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Daleu1 Hlenlrlnes.
GREEN MOUNTAIN
VEGETABLE OINTMENT.


MONG the diseases which thls important Ontment Ii
n adapted the following Sore Throat Bronchitis,
Gsndular Swe.ngs, Erygp-lss Shingles, Fsons. pg.
worms salt Rhvun, Sw.led and Broken Breas sore Up
pies Fever Sores Hilzeg Sores RheuEatsc Govt. In.
Illumination OF the Eyes Inflammation of The Bowels Piles
Sores Burns, Scads, Bruises, and iresG cut
Wounds
Fo-verul and pervading this Ointment iI addressing
Itself 10 90 macy formidable diseases IL only 10 bs
applied agreeable directions satisfy The most scTup
loui Ihs, Important remedy for all tie purposes eel
forth The obvious OF TIA power ard efficacy IN 80
many formidable diseases s II lis roteretgn potency
reduce su5du- aauma ioa, which Is tho exciting
and p-rman.t This removed ne functions OF nature
resume heaiby action, anc cure ia the result
This Oinln-GIs purely vegetable and aunougc powerful
Vet mild u operations nercing soothing Influence
Wherever applied. Il may be adm nistered with perfect
ssf-y IL acy sage OF health from toe Infant 10 The most
syed person. l. will lis efficacy In all climates, and
roy period ofime arimpared Every family and lie crews
OF ships SHOULD be furnished win This Ointment
Good CON peteul end responsible ag-nf are wanted for
each and every STATE IN the Un;on whom liberal terms
will given None need apply wishouih- most s,ts.se-
tory reiei enceh
Al applications for agencies the Ointment may be i'd
dressed 10 The rub-criner her depot, No 50 Corsrd.
New.Yorr ARMSTRONG HuRD my-o im-od'
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Poland.

A letter from Cracow, dated April 26, states that
an attemp. made 10 excite the people TO revolt by
means OF religious hnaticsm %oman dressed rs
peasant placed the Altar amidst cries OF" See
Saint appears during Divine Scrvcel" The pretended
Saint announced to the assembled multitude that the
Holy Virgin had appeared To her in dream and said To
her" Poland is yet lost God the Father mas re-
solved establish the Kingdom of PoHnd IN al! It's fu
ness Some Police Bgcnts aud the Militia entered Inc
Church. arrested the modern Saint, and conducted her
10 the principal door. The crowd followed Inc SAINT
but soon dispersed at the sight OF the cannon.
The CHoLERA-This dreadful scourse Is reported 20
have extended from Bokhars across the Persian ioner
10 Herat and Meshid thence south OIL Caspian Tie 10.
he.en and still farther south TO lspahsn Recent &C.
counts Odessa that II has crossed the Russian
boundary, and has appeared at This taking course
north ward the Caspian and Black Seas while,
according the latest Intelligence from Riga, 1t has
broken AT Oranburg IN tbs Uraian mining district,
crossed Vega and appeared the European side at
Kasan about 1900 miles from ST fetersburgh. II these
accounts are 10 trusted the disease has taken some
irregular in a direction west by north and
il does appear have followed the banks of great
rivers as in the former Eruption Of lS2s-JO
The disease which reached England IN lc3l prevailed
in Persia for seven years from 1923 to lc30 tapp-sred
al Orenburg for the time in 1898, and conhned
this quarter for period oil five years 1t reappeared
Orenburg In ls:9 and It's prevalence snd fatality were
80 great that upwards OF tenth part OF the nhsoit.
ants seized with IT, and fourth OF those who
attacked died II reached ST Peersburgh IN July
1881 and England the 10th Of October OF that year.
AT Tls where il IL srsn reported 10 heve broken out
the mortality rom the former epidemic was so great
that of those who attacked persheo
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IMPORTANT.
NOWEILiS PICTORIAL HONEY OF

