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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
sn6ia Rubber GOODS.

WATER PROOF India Rubber Goods Of eoodys si.
w Patent Gumeaslic warranted to s,and In any climate
Wall s has on hand and Is daily receiving from the iac
tories general ogoods manufactured under Me
above patent which he ohers to the trade at low prices
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, all szss
Do do ladies' do :.
Carriage and other cloths fevery style and thickness
Japanned Cloth pseu, leather finish, article superior
TO patent leather. and NJ less cosL
Machine Banding, Military Tents.
Life Preseryers all patterns Water Hose, every size
Portable Shower Baths at Caps Hats and Southwesiers
low price Over Coats,
Travelling Bas., r Pea Goats v.riou. styles,
Horse Covers CLOCKS,
caTTsss B spots, Mems iovsrsll,,
Water Pals various patterns Log2lns,
Ladies' Aurons Ducking Pants, with floats,
Mechanics Aprons, Foot Balls, WIN ar tnDes'
Gun Cases and Govern lSuspenders ana Easucs
Air pillows Gloves and Ms
Wa1on Cpshion., ClrcingIss aud Girts
Air Mattresses Tents for 5porsmen.
r. The ABOVE goods arc prepared by process entirely
different from any other manufacture, rendering them inhn
ey superior 10 the Rubber goods heretofore sold
In the orders promptly executed Tor gooas OF al
STYLES ID -.-u
splendid assortment; OF every description OF India
Rubber Goods 10 use, consisting In part of about
5000 dozen Goodyear. Patent cSagasdR %sssI.
900 do do Leather soled Oyer'hoes
500 do do Metallic do
600 do Ladies Sandals. Metallic
500 do do Slippers, do
100 do do Buskins, do
-sssoossis Isms Al he Warebouss Of tho Newark NJ j.
India Rubber Factory, So aaiden.lAne. ml4 otllosu
COODYEAR,S Patent Metallic Machine Banding
VI Manufacturers and others In want OF mscnne oanas or
est notice with any desired width length without being
subjected 10 necessity OF waiting from six to len days
fo r me e0mp''i'IG GEORGE BEEcHER 100 Brosdw.y
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE FRIDAY. March %
Mr. LOTT reported in favor of the Assembly bill
in relation 10 the appor,ionment Ordered TO third
reading
The bill to amend the charter of the Canandaigua
and Corning Railroad, was read third time and
noaspd
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General Notirrs.
Hous ,rosrc RAILROAD COMPANY.

BRIpc spoRT March a. ls46.
c Dividend.-Tae Prssiden and Directors Of The Hou-
,atonc Railroad Company have declared OF
Dollars per share preferred capitol STOCK pad IN u
and proporlionse Dividend on that partially PAID pays
HE 10 The stockholders their legal representatives on aud
sitter The 10th OF Apn next -
thai day fom who prefer to make H. sod those VINO
do win mind that their 'erP is renrnsole on mshihe
such payment I'll,
Stockholders whose stock is registered in New ORR viii
receive heir Dividends the office OF RoBEk; ScHUiiER
ESQ Transfer gent 10 Boston al the ohce OF NiTHiS-
1871 TgAYER ESQ Transfer Agent Ell ihai place
The Trspser Books the preferred STOCK VIII be closed
from the 10th OF April both dsys lEciasive
milf ,A n NtoaOL9 i'eesu'et'
rs- Thi. IL The season for Advertising in the
NEWSPAPERS Of the n-gbboting Counties and 5sies 0r me
SDr,us and Stnn,s. Trade V PALMER whose othcs Is
Las, Isnd mo yhr els. 10 New York; is receiving Atver-
sefuents for most Of the best Newspapers Oh al me Cries
and principal towns in The country Jar dd nen lot winch
he is duly appointed isent and j"ay enPoeTed ~ give
receipts. L., ;,,a,s :,
for his Agency should be addressed 70 D. J"e
Tn. Road IIealh containing brlei TreaIse on AZ,
vertising lat OF the css and principal towns u Is
country and cost OF advertising N Country papers may Dc
rad al h Office where copies OF the several Journals FOR
which he ia The Agent on hle, and may be examined
ml9H
PhaIon.s nInglc Hair Dye.-A new and invsl'
Label ~ roieT Of he ha,r or whskers 10 beautiful
brown or black without iniay 10 the hsr or skin Genqe
men ran have whisaers dyed IN ne minutes al ne
pot pa Broadway. Prce per bottle 81. LID 'h
No Charge until The Hair is Reinforced
cs.sfu NJ Inc Office l5i stavenue. D-pos-Guons BE-
Us BroadSsy Lsdiss pot1 a. ps NM
Al Mrs. Hunter es $ Foarthi Philadelphia gents wsnt
I'd throu CHOU; the United Stsiss BEaLS co. I'D /"
4. %. Wheeler, ATosre5 ard courseloF a
- ,nd SouIrissiorSr OF Desds 1c- vii attend u iar
ESsdrSgcoIp Of 2ar.r=zy Hail al bnnra Of The ts'
,r' n-~n'-V -
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FOR THE PILE 5

