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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

SOLAR LAMPS CAMPHENE LAMPS CHANDELIERS, Gil
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANTERNs--Dietz, Brother g.
Co No l39 WiIlam-st. manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full assortment OF the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

FROM PoRro Rlco.-Tbe brig Cordeha. Cap
Hatch arrived yesterday from Ponce ( r. whence re
sailed the 9Th inst Capt h states that when he eff,
three large ships loading with Sugar for Euro ae
bu, there scarcely sufficient OF present rop to 81!
them The last prices paid for Europeewss cents,
while planters holding Tor 4: for balance eff
crops Molasses Sl3 per llo gallons and very scaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

L. THE OSrHEAN FAMILY sing again and other perioE
take place this afternoon andevenng
and these living wonders, the Orang OUtang Twin Cares
Col Chafn, the famous Virginia Dwsri. Sc. 10 be
all hours iav and night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
New Publications.

y TENT Book oS CHEMISTRY Tor the use
of Schools and Colleges by Jno. WA Draper MD
Professor OF Chemistry in the University OF New York
with nearly 300 illustrations has JUS, been issued from
the press OF Harper Brothers - Clifst This book
contains outline OF the Lectures eighty.
in number which the Professor delivers every wear
in the University The division and arrangement which
are the resul; Of experience OF several years
TO be well conceived and we think the work must be
found very useful TO the young student To each Lee
ture Is appended OF questions which will enable
the learner the more easily comprehend the subject
before him.
FRENCH CoOKERY.-Lea X Blanchard OF Phila
delphs have published another Modern Guide TO the
Culinary Arr wherein the author Charles Ene Fran
cstelli processes have produced treatise which
may be useful only Cooks themselves butalso TO
those who employ them, and 10 have adapted il as
well the largest establishments for the OF pri-
waite families This is certainly the most extensive
work on the subject which hsve with ana is
usefulness bears any proportion lis size il prove
valuable book For sale by WILEY 4 Putnam.
Illustrated BoTASy-The August number OF
this beautiful work has been issued by the publisher J
X Welman Ito Nassau ST We have heretofore com
nended this work 10 public and the number be
fore u fully sustain. the high character OF lis prede
cessors
-. The Evils Suffered BY American Women
ana Chlirsn-the Causes and the Remedy presented
in an address, by Miss E Beecher. also an Address
the Protestant Clergy the United States have been
published in n-a, pamphlet .; sbous forty pages BY
the Harpers
- THE LoSpoS LANCET, tor August has
been republished by Burgess strlnger Sco ~ Broad,
way
- HARFgR< ILLUSTRATED SHASsPFARE.-
We have received Nos lO3 snd lei "a double No Of
this magnificent work
e The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF Instructors
commence 18th Annusi Session today, the 2ls; ST
Plymouth Mass snd viii continue tomorrow and Mon
day and Tuesday four days
Lectures to be followed by Discussions, viii be de-
hvcred by Messrs d P PAGE and :. J NAY Of this
State snd by Me<srs ] WHITMAN II 5. HOOKER y.
TrLNeHAsr L B. LINCOLN o. CANTON A. PARISH
D HUNTINGTON WM RUSSELL and Leut-Gov. REED
OF Mass
hne opportunity presented TO teachers TO visit the
OLD Plymouth Rock object OF deep interest 70 every
American citizen
TIE In,psrsalist General Conrsntion will
meet a, Troy the third Wednesday IN September a
very large gathering OF cesgyen ana Others is expect.
ed though the TACT that State Agricultural Fair held
at Auburn ai the VIII hinder many from, al,
BENDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

FAIL FAsHloSs.-Beebe s Cos,ar, Haters, l5G Broad.
way will the Fall Fashion for Gentlemen's Hats
Saturday. August 29rh Also the new styles OF Gents,
Youth and Chldren's Caps.
They will also open the day a1ew cases OF Par
is made Castor ChapeauX, for chdrena and beaui
tul article.
AUTUMN, 1916
Cro:7-7 l9 inches high, lilo Ycoman 10 bell at sdc..
l-lG FROM and rear, SO
Tips OWL. Ii curve, Lilo convex.
Brin,-2 inches wide front and rear 1916 sides.
Small edge curl. slightly rolled OF sides.
Set-5lG slopcd, ll.lG inches curved.
Bandag-3-lG wide. satin aud satin striped.
Bndmg-l- inch wide. tine ribbed satin edged.
N. B.-'rhe Bands Bindings Tips anG Sides OF the pro.
else pattern Used by be obtained in New-York
SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

~ Just received, of very superior Paris
Hats latest fashion made by the most celebrated
makers For sale by GENlN, 2li Broadway. eu2o 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

r The Grand Jury OF Hudson CO. y. j. at their
laie SESSION passed resolutions complimentary to Chief
Justice hOFRbl0wer, in anticipation OF his retirement
from the Bench The Judge responded in proper
manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