7 IvHRWURT composed wholly OF vegetables ia me
ale aac valuable combination ever made for al dis
Of The ches lucn coughs co<t astns Whoopc2
cou a. officially Of breathing spiiing OF blood &c The pro-
p.ecry have received tie NEAL commentators OF ia eth
cacy IL al pulmonary complaints rom he most skiu snc
Dustin susee OF lie medical profession lis sale durns he
la,l years has very largely and
without ih- syssr Of puins 50 much r-sor.ed 10
IN the .a Of oa.r rledicin-1 IL may b. given nfanu
win perfect safety l. he appetite, nourishes and
invscrrt-s constitutions impaired by prcIsctet coughs
For sale By AdaDson Oht, corner Of Broadway ard
Fourth Bowery; Watson. IS Catherine; Coddngto 500
Hudson; aIotrw.Il Wllt-m-N; Crumbee, BowerJ cor.
OF 4h s.d OF BrpoMa and SUFFOLK Of Ave-
rue AID 10 Grands; Mira Jones % Greenwich
c Sr.xn and Mrs. H.Y. Bailey Brooklyn. and wholesale
s1-,t. q MSId-r-I.rA Prize * cents al Pa Win
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1.eanaer mr. ,he Rio Grande.

A letter from Charleston gives the following &C
count OF the cause ina, led 10 thecapture o. Lieu
tenant Dess:
TX appears that Lieut. Deas was officer OF The day ana
i, was customary for the American band TO perform the
National Airs when the star Spsng!ed Banner was
lowered in the evening This concert OF sweet sounc'
attracted The aert,ca of the Mexcans on The opposite
side and crowds assembled on the banks OF Tie Fve 70
sten 70 IN. strains OF music among them were many
ladies' Lieut. became ensrnored ~ltn certain Mex-
can beauty and signs and token, Of affection passed De-
tween on ina, same evening ike another Leander he
plunged into the Mexican Hellespons alter MS heroine
ald had be landed the other SIDE IMAM ne
was secured as n prisoner. Love-and not valor OF
friendship, prompted him 20 swim across tie river:
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FAST Rrp1sG-The most extraordinary feat in
the wav OF riding in modern times. was accomplished by
boy AGED Is years Fred Tyci VINO Drought me news u
Mobile The distance one hundred and ninety miles, was
Accomplished in thirteen ho1rs-And during the entire
nish,-hs caught and ssaslsd his horses none OF Whcn
inc the horses IN charge he was rewarded wihs co1Ti'
button purse Of seventy COLLARS.
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= GEaCY FUR VAUGHN. vesr.sDle

a GkHCH FDk sAUGHNs FostaD!e LiI Tyn
Eifip,c Mixture il 1872 S4ssau, opposite Clinton hsl'
York only place IN the city where II can DO bought
The great reputation ihI article has through oe hoI
ern section o. The United Staes Lac induced the proprietor
co.suoer. IN ned II always on hacd ready 10 forward
any par of he country Pamphlets contapirs iesus .
cures Dropsy, Gravel, diseases OF sce Uflns ~.
,eun diseases OF the Lungs Consumption Ft - cs.J
Scro,is, Sal. Rh-um &c. &c. will De urni 1S,st ,nd IN
mi city the proprisror nss The liberty 70 uss NC VI
Rev c. sp.y Of 1872 Ha.sg.. who ~ rrave
o. sae of he roeaicine will show Itself In
tie bottle in an, sas otse9 ~ ss 1,s OF
a. .rrrrinty. :: relieving al cases, and radically
taras nine eys sI2.asd u The Ps ps waa
30 T.ssr opposite Clinton Hall. Only Agency In ihs
CIV pnes OF u bottle, ST. So OF do s. Discount TO
Ssssis,. mys 3meodMWdS
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Your suggestion to your liberal citizens, respecting fur
nisary Walker with a. horse. &c replace the one 10y
the BY Re has lost quite number ategl lost IN his sc-
venture 10 communicate with the fort very credita
bic one but Justice 70 Us. beg you viii make II known
that 10 sooner had Walker returned ard MS loss
KNOWN than subscription opened oy the ottcers,
end an order purchase horse and equipments 70
Your city, 10 be presented 70 hin.
Again petition has been circulated and signed by
the officers beaded by Gen. Taylor praying the Presi
dent II commission hun
Again you-s in great haste, 5.
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GEO. D. PgEsTIcE.-This gentleman, whose wi!
and literary sccomp.h nens have mace aim tne pride
OF the American rress arrived in our city on Wecnea-
dsy last Re goiag Biloxi TO spend some months
f- sve-sI ves-s Every remedy heretofore used Gas
failed 10 arrest the symptoms hich pressge The entire
jo.s of tbslib His objec- is 10 MAKE rria OF sea
bathing and the cure Mr. Prentice IS Otherwise
in eoo5 he.th. His friends would be happier 10 see
SiH, ;fbi. arrsnd IVES no: Of melancholy nature
4!A! =! A--- S- n 11d
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The Convention.