FOR THE PILES.
nR UPH.MS ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy, b
Dr certain cure for The Piles Internal or external bleeding
or blind Sold III Fulton-s Divisional and by The FRO
petor regularly educated Physician OF twenty years e1
uenence confined Office practice, where Plies and All
Chronic diseases successfully treated Medica Onlce
los 4 door sbooe Sn~-g-sf rnh'7 S-nDS
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From the Albany Argus.
COMPENSATION paid the Attorney General,

The Argus OF the 10Th inst in giving statement
of large extra allowances made to the Attorney
General from the State Treasury leaves It 10 be in.
frred that that officer has been paid for his services
al the ra,e of fifty dollars per day This although lite
rally correct as to portion ofhis charge no; strictly
accurate as 10 their general average and the Auor-
pev General is entitled 10 the figures as they are
The facts stated in behalf of the Attorney General
in the Atlas Of last Saturday with the application of
sone of the simple rules Of arithmetic, produce the
following results:
In March. 1915. Mr. Van Buren, attended at I'D
son 70 days-assis,ng in the trial of Boughton-for
which he received $500 from the State treasury
being about forty dollars per day.
In july. 1916, he was engaged 10 days in Troy
assisting in the trial of Green for murder For this
service he received $3.50 extra pay from the State
,reasurv-being about $50 per day.
In September l545, the same gentleman spent %
DAYS at Hudson, in the second trial of Boughton-
for which service he received from the State Treasu
~, $3.50 extra pay. This was little less than $40
per day.
After the hardships of the Hudson trials he was
occupied nine days in the trials in Delaware County,
for which service he received from the State the far
Their sum of $500 being, in this instance the rate
Of So per dav.
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Correspondence of the Bait. Patrios-By Telegraph.
WASHINGTON Friday, March 81. ls46.
No Session Of the SENATE to-day.


WASHINGTON. Friday, March q. ls46.
No Session Of the SENATE to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Committees were called on for Reports, aud
many were made
Mr. GILES. from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill for the relief the Red River Railroad
Company. Read twice and referred TO the Commit
tee ofthe Whole.
Mr. TIBBArIs. from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill TO amend the act providing for the
better security of lives of passengers in steam yes
sels Read twice, and referred TO the Committee OF
the Whole.
Mr. HILLIARp, from the Committee on the Post
Office made favorable report on the line OF Allan
tic Mail Steamers. contracted for by the Postmas
ter. General. Read, and FIVE thousand extra copies
ordered TO be printed.
Mr. HOLMES, from the Naval Committee. made q
report OF Ro;e from the Secretary OF the Navy re-
specting the estimates from that Department for an
increase of the naval force.
Mr. KING from the Committee on the Navy, pro-
posed TO make report or statement from the same
Committee. relative TO this subject.
Many objections were in,erposed-much contu-
sion ensued-poinis OF order made. and conflicting
opinious given At last Mr. King Withdrew his
proposition and said that he would at another day,
make a report in writing giving the estimates from
The Navy Bureau, which arc from between nineteen
and twenty millions. and were made in December
last.
II Mr. KING can get The floor to day, he will make
the fur fiy" about said estimates.
Mr.BAScRoFT is in the House. evidently alarmed
The Committees are still reporting bills as this re-
, MORT closes
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STEAM POW 6E.
toni no N deeD about being erected corner Of zoths
md lo,h-sgenue. Apply al CUMMING & POLLOCK
oHies, No. 2S7 West1sth-st Mo LIZ
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-" put out
The eve of RE. soN-prison, torture. bind,
And make her Inns hv violence and force,

