 2sth OF May and the LIST Of
June 1886 and the order of June 9 1896 relieving him
from the command Of the western division Of the army
GERS Of the ordnance commssary. quartermaster .and
pay departments to issue and distribute ordnance and
ordnance stores subsistence stores and for the dsburse
ment and Of public funds to certain designated
individuals or bodies Of and to inquire also whe
Their the TO whom such issues payne nts
ordered made. legally in the service Of the Uni
ted Staes properly authorized to have the
custodyof public property OIL money.
The court is ordered to report the facts Of the
and to express opinion thereon.-Washington Union
JnIy ].
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Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST July, 1s46.
TRnARsuRY DEPARTMENT
REoUrERs OFFICE, July LIST, ls46.}
Amount of the several issues outstanding per records
OF TINS once: -: $ss',oi3 50
D educt cancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers. ............... 1880 90
SAT-, l64 IS
r. II. GfLLET
Register of the Treasury.
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MEDICAL AID.

CALr SKINS u SLAUGHTER HiDEs-oeoo best qua
u iity Civ Calf skins, selected. Also light, middns,
and heavy Hides Of various average We gh Eor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Funeral of Major RiusaoId.

Our whole city, and apparently the whole Of the
surrounding country have been devoted 10 day Clues
day exclusively TO the socmnes OF the burial OF the
remains OF the gallant Rinsgold The obsoquies were
most Judcious in their arrangement and were carried
with the most perfect success.
The procession WAS probably the most imposing and
grand witnessed in this section OF the Union and
favored by delightful day the pageant was as magnn
cent in its execution as grand in design. There
were eleven companies OF horse and twenty four com.
pscs oil infantry IN the possession occupying twenty
minutes in passing any one given point The windows
sloops doors roofs OF the houses the route
OF the procession crowded with spectators whose
dcmcanor and countenancc indicated the deep interest
the assembled thousands felt in this melancholy tribute
to departed worth and valor.
The procession moved from the Exchange, where the
remains had laid in state since their arrival at Il o'clock
NJ and proceeded to Green Noun; Ccmctry, where the
body OF the hero consigned 10 mother earth, the
last sad honors performed the deposited dust and
it was then left alone in its glory
['rrue Sun Tel Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

tE JohnSou's ToothRche prOpS.-Ihe l.oSs
AnOtyHe iCr le immediate AMI permanent cure ot pam
iroD decsyed teeth having from ia intrinsic vagc
remedy, become HIlersey popular with those who have
used many limitations have lacly been 'tCi upon he
market by uuprIncioet persons sold i- original
genuine aric'c Tho object Of tb> paragraph = %
carlton tho puNc against al such spurious founds
Glove iGOdyrc possibly lie the genuine, article.
.ols and (svcrsHy Known by ast ase bu that prepared
durH. four i've years hv \ r. 3 u. Sands snd for the
last year hy Henry johnson successor 10 y t. sans
Coz who i now the scic proprietor The only SAFETY for
purchasers Is to be AMI ask for luhnsous Toothacc
Drops and examine the wrapper OF the vial, every
of The genuine has The signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember that True Glove Anodyrs Is al immediate
euro The violent toohschc pain in the
and that It IS manufactured genuine only ~ HENRY
JOHNSON, ChsH!i,t ard OruEs.t, NJ. rs Broatway,
west SIDE N tie Granite Building. Sold also n, l'o Fulton
- East Broadway and Soj HGdson-s rGlcs - cents.
dis u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Appointments by the President.
sy aud sria he adriee and consent Of The Sea


