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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14


DR.. Baird is delivering interesting course
of lectures at Hartford, Conn. of ono Of which
tho Times ha, the following notice:
There is nothing that strikes q stranger more
forciby if he visits Sweden at the season Of the
year when the days arc longest, than the absence
of night. DR.. B. had no conception Of it before
his arrival. He arrived in Stockholm. from Got
tenburg, 400 miles distant, ia tho morning, and
in the afternoon went to SEQ some friends-had
not taken notes of tme-and returned about
midnight; it was as light as it is hero half an
hour before sun down. You could distinct
ly. But oil was quiet in the streets; it seemed rs
If the inhabitants had gono away, or were dead.
No signs of life-stores wero closed. The sun
in June goes down ut Stockholm a little before
10 O'Clock. There is great illumination oil
night. as tho sun passes roaaa tho aasih so~erds
tho north pole and tho rofrnction of its rays is
such that you read at midnight. DR.. B. read
letter in the forest noar Stockholm, at midnight,
without artificial light. There is a mountain at
tho head eof the Gulf Of Bo,hnin, where on the
2lss of June. the sun does not go down at all.
Travellers 20 up there to it. A steamboat
goes up form Stockholm for the purpose Of carry
ing those who are curious to witness the phenom-
onon. 1t only occurs one night. The sun goes
down to tho horizon, you can see tho whole face
of it, and in five minutes it begins to rise.
At the North Cape, latitude 720, the sun does
not 60 down for several weeks; in June it would
be about $50 above the horizon at midnight. The
way tho people there know it is midnight they
SEQ the sun begin to rise. The changes in
those high ATTITUDES. from summer to winter. are
so great that we can have no conception Of them
at all. In winter time the sun disappears and is
not seon for six weeks. Then il comes and shows
its face. Afterwards, it remains for ten, fifteen,
or twenty minutes, and then descends. And
finally, it does not set at all, but makes almost
circle round tho heavens. DR.. Baird was asked
how they managed in regard to hired persons,
and what they considered day? He could not
say, but supposed they worked by tho hour. and
twelve hours would be- considered days work.
Birds and animals take their accustomed rest at
their usual hour. The Doctor did not know how
they learned the time, but they had, and 60 to
rest whether the sun goes down not. The
hens take to the trees about o'clock. P. NJ. and
stay till the sun is we'll up in the morning, and
the people get into this habit of late rising too.
The first morning DR.. Baird awoke in Stockholm,
no surprised to sec the sun shining into his
room He looked at his watch and found i, was
only o'clock; and the next time he awoke il
strseis. Tfe people are not ;n the habi, of ris
ing so soon. The Swedes in the cities are not
very industrious, owing probably to the climate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14
IDvRRfIsING.

0acsf'se'e"ss cu be eenepiesossiy snserte1 - fhs
"Psasdixm'' at the fslssrins rates:
One square Of 10 LINES. l25O~sl sceeks. $500
Announcing .s.ses Of candidates for e6ee, 100
hoeTo1 discount The shove rsses those Ae sdr
fse by the year Advertisements will be continued xns
bid at the expense Of The sdoe'ss<r. zeS.
No advertisement ,ru considered less than one ,ossrs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18
DR.. J. b. MORGAN'S
n EU ROTIC p l. l. ) d.,
POR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Cengsstiye Fever aud Fever Hud Aguo, am all
SersOus Affections OF ~ DebilItalng \ntuie'
NHE virtue these Ills consist N III r tome pro-
i per,es by :mp,rting great tone to tn" syst M
end restoring the lost or pa sled rge>" III nerves
Which means the secretion" are Ft'ts'a1I''"'N anu
"e health OF the patient restored
The above Medicines are prepared by Ihysc,a .,
a'ed them IN hs prv,te praerre with entire 'nc'es IN
si*ving the afflicted Many who are sufi f"g "nusf
% effects of Foyer ami Asuo can ind 9UNF Ha.
a!'y the use of DR. Mprgns ills re
aithy W H. / NJ hAiEt>, \genIs'
-toit 'mi,h Jan. :, IsI6.-I)-tL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18
NOTICE..

