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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-10
nREAr EEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Towns-nds Sarsapdfila! i sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpient Consumption, Barenness Leucorrh or
Whites Ob,rucied Difficult M.nsrunton, lncontin-nco
OF rne or Involuntary dschars thereof and for the eern-
raj prost!aon the system matter whether the result
OF inherent, carse causes produced by reguar:ty Ill
or accident
~ Nothing can be more surprising ihaa It's invigoratng
effects on the human frame Persons, al weakness and
la-sitde before taking H. become robust and ull
of energy under It's influence. Il Immediately counter
acts the nervelessness OF the female frame, which is The
great cause Of barrenDess
Il win not expected OF IA, IN cases OF 80 delicate ma
lure exhibit certificates OF cures performed but we can
assure the afflicted that haDdreds OF cases have been o-
ported TO u.s. Several cases when families have been
without Children after using few bottles OF this nYhu-
able medicine have been bes.ed with healthy offspring
DR. TOWNSEND Ny wife being greatly distressed oy
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
By pain and sensation Of bearing down ia.ns Of the
womb aud with other difficulties 8nd having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures, and also
hearing recommended for such diseases US nave de
scrbed obtained bottle of your Extract OF SarsaPafla,
and followed the directions gave me- IN snod PERIOD
il removed her complaints and restored her To hea4Ih--
B.in grateful for the benefits she received lake pleasure
in thus led gny IT, and recommending 10 The pub
llc VI. d. MOORE, Cor. OF Graid ana Lyuhis 81"
Albany. August II, 1874.
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Eli Z Z 81 a T ] S "

This sasspara is used with the most pfec, success
In Rheumatic com paints however or chrome
The astonishing cures has performed are indeed won
9erfu Oler remedies sometimes give temporary relief
This entirely eraicsies II from the system even "nen tho
limbs and bones drradiu.ly swollen
Ds TowSsESD: I WIS attacked with distressing pain
In my hip joint, so bal that could not wax without my
cgutches and much OF the Tune Obliged To keep my
bed tried several remedies but they did not relieve e
then called on OF hrst Physicials he DID not
he me heard OF your SArssparia and obtained bot
e aud IN few days II enurely cured and as well
nc.v a. ever ASHBELL WALKER, y Dan.ei-,t
Albany. January ?, 1915.
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51boo!s
rI,HE AIiT OF DANCING. yyALTZING

THE ART OF DANCING. " tLTLlNC, &c.
Mr.. ". WHALE AID DAUGHTER res p-ctfu.iy
MORN The Ladies and ser,enea Of Sew Brook
lvn, fhcir c.ssscs III elegant ar-u5l-
Dancing. Waiting. Polka &C. II a.. iLc!r various
styles among which ! Inc beautiful and popular Redou
danced The London and ParI, Saloons, VIII commence
for the their rooms, CONSTITUTION HALL,
esI Broadway, I tSDAl Ocnber lS;h, and nj GOTH
&c HALL. Brooklyn, Aiams-st Oc-nbcr l2L Days Of
Tuition IN Broadway Tor Young ladies' and gentlemen
der u, every Tuesday and Saturday afternoons ats md
for lhe elder class 1i gentlemen NJ IN ih. evening.
DAYS OF Tuition IN Bfo0byn ior young ladies' ard gen
ucmeG under IL, every Monday afternoon ats, AID SaUT
day morning AZ half pas, TentemeE- class Monday
evenings commencing a.
morning Classes FOR in.luclns The eder class o! Ladies
Ma.oGrka MiaHet-. Naizes HedoSva. etc their
Private Academy, commencing ht ~ = NJ FOR terms
please inquire above Circulars VI PARTICULARS ready
to bs had ~ abov- and ~ The Brcokyr Music stores
TUESDAY SEMl-MOETHLY SOiREES VIII com
November H. Subscription for Tue season -. rG
pills moi CHARGED for she Sorees Ladies tickets be had
only OF Mr. * Rules pectng The adm zion Of Lade,
70 IN SOrecs VIII Dee strictly enforced a. Un orm.
Academic, Schools and Private Classes be attended
10 by Hi w and Daughter and Also at her Academy
i.fptl
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MAcKINAw, Mich. Oct >, /:

MAcKINAw Mich. Oct. ,, 1916.
Last evening Mr. Richmond the Agent Tor pay
log Indians Mt this place, Green Bay and Two or
thee other stations arrived here in the steamer
Niagara with ten kegs of silver coin, containing
ium 60 to $4,000 which will speedily be dis
nibu,ed among the sons OF the forest It. however
will give only about IS to each Indian, winch VIII
hardly touch their fingers before the traders Will htvcit
Tie Indians gathered here amount to 2ooO aud they
certainly appear like n degenerate and Urokeh'0owh
ne-the sntipodes of what expected 10 see IN lat 40
Upon good authority ann informed that the Temper
information has taken strong hold among the emp
Nways and Getaways here gathered but that the WINS,
dealels still scatter their ire brands OF disease ana
death among them 10 alarming extent. Their Wig
vans scattered I'LL along the beach. Inc payment
nsmonth later this year than usual
This place is celebrated for its White and Trout
fisheries and notes arc given here, payable IN
$1,000 and other sums, worth OF fish. to be DENY
ued il six months year This ls certainly pct
Ter currency than their Loco oco. Wildcat Michigan
money.
On Msckinaw Island is a strong Fort. This Island Is
Saated between Lakes Huron and Michigan, III tue
Straits OF Mchilmackiuac. During the last war II was
hken BY the British from the rear This point needs
ntihons strengthening 1t is sarriscned by company
ap s nisntry
The steamer Nile that left Detroit last week on
Saturday. put in here w cdncsdaN. having run
apca q rock between Pressure Isle and MackinaW,
SOC, Is miles before arriving hthcr In order TO get
sioa they were compelled TO throw on her deck load
psh was very large and consisted OF merchandise IN
saeral of some $1,000 to SiOOO value Shc was heHN
laden with passengers and merchandise enc eake9
nbsdly that all her passengers had to land here and
be merchandise in her hold also landed here She
returned 10 Detroit for repairs.
The steamer Illinois put back to this place last
Tuesday although she had passed nearly 100 miles across
Lake Michigan The WAS 50 heavy that she could
Aweaiheri, On "Wednesday evening She started out
sa taxing the passengers by the Nile The merchai-
&c sill remains ON the wharf fhaNhLiN'
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- Steamship Cambria Judkins. hence Ist
inst arrived a, Halifax on the morning OF the 3D. took
on board Lady untley and family and several others
and left again Immediately for Liverpool Bost IrSns
Ia The amount OF ice exported from Boston
during September stated 10 be 627 ions The whole
amount for the las; four months ll2Sl. The amount
during the mos ending Sept. 80 1915 was 1923 tons
~ The Horse Disease has shown itself in the
vicinity OF Amherst Mass.
r-T1 \ Girl who worked in one OF the factories OF
Lowell was run over by freight train the eth and
IS not cxpec led 20 survive.
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~ Hear Mr. Seth Terry Of The oldes, and most re
sprctabl. Law y-Ts Hartford Conn The oIio"'n2 l.
an extract Of letter received from hin
Dr. TowSsENo. have used Que ooti" o' your oafsa-
para and GaG II = excellent is effects upon cIUnc
rheumatic cain % which subject, from an injury oc-
c.slon-d .eyers! years ago pubc stage Please send
,n yo beetles 10 the care VI DR. Seymour have con
yerse6 ~ I'll principal PhYscians 1Ed recon-
mended yOgr Sarsapaf!iIa DEL II lEAhi.
Hartford March II, lsi5
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xTHITWELL.S ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL
w oPoDELDOC Recommended by Pcof. Mitchell, OF