2aGrte7maser's Department.
Huem O'DoSSEIL OF Ohio 10 DC Assistant; Quarter
master with the RANK OF Captain October T. l>ie 10 III
q vacancy.
Ggo. V ILgs. OF Tennessee to be Assistant Quarter
master with the rank OF Captain October Is 1916 to MI
a vacancy.
RALrH & NoKyyL1 OF Indiana 10 be Assistant Quar-
tcrmsstcr with the rank OF Csptan, December :, leio
10 ill vacancy.
GEO. NJ LiS.lAN. OF Pennsylvania to be Assistant.
Qua!ternisstcr, with the rank OF Captain
Cyafyissfrys Department.
FREDERICK y CHURCHILL, OF Ohio, TO be COMMITS;
ssry with the rank Of Major, November = lsi6 TO nj!
a vacancy.
McDoNoUGH BUNCH. OF Tennessee, 10 be Assistant
Comissary with the rank o Captain August l. lsi6 to
MI yacsncy
GEORGE I Howard OF Texas, 70 be Assistant Com
isssry with the rank Of Captain August 81 loid to
fR,ScIs Il DlnoNp, OF Rho1e Island. To be Assistant
Courru;ssary With The rank OF Captain Octoee: 70 -o
70 I'll vacancy.
ISAAC X pIirxE, OF Pennsylvania TO - Assistant
CoHimissaIy, with the rank OF Captain.
Medical psoG-r=eet.
ALEXANDER PEszY, c; New-iork. 10 oe Surgeon,
August II. lsi6-
DAVID McHNiGHT, OF Tennessee to be Surgeon, sep
,einttr 10 l6it.
WM B. WASHINGTON 81 Tennessee TO be Surgeon.
October - ls!d to I'LL yAcaney-
JoYIN 6. REYNOLDS. OF Pennsylvania, 20 be Surgeon.
VIZ C. PAsSsE. OF New-York 70 be Assistant sur.
geor. September" =. 1916, 10 81 vacancy.
GEosGE 5. SASpERsoS, OF Missouri, To be Assistant
Surgeon. August 20, lSi6.
ENocH P HALE, 81 Tennessee, 10 be Assistant sur
geon, September 10, 1870
THOMAS c. BUNTING Of Pennsylvania % De Assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Consress-Tue,day,. Proceedings.

In the SENATE, to-day Mr., Rusx introduced 4
resolution instructns the Military Committee 70 n
quire INTO the propriety OF increasing military
posts also inst.ucsing the Post Office Committee
70 inquire into the espediency Of transporting free
mails TO the army
Bills were reported establishing general pre-
emption to actual settlers OF the puolic lands, and
providing for the sale Of the mineral lands
Mr. BARROW resolution calling upon the Presi-
dent for information IN relation TO negotiations with
Santa Anna at Havana WAS postponed I'll Tuesday
week.
Mr.. SEVER introduced resolution Of inquiry
into the expetliency OF constructing a Railroad
frop, Missouri to the Colombia River
In the House. Mr. MARIIS introduced Eesoln-
ZION 10 allow volunteers engaged IN the Mexican
war 70 receive their letters BY mail free OF postage
The House refused 20 suspend the rules to receive
shs resolp,,ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
0eusral Noiices.
TooTEAoHE CAN BE CURED.

z Who wonld NOT give Tor The relief O. Tooih-
acre TWO 1gs o5 al article 50 long known the
ioIers OF he ale Or. H Hart tue Glove Anoiy1e.
II GestToYes the OF The lcoh which every surely
Know the OF Toothscc- l. aas -vea relief
thousands hs hare lost many nights OF b. iEss
crucisrg pain and Who woCc eve -rs;ecl testimony
its efficacy If i were Necessary oui leave i 10
generous puhlic give ithU iris. AID If IL does afford
satisfaction less than Minute the money Will be
funded Prepared and sold whclssae and r-ia by c. 4.
HAMMOND x co. Chemists and Druggists, successors
the late Dr. J. II. Hart OF Broadway aid Cham
b-r--t al joining stewart: marble buildings
y. B. TIE pTopfeic7s would call the aiteciior OF The
ladies' snd gentlemen The many articles Kept for lhei-
convenience such Bears Oh. (Geruuel root6 Hair si
Nal Brushes, Soaps, Cosmetics, PerGmesy and I'll
l,cles snrar taininc 10 ihe oileL d.. 5rios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
NTEy.YORK AssOCIATION for The Improve