The Constitutional Reform Convention meets al
the Capitol on Monday. Several Delegates are in
town. among whom are the former Il. Gov. Tracy
OF Chensngo. Admiral HoFFMAs OF Herkimer. Mr..
WoRDry of Ontario and Mr.. TILDES Of New
YORK AID. Eve. jour.
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CAPT. THoRsros.-We learn that this officer
was pal under arrest Immediately after his exchange by
order OF Gen Taylor The OF this proceeding ouf
informant al liberty state but mentioned That
i, wss complain! preferred by his officers IneTe Is
possbility IL Is sad, that Capt Thornton usy not be
brought 10 trial 81 al inasruch he would be entitled
10 demand hi. release snd duty the nrins OF
the fra, gun BY the MeHicans. Jou. Com.
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CRARY'S AMBREINE CREAM.

THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND Is prepafe1 expressly
for The use OF ladirs and is de. sned 10 besnfy no
skin and give clear complexion. Ii has given very gene
raj satisfaction Ia Boston, Lowell, Providence ard mary
Other Eastern cities And the proprietor has been greatly
encouraged By the increasing demand for the article 10
many oGr sections OF ae country wnsre II has been but
recently introduced.
lis used 10 washing. considered very refreshing and
T.. fragrance very delightful. leaving the akin soil end
smooth
The Anbreine Cream ID confidently offered dealers in
fancy goods ihrou snout the city Dugsss are particularly
invited 10 give II q lr!al. -
Merri!rscx.s. Boston. VIM A CROChkh CO.
Wholesale Agents. 81 JoDn 81 New-York
CRARYS AMBREiNE SOAP. superior article for
shaytng recommended the attention OF gecuenea snd
i. M ufaclured and sold above.
T.wYort NAV M Is4s ny20 lmeods
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nR uPHAMs ELECTUARY-An internal remedy Is
~ c-r:1n for The Piles, internal or e1isns oetng
or bind Sold 81 III suirous Dvi5osi and ~ the Pro-
pdetor regularly etucstsd Physician Of twerIy years.
oerencc confined Office practice wheTe Ptes acc al
Chronic diseases successfully treated hedieA Scs
1910 Bo1cry, 4 doors ADORE eprtls-st mhl7 SInpSH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

tT When Msj. RinggoId fell from his horse, NOR
,,lS wounded by ball, Lieut., Saerer .mnedi-
sreiy offered his assistance: bur De said No, sr-le;
me siav-gO on oE hare enough to dO-So osead
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II Charles Dickens writes to New-forker
that he is in way connected WIN Inc AonaoA Ian!
News. So says the National Press.
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PILES PILES! PILES

MIR JOHN r s. BA2NES-DEAR 5a: Accept many
lNI thanks for The Pile Lotion which you sent m- IL
reached The 20h Of last month"; and can assure
YOU was 81 f-rng much-I could scHrcely walk have
beu previously told you more or less afflicted for toe
las, three four years, and tried many remedies from
which after many applications received lat temporary
relief After but pl.cations OF your Pile Lotion me
soreuess and vioen. Itching ,ussided and enl9yra
pied sleep which bad none for sever.
Al bigit. 10 than from he srs spP icanon 70
my ss.orishment, completely cured and naVe not
mad aDy return since although much e2posrd The mere
fscl of II curing Thai and vioeo itching hieh
many troubled with renders an Invaluable msdei.
sbos. sud.nnvs hsv. seen very grea, hs informed mo
few DAYS snce that efocting cure ana 40 10 q
lighted wh IL You may say 10 mossrs yau heb D.
am hat win .heerfuly give any farther Information no
will call al my alice. corner Of southsL and 0dsp or al
Inc Cuatom-6ouSe; there daily every half hour Do
iwerr 10 A 81. and P s.. Very truly yours
JAS. o. GLOVER, Dep. lisp. Of Revenue
New-York, May 2. 1916.
For sal. by WYATT L KETCHUM, III Futon. st
Jan,nnya ny2i 2w>
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'z s1-sW-YORK TRlBUsE.
voxx DAILY ralBUkEss ypsLlsHEs
sB1 s sEwE0 aosSlse. SUNDAY E.os.fsD
d: TO s,resrs, opposite the City Hail.

