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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

49, gr-TrONsr N-u.YorK 10 novT pubifhing New
~ tou's Prncipia The Mathematical Principles u VA
e-s! Philosophy. hy Sir Isasc S-~ton translated irio
Euysh nv Apdr-w MOTE. T wtiSa IL scGsd, Sewtors
SyI,.u of The World with Portrait akeo from The Su'
il the Roya Observatory tireeuvTch tirst American
e5i1ou csreflllv revised SOD correir. WIKI Lie OF me
Author by y W Caiiie1der. A ". Sc-
Tee Prncpia cor.ss Of Ih-- hooI. TIE irst two con-
Isin The Mathematical Principles OF Philosophy naney
de laws snd couditoc OF oiops and forces and Illus
sed with schois treating osce OF the most gensTs ano
established points II pclosophy .ueh q re Gensy
and resistance ofboc void OF matter and The no
ton OF SIC light TOE ,od book dedue-s from t5e,e
principles the constitution Of the oil tie word TIE
principle OF Universal Grsvsipr 10 the sresi discovery
which characerz-s The Princip.s work 40 su Peodous
IN It's .esu. only physc-, bu; even moral lcerce
the: men have prouoIuced ike the production OF
celestial inlell gepce thsn that Of hrasn being.
This nvaluab. vii! be issued IN ak srge octave
Nos cent, per No and in style OF printing, paper
&c will ne eGus 10 auy book published.
The fr.i No will he issued 10 t-T weeks ard the sue
Gee iirr ones will be is.ued monthly Til completed.
Aicr-ss. DANIEL ADEE- Pu5isher,
i-5r iU7 fuou-st. y. Y.
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SERIOUS AcciDEsr.-A premature discharge of g
iook place Harrisburg while celebrating the it
and blew W b. Rodney and solomon Sn, der doing
which Snycet much shattered As require
anpustiou Rotneys front knocked out, his
chin split IN two and his eyes completely blinded Il
thought tbs; Rodney would survive over ,wery-cur
hours
SHOCKING Acc1DEST-The driver on the canal
while passing through Prtsford yesterday eas kicked
10 the forehead by OF the horses ne was driving
His skull severely fractured large portion OF the
frontal bones being driven IN. He trephineG and is
sill living Some hopes are entertained OF his recovery
Rochester Democrat,
PUTrISG oS TIE ScREws.-The Brsitleborough
PhriS .:ys that Directors Of the Vermont and Mas
slchusets Railroad Company have issued notiee TO de-
ncu-nt stockholders, thai legal measures VIII -
ed 70 unless all arrearages promptly paid same
number OF The PaosniA contains notice calling meeting
Al Peterborough Of the stockholders Of tia; road.
ESCAPE or CoSvIcrs.-Four convic;s escaped
from, the Alton lIll prison few Gays since. Their
name. are Peter Jsynes, Thomas Gi5s, Wa White
and W,u. X Ridgeway.
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City Items. July t.

City Items .MoSpAr, July T.
BURGLARY AND RoRBERY oFrHE FULTON BANK
ome burglar burglars managed on last Saturday night
TO ende The private ws,chmsn of this bank and the OIL
Gers attached 10 the I'd police district and got into the bank
oPsued one of the and distracted in gold,
Gaping with the money. Ar officer of Bank visited it
yesterday afternoon about O'clock entered and
thnS to excite suspicion Of thing amiss until be dis
covered one OF inc sales GU, OF place.
II had eeen opened and bag of gold removed There
number oil bags OF silver In tho same place which
had been handled but none were mlssinS A small b,r
coutanlng complete set Of burglars tools wac ,p,, IN
the room. It Is supposed that the robbery WAS intended
have been completed Sunday night, but the discovery
OF the state OF affairs yesterday afternoon pu, dsnner
on for the intended finishing up in the evening.
ARREST or An ESCAPED CoNvicr-Joseph
Henderson, alias Peter Morgan Escaped convict frrm
Bscswe!rs Island was re,aken In this city last prht
and sent back TO his old Quarters
SycRErEp To SrEAL.-A fellow named James
OCouner was las, night found secreted board the
schooner Adrian. He was taksn into custody and de-
tanned 70 answer
Court OF GENERAL SEssloSs-Before Recorder
Sc III and Aldermen Gilbert and SIonedl.
The July of this Court commenced this morning
OF gentlemen summoned Grand Jurors form quo
rum those present discharged until Tomorrow
morning
The Peti, Jurors were then called and sworn
The Calendar for the term 10 follows viz grand
larceny. -. burslary6 forgery pett larceny,
ond offence 2; false preences, receiving stolen
goods assault and battery with Intent to kill rs.
vioasy convicted, 3 previously indicted l2 bss,srds
&c. total ST.
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which must sincerely believe its members are sin