nent OF tho Condition OF the PoorThe Board Of Man
ayers would inform the Members OF tho Institution. that
the Annual Report and New Directory ars published and
exeIons have been made 10 aend Ih TO every donor
but Il any failed receive them such pesons VIII b
supplied by addressing note To the Secretary or by cali
Ing al tho Office OF the Association, 40 GrsDdsl
They would also respectfully remind he members mat
m uplal period for the renewal o tho Annual CCnirbu'
lions having arrived ,hey may be made as hilerto TO us
Treasurer Robert b. M!purn, 70 souha or To any of lbs
officers or managers Of the Institution. They earnestly
hone there will be no delay theif Treasury IL nearly *
hasted and with the sUdden return " cold weather. ms
applications for aid become so numerous ana urgent
that without prompt relief, suffering will be lnaynabl7.
They also desire inform the benevolent generally, who
hNys not vet made tbs Association tho channel OF thrir
charity tina, any entities contributors To Mcrnbe
ship 10 IN. Directory and Tickets which VIII enable HON
To refer all appcsna for assistance To their appropriate
visitor who will promptly vs the poor al their homes AMI
attend to ;heir necessities. =,
The advantages Of mode of relief srs now 80 wsl
known end fully Approached by thousands In me CITY,
thai unnecessary here refer TO them farther han 10
state that tn. Association covers tito entire city ana oar
Ing the year by thc aid Of neafy 80 visitors hos MACS
more tsn 100O visits " knsnoss and synpsby 10 mo
dwellings Of the poor. The experience Of four yoafs 1ss
indeed luy demonstrated that Tho system secures taf
greater economy discrimination end certainty thtn mn
vldual charity exercise with ncompaTabIy oeueI o.
fct on the cogdltion of recipients and OF Tue eonna
mt !" p ,MHs 81 n az GgORE 0RiSWOLD,
sHYTU ROGERS JAMES BOOH1lAN,
IUTTIikM CROSBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Brooklyn. Nov. q, 1875.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ THE FOLLOWING, and doub,if you can, that con-
smpor cannot be cured This Is only one OF the several
hundred cases that Townsends Sarsapsrla has cured
BsooSLYN, Sept Il, 1916.
DR. TowSsEsD-Dsdr SIR was taken n little over a
year ago with n cough and pain n my sde IL In
creased on me very fast indeed. pronounced by
physicians have the quick consumption raised large
quantities OF bad matter, rad night sweas, and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for
vent ths hospital In hope Of bet7g benefited but was
pronounced there incarabe was now greatly distress
I'd al The lungs aud could hardly breathe soon became
eac aied and p.ctcd 70 die confined 10 my bed
and was obi ged 10 have watchers: indeed cannot give
YOU any description that would do justice to my
was supposed by my friends TO be past recovery had
tried great number 0fremedies and all seemed to 5c 10
no purpose read OF extraordinary cures per.
formed by YOU medicine, and 10 Tell you The truth s's
pected there some humtug IN ihsn, But ! wns in.
diced 10 try il. done so, and am very hanaiu! did
cannot that entirely well nut am so TAR recovered
as 20 be abou, my business and hope 10 bs entirely well
few weeks NJ cough md pain 10 the side, and nigh:
sweas have lett mo- aud raise bat e, and am fast
gaining my usual strength fell ia duly TO give you
Statement OF my cuse TO publish II you please.
PETER BROWN, II Little. 81 Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

NEw-ESGLaSD FESTIVAL AT pHIl ADELPHn-
The sons OF New England celebrated the Larn, Of Ice
Pilgrims yesterday with their usual festive ss,he
The orsroa delivered by Rev Dr.. Furress spoken Of
By al who heard !; eloquent proiuc-oI-such II
deed as was anticipated -cus he hi- character for
orato=y szi attarrlers which TIE Reverend gentleman
enjoys. Phil North American Wednesday
IE- CEAS>IoN wcRSE.-Xe regret very much
70 earn ;5at M Hiram CEaas;nr c: tie G:aw Eoasc
WHO was 80 badly stabbed few days a-o - 4 Il.as
named Patrick Dawson = sa.lcriE. severely from
The effects .: his wound an: i considered iaa -erou,y
II. Hopes OF rs recovery are very sight
Baltimore PATRIOT. Monday
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RI nEArE1s IN FIRE ARMS.