ROhrfK-''s
I'VE. .s-.,uns suildinxs, corner o. sp'n'S
~ - ,,rests, opposite the Cits fiHi''
10 cirs Subscribers for NiSE I iI.nss "a .,
AM tsu'e rbsp hey prefer, they car pay u ~ So
weSs n, az UioatNs rear al ino " &C 20 n,;I,r,
ihe pss C.srS Nal! Tuoscr'hefe sl'e o',.
sIe eop, IN al ance and ,he paper u u"
pet annuu N. line foS which IL IL paid
tanco peJ ~, air uonths Three Dollar, ID ao.Nlcs
tone n.9S ~, -Icn.nges With Codntry S-wsPaPelG
'cF9hev -ce.Ted Al this ohce ~note 'eL.u, 81
Oso ban thope Of ?Rg 7sisvSf sseIo' s0N - --'i
dt.ahc'- -xxns or lpVLKTIsirs
orIs.,-Tirst ins-fIicn.- --.....-..o eene
five Ln'' esch sub.eQush' ia's'nor..'-'-''55 % a
o. in ,n-,-r.fs eo1is ma
Cver ttse @ interticn witch IA. be
Esrs a, o,c. twice or i6ree inie. GEMS i'ne
stss5 .s ,!,b- oulisn Or the sdr.fa5er.
wse1 uis-Flve ce5t, ro ior ife VIE
inside ~ and Rour cent. Tor e.eh subsequent ooe-
,tI.s.. yus.RAL noTicEssSc i.ofszesia'"s
49, in. .ret IL ;hs Paper spP'a- 10th
~ AA: e.: III ;ae EYeriEg eSitlor
.su.YuRa %EZaJY TRIBUNE.
vrRy LARGE PAPER FOR THE coUtTRs
100 every SATURDAY MORNING. Al The low p'ice OF
.nnucn Ia ADVANCE 10 copss for sl5 or ~ caPiss
fJr SCI
-.s sSf,,-wgE:tlS TStUUrB.
.a.A.I ,r.ry WEoS seO.y and HATu2OiT morning.
80. - IS nsf ,urum T~o copcs Tor 70
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NICKLED HA3lSs-ls bbla Picked Hams, for sse
L by HOWELL 4 GIRAUD, 1al Weatst mye
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HARIT.A TAKEN.
ADVANCE ON MiTAMOROS!

STARVING CONDITION of the MEXICAN ARMY
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Flight Of Arista and Ampudia on the 9th.
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LOUSO-A rursc Containing small suui OF money
The have by proving property and paying
for ht. notice. 8, Wemusps Upholstery. No. 70 Csnase
M 50 81
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Boarding ann Sotrls.

MRS. GHiTTBNDEN'S private boarding houss,
WI -. GreeDe-ot Tho wa'hinxton Parade, where
TWO or three Gentlemen with their wtvrs few single
gentlemen can And comfortable apartments either fur.
ni.h, d or un Furnished with board. fuvSe &c
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lOOfl, liurul.neIJ Tor The accommodation u l~o or
Ielhfee gentlemen with brr fast and dinner on Sun
day. required reasonable terms, No 90 Crdsrst
few doors We. from Broadway. References exchanged
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Nerc. York. Nor. u, lsi5
RHEUMATIC GOuT,