WHICH E1usI slOCc4e4S Oe4!e'c !As
cerey DESTROYS to cure;
aOh mankind VIVA. noble creatures you oush. to
be You have keys 70 all sciences. al ali aysie-
ries-but one You nsTs not notion how you ought 10
be governed You cannot frame oiers5ie Law Tor The
life aud soul OF you. fou make yourselves urcou-
for.sbie as you By all sors OF CALLING and vexaous
institutions and throw the blame FATE You lay
down rules impossible TO comprehend much lesE TO
obey. and you call each other monsters because you
cannot conquer The in2ossoi!iry. You invent al sorts
Of vices undsr J5e,ence Of masking laws for preserving
virtue and the anomalous artaciaes Of coofuc your
selves produce you say you aFe born with. YoG make
machine y the perTerses arr y"u can think Of and
with a Sigh you call il HUMAN NATURE!
On mankind you nosegay bought 81 Coveut
Garden The towers are lovely. the scent delicious
mark that glorious hue tast bursting peta
how beautiful how redoert OF lfe-of ure-of the
aeu and breath OF Heaven. 20 all But as for The
dirty string tho, holis you :sslher would think ye
had picked Il % 10 kennel!
am Mr.. Editor, yours faithfully.
FELIX FAIRPLAY
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THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

THE GOLDEN RULE, and Odd Fellows Fam
ny Companion" commences It's Fifth Volume to-day
1; IS believe the foremos: Journal of the order In
circulation character and Influence commencing the new
volume with edition Of 10000. is about ha de'o-
ted odd-Felowship including record OF TIE progress
Of the Order Of interest Editorial counsel ana
admonitiop &c. &c. while the residue ID well hueo VII"
original and select Literature The present number COM
snces an original novel prolusely illustrated (s2
By mail Rev. A. c. L. Arnold Editor: E. Winchester
publisher. 30 AMNESTY
~ THE AMERICAN REVIEW, for July, opens
with powerful article from Hon. D. d. Barnard the
causes oftbe War with Mexico from which have made
large citations Portrait of DANIEL WEBsTEE-one Of
the best we have tsen-sccompaned by compact me-
mor enrches the number. Leigh Hunt Civilization,
Poland,' the Medical Eclectic Beaumont and Fetch
err Napoleon and his Marshals' among the prose
articles. Rain BY Rev. Ralph Hoyt,' Hearts we Love-
by W. T. Bacon; The Age Sonnet and "A Fathers
Revcrie by Anna Black wei. among the Poems tS5
per ann G. Il. Cotton, lls Nassau-st)
~ THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND
ARTS (smans) No for July before u.s. 1t has art-
cles Ethnograpby by DR.. s. G. Morton on Formic
Acid. by Profs. w. D. and Il. G.. Rogers new Fossil
Footprints In the Coal Strata Of Pa Of Pa by Lye on
TIanum; the Geology Of East Florida the Phys
cal Structure Of Plants Zoophytes the Rise and
Fall of the Great Lakes recent researches In the Man.
ufsctuc Of Iron &c &c. This noble work. trust Is
length adequately suppored-f not, shame Of
sciencs and lesurel (s5 per II. Day, Sew-Haven
Wiley g. Putnam. New-York)
-" THE CHRISTIAN ExAMIEER for July has
articles on Professionalism by Rev. A. p. Peabody the
History CT the Doctrine Of the Trinty The African
Race :; Pulpit Elocutlou : Mierism Whewell's Eth
les Congregationaisn, and University Educaton.-
This the most eminent periodical Of tho Unitarian faith
published In this Country. CIV. Crosby. Boston C. s.
Francis & Co. 1852 Broadway, N. York;
ID" THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for July opens
with Portrait of HOOP. followed by review Of his Po
ems The Young Preender and the REBELLION of Forty
Ave. Lord Bacon and Sir Thomas More. Bells Life OF
Corning. British Poetry. 'wlkess Exploring Expedi-
iion Life In Agefs, &c among the contents Of this
substantial work.
~ BLAcKwooD for June is good-bct,er than
II has usually been OF lao. The Fall OF Rome is pow
erful and instructive essay-by Alison, we think. : The
Literature of the XVIIIth Century The People, ELL
nor Travis Greek Fire and Gunpowder titles of
of the principal articles. a.. Scott & Co. ll2 Fal-
ten-st)
E- THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for July has q
Gen Jackson his Days from Edwards Dagusrre-
oype-very expressive. Practical Annexation of Eng
land MaIyinalis by Poe,' Brazil and Ralph Bsrd's
Correspondence the titles OF the principal papers It.
P. Ke,tsll l42 Fulton-st)
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NrwvoEK FORM BOoK