xsTHITWELL-S ONLY True ASD oh4DINAL
w OPOpELDOC. Recommended by Prot Mitchell, Of
TN, ~ on-y tl4l remedy or SYraiHs Govt ramp
Rheumatism S.rsss OF Neck and JonLs' BUNS, y" esA-
cess Of Limos, &c. ..
SPECIAL CArr:ox-The pubic sse earnestly requested 70
w. % r guard limitations s-c ccl1tefriii OF ILLS
v.nzJe ore ozra,ioa ~nicn interested persons VIII CO.
.or 20 cau of OF 700 lie genuine In-e- liI-aiions
g,-y argeroas 10 use REMEMBER thai " Hrt"efs opo-
-jtci. tie Original arSs, The ingru1Iens OF ,c .
ro1luo,-t .r- recommended ~ Prot HrAeii 0. y L
No other Opo-ldoc possible resemble Il N q
exec toutv. ard appearance Therefore, e= arg - s"i'
,h.a - yog yel1e your he ard iI1Ios
fsor- voc purchase iaI ever oo-.- Lis nc si1-
rre on P Whveu o. the outside wrsppet-non= eu4ef
r.r rossIbly te yeI1ir=- .
CerriScEt. f0ri Hoo Samuel L Mitchell VI y L. y :"
NJ John P whirweil
receipt contained n yuur leior tof cor posi-
-, - -. I'D n Op,y:eide appears 10 contain
ug.ubsr Of good Tedleuts Ia- aces -aun=Iz1ed are
Al usefI. Jces- -, !.
II! possessed your propagation should prescribe u
:--l Tor external accidents tor LEX L Etusi Dc en- eI
cIea. hing Iv!sh yc- crG thr=e VINO rfsg Use L. SIC
SAMUEL L MITCHELL
Pr:ce IS ce,tsa bo1is-S2 per d0zr--
WEITVELI-JS Aromatic SuIa, for Eeadzehs sod Co
rarrh composed principally Roofs and Aro-aI Herbs
N.icaI SOCIETY," London, of he Medical School Z
F.cs AID late Professor Taeory and Pscce q Pnse
Z Har.d University = Cambridge scccaP anies eIa
% Price y AID - cents Fer bot;.e- -,
Sold n y T. oy R1.n;gr CO.. Sands Co; AsP1-~ = =
Lawrence AMI Reese. Shie5tn elt otas:s -
J. Davies Newark, z 2 7. Williams Ti' -" -"
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French icr The ensuing season, lie following places
;iechsh.c.s Institute school, No. !. CEam5ersst. the
2sth sept 3i6 For information. inquire OF Mr BsriI,
Actuary CITY Hall, he school class Is already
formed for hose lat advanced IN me language, on
N1ntsvs aud Fridays cl ,tch week nj O'Clock.
Mr.. Chamber aims School q" Bfo"ne-t North Broad
way lie nh Sept Tue bcch opened for Subscribers
Crch. tire Spth >cpt-wiih his aud improved
teaching French hOut study the pupI attend
to his business sH-he I'll be MT be charged with
the task Of committing lesson 10 memory all that vii be
required pUncua attendance Onappcauon all the par
tlc. lars vii .e exclaimed IS TThS SSw
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Goal


DEAIGI ORCHARD COAL-Thirieenth-s- Yard
Peach Orchard COa-The subscriber hiss jus; opened &
vsrl 4, above and h.s uow hand choice lot Of Red
Ah Coas selected from the most celebrated veins and OK
sal. Al -.sl market prices. Also Lehish Whits ASH
Igerro5 sa Cumberland Co.s hand. A.! @: The above
for sal. from ward vessel Apply 70
r S'r0kFs DICKERSON. 81 iSih-st near sIif-svenue,
and IN AB;aJay-st- near Broadway.
B-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Goa! by the cargo
single ton - u
CUMBERLAND CUAL-The f.ci.sft COalH II dis
sr-,. in few t.vs cargo nj me above coal tresh
from Tire company mines in good order All lamps At me
fon ~ Tbirlruth-, y r. For sale low FOR cash apps
NJ T STONES DICKERS0N, No % Thirteenth -
l,i n.Ar 6th-syrnu- AMI iG Anhony-t neAf BrladSHy
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WORCESTERSHIRE Appearance of the City, &c