Give wicked evidence BpslIst hefteH-
Until then opponents of the Death Penalty vii! hardly
be deferred by any amount of dognaticsl imprecaaon
from the avowal of sentiments which they
gard as the very of Christian TRUTH and which
hv all their reverence God aud love for Man, they
dare not cease promulgate the full extent OF their
ability. SHADE OF GALiLEo'
March o6 Is46
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10000 HEA 3 81 pa rasri f''e'
e21J7 % 10 Is pounds per rsaM-
2.x96, . 20 Sc pounds per resni
z!x2s - 10 81 pouDcs per rean
ZSyl p 10 81 pounds per reeEi
2iI23 "a TO 81 pounds per rear
2;xS3. 81 ~ On pounds per reauL
s61S7 "a 10 IS poGnds psr TeHn.
25x5S 81 IS pounds per .esu
2s1i2 50 20 20 pounds per reau
2xi6 ~ to "a pounds par resrn-
1,Y:s en 10 as pounds per rearn For sse by
cygTrS ~ gIELD. No. o Rrrin g-siip-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

IL The NeW Hampshire Statesman informs
us that we were under mistake in the assertion
that Mr. Hobart is the first Wing in the House from
Coos County The town OF Lancaster. three years
since. was represented by Mr.. VIM. D. Weeks,
sterling W hie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

ATs,Y TYPE FOUNDRY, No So Ann.et near oold-
%-The subscribers have opened new foundry 81 u's
49, Mac where they arg prepared 20 furnish al kinds Of
cspso.r book fancy types. a1d every oiher sruc.
or,ssrv Tor printing Office. The types are hsnd-cast
- rr rnoulds oIu Matrices, or the best OF materials
- are rarra;ad superior beauty and durability 70
an 70 b bad any other foundry in the city Of
TLsr are In the latest English style expressly for ser
otyptrp and purpose superior 10 anything ever
b6r offered me public who are invited 10 esl and ex
amin. for themselves
I:bsrs discounts -Til he rsde for Cash
- e., COCRCRORT OVERFND.
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BOARDING. ano So1sIs.

DOARD-A gentleman aud lsdy or two single geotle
ID men can be accommodated with board In small gen
tes private family applying the Lexingon-aSeaus
and 2h.al or al the office The Tribune. Ono OF tho
rooms affords Nil inmates luxury of the wsrn and
cold BATH and pains VIII be spare mako pleasant
homo ma Sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

n RMOVAI-The Brooklyn flint Glass Co. have re-
limoved their warehouse from N VatereL 10 IS Broad
a. and ST South WtisIn-st
And VIII hsve constantly hand General assortment Of
Glass Ware suabe for home fore; markets. Drug
giss ard Chemical Glass Ware every description and OF
superior quality.
Fancy En1rneled Painted Show jars for druggifts
windows, from TO 70 gallons each
76f6w- PETER MORTON. Agent
NTOKTti-Wksr Copper Mining Compsny.-The
lFSocsnolders OF the Northwest Copper Mining Com
psny hereby notified that ofone dosr per
share has been by the Trustees be paid The
hrst April next and dollar per share the LIST June
agreeable articles Of the Assocai.oDl al Hs ONE u
the Company, No % WeSt-st D. s. HAHT. YeIi
B-Stocshodsrs residing out CT the City VIII Please
remit the 10 c. A. SEcoR, EsG PTesSer. 80
Company. ms 80
MRS. HAZES win open asscit M % -, ~, Masrh
inst Vi Der show looms, ia 6snd-sl eoraer 6f0aa~'''
ms lWs
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Nj-D WTSE-sO dozen Msdetrs q years old, from me
osinck of Governor Van Scholten OF 81 CotS II has
been in The hands pvae gentleman in his c.ty iot
~. W. CHESTER briggs. 60 Broadway
a WNINCs! AWNINGs::-Freneh, venetaa and
A Plain Awuirgs made By the subscriber al the snort
eat notire and OF the approTed principles specimens
- nv s,i;v NAV b. examined the Ast'r House, La
FAR. Buildings through The principal streets
IN he civ. VIM WORKMAN, ISL Gfee1wicn ss
l. III. Ir5- between Dey and Fulton SIS
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WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON CO. Designer and EngTagern On
4 Wood, No. 50 Hssssu-st Hsa
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Gar0mare, Mr.