- For the cure OF dyspepsia to say the least OF
it, remarks eminent physician Beckmans Pulmonic
syrup is invaluable Its greats efficacy, however, in
consumption is well known Office i9i Cortlndst NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

THF BEGlSSGSG OF THE ESD-We regret TO
learn from Col Hach that large manufacturing e=ta5
Eshreni N al River, hiss been compelled suspend
operations for the present We shall probably, soon
have intelligence OF the above painful description from,
81 parts OF New England Bosom Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

FROM HAyAS>-The Adeia.ds. Capt Adsms.
from Havana Aug g night We see nothing
IN the papers eu' long accounts of the death and fune raj
o;he late Pope Gregory snd the election OF his suc,s
sor On the sh OF the present mouth tue funeral of xhe
nrst was celebrated in al the Churches and reHs Gus
institutions in Havana and the mex, day srsnd Tt
psnm sung in hon or OF the election Of Plus TX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

- The Loco Focos of the NlIIth District OF
Ohio have agreed upon Gen RIcAgY as III cir
candidate for Congress The District is now rep
resented by Hon. Isaac Parrish and gave Polk a62
majority We are nor without hopes o: a Wing
from this Dis,ric, in the next Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

n wYoMIso County gave at our License
Election l,4o5 votes for Licenses, and 1891 against
them-more than two to one. The only town that
voted to License was Eagle. recently added from
Alegany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
No. , of Lardner's Lectures.

This Number, which we have just reprinted Is now
ready and orders now be supplied ltwonid &c "eA
for all who have imperfect sets to complete them az once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

~ Hon. CHARLES H. RueeLEs, Member OF
the Convention, is sick 8. Poushksepsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
wh,s state Convention.

STATE Convention to be composed of Delegates from
-, Counties of this State equal to their repre-.
in the House of Assembly will be held AT the
=. IS T,;ca on Wednesday. The Tnenty Third day Of
next at 10 o'clock NJ for the purpose Of nom
candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
IA two Canal Commissioners, to be supported by the
%yho Electors Of this State the ensuing Election and
ssact such other business may be deemed proper
-. n. Convention albany august TO- 1916.
John TOWNSEND, JAMES HORNER
DANIEI CADY HAMILTON FISH,
EpTEND HUMPHREY FL L. HAYNOR
r p KIRKLAND GEO. w. WEED
State Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
THE MAN THAT SMoKEs N TIE OMNIBUS

- The coLuNBrAS MACHINE Tor September,
published by Israel Post 40 Nassau.t just what
wanted at such season-hyely piquant refreshing
stimulating the grateful Perfume Of Arabys sweetest
aower.-snd beautiful as Art make it There is also
"a happy variety both of embellishments and reading
An Auction Sale By Miss sedgwick, is
pretty and amusing story from which the reader may
turn to the superb mezzont OF Capt Mays Charge al
Resaca de Ia Palma original design Of high excel
!ence. Then Fanny Foresters piquant alrnos, aaucy
article The Republic in Danger may be placed in
with Mrs Childs dreamy lines ." Poet
Dream of the Soul and next the reader may contem
plate the perfect line engraving OF Rogers Slide and
then-ii lady-the elegant Fashion plate-leaving sev
eral pages OF good reading for the next sitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

We are indebted to Gays Express for late
Boston papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

FROM LIRERIN-A correspondent OF the Jour
Ms OF Commerce writing from MoNSoytA June q Isi6
says
After voyage OF b: days | began to pry into tie
mysteries OF this unfortunate country To many Amer
leans the OF the natural resources of this por
non OF the world would appear incredible It's immense
wealth everywhere Astounding in every thing The
hrs, ground assembled, found TO be- rich bed OF iron
ore. Yet many poor people have suffered in the rds,
these natural advantages and phsnthropc provisions
The independence of the Colony has been lately de
clared from which state of things will arise All
classes will be benefited
Let good men dock 10 this Republic, 20 promote snd
defend is every interest and the world viii Africa,
day Of glory returning
ihavc resolved on making this place my future home
The business prospects OF the country beyond my
most sanguine expectations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

CHApIAIN OF MOUNT pleasant PRIsoS.-The
New-York Evangelist. in announcing the sppoin;-
ment OF Rev. Mr.. Gordon as Chaplain OF the Sing,
Sing Prison, says:
The removal of the former incumbent, Rev. Mr..
Luckey, Of the Methodist Church. not re
ported on the ground of any difference of religious
opinions between himself and Mrs Farnhsln. the Ma
from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

~ The tz,rsrsaltst General ConrsntiOn will
meet a, Troy the third Wednesday in September a
very large gathering of clergyen ana others Is exect
ed though the TACT that State Agricultural Fair held
at Auburn the tiu,e VIII hinder many from, at,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