Correspondence OF the ST. Louis Republican
WARSAW. III. Sept 2eth. lSi6.
SINCE my last letter have spent week III Nat
o and attest the truth oil the remarks oil another
your correspondents, III regard TO the desoa'e "p
Ftanee Of the city.
arrived there on Monday evening OF last week On
tuesday morning took stroll through portion oil the
VS asserted streets and for miles may sSei! say
tSsed nothing hut cnAntcsS houses some OF thtn'
sosM aud barred and others with doors wide open as
eta haste All along the city for miles, whercve?
nigh, be seen on the doors or on the walls some
sse ;hai the tenement for sale or Tor rent ~
cns Indicates that Mormonsn Is forever extinct III
Sass As people, they are completely suodueo :.
Saaacock
say selling their little property a, very low rates
-se aSaos; giving il awsy-tor the sake oil raising
sas 70 take them away Horses, cows, oNsn ana
,tssihon which has gone IN advance, to the Wider
40, the Far West, while many others have already
Nv AZ points up and down the river.
ere are many instances OF individual distress ana
and how could it be otherwise in u case hAe
Many, doubtless, have left the city with nothing
se upon day in advance. Many have crossed the
~, VINO were entirely destitute OF the means OF suS
- 'neir families before. and who row have added
- lcruer mseries the want OF house to live 10,
s0oi to shelter them from the pcltings OF the pit
s1a1y have nothing lief, them in the WIDE world but
sic aut which they tenan,ed in the city, and the
-, P'Sn VI ground upon which II stands ana i"t
probably, they viii not be able 10 realize the SUN
.Seniy dollars. Vas present myself al the sale OF
= dots OF ground. with log house and few fruit
S@soa each. for one OF which the purchaser paid u
,ss aud for the other cow, and the holders seemed
- 10 Sc. away with so much. Low this doubtless
.,aed TO them who had probably paid $40 or $500
yet the purchaser had better kept his morse and
~. II al the lots IN Nauvoo could &c boush, at the
sse, iwoud consider them dearly psio Tor.
u the last advices from Nauvoo we learn tina.
p1a Aal 4. A,s-Ag
~ thing in their own way, OF course VIII net
sesssssngly The Mormons ir the vicinity are repre-
Is being IN mos, psisble condition. Union, ID
- We understand that the MAN; Indians are
80 % comply with their engagements and retire from
~ aie territory In Iowa. We are happy to learn ths
'ee WI! oe necessary TO secure their compliance
Union.
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I,HE EAT0NToIyN FoIy.e.aaI: Ia.IlIaIg. aaGeI

| tue direction Of Prot B JASEe and s. ]. CAV,
Shrewsbury y hour, SAIL rom foot OF Nsseyst- v
Y. per Edwin Lewis. cpuiers comprehensive
English and Classical Educuuon Including the French,
German Spanish. ltaiiau and Mathematics all their
branches. Regular Lectures delivered Moral PHI
O-ophy ana Manners IN social Lie, Zoology, Botany,
Mineracgv Chemistry NaiGrnl Philosophy and Uniyer-
sa History Tie Winter Session feop-us !st November
TEKNs75 per session OF = 'veehs payable IN ac snce
No extra charges. Each furnishes his bed Circu-
lars furnished sni Information given, al Isl Nasseu.L y
Y so i2eodWS&M
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DE- ToaxsESD-Dear Sir. have b-sc entirely cured,
y usug yoqr Extract OF Sarsapars, OF chrome lnaam
usory rheumatism which nave afflicted io
DE last TWO years very severely nave endured NE
most zgOnizing pains my feet and legs were dfeaHIy
.,.oI-n and there have beee months ~ len pnaDIr
10 attend 70 Wy Being cured Of me rheumatism
aud having y general E-sh restored by your asre-noe
sn-d;cne .noQg cOud do rss ec9uaint you
OF my in gs.ug your sar-apsri4s Perhaps |
should add that used the pr-cr pou- Of Ply sclans af
rurrha-. some of rmbrocaOns and oinnl-nLs IL
n. muIAct and received benefit Your. NC
WILLIAM LTPPISCOTr, rs " aisT--t
Work
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De- TowysgsD. You remember that y ea obtained a
rzItr 10 IN. yo1 q certificate an happy have II N
nav cover 10 return TIE favor bad been sofe!y afflicted
py The FOR months EIuch Of the time 40 bad
liar could retsr sleep walk II would De I'M
possible for describe the pain and agony endured
trled rrrber Of remedies Without b-ias beaeted
gentleman knows the Qualities Of your Sa.sapaa
Induced me 10 t.y bottle cG aad, 10 ny great
sstoui sh-rent n few days Effected perfect cure;
anv are scrsd1lo1s, Invite them " cali me- and
promise TO ssii.fy a-ni Of lae tfgth OF The above.
IRA GODFREY, No Lbefiys-
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ScCHOOL.-Hemprtrsf seminary Male Boarding school.
- iemps,-ad L. 20 miles from The City, branch OF
the l.. / Rairnad The Winter VIII commence - OF
November Circulars nj J. Chaabefiius 81 Cedarst The
principal ti- month a BIo6iA az.
1upD =. L., M.P
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Is R5CRisERs TAKE TaIS OCCASION