To Dr. CHRrsriE-Sp: After fair trial OF almost every
thing any good effect hiuE must attribute 70
able the power Of your 'anic and Magnetic
ices am mistaken 10 The cause, they have very
srrousy relieved If Rheumatic Gout OF long standing
toyr,n,f with general nervous debility of the syslem
MRS MARY JACKSON, 100 Bank 81.
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D A. 81 L.. DELMONICO, happy 20 inform ther
fdrpc and the public that their new Hotel In Broad
xnv No 25 corner or Morris.sL 10 now completed and
viii opened the frat CT June next No palma have
bren spared 10 render OF the comfortable In tho
city aud persons DESTROYS OF permanent home well 80
strangers merely passing by viii hpd all their wants and
comforts attended To with The most strict attention.
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.,VnRDINl, Uf Tow IA usnxhuu; oumu, 81 rec.
- Idrnce-A private family ofsr pleasant Rooms, fur.
ni,he, or unfurnished and board 10 gentleman and his
wife and two three singlo gentlemen. To agreeable
n,rsop, with suitable refer tho errls win he mode
a.e Location between FourthsL aud 9rsenw ich avenue
lac addressed Alpheus at this office, will receives al
Ham,nondst my2s 81.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LkT In ihs new
d~ cling house No. so Br 'adway, opposite Monisst
IN reasouaO lems. Gentlemen desiring quit cdglnss
" ia De- able 10 obtain by making application 10
my JAMES GlFFlN thu pre mtsoa-
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eornrr-l- INIPOKTANT TO PurchTeers o. Piano.
H31.uS<2t Fortss- Tho Subscribers hsving purchased
u MI John seIb.I Tho eIsi u ", nm T IN
orpy.n,sl ia PIsno Forte now manufacturing some
very splendid Rosewood and Mshogsny Piano Fortos,
which ars warranted Superior n tone 10 any now 10 ufe
and 70 keep 10 longer Tho Improvement con-
.t, 10 most beautiful Harp Bnmo peculiar In eonsruc-
don txking all strain Of The strings from The case also,
xsners assortment OF the approved modern siyes Of
6nishcd insrumspis. BENNETT, ROGERS CO,
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az9zrl-PIANO RORTES 81 very low p.tcse -
EgCzW1{273S Persons about purchasing Pianos VIII and
III to lhsr advantage 10 call al e. Glenn
Y u BCo.s Mandatory, 10! Fuiton.,t lwnst o.
b. osd~ay general assortment OF Mahogany and Aoso
wood Pianos constantly hand heb vii DO sold low Tor
casn or approved paper Dealers soppd on liberal t1'm
myH R. GLENN 4 CO. 1874 Fnon.st
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tyuAhD-A gcuurnAu auu Ills wife, vf tSu sugl- sen.
trr-n can odalrd with board al % Amiiyst
in private family Sase pass Me door every dro minutes
mSnl "a
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From our Saturday Mornings Extra.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
,ueI ECTRIC ELEGRAPH
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR !!
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COUNTRY BOARDING-Can DO had 10 peas'
u aud hea.shy location about u miles from New York
To thus doing business 10 the city who wish To reside with
er families country during tho hot season. the ocA-
lion Is very desirable 10 contiguous 10 tho Harlem
Railroad and from which stages pass tho house several
tunes u d.y Apply, by post oherNlse,to
my29 2wc SARAH COUCH, Westchc,ier NJ Y
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EoRr POLK, May Is 1910
(feuiiemsn Last evening the steamship Ala
bsma arrived OF the bar and this morning Cen smith
bis staff and remainder OF his brave band from your
evergaisut State landed, and are now encamplns "c
their comrades the plain outside. but II We are 10
Judge from the custom OF war IN ike cases they WIN
scarce have time To comfortably fixed before they
will De called upon to pull up stakes aud take up their
march.
However, l trust the patriotic spirit which prompted
their coming has prepared for The hardshpS ahd r
vations Of The campaign. They may appear 70 great
bv those who novices doubt but with
the exception pcrhapSoi shelter, and your bsys
hrou. BIT good new tents inem, which WAS very
lortuna,e think there can be no great cause OF
plant.
- on the whole with numbers, means, and materi
vi think the campaign destined TO be short one and
;has most of the blood which will ee spilled during II,
has been already and think csn safely say that the 20
ttrs OF "sodgerins hsa ranisneo aHeaoS win al Woo
have set foot IL Texas.
Justice alone prompts 10 say that the " nd'er1a Of
the reuiorements which have reached US Is such as 10 IN
spre no less confidence than respect and the greatest u
both. -, -.
ath Infantry At Baritas Ferry, some or 10 niles oi
this place Il the loves, ferry on The river ana me
place where most Arisas army crossed previous 20 Inc
battle OF the S:h inst. 60
VI r,a,h,d us from above Yesterday that the Gen
with the ARMY rad commenced his demonstration upon
Matsmoros and was - eross tGe river d. sone pom.
shove 10 operate in the whilst Toe GARRISON Oh
Brown would attack in front II was shlu mos Nj Tue
M.xtcsn troops had ef; Masmoros but sOuo remaining
We should no, be surprised at any moment al heaEns
cannonade Perhaps there Will be ssu!rehde. MLnou.
shot being hred-such result "ou!u hp. e'E- P-t's
from whst has been learned.
lam pleased the notice which you take OF 'he
.p.llsut Walker" Many OF his daring scveutuEes re-
--rin unknown or at least rntold Ire eEtesi one
,c of curing the second battle when having his horse
SHOT under him he fell and sneG all The asonies OF
mortal wound. and when his adversary came upon 70
dispatch him with lance, and strip him Walker usse
his revolver with effect jumped on hsJsGoos A'rse, ana
went ahead
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1T WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS 20 publish only $
% the tes';uIoEas which have
beg kindly and Voluntarily given hy respse'soc peIsocs
w se prricrcs aab.s 5eueS. itvE he Gse oi the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