r, s CIRCUIT COURT, fof The So'thein Disifict o.
L New. Ycfk-EIhsn Alien u. Orsson Blunt, ~ al
Axnnder Gardiner Clerk Of The CiIcnit Court u N,
United State. Dr the Southern District Of NewfWh 90
hereby certify that the above entitled suit vas Iieh " ss
said Court the ,h and l3h daya Of Apni. ~ PSI
10. Hon Smith Thorn pson Assoeiaus Justice 81 tee
preme Tho United States, that Jafy gss smpsn
he Dar Of The plaintiff (Ehan Aen1 sEd Hn sSaep -, "
~. part Of defend tOrisscn Blunt s' vi no m
lie eydfDce b.h heen closed the case 81, ns. tT N,
plaintiff Ihar charge hereu2on gwen W a., S'd,
to he jury VINO retired under charge ., 20 $1,000 ~,
dg.iiied w attend iheDp, and On IEe' 'e"A
Thai hey md Ia ps,aG . sS .os 9 slsavs ss s
or AID patenIso snd entitled % t In and vending 10
s Is e Used The improved lock claimed o1 MIN ana
set forth Ia his paieni IT, tork manufactured Ara
A1a ~ me asesndtns NOT az infringement Of tns
platinum by Tie minutes Of The aid ,rai
Az 81 T - ~ oten ALEX GARDINER. CLERK
feSoraea 70 ia' ,sS. d. NkThd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Destructive FIRE III Buffalo.

Tho Commercial has received the following telc-
graphic communication from Buffalo
We have had destructive fire, and what is still
more distressing the probable loss of valuable
life The large store OF Mcssrs e. B. Walbridsc \
Co Wholesale produce and commission merchants, No
Is Main and the stores adjoining have been de-
stroycd by fire Walbridce & Co.'S loss is said 10 be
$4,000, which are happy to say is covered By in
sirance The loss OF the others put down al 600
also partially insured
MIR Henry Bishop. a book.kccper to Mcssrs Wal
bridge & Co is missing. and it generally feared tina,
he has persisted in the flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
sMYTH ROGERS, JANIS BooHHAN,
I ',,,,i,n WILLIAM Il. CROSBY.
-,.rTI0N TO DEALKRs IN FIHg ARMS.

IL A.. aciion Of Ethan Him HUI S1r'iI In hs
ON, CorI OF The United sls;es for Infringement cf
IL. patent right anytscnf,, u'o and sell % be used
me syLRCOCKINo PISTOL, verdict has been given
~ ~ oIsini,T with costs Of trial, and fine Of twelve
%nod soars nod an Injunction has been issued sgsos
Bgnt gyns restrain them from maAins OF ssag sit1
srtI. fher petition for tria and 10 GARY II 70
Washington OF bill Of exceptions has been refused
Tho public therefore tsseeSaiy cautioned sssi1s:
BunI SUNS or any Pistols Of similar kind, as by dise-
gadng his caution wcud make II necessary for US
subscriber sppcal the laws for protection 10 al aarn
cas.. All articles u iS Kind ms67 BY Allen Thur
her Norwich Conn and for ss!s By The prnci
ers IN the article 10 Newly orZ. ETHAN ALLEn
.Sorvlirh Conn Ina Nov. l3a5. nlb 2swa hkTbistp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
EHEu MATlSM.
EHEJ MATISN.
More ,hsn thousand cases OF Chroaic rheumatism
h.ys he-n cured nv tho IA. NJ Dr ToSrssnd Sarsapsria