ys,UE ULSTER IRON WORKS, Saugerties, W.
4 ster Couny " Y, and Pomptou Iron Works, New
Jersey are now ~ full operation Orders for Hoop, Band
Scroll and Bar Iron will he promptly executed on appca-
lion 10 JOSEPH TUCKERM AN G9 WestsL milo
iI1,N WALK 4OIjSE, III Greenwlch.sI.-keuey
Breeze Sgmpaon, SUCCESSORS 10 Roorm3n. johnson,
Ayres CO. Importers and dealers In Swedish Russia and
Ensh iron cu nails ship boat and rail oad spikes rive.s,
boiler rou rods band hoop and scroll ron and steel OF
Iii hi,i, 2l SIM
DIG IRON-5O tons No. Gartshere landing from ship
l. Sherandoah for sale hv
ma CAsS. WARD & CoNOvER. No. 90 Broad s.
cuO BUXES TX TIN P!sie--lOo boxes lxl22l2 TIN
tUU Plate, for sale by
sIC0T(!F PA: fRGN.-inO ious. No. !. for sale by
p mir CASS WARD Il CONOVER. 60 Broad-.t
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Ai.MENACS.-Th. trsde supplied win AIrisEscs s.
"A ~ NO, To.rrfar-rrin1 Tho frihnne nfr~ ans
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COLORED PApER.-2Noresrns yellow. pinS, oi ios
lfiyht and DARK green b.H. cinnamon. straw color,
orange salmon kc Sizes: lax2i. 2ox2i, IIz5, tn
22x 2.16 2t1S5 23si2 and itx56. glazed ana
For sale in ots 10 suit purchasers Al the lowest nsrEei
prices, by eAAS' oan,ijng.sIp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

IpUA KDI Ma gentleman his wlfc DO scccm.
ID modaed with board in private family Apply AZ No
Orchsrd.sL References exchanged.
p. S.-Comuencing the LIST Of April ms ~.
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From Washington.
Connecticut Election.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

w4sEryo7oy, March 10th, ia
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fine mutrhes and gerpeirp.

SiTTR IUULllRS a!Iu 7EUeii Y.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.-A splendid as
w sort,nent of GOlu Silver Duplex, Patent Lever,
Anchor Escspement Lepne and Vertical Watches selectet
from the manufactured in Europe, which viii be war.
rgured perfect ,ime-keepers.
Also patterns of Gold Chains, Seals Keys SC
Do do. do. Gold Pencil Cases ana Gold Pens
Do do do Thimbles, Rings. Pins, &c.
Do. do. do. Brrrelets win Stones
Do do do. Silver Forks, Spoons, &c
All the shove articles will be sold al the lowest prices and
warranted 10 aGral 10 the heitmad. in the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches, lc.
No. 7 Nsssau-sL opposite the Custom house
p ) Clocks and Watches Cleaned ard repaired IN tue
very manner and warranted 10 give satisfaction
MATCHES. JEWELRY, Silver Ware, &c--Pur-
~ chasars sreinvited Ia examine The following aFices
which are offered oE ssie very low prices DUPLEX Lee
YER Ispne and other Watches, hy approved naters o.
recent ;n portaons fine gold and silver cases OF the
ses, styes warranted lime keepers Gold Chains
Seals Eeya Rings Plus Bracelets, and every description
of new and fashionable J-welIy Silver Spoons Lades
Eaiyeg Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens, Mane Clocks and choice he
lection OF Fancy Goods Watches, Jewery, NC cleaned
and repsired lIOCk"OoD schlnHEh,
265 Pearl-st corner OF FulIon-st
77t onr"ei's 1'r''sd STAGE Roel.
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d. Wheeler, AHosro, ard CoucselcE al
- .na Son1rissior.r 81 Deeds, Lc vii attend II ihe
.gcoIp OF 2aGr=ay Hail al hnnra OF The tsJ
rg-0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-18