Merchants. and fmigrIn,s. IS re
rfri"" .,aninuri'n of PINE HILLS, 81
,sd m .o,rer Red River co Texas. upo'
~ flrren mtlr> above F"Tt Tuws"I,
ihd - To hccomr the depot frr impnrl
drIs. for large cNtrnt al & tIiln coun
yaIrs and filing up WIN d" e"'e'P''''"e
y ,d,p,ed for the production Of Wheat.
s,crIIrnl stork country, and is not
ffan ,,n upIands. j" the United States, and
" l~; l,;,, a dense population.
a'nPp,s Pine Hills p"ss' s's,cs adVantnges over
f'an. ,hr nav,pahl" portion nj Red River.
",Enary nav CATION, a permanent rock
.ho,e all nVeTIl"w. ~ excellent n"tural
ss1' ,ddIrs. snugs, or Other ohstructrn>
shlO,, ,bs ar d grauually asccnds, for ab"ut
ah' and then tNieuds out I" tn" rIch
he unIy PEI MT Tor II long distance "c
!, II stages II water. he '9'lHn"' r''"
a :" "a AUSTIN. md the s"u hrrn part "I
~ n. rSrr at thIs pmce \ steam mIt
ic ncr ol excellent Iumhcr at u r. r
ieun" a,ir. dr.tauce, atfOrdInr ready iarrltt :
hn Js.,rabIr il new country. Distant
ns untv seat Of Lamar ~ miles, and )"
s'''ne ,,,ion to saw that the natural advan
sahce, save facilities in shipping Red
'n' ,,rrigabIe about one third OF the year,
t,sI,Iis, Y and in short time will hec"me the
conmcrc al Town, 10 the northern
fFrciyhis are brought from \ew Or
" p.rluU lbs or 81 - per hhI., Tot
- ii pcr bale-wIth very imperfect iac'I'
',,DIrg, the amount Of Cot'o" shipped has
' nrI r,b,ts wears from u to l@o' bales, and ca"
d to grea' extent
oEered on uhrr4I terms.
'"' R.R SEWARD,
BERTilLEI, EALD 4 60
,1s,.;gncd propose o,rn.ug ""rIuG the nsn-
'''on nj the abmyr p'tre h .usr = DOING I
,mmf..irn, c.crl ug. S'"r - and Forward
I. make liberal at'an rs nP Il "l'"o, md
Div ,uppIy ofmrrcEand re "'a A"I'. "''"
da,ted 10 the country, tH sllr "n '"'"f-.
Is Ii = 60
s.on, Dec. ], lis -,3 #
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

II, L.VEU per Ar,an,as HH'l, Larry" as'"rtm'n'
IL ot otlau -, CaotIr "acA. Ha-gng nj li"'o
lnu lor sale very ch,opoN q. I. I'Oh"I l.
Vau urrn, March -, l~io.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

public ] a, 20.
ask for mo..M
4 specified uus'
eculiarly bad u,
rro,Posaal for sr,
~ "Il Prerea,s !
~ with apeau,.|
ncei and shsnI
alterations, n
q IN eompariiae]
. route BID "a \
10 no yearly ny,l
and the nar@as ,
a .s company oiis,J
ue mode Of 81
on horsebaei1 }
rs a form for }
rerfi'emem O.
! ; hereby prspa||
'fom-ioI
per annua.
; intends 10 I'd
than hor,el,c
bid.
0 Of the guanu,
blank with b
ond with that
urlh with 81
I the rou.,i,'
ID by the .ua,
'rll'en ceui6a.
saiisfacio,yI.
md able DO
nly, so cedi{.a
antics thal-1,,,
from 49, !
master GeI
prior io,h ~
lhicien! sur II.
under seal, r'
master Gen
tie of -, ,
=. and .,. 'hop II, u.
y or before ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18
A CAR ID.