NDINTEREST TASLES-coutsiuing complete Forms
"A for the transaction Of all the routine Of ouiiness between
and requiring The execution OF papers, nseGlef
With the statutory provisions relating thereto ASo com
peie aTeres Tables DiscoIr! Tsbrs Scsnins and TIN
Der Measure. Cuhics contents Of Square Timber Sc
For sale BIZ HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2lo P-sri-st
gNKAWiSG BDOKs-Th- subscribers have for sale
~ good assortment drawing book among which are
the fSo~irg The Juvenile Drawing BOOK. The Cnilcs
Elementary Drawing BOX. he Drawing Book OF Aneri-
ran Scenery Fay L-.sous 10 Landscape p'swlng prsw
ing Book OF Objects. AbhottI Drawing CArds virtues
Dra-ng Book Oxford Drawing Book s1i msny oinet
varieties for The book aud stationery e'aohineni
o, JA.SEN BELL. i5s Sasssu-st jyl
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orth.Western Auti-slnvery Convention.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 2sth, 1916.
The principal and all-absorbing topic of CONVEX
sa,ion here is the assembling and proceedings OF the
great Convention OF the Anti Slavery strength Of
the North Yves, which adjourned on the Goth after
q session of three days. The audiences varied al
the different meetings from three TO FIVE thousand
and were composed of the citizens of Northern Hi
nois and OF this city, generality large delegations
from Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana. with very
respectable number from Iowa and Ohio. Hon.
JOSEPH e. CARTER of Mass. was chosen Chairman
and Mr.. HARRISON OF Michlgaa first Vice President
The strength of the Convention belonged 10 the
ranks OF the Liberty Party, bat all Anti Slavery
men were included in the case so all participated
in the deliberations of the Convention, and | must
say that believe those deliberations had never a
superior il they have equal for harmony Of spirit
while there existed so wide diversity OF sentiment
to the best method foI honest meu 20 pursue, 10
rid our country and the world OF Human Slavery.
Mr.. HAMLlN, Ex-Whig II. c. from Ohiol an hour
and half of the Time OF the Convention OF the sec
ond evening OF lis session, defining his position and
that of the Anti Slavery Wings of the Free States.
Mr. BIBB, an eloquent fugitive from Slavery, io!-
lowed him and held the close attention OF an audi
of upward of FIVE thousand from halt past
nine unit! twelve. This and The subsequent address
es of Mr.. BIBB produced powerful impression and
were main feature of the Convention.
The assembling OF sucn and so large body OF
men, women for they too were present and In unu-
sua numbers and their sessions being characterized
by so much ,alen, and Christian spirit but ,eIl
immensely on the future action OF the North West
IL relation 10 the Slave power OF this Nation and in
rea ton 10 the spirit Of Slavery the world over.
Ia haste, yours for the true. 5.
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0kntIal NGEllEs.