TEXAS s only Que Among nasny ofths manner
~. sins<ais whsen sristBsfr IN Impurities Of the hk-d
$40 elfffence has shsu n that few. N ssy. are suorr DIFF
n.'t v overcome. but the Clickes~ Saear taaaf~i We
k'lNse IHs have grsppssd successfully unh a IN ever,
"'". MIS-. James, ~ Albany. Sow apw ards 0f 3. ,eAf.
-! ere had cen snhiset ~ periodical retains OF th,- ,o.,
P'nht rssn Der earliest infancy and lsitcrIy. had f..o 40
nv'snuy stecisd. a. Ia fapi-h sndicstions OF a,ran~..I
,ntcifect keevnnc Ma had. "a hrnserly. 10 IA. f.,,ls
IN, stefan. hut hs prescription only droys the ,a.~tto,
nocsot hnsAp .recow meBdci a kox Of Ie~s PIN. h,s
through some m,sisks Of The Apothecsr,,s e,r,l !. 49,
wNs sent IN their stead. Having inile faith n. Pin -,
~ as-oritu:n, and bring rather snp.rxiitiors r,,h.i
'nsS eone'uasa thst fnsldcnce hat q hand n. m. -
su.ntor, and snef all. u might turn om IN, me 80
ne secordiney made ne % thcaa. Ths resnr al. y.
~ NV as~ss 'en then no cause tn rcrret tbr,r s,,,r,,,,
,'os~ 'oton- The ps,eat rspidiy r-eaver.s. sn5 ~.
hs--,n" I" sissk 81 tfsssIsiss since. The noefor a.
1919 .'ush'ed al the supposed snece~s of hs nrs~~r,c I
ncns ps' wa - eompicseiy a~soaish.d. when ~ a.
~ = ~ esior, thai he resolved Gon thsi iine ferw ard
!. fs'.stnr hsihitsr else ma css,s OF Eri-vusls. hnt 1f,r'
Aensrs Sugar coaied Vegetables Pills. For sssr nv
S"Sf 80 f- A. u. ~fAIRcufl.p |
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IMPORTANT WARNING TO fH0SE
VINO NECLECT4 corn

~ evident, aud decided hy the rsosi aminrnt ph,.i
.lshS 'hai .oSrc sFrt9S a. mostly encourages by a neg.
,e,o's s"'a on The inst attack. How many pcfson- a-e
mere VINO PM OF from iiuc Ia time procuring a -u,tsAIe
i.edieine, until the disease lesin- ls assume a sesious
enstse'ei. whrn ia all portability they are.paa the pow.
~ ~ "satesi ath- MAY tbeEr lines prove q warning 10
,,'"se sni'e'ed with the htst - mpionis of coSsoxrrfoS.
shst thcy may immediately u-e Ds. DuscNN,s ExPs,To.
hANt hssshf, which - expressly fcf diseases of Ne
ur~pnhor system. Ia - certain to remove a cough In a
'cw DAYS. Al the same time tciievi,g the pain an The sids
ana hfcssi AMI arrc-iinr the prcgrtFs ofthis fatal disease
-oasunruoS. The Especiotsnt Remedy hzs a deed
ne advantaxe aver all other preparations. "a ~ entirely
e IRON, Opium, aud an other violent Narcotics. "a re-
IIesA'c- The sysiens, and gives strength IN the weak and
nesep - JRSR n NARsu
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TO TUE BEAUTIES or a coMrIExTOv,-
s~nrpsirinr cfRcacv-My Fan pfvtur lie Venus and
Nsn'pb soap Composed OF an Eastern Botanical dieeov.
cry OF surprising efficacy Cor rendering the SKIN AM aud
the complexion.
Asa creator and con~crva'or efthat n,o~, disfirsu,sb
.nr charm OF female koveilncr<, a TRANSPARENT lair sk,n
1865 hAtft.s Nymrh Soap. ON EAt DIVINE DE
1910, may he said To cNert an slino~f magical power.
."np"-ea Tor the most part OF Oriental Bai-amic piaut-
I. .ns sust exclusion OF all mineral adnristnre, u is dis
n"s"ished incidentally Tor o. extremely Mand. putirv.
ing aud soothing action on the skin. and nv acting on
.ho petes sld niihnts secretory vessels, expeis all iuipurE
stes tnom The sartscc. anays every tendency 10 inf,aur
NATION, and. by tins method slsne, efectuaiiy di-sIpate
~ seincs-, Tan, pimpheS, freckies. ~sunhurn, and other un.
strhty eutaueoos visiiatious. 80 inlmirai IN frmaIe love.
nn"c-s. US use VIII change the most bilious compile ion
~" ono OF rsdient whiteners: while on the neck. hands
ana afms. the-towr a delicacy aud fairness which its
continued use win happily protect, with every appear.
sneooi yoathfai charm, 20 The most advanced periOds Of
h"e- for sale, Wholesale and feiaIf. by
JrLES HArEL,
Practicable henis, and Prrfunncr.
4S S.Uth Third sweet trlow Cf,rsnnf.
HTA p-esain.n was ssrdei al The franklin Iusti.
'",s. Also i"r sale by 40 NTRcHfLD
Wv Wheeling, Va.
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"SUGAR It PILLS.
CAurIONl nrwAp,li