More tasn thousand cases OF Chroaic rheumatism
hsye been cured by the Of Dr. Townsend SarsspsEia
NEw,Y oKS. Dec. Il 1915
To Docros TowSsrNp-Sir. think il my duty 70 return
you my sincere hsrks for the benefits have eNper
rncei by ne o; ycUr Extract 0: SsrSaparila wss
afflicted for many months w Rheumatic pains, and also
inflammation OF the Liver the sus.TuSs which endured
from these disease. rendered ms lie burden
tired every remedy ,ha ws prescribed for iron, ,ss'
Of Jhs best physicians IN lie city hut wiaout receiving any
pernt--c. bennett considered myself ncutshlr. bat L.
the zivics III friend induced ny yoar Compound.
had but faint hopes Vt sIccess. bat happy say,
rad not sAep han half bottle before experienced
relief ihts induced 10 rsrsoyere in rs use aud NO
bottles havs effected entire II /, some month.
since used ypur remedy. and grateful aud happy 10
say never ealoyed better health
shall take great pleasure ia recommending II 10 tbs
aft cied, for by is firm bellows my lite saved
With the greatest rcsp.cta allow me- 10 subscribe myself
your crat-fgl friend WILLIAM y. MORGAN,
of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Dattut aIfoieines.
m ToWNsEND;S sASsiPARILLA

Dr. TOWNSHIPS SASSAPAEILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT o.; Gp II fsTt 5ot:s /, ss',= :laei
cisepe, pisssaa.es, A1c warranted superior "a say
sold Il diseases without ynrctE, sos
iiy. i.oi.-s.ia< ite rsI.en;-
Tae great beauty aHd superiority q Ibis Ssfsapasi
a, oer ez'rd:-s vse ? sr>.eA;es diseases, =
izv.cCtstss lie body.
IT HAS PERFORMED
,ioss rs,S 1890 crss> rHis YEAS
600 ovsss CT RHaVNAr;sN.
Loco ovxEs CT DrsczFslA.
$500 crSxs cF GsSss,L DES,tsry, sad wsni q
Nervoc, Energy.
5000 EsN,tE COMPLAINTS ANn OVEN
.,0Oc CURES CT DISEASES
o: the Blood. viz Ulcers, Scroa.., Erysipei,s Sal,
Eh-un y.les OF he face &c. &c together with agnr,.
Gus cA,ses or Consumption. Liver Complaints. SPIRAL Al.
f-c,on, &c This uGsi appear ,Ecrcdlblc,
h>rr letters from Physicians and cur agents from
al PARIS Of tie United States. reforming Of cArNor'
d.asry cures. l. Van 5u>A!s E,l OF tie most
spectacle Druggists in Newark New Jersey informs us
he refer one hundred and any cases
in plsce alone Tncr- thousands OF IN ihs
City OF New York which VIII refer 20 with pleasure,
and 10 men OF character well SGowr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
RHEUMATISM AND THE Pill


SErrsNiRrs Is. 1875.
De- Tow~syNp-Ienr ST.. Ny wife has been for
Al wears afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief bat all - Vr
pose She was hnsy induced by seeing your advertise
neIi 10 give your SaTsspsra trial We procured some
OF Il from ,ur agent (Mr Nna Buskk and d! gives me
pleasure that after u.nc II she experienced great
relief and in very short time perfectly cared wa.
also together With IN my employ badly troubled
with Plies, and by using small quantity OF your Sar.ape
rilIa our complaint completely cured. consider 1t
one Of hs beat OF medicines and would advise all who
afflicted 10 give 1t trial, GARRlT GARRABRANT,
rs Market at Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
rLrRGyMyN ANn PHYSICIANS