TO <oTtFy THtIK FKlENDS 40 TIE fugLlc GENERALLY
~ or THEIR REMOVAL froul lSs 10 ~ Chatham
= oopo.. me Theatre. formerly known rs the old
burnt Boot and shoe store,l where hey are prePsF-
~ 10 pose OF goods n their linz al pEce- lpf-c-
5.srtly rbe.DAcspe any other Ike establishment
Tn. subscribers would respectfully invite persons VINO 10
tend purchasIn. 10 call sBa examine sr ne'y ana eAi-h'
-, s, " hc Tor variety, excellence AID cuee pness ctl-
no, h.. ,csll4 Isl! ami thorough animation VII et
1r Ia rres.e customer. TIE STOCK CONSISTS OF Boots
: MID respectfully csl tie attention OF he Lsdle
f NV YCrk TO th-!I a.soTiH-uL Of Ladies IN. Glt AZ
biack G.-r BusziEs KID Slippers wt- and blacA % .
Si-n.rs A. which are good csn - naf II ne city
nrd Al least - per cent. cheaper. SMITH hlsLEf,
- tr~ Ia. ChaIaAiu-sL opposite TIE Th-aife
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DOARDING-A front and pantry on the second
I'D Roor To let with board, to gentleman and his wife;
and also two three single gentlemen may DO aceom,o
dated small, respectable private family, where bu'
:, - GA
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General Notices

~ September Report OF the 1iutmni Lie IN
snrnncc ompuny Of New OK, No. - Wa-!-st-Th:
institution. curing The month OF September i>-ued hne'E
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DOARD-Ope or two sin Vie gentlemen can be accom-
ID mudaGed with board aud pleasant rooms IN private
boarding house where Tiers few boaTders Noishbohsod
quiet and respectable Apply at 0l Woosterst between
lnr,,, .p,l p,Inc,
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- ELECT SCHOOL OF Twenty-Five Young Gen
- t.enen.-in the Sxi-entAsi Church, The Eighth
avenue. II. L MYRICK, Pdncipe assisted by eminent
Cl-..ica French Terms for boys under ii
years ofase s. eleven years S2 including nsrc-
lion any of the English studies, win tic Greek and La
I'm languages If required. oj 5aw3w
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Corrcsnondepcc of Tho Tribune.

Indian PAYMENT llinnv-Fort-A o
the Steamer Nilc-Heavy Storm on Lake
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Principal oace rs Frl.ou-st Sew-YoLs, snd lc5
stsyb Pesri-st Albany Agents for Boston, ksdfiHs
SSSa.1elnbi. s : Hance, Druggist, Baltimore P. "
go Css-.s.on. Icnn Wright Co Se~-Orleans, l52
SSs-r.s- AID BY Inc pr1ctpa! Druggists tarou CHOU;
Ne i-ri..d STATES Wet Indies and Canada
Sore rauir. except pc: up II me zrge square ooties
,hcr c9utaa quart gnd signed with the written signs
a.. a = TOWNSEND, ard bis zane e!own n 70
si.s. Eli 3.Ew2uThSATus
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ROAtD.-A handsomely furnished paror aad bed
ID room with board for lady and gentleman or one OF
two ladies. gentleman can Oe accommodated WIN
single The family s strictly private and sma-nt
in accordance with accommodation. Address Albion r
~ O9 nc
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A Nd MAGNETIC FLUID, for The permanent cure OF
"A Rheumatism and all Nervous Complaints. Only
ArenrV In New. lorn. I89 broadway.
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De- TowasEsD-leaI Slr- My VIE 50. Iass "a! az "
-acke4 WITH fever. and took large aaanes u
-. ~ her rnona sbe.r t. Inoutha When tie -Tsr Left
Ger she was sn.cked with distressing PaiEs nj "e.e
sometimes 90 bad her neck and sLoa1srls @ ,,i
s1co.t distracted coC!d get nothiGS 70 Ie'.e -
we red your ssr.apara. which, 'seea we sppsa s iis
dis:el,, r,ed b-r We feel unter ob2Eons 70 ~ ~
- :. ,s., others mag avail Themselves u ll.s
Se.o snd c;nsi remedy. She had fe'er tSo ysss -
, tee sPs5ns, e--a ss 49, JOHN < DELL
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~ We understand that the MAN; Indians are
comply with their engagements and retire from
"a ste territory in Iowa. We happy to learn tbs,
See WI! &c necessary TO secure their compliance.
Union.
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Academies Schools and Private Classes VIII he
I y SiJih-avenE-
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BOARD, with pleasant rooms, may DO had by making
I'D application IS Fronkn-st third door fron Broad
~, -, -, "a Z: resne..t %
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CASE OF pRoPSY.