DRAB CHRISTIE - Dear Su-i es IL a duty TO state.
for the hssg hs pubic. that your Gavanlc Remsdns
as applied oy she Rings ard Magnetic Fuit have enurey
cured son. eleven years DID, of Inc most severe
and Alarming Fits hch hs has bean subject Tor he last
ak wear. He has often had from Twelve 10 fifteen IN ono
d,y sometimes ac panied tue screech
in nj ,h same lime choking III thu throet and pain 10 ihe
region OF heart. HIS inUihsr ard myself have long des
paired of his life hut tnroekb the means OF trovideuoe ana
yor remedies. he IA now quite well, and sincerely be-
leye hia cure " Ill bs permanent
au very respectfully YOURS
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The Battles OH the Rio Granddaughter Ac-


Again you:s IN great haste,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

TIE MAoHINE.-I have been examining new
machine for sewing, which has been invented and
constructed by an ingenious mechanic of Cam
bridge. So far as | am informed on the subject
this is the FIRST attempt to construct machine Of
the kind and il appears to me TO be an eminen,ly
successful one The machine is very compact, not
occupying space Of more than about six inches
each way. 1t runs with so much ease, that should
suppose one person might easily operate twenty or
thirty of them, and the work is done in a most
thorough and perfect manner. Both sides Of seam
look alike, appearing to be beautifully stitched and
the seam is closer and more uniform than when
sewed by hand. 1t will sew straight or curved
seams with equal facility, and so rapidly that it
takes but two minutes to sew the whole length Of
the outside seam of pair Of mems pantaloons.
II sets 400 stitches minute with perfect ease, and
the proprietor thinks there is difficulty in setting
700 in minute. The thread is less worn by this
process than by hand sewing, and consequently re-
tains more of its strength The simplicity of the
construction Of this machine and the accuracy, ra-
pidity and perfection Of its operation will place it
in the same rank with the card machine, the straw
braider, the pin machine, and the coach lace loom
machines which never fail to command the admira'
ton of every intelligent beholder.- Boston Cor.
respondent Worcester Spy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05
VERMONT PHOENIX,

Geological Survey.-The Galaxy states that curl
Gus discovery has recently been made of deposit 10
Peacham several feet thick, which consists almost en-.
tirey of the nty shells of the animacues, so minute
that piece of the earth as large pea, contains
millions of these little shells, which being composed Of
flint have perfectly retained their beautiful and curious
forms. A similar deposit exists in Londonderry and
others will doubtless be discovered The earth resen-
bes mari in color and fneness, but the particles being
Of flint, il is very useful polishing powder Al
though Of different nature from mari, it has been used
on land with much success.