,ul[IE subscribers take this opportunity oi eS,
i pressing their thanks TO their customers an"
the public generally for their patronage for tn"
past year--nnd IA, the same time would "nno"nc"
,o ,bsm that one of tie partners has been and VIII
con,;une to remain during the business season ~
Nav Orleans, and attend TO The purchasing OF all
onr supplies for The present year; and we iee' no
H,s;,,rion IN sa wing with such advantages we can
;,,o the interest of our customers and friends
to supply themselves in this market 49,.
We shall be cont indaIly receiving additions t"
our stock. and shall endeavor to keep al all 'Im'H
reneral supply of goods suitable for the coun'r!
:rldr. :. ..l
Merchants and others nre respectfully ih'itrr
#, give US a call and examine our stock 0eior
purchasing elsewhere. ,,.r
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Feb. 2s-3-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

vY1 II. & VI. MAYERS have just received
w rer steam boat Delta. r..
5, 90 Regnlia md Principe Cigars,
100 and half Boxes Sardines,
iOO unt fourth (" 'y +"
Srolch Ale.
R,,s,us-W White Malaga Grapes,
Ra>pbrrrirs and Strawberries in Syrup
u superior article.
1 emOns. Oranges.
Havnm Swre,ments. Citron. &c.
Fine Fooscap. Letter Paper. Stee Pens on
cards ant in Boxes, Hair Tooth ard Shaving
Rrushes, Cologne. aud a general variety oil rer'
iurnery and fancy nrIc'eS'
March 7th, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-18

no yearly ny.I
and the nam, j
a company oii,,J
The mode Of e,.I
on horsebaei1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Disaster TO the Sr.am.hip Britannia.

The Halifax Morning Post OF Goth INST received
u, the Merchants Exchange, Boston states that the
steamship Britannia which sailed from Boston ON the
10th sbou, P NJ did arrive +, Halifax uni! about
A. NJ OH the 10Th having during dense FOG on the
night OF the Eth and the St!, between ~ and
30 mil Is East OF Halifax ana struck upon some rocks,
supposed OF lcidore Head the afternoon OF the lSth
between three and four o'clock Upon her sFrivsl a.
Halifax survey held by the Officers of the Admi
rsy aud the decision WAS tbs. with some trihins IT.
pairs it would be safe her proceed on her VOYAGE
The worknlsn engaged 81 the leak the whole ot
Saturday, and II expected tina, they would finish 81
Il o'clock on las; Sunday night Extra guards paIkrs
and csusins wee being put around the injury 50 thai
there could De possibility OF danger and she TO
have proceeded ON her passage the morning o. the
Nth About l. Of her passengers lett IN consequence OF
the accident bat their places Were immediately occupied
by others, Among those who remained snd returned 10
Boston, were Rev. Dr. Roberts OF Baltimore: Rev Dr.
Aeunedy, OF Wilmington Del Mcssrs. Parker and Gree
n"asn oi Boston and seIlilelsn OF Pennsylvania who
hsa started with the Intention oi attending the Worlds
Convention in England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Another Railroad Accident.

\ gentleman named BUNKER, residing in Brook
lvn. was desperately wounded and probably killed
YESTERDAY at, The Railroad Depot IN Newark. He had
gone - Newark with his wife who remained with
her friends while he was shout returning home
Reaching the Depot in stage, just as ,he tran was
starting he attempted to leap upon one OF the Cars
but failing he fell across the track, and before the
train could be stopped the torewheels passed over
his legs. severing them both from his body He
was taken mp still alive but with little hope that he
could long survive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
lsrsE. OUTSIDE OF To-DAy's PAPER.-3a
The Serpent scotched :-sIcKHy's Bill Check
mated by n vote Of % to 81!