~ False Report hsv,rs been put Il Calculation
our lesit.lnate business rt 'te;es IN a" Guy by
ss.e, Tor receiving advertisements or A. he County,
anr new Arrangement. taxing the Ns~s Room. Pc ste
Binding, were msts win view - Aiod greater tacii-
,-s 10 oar customers examining aes from al para Of
ina conn,ry ana We determined h.t nothing sra pc
wsn,inc on cur part 90 fal Jriuee % saveriisers
We duly srhorz q .sens o. ne oesi papers psb
bsyr h- Tinted S,s:es Caascss md West q es and
iny- ibos- ~ o5tair country custom give
csIl a. s1arne fes and eArn s1cn MORN rnsy
f.rilrx,r th.u. Ia th.i oalect IA osl
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Love AND SylcIDE.-Hsyzier, a young German
sbou, IS years of age living in the township OF New
burg committed suicide yesterday He wa, found hang
ing in tree with bsllhole through his head i,sp
pears tina, after adjusting the rope he managed pre-
the muzze OF gun TO his mouth and dschsrsing
il his lifeess body left swinging by the neck Ii
his hat nj the foo, of the was found will specify
ing the distribution OF his effects among his fsvorites,
among whom young German girl OF this city 10
whom the deceased had been paying much attention and
was fondly attached Il Is supposed that recent at
Guilty in regard this young lady csusea him 20
the fatal deed The deceased said 70 Do OF seoS
habits and hss parents wealthy and rcspsciaois win
whom be lived. cleveland PlAindes!e:, July
T Two fine pieces of brass cannon were yes
tsrday shipped board the Archer for For.
They are nom the Army ~ Boston, S. Louis kep sesa
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FROM TAMPIco.-We have already given por-
ton of letter which appeared in the Portsmouth (va)
Herald purportng to give account OF an attack on
Tampco by the U. s. Soop otWar st Msry'. on the 9Th
ut The Herald OF the 4h gives extract from another
letter, dated of Tsmplco June l6th in continuation of
the affair The press generally to discredit
the story, and presume II lie vile hoax letters Of
later date from tho vessel mako mention Of
such hpht
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,DnE six FACTORY i.

"
stanIly urirg Tram. O5garztc- ard sfge Ssen
Savings (both plain aud shaded and me very
beat qusliiy OF Silk for Frnge Gimp snd Coach Lace
LA.-fs.
ana Fancy k-Is-yrueies
Embroidery Sik, Too Shaw Is. Scsrfs, Sc
Floss Silk Tor lettering and tying the ends Of co.h, Ald
other pieces goods
Savings IN small sSens Blacks, Drabs, Light Dyes and
Colh coors someiy half s1d quarter pound
uap-rs or bundles oi 100 sseips each.
tenIeneus Plain and Fancy Cravais OF aIy hlyle, 10
order.
Pocket Hsndierchlefs plain white silk or printed.
Waste, To make Spun Silk for weaving, &c.
The for Factory prices aud oders FOR any
article in tho SILK line solicited by J. $. SHAfTER.
jSD Smrod PA Pearl 81.
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Books.
WASH BOOKS.

lust Published oJ the sub.crher- ne Family :" sah
BOOB being 81 easy conveciec, method OF account
~ sousrsI generally Used ia family. Also the Gentle
meas BooE similar 70 the Shove out eoaainus tbe
ARTICLES COMPOSING gecletnans vhtcrohe FOR sSe ~
III Stationery Store OF JANSEN sELL.
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Things In Albany-The Fourth-Accidents, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