We have never known q case Of Dropsy which this
medicine fused did relieve The following Is copy
of letter Dr. Townsend received rom gentleman on
Long Island Ii Is truly able case
EL,rsusH Long Island June II. l3t6.
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DOARD.-A Gentleman aud Lady, or TWO single 0on
ID .rnen can be accommodated with pleasant roouis and
gnnA huGLd Al No 81 Whe-st. near bL0adWay. o3 lw-
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compare .Ti; III .:a.emeu, 20 re MrSzo, Pe1-..nar
hnozc=s Shaw, Shsdor, 5oil Spelce.s- " Ike Ii.5-c
Wood, A Wright src YAK Fsry- Against II g na jori-y
70: monopoly Q.
NJ Rhoedes changed yo;e n favor Of me monopoly
D.. Taylor changed 5 against l. Not LAWYER opened
njs lips the true Democratic side o.: The question Al
ice enthusiasm from the arst favor OF ire few
VIC follow ine example OF George II, II l715, By with
holding % the las :ac -szatz Of To I2gav.
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What though the erlsr may not be explained,
Sace their effects are duly asceriniuei,
Let not Dc.us.un Prejudice Pride,
Induce mankind to set the means aside
Means hich though simple, ar. by Heaven desigue
To alleviate the. IL. OF human kind"
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way, or At 30 Greene-sL 90 w
TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives can be accom-
nudaed with board, and pleasant apartments for mo
WiuIer by applying No l76 East Broadway Also,
TWO single gentlemen can be accommodated oy
apo,ying Us above Terms moderate. o5 lws
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Boarding ann iotrls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

BOARDING: in South Brooklyn.-F families or single
ID gentlemen wishing board iof the Winter may DO pleas
uutiy accommodated by immediate application al No
sydney-plcs Location desirable, and terms moderate.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-17
DR. BANNING,s BODY BRACE

IL Thousands Of persons afflicted by pulmo-
nary affections, dyspepsia, constipation and various
degrees of local or general debility, have been
lieyed by this instrument. IL is particularly adapt
ed TO numerous ailments prevalent at the South, to
spinal Weaknesses, distortions, a tendency of the
body TO lounge and droop, both in children and
adults. BY restoring the form TO an erect posture,
enlarges the chest, that the subject breathes
freer and easier and thus many contractons of the
chest, with attendant affections Of the heart and
lungs counteraced, and full play is given 10 the
organs Of respiration. f..... ...|. ...
The brace may be had in this city by applying to
Mrs. Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all
times over Z. Wheeer's hardware store, Pennsyl-
yania avenue, near 7th street gentleman will
aid in adapting it to those who may call for the pur-
pose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, as
also for patent rights, may likewise be directed to
DR.. Banning's office, 423 Broadway, New York.
Dr. Banning can refer, if desired, to some Of the
most eminen, professors of medical and surgical
science in the United States, as well as TO numerous
distinguished ladies' and gentlemen in this city and
other parts Of the country.
July sly