Our Telegraphic dispatch last evening electri-
fed us with the news that Mchoy's Io1Zt 6H
ara. ucst,,aas sent 10 tie Comnittee Of Finance for
essential modification by rote Of q 10 % This
vote decides tina, the bill canot pass in its present
shape but does not in our Judgment absolutely
preclude the passage OF some bill Of the sort ut
,his Session The chances, however. are that tins
IL q Palo Alto, TO be followed by Resaca De la
Palma. The stifening blow was given b. Hon.
jobs ~ CLAYTON ON motion bunglingly reported
by the Telegraph, but which substantially as
follows:
Pesolred That this bill be now committed TO
the Committee on Finance. with Instructions to
amend II that the duty raw material import
ed shall be higher than that charged on the fabric
manufactured therefrom and also so as TO provide
additional Revenue Tor the support OF the Govern
7nent''
This amendment was carried by the following
vote:
YrAs-Messr5 Archer Barrow Berren CAMERON C,l'
lev NJ CLAYTON Ihos Clayton. Corwin. Crlttehdeh'
Davis DAYTON Evans Greene Huntington Jarnsgin'
Johnson OF Md Johnson OF La. Mangum' Miller, more
head Mes Pcarcc Phelps sinnon ;t gfsr opn" "a,
Webster WOOdbTldge-Zo. lIs'o9 100
,hs Scna,c vo,ed rigbt with three Locos IN hdtics
NATsAen ashley A,chis9n A Ghns1 sen eno sTg
by grecse Bright Calhoun Cass o1 ai,or 'I'a s;.
Mcnafse Pcnnybacker Rusk semple, Sewer speight
TI,rney. Wcstcoit Yuee-27. IAN Locos
(The Senate fun, except the place oil Mr. HAY
WOOD resignedD
How could an American Senator vote against
such proposition Messrs DIX and DICKINSON
do you mean to say in behalf OF the Free Labor
ers of New York that ga American maker OF Hats,
or Cloths or Boots or Books, or any thing else,
ought to pay higher duty on the raw material he
mus, bug from abroad than is charged ON the irn-
ported fabric which completes with his after 1t Is
manufactured This you hare SAID by your vote
above recorded Working Men OF the United
States mark the votes oil your Senators on the
above proposition
We shall have full particulars from our cores
pendent for our Third Edition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Heulrh of The City.

We learn from rhe Report OF Deaths Tor the
week ending on Saturday evening. that the whole
number OF Deaths reported at the City Inspectors
Office during that time was .S4-a falling oft OF
al from the previous week. The deaths are class
fed A. follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

THE MEDIATION OF ESGLAND.-The Franco
Amerycata suggests tina. ii was to Mexico instesd
of TO the United States hattie Government OF Eng
land has offered its mediation. This suggestion
lsays the Franco Amercain, reconciles the appa-
rently conflicting statements of Sir Robert Peel and
the Union, and sbove all explains the mission OF
the Mr.. Morpay OF whom We have lasterly heard
40 mnrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

SILENT LfGHTSISc."-Dpnng the warm Summer nights
hZntglGg may sometimes be- Dash for hours almost
without irIer1nis-On panied by thunder "eErs
also frequently conscou. OF the 2rseHeot disess7 gIhI'
tended by II, suay startling symgoFz Bui 'icfe Is no
telling hnw difnsed electricity may be cDncen
tratrd N fatal fas-or the incip-nt naiaiy may fesr
deadly crsis III not vel neglect erupons, uc-r-,
lnd geslio pain In rghE side rheumatic twingrs,
.wefug, swelling in the glands. sc. &c the ground
thai th.y t1he, They end IN agony and death and
rs sand-- Ssr.aparil!a acAnOw lodged remedy for
dies. I'm ptoin and for all anguinOus d!oeases lille
than sporting yvith danger 10 neglect il early
al -uch
Prepared aud sold, Wholesale and retail by 4. 3. u.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fuli0n-.t corner OF
Wiail--t. ia Broadway, AMI n E,as; Broadway, New
YORK sod also by Dnggi.ts generally throughout The
Ua.tet SLal, Pncr Il per BOTH or si1 bottles for ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

~ Hon ANDREW STEWART. the present tai
ented an faithful Representative OF the XvIIIth
Congressional District OF Pennsylvania hss been
nominated tor re-eiec''on. The Loeo,Focos have
nominated DASrEL WrG,Np, Esq. to run against
Mr. Stewart. The Distric, is close one, bat We
DO no, believe Mr. s can be defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
he amendments were next considered
Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON July y.
The steamer Alabama arrived at Newt Orleans
ON the igth. from BRACES ST lago which she left
on the 10th Capts. Myers and Mckenzie, Lieut.
Nelly and 90 volunteers all ON the sick list came
passengers One died on the passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
pn1Apr1rrrA. July y. ls46