.t.s.a CAUTION! BEwARg!t
The increasing popularity OF on: q. RENJ SMITHS
INDIAN vEGErABL. SUGAR Goa.
TED FILLS has induced a number Of persons 10 naSs
s"uneihing they call PILLS and eoat them with SUGAR. IN
order To sell t'csa for the genuine, willie they do NOT
posseSsa particle NJ the go.laess. nor even As.in,i,ate IN
appearance To the %originsi. Or. smith's Plus. In s.,.n.
they are an intended FRAUD upon tie community. A
minister who at mrs, had an interest ~ an Imitation "a.
gar Coated Pin. manufactured in A,,any, New York has
gtven them uP, as he says, ON account OF the miserable
dishonest parties concerned in manufacturing then.-
The same party are now indusiriousiy circ,latiax re-
ports calculated To inJure Dr. Smith and 10 affect the re.
puiaiion OF his valuable pills hut Esther than notice
them tn pubic, ID. Saith is about TO Institute legal pro.
eeedings against them for their s.andors, as he has An
another case against a simiar party. ia which he recov.
erod a large ansoani OF damages. These miserable ipi,a.
tors have 10 resort To The most A'onina'ie mearls to palm
al tleit counterfeit pals, as the pahiic know that Dr.
s.niil's are the eristsal and genuine. Several instan
ees have come 10 pubic notice in which life has hcrH
endangered by the unfortsaaie use OF the cosmtert.ns-
IL Is Dr. Smiths Pills thai are doing good in the country
a. the following plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S
Use and Recommend Dt. smiihs pms than all others
This II TO certify thst Z have used the sugar Coai..
ftis manufactured by q. Benjamin smith, Of New \ os 4
fof some tstse, and bciicve them Io 10 a rood medicine
and siso. Rom sngatsy IN that city, . ana persuaded ,hal
he ~ tbs ORIGINAL gnyefatos, aud tnereiorc " entitled a.
the bcnetii Of the iRssatjop. Af
s. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST baptist Church, Piitsturgh.
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pos naaafslttN We slpahd -crk eatsause ssk ~ safe
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M DOLLARS REV ARD-To the pe-.ous who
C viii prove that JULES HAuEI's yEGEr.
thLE LIQUID uAtR DYE h. rot The hest, the very
-. tci KNOWN lnihis country %, Earope. This value
nc discovery VIII enable a person To dive instantaneous
~ we VAR or Wbtskefs in a few minutes. " fthout the
less' inconvenience. THIS preparations l. warran' eI
NO, U wash out, nor Co injurc the health OF the Hair,
And retain all IL sonneSr and hrillianct.
he tain tn ask for 'Iulcs uspeis Liquid Hair Dye.'
Man others are spsrions. III you wish fr Black. ask
D.. Ne"
Premiums have been awarded 10 the a,h~criler a, the
Irenkin lnsitu'e Exhibition. For SALE wholesale and
hc'ai, by tie proprietor JULES HAUEI..
fcrfamer aad Chemist. 40 south third street.
For sac by A FAiRcIIiI"nP-
N"Nb' Wheeling, Va.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware an,
GsoLgissC Class No. Il.
Novelnher ~. rs46. N'T-- Ss""'"sl
'Sn"nler LOTTERY, II stswn ballots. splcadid scheme
rri<e 81 > 2us, fefl s,Noo. lofSygoo. 4 ofgUoo' 4 oi
tut. y "i 19cus ~ 90 3eD. 50. OF COO. Tickets no
prororDn, a ecrtihcs;e OF package of Wen
v-hve wlroisr. VIII cost Sis0, twenty nee hsivcs so1
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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware an
Georgia-Class 4S,
To 10 drawn al Wilmington, Dclaw are, on SATURDAY
November -, IsfG.
- nnnaleI Lottery. - drawn ballots. Splendid scheme.
! prizeof Sb,4o5, OF 10000, 1 OF 5.OO0. \ Of ,O00. 20 OF
fSou, OF $3.50, 1 OF :, yO, eofs,UN. = OF l,st0 and ~
OF t"o. Tickets $40, shares la proportion Aoetth-
cate ofpseksge OF twenty five whoic~, Win cost sll0,
twenty hive halves SIS, twenty i've quarters g. 10.