ALBANY. Sunday, P. NJ.
The great American Holiday yesterday was cele-
bra,ed with unusual spirit. The procession was the
most beautiful ever got up in town. IL was ROW
ever spoiled n.e BY the rain which te' IN torrents
commenced 10 move rn'ii 'eaene1 Inc
church.
am happy 10 SAY that but few accidents occurred The
only worthy OF notice occurred III the evening al tie
Mineral Spring Garden IN Eerry-s where stand upon
which large number OF people, broke down. and all
escaped save swoman named Mrs Money, WAC Was oaaY
hurt.
This slernoon we were visited with severe shower
accompanied with much thunder and lightning sleep
named the Genesec, lying the Ferry osded with iTo
struck snc her shvered 10 acKs hand on ooSrd
knocked DOWN sut escaped uniniured She belongs 10
Hasht l. Gray o. Nsw-Baumoge.
beard this morning thai large Ere occurred AZ Gene
va but could get particulars Yours. Il.
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NosrHERS KENTUCKY, CRors. &c.-The farmers
nSo,hern, KY. friend writes US, have just har'
'esd an unusually large crop of excellent Wheat.
lsSne instances late Wheat was much injured by
tie ,ps- but these are the exceptions The pros
ntsCon WAS never better and all Of Scck bear
ssvrice except mules. The L. s. have Just paid hieh
ps for few lots and the result Is sudden advance
skenness for speculation. Is understood that the
PcsAsses have been made for the army in Mexico AS
hsan Sis per head has been paid for one lot OF sixty
serrs realizing profit tweny-one or twenty-five
hrdred Dollars But Uncle Sam is rich and Texas cheap
81 any price
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e The BosroS DAILY ADVERTISER has been
enlarged BY the addition OF eight wide and long
The page, and takes rank among the lases; the
taies The Advertiser IS the odes: daily paper New
Enr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAiR-We learn from
Tho Cayuga Tocsn. that adjourned meeting Of the
citizens OF the vngeof Auburn was held a, the Western
Exchange on Saturday. the eth ins to make farther
prcparsons for tho State Fair and hear tho reports
OF Committees, BRADLEY TurrLK was called TO the
Chair and J. b. Dill appointed Secretary number OF
Committees sppointed to carry out the various
arrangements. We notice the following among the
resolutions:
That Committee OF five be appointed. who may con
fer with the Committee of the State Society, and report
". future meeting pan whole tor conducting tho
tr embracing all things requisite and proper To be done
etproylded both with reference to the wants oil the
Sue Society tho credit Of the village and the comfort
Gapessur- of those who may attend the Fair, TO the
tnsan at such future meeting such farther direction
maybe given to the Executive, or other Committees, 40
ma, "a nee sssarvr
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NIKW.YpRK BINDERY ia Fultcn-s,. Agents 10
' Hsrp-rs BiDle-Four good reasoGs why Agents Will
and It to advantage bring Harpes Bible TO this es-
tablshment 10 bind.
Tb- choice and beautiful variety OF patterns ready,
,srinr in price from TO dollars The beat sock and
workmanship will bs used IN binding them
The i;spach with which they will he bound.
The very liberal commission allowed 10 Agents
~ All descriptions Of meet AID elegant Boot Sndnga al
low. 9, cash pricra EDWARD WALKER,
nrv1a ~ Fulton at
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lco.uy-le..i de..roy-d who

CONSTELLATION lCosls-Lessi de..rUycd without
" Ia-cicines, cjcc-ors bsiha. by EaIars simple,
agreeable AID rianDe n--ns recently discovered IN
SIarce by Monz DQnonL This has been toGnd 10
Europe OF The public beneh and u 5ery low priced
Sold wholesale retail De % for Inc nitd sues
OF Uunonrs Ervatenla, Ac- 81 Asnst ed a. fs syes'
l53 Fuitor-st Brooklyn ly1Ie
NJRw.ynRK HICKMILI.-Head PRIME, Broken,
lVsn.u and GROUND Ric-; Carolina Hominy hiee -
ard eh.f Kept cunsrartly Esnd and for sale wnoe,
nd ress Al he Hsv-York Rice M corner Soah acc e'
fersoa
tyi Iras
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DR. JOHN RoAKE's
IODINE I,INIMENT.

NOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLED LIMBS, sprains,
Bruises CUnIracaons OF the Cofu anu muscles oc,pu
P,ragss or loss Of thu OF tho Limbs Disease ot The
solue and Hip joint Elup,uns Of The SKIN Sc &c
Th,. Linupu, 10 universally admitted 10 be the only ar
s's ns Chemical Compound OF iodine that perform
sd ,uch astonishing OF long standips aer every
other remedy Rad failed tia. would stasgef belief II lhey
could moi he ubsIanis hy the most respectable persons
VINO have been cured
II permanently and ehsctnaIly cGIes
RHEUMATISM
her chrouc or inhanmao Paralysis loss OF heuseo o.!
hs Limbs Jnrscrons OF Cords and Muscles Gou II mai
ers moi Of how long standing; Spra,n,, Bruises runors
Had Sweliuss and Enlarged joint yield 10 few aPpE
succs.s 10 Scrofua Kings Evil enlarged Gands Diseases
Spine and Hip joints, Tic Doloreaux' and al Nef-
vous Affections 49,,
Ing OF Flesh Wounds aud causing them 10 heal IN few
IL hos never been SHOWN 10 iAi IN curing inc n1
.uoborn Ulcers Fever Sores and SweIe1 Legs rams
across he Kidneys IN the Chest, side sun Neck sore
Throsi Group be Instantly relieved o5 saiuans
piece u AA''' IODINE LlNIsENT,
and bind upon the pan Affected
speedily and e.cluay sradcstes euiaaeous enptions
of The ,ln In the form Salt Rh-um Ery peas Pimp!es
Ringxom or Teter, Eaber's Itch Scsid Head &c 1t In
pain snd Gures Corns, Buniona, Chilblans, &C.
A word upon tho origin and cause ol
yyh.n IN. human frame receives q shock either from
heat cold fatigue Other the weakest organ OF
The systera sut-r. most One person will have cough
t.ln the mu,cul and cellular Issue being tbs weaAest
another enlarged glands and a~eings ihs sandasr ,1
being the weakest &c. Nheh fou u1o ou VI az
suffering Inc more direct your uppcaoh 10 Tue pafS NE
eased the better The prospect OF relief
Or ROAKE5 IODINE LlNlNFNT
produces healthy action III The d!s-A.ud pAhl
nytporsle. and restores perfec healLh tony wants
10 be tried satisfy skepcs Of lb1 restoring pow
ar of lb,s most valuable LinfIuenL 80
o. phy.,can. are daily recommending DR.. RoAKE'S To-
DINE LlNMENT regarding II ihe long Tor desd-
raum; truly sci-nthc compound OF IODINE 10 me form
VI Linnenl without color and unpleasant smell Thai Gao
be u.ei the delicate female ced with perfect
safety. ,,,
rssut, from tho ure OF Dr.. RUAKES IODINE LINZ.
AENT.
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ItHITE,. RED CORDIAL-Yor IN, cure Of

WHITES RED SOHDlAL-fof h7 cure W
w Dlarrhcra Gaping Pzlrs. hesd-rnc, AcTbis nlso'-
cine Ia !h= medi a. suy and psilenH ss
being u,efu in all cases arGced with spaaiGs, PAIN, or
uricy Of ID. stomach ant bowels IL naa long oero
found 10 be one Of OF medicines for The cnre OF
tiarhn. dysent1ry. cboic, cholera mofeos vomiting,
n-sdash heartburn and also Tor severe mootn pans "a
,tort for .n antacd anodyne Lot surpassed, bic
for dru-tc d-oos.ru-nt, u found very Vaasb!s
Prepared bJ the subscriber, 90 Is sole propriror
Hudson, N. T. 1916 D. n WHITE
Tn. following from the Rev DR.. Waterbury 81 Hudsop,
IA among many Liza, Inc proprietor
csi9ed:
Having for several years had occasion DR.. Whites
Cordial different lries prepared oy b. X White for
OF III. fBeeaes uerone above, tsEe plessore In
resoEn ending il ray !-ncs the iiosL ysiu.be RENE
cy thai have ever Used }. B. WATERBURY,"
Hudson, MAY 74ih iei5.
For per bottle by Jonn alhan ls3 Broadway;
RushLou Co. 10 $50 Broadway aud 10 AI,or House;
James Aspinws % Wiiiiamst D-l!uc Do pay PARK
scd 52 Btpsdw4J J.L A NeskIn, 5ll Broadway; w.
q Brigham, ISL Broadway, corner Grsad-sL;J Hun!hg
toa-77 THIRD avenue cor Twenty s-coadst; Wa PEEK
- John-st Daniel g. Tucker $50 Grand, Suffolk
3. & D. Ssnts LOO Fu..or, William David S.rcs
Co J! Eat 9ros1wsy corner Asrket; J. Jones, $50
Eous,oD corner Med Jogsi Geo o. Gum, 81 Be-cser
Chfspopn-r. Az Wholesale by Philip Schieten
Co C7 WaL-r Ws,sL Brookiyn-J. Davies, Fulton
corner Cinson-st iels 3neod
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~ Far Boston yIa Norwich nnd Worcester.
rms steamer Cl.eySIra, Capt WIlArs win leave South
SIDE OF Per No Noria River every ASs W,dr,day and
FyIau, NJ P 81 connecting viii nc cars al Alyrf
Point Iuyssfl CALEB PRAff. Jr Corductor.
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