Mr.. Graham OF the North 4gaercq,i. has been
arrested BY the Sergeant Arms OF the Senate
and starts tonight for W ashlnston He has been
sent ior relative 10 Investigation regarding the
publication of rle Oregon treaty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

SOLAR LAMPS, clMPMHNE LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, CT
RANpoLEs AND HAIL LANTERss--D.etz, Brother &
ca. No 80 Wilaulst. are manufacturing and haze al
ways on hand iull Of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods their line which they
vi" sel at wholesale retail at low prices for cash
jyu 2rn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
ou.y used We have not learned the cause of the

ously used we naTe not learned the cause OF the
eus-Tel-
NARROW EscAPE-At sbout o'clock horse
attached 10 four.wheelei carriage GOT his hind FOO,
entsnsed in the traces or rcins IN WiisEst opposite
our Office and started o full speed The entSnce-
,,.nts however threw the spirited animal down.
and II attempting TO use he turned round and nearly
plunged into the vehicle in which three gentle
men Some bv-sianicrs 10 the rescue. Sni for
tsns,elv the gentlemen got without INJURY The
shafts OF the carriage aud some Of the harness
broken. lCommercIaL
SUDDEN DfArH-Rev James Collord Tor many
wears the superintendent OF the printing establishment
OF the Methods: Book Concern died very suddenly OF
disease OF the heart Friday evening Ar halt past
o'clock on that evening he was st the Book Room
transactins business with the asent Rev. Geo Lam
rrspsrn;ory 10 Mr. Collords departure for Western
New ork the morning. but by o'clock death had
r1lt an end 10 sill rs earthly lsbor4 The event was
po,ccd Yesterday sitcr1oon in the illen-st Methodist
Church bv Rev pr Bangs and Rev George Lane who
delivered suitable addresses Ia crowded congregation
st-er WHICH the BODY was taken 70 Greenwood Gene.
rrv for inrernent Mr. Coor wss nifty three years OF
o. 49, Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Ofthe abovr. licd lrom

OF the deaths a men, "A women 81 boys and
o. girls 227 citizens of the United states Ireland
s.; Great Britain + Germany o
The number OF deaths in the corresponding week OF
JULY last year AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

~ Nos THAT THE HEAT OF TIE SUs l. daily Der-as-
ing, Tan, r!ec&ir and SUIbgm viii be al Tie rage u
not D. forgotten that GoURICDs taian Nedcalod
soap sovereign for hr- evils, a. wei Us Chaps,
CracA-, CRATES, R-nes-, ROughRess, Erupttons, Ring
worms, Mol-- &c IL Is sl,o exquisite for sharing Got
EAuDs Poudfr- SGbul-- VIII positively -xtrpat- All super
ruocs hair. An application OF GocNACDs Liquid Rouge
impar permanent and brilliant rOslfes- ~ pale Cheeks.
Where may be had PfERs Iiniagre suprrfne Ia Rose,
exquisyey refreshing the tbese hot days Alec,
DR. BoToTss Eau Buce for refreshing and making tho
mouth ira grant hardening the gums and preventing cares
and tartar together with many other odd notions lo
toilet no, generally be had al other places in NewYork
Agency for Beals celebrated Hair Restorative
Il should be reem6srefhA The genuine preparations OF
Dr. FELIX GOURAuD can only be obtained 4, his Depot
Jordan, Milk-st Pierce, Albany, sc. jsei eodi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

T Gro w SMITH, Esq of Butler Co is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the MIMI Dis
srict Of Pennsylvania. The District is now repre-
scented by Hon. JosKrs BuEFIse1os, Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

eR Hon JOS Mann, OF B edtord, has been nosni,
mated Tor Congress by the Loco Focos OF the Ninth
Congressional District OF Pennsylvania, now repre-
scented by Hon H D FOSTER, who was csndi.
date for renomination, bus come our second best
with the present nominee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