A. WE'LL As ,>ps OF OTHERS FARTs or rHE
United States continually sending certificates aud in
forming benefits derived from DR. Townsends Sarsa
psrilla-
Ds TowSSENp-S,e Some time since you requested my
opinion OF The OF your Compound syrup of Shsapa
ril!4 prepared 10 give H. have used II In my
prscI. and prescribed tor The last few months and must
give my decided preference anything II the hind
with which iuanted both as 10 It's medical virtues
the reasonable price atwhch you scli In scroiOus
all. cons ptons generally dyspepsia, ndi-
ge.on costive habits and liver Complaints, nm much
pleased with eGects In these complaints, other
where scrofa Is indicated with confidence recon-
mend Il the patronage of the profession Us valuah 6
auxiliary for removing di.ease in OF its most trouble
sem. forms, and 10 all, safe and valuable medicine"
BENIN WEEKS, n ID.
Brooklyn, Nov. q, 1916.
Dr. TowYsEND-Dea S,r Having for time past
been afflicted with pulmonary afcc ion my lungs and
continual rain my side, owing ~ evening exposure In
travelling aching, and hndng disease TO
with much difficulty Of breathing and other alarming synp
tom. advised bg clergyman friend Of mine, To
,ry vour celebrated Shrsaphrla did and after to-
king two or three bottles found myself relieved. Mysp-
petite has nd much stronger, and
hope very 10 resume my usual diiies have been
so greatly benefited by your excellent medicine feel IL
nv duty 10 make the sc,s for TIE benefit Of others
who may be aborne under the difficulties that have
been for some time past Res specially, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Nov. ~ 1916. Staten Island
P.incIpsl Once, i26 FuIton.s. Sun Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
Iowa.

The srss State Legislature OF Iowa convened at
lows City on the 3osh ult The Senate was organ
ICED by the choice oE TaoMAs BAxAR tLocol Of Ma,
hasSa President aud JoHS B, RUSSELL do oil Mus
catne Secretary. In the House JESSE r. Brown
Of Lee CO. (Whicl was chosen Speaker aud slIAs
A HupsoN, tWhisl OF Des MONIES. Clerk An the
cheers OF the House are Wings, all those of the
Senate Locos,
The vote for Governor was then officially declar,
ed, follows:
ansel Briggs. Loco. Sess
Thomas Mcknight, Wing 49,
Loco majority. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l6l
The Locos say that all the votes are not returned
and tina: their actual majority is greater than this
Wspsssums such is thsf -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
RHEUMATISM AND LuMBAGo.

N.w-ToEN, July j. tSi6.
DS. TcwSscSp- Deay SIR For lhe last tbree year,
have been soTey addicted " h sever. rheumatic pains.
have hem times the grsssst agony possible" and una
ole 10 follow my employment have also had severe At
acks Vt the umbagu. road the papers
the OF your Ssrapsrills and thought would Try
and ses II could obtain relief The umbnSo has lett
me and experience OF my rhsumat:c pains Ny
general health has been improving since commenced with
H. Tor which am very ihrnkul. aad hope you will meet
the success that your remedy Zoe those pains
merits. Your, &c. ~. RICHARD JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
CITY ITEMS.
" EDNEsoAY. Dee :, >.

p The Dr. Goads Clerks held ano.her meet
ius Tue.dsy night 3: Satou.l Hall canai NJ FRANCE n
the Chair Tie -epor: of the Committee appointed r:
the las, meeting was received and read. I;.et :ch Il
substance tia. the Committee had made inquiries Of FL
the dry goods houses concerning the ruo-, AID all had
denied it II 100 save cre house, and that had parrisy
admitted The stigma but denied that il intended q
apply 70 al te clerks II The establishment The -cror;
and resolutions vrre adorred with but four dissearcni
VOICES. On rnstioa 9 committee WIS appointed. with
powe. 70 add 70 IL lumber to frame Constitution :or
an Association for The protection Of D.y Goods Clerks
AID for Other objects After desli,ory discussion on
several ezcitac topics The meeting adjourned aavin-
voed their thanks 70 several gentlemen who bad taken
an active part in the proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
r WEPB's FANCY BAKERY,

so. l05 DIVISION SEw.YoRS.
CAKFS ICED AND ORNAMENTED IN every style
OOrcers received and punc,ually attended 10. PHrucs
supplied with Ice Cream. Jeiies, Pyramids Pound:
Sponge, Lady Fingers Cocoaaut Drops and 81 sinn, Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

~ Wafer Cure Hou-e.-Mrs NJ :. Cove oonuo-
to receive patients al mr. house hi lcth ST. New
YORK.
Mrs G. also Visits ladies and children their homes and
siycs direction for III. application OF Water Cure $50
~ T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 6'
WsiLs;. Nsw-Ycr& uucuIrcnt money bought and sold
void and oliver eAchanEei nole. an: drains Collected 0l