= Hon, Hc6H 4 HARRISON. the present IN
cumbent has been nominated for Congress b. the
Loco-Focos Of the IVth District OF Georgia Hon.
HOWELL Co.'S is the candidate OF the same party
IN the With District. Mr. C. is the present Repre-.
sentative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28


n CURE WELL NIGH MrRAcULous-We called
yesterday To see n wreck of humanity named
James u yckoG now 20 years old. the OF Peter
Wvckoti II farmer OF Clarence Erie Co. y. y
The boy James when FIVE years old. being attack
ed by measles was than murdered by
dose OF calomel prescribed for and sent to HIM
without visit aud probably without know
ledge OF his diseased by reputable physician
Prostrat,on paralysis and syncope resulted edby
the gradual decay the Intellectual and bodily acui-
ties ne became deaf dumb and blind in the midst OF
uuinicrmtted and fearful fortunes and at length was
deprived by inces=an, snd dreadful ucersnous Of his
legs and one OF his arms which finally dropped on from
his aaonized body. His nose palate, Sc. were com
peiey destroyed rendering MS affections and has de.
iormity beyond All possible conception This process
OF destruction continued through period OF more Khan
ten years, during which he unable even 70 lie IN
bed but CUT the weary hours a. b-s, ne could IN
ek=y.chsir That he lonsed for death aud lived IN
constant expectation OF II need hardly be stated nor
thai lie enjoyed from tine the attentions OF sew
ersl OF the best physicians Enc County-all 10
purpose At length, in ISL Buffalo physician purely
piece OF banter proposed 10 two OF his brethren
who had Just returned visiting the sufferer that c
c Bristol te druggist whose Extract Sarsapsrilla'
pulled IL the papers -hould be induced 10 Try is
virtues upon poor WyckoH, there hope OF his
living many days a: any rate. The proposition
nade 10 Mr. B. and though he hsd himself handy
hope upon visiting him OF saving the manned boys
HE ne being then dcs; dumb, blind OF one eye three
OF his limbs gone MS lace eaten away have
Ted and wha; lett OF mn mass OF liberation and
agony he yet resolved TO make the attempt and id
make il and the end OF Year thereafter the patient
WAS cured Tar : possible thai lie should be-
For the I'VE years following he has enjoyed al the
health which l. compatible with such frame. He
heartily. stnnlps about hs fragments Of legs,
with his one restored eye by signs and takes
az interest IN whatever Is going around him lie
has been brought 10 this Ciry 70 verify TO al who
choose 10 hin the extraordinary character OF the
wrought h- case That the Extract Of Sarsspa
Mia prepared By Mr. Bristol i exceedingly valuable
remedy have long experienced and borre te=r
inony and il The sight OF this poor vcti 5ut Dc
rendered -u5-ervi=a, TIE purpose OF creating G
fasns general horror OF the carelessness with
which Calouel kindred preparations often dis
pensed By physicians his lie WI! have been pre-
served u vain We would advise 10 look a. MIN
from motives OF curiosity oaly-,he spectacle ! eco
painfully revoltin-bat those who hsye relatives or
friends suffering from alterations especially those
produced By Colonel should no, fail him and
be assured OF the pracucGbility OF cure. We make
this staiemen; necessarily TIE representations Of
Others. bur they are persons whom know and II
whose integrity We have 10 plsce implicit re-
Esrc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

:-SY-in female complaints. Dr. GEExMANg syrup and
Pills are a certain remedy The syrup IL pleasant TO
the and tn. stomach, and strengthens the
whole .ystefn. Office No 49, Cortland st \ r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

NIBLo's-To-night Gabriel Ravrl takes hi benefit We
need say mora crowded Saloon of cOur-r Tive
Comic Panlumnur in which Gabriel has ample dis
play his Comic power. The BrJouin Arabs and Madame
Blangy that spirited Nespoan Dance supported hy Mons
Henri Who viii not be- there 10 Old tuyOute Ca
hrel Mr.. Chppendale'- benefit tomorrow night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

~ Some thousands oi persons visited the American
Museum yesterday behold the two Dwaris, r,o Nam
moth BOYS TWO Cafres. Urang Outaug and Bon tonsrc-
Splendid performances tnkr place every afternoon
and evening, all 10 be for - cert-.