THE ORAroRlo.-The grand Concert Of the New
York sacred Music Society came of last night in the
Center Church and we believe II gave yery general
satisfaction especially those who could best appr
cate such multiplied combinations Of musical tones.
New Haven Palladium, Wednesday
LoyoEy,rY.-A Mrs. Ann Nice annon from Illinois
died in Paterson on Thursday l3th the lO6h year OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
Law Courts.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFy1cr-R-for-
Commissioner Morton.-Penai Marine Charsr-Br..,
MeKtsHey second mate Of the ship Queen Of the Yves,
which arrived here from Liverpool about 70 day. ago
having board lsrge number Of passenger was ar
rested and examined Yesterday, on charc, made
against him by Captain Woodhouse of the vesse OF an
attempt 10 make revolt Il appeared tha, there were
on Board the yesse in al about 500 persons. Rule on
ooafd was tina, all the lights belonging 10 the passengers
SHOULD De eNcngushcd AZ O'Clock, and it WIS par, 0:
.ie second mates duty to see that such done On
me iira day while the vessel WIS =, sea Captain
Ss a 20 ,oe second mate tina: complaints had been
,sue 10 nm 'a' the persons ordered 70 cXtneush the
lights had been guilty o: indcica,r ana ;nrnr5ner
duct N gong behind The curtains o; The passengers and
requesting that II such had been done that !, mich. N,
stopped Mr. Nch- (thc second mate took hs rhsre M
himself although /, was Said have been 30 intend
ed and refused 70 DO duty while resting under the i'm
putScou Several OF the hands were disabled on the
sick list ami Captain w ordered the second mate to hi.
duty who, however refused 10 perform such and did
not 90 sny tor the remainder Of the voyage which was
about five days 10 the arrival OF the vessel port The
accused WAS held 10 bail in the OF 500 TO answer
the chsrge. Mr. w Barber for United States Mr. Shu.
iedt for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
-, outside OF TO-DAY,s PAPER.1

7,eyers and othss leaving the Cy IN .ne s. IT,,
are informed tha, EreniHs Edaios s,o.k s,les
ssss printed every day eSnnlns sns up o'clock
Markets news - he Sewsboys for the ErentnS Edton
By Tribune every one win be able to take wa'h MN
o. ,a,es, news up TO the time of leaving 'he oiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
Charley Greene Posted up that account

~ writer in the merry and wise little Chro-
notype defines Woman to be an exquisite production
of Nature between rose and an angel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

~ Yesterday Mr.. Lowber. Ship News Re
porter left the City for Throegs Neck in news boat in
company with OF DR. Beach OF this City. In pass
ing through urlgae the boat got into the POT and cap
sized DR.. Beoch's young gentleman justthrough
with his studies was drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

70 We learn that the wife OF q gentleman
whose name could not ascertain, but who was
boarding Clinton Petits, Rockaway was drowned in
the surf on Wednesday in front OF Mr.. Petits house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

~ George Washington Diron has been ar
rested New Orleans or being found drunk and riotng
the and permitted to reve in the very
spacious halls OF the Calaboosc. George has been in
uniform it is said ever since he left New-York His
conduct it seems is as uniform his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

~ VIII the Captain OF the Fifth Ward Metro.
potan Police order the rowdics dispense who almost
nightly make the Northwest corner OF Broadway and
Wallierst their rendezvous, screaming and hnlloine
and in other ways disturbing the ncishborhood' One
of the backguars the other evening nearly caught
by s,orekeeper in Walkerst barely escaping nights
lodging in the stationhouse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
CITY %nlSrENSARN. 81

Noa1H-TAsI CuENIW o. MUSroI & ifH -Is.
The consulting hours at thl- Institute well
hereafter be- lrom II to - A. NJ and from
z 10 : T.. NJ every day. sundays il 90 2
L. NJ.
Any csses who may require medical alton.
dance, aud medicine. between tht hours Shove
specified, ore requested to coll upon either I'd
the attending physicians. at thcituiic,s. when
they will promptly receive such assistance ss
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. TODD, Main ST.
" BATES, Quincy 81.
" FRlSSELL. Church 81.
" HlLDRErH, Conner Nonro, aud
9th Sis.
BY order OF The Bosnl.
T.. A. HlLDRETH. Nsrv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
wmIam cannmgham,. Aamrl1, ,

" "'"" cunningham Aumrsl Us CHANtENY-in the
". lgrrut $780,. 49,,
The President aud Directors Of of 80. 80
the Bank 81 Mt. Pleasant a al. 6r OH, NN''
- TO a decree made by the said Conn n, tmc
= HuoNc named cause on The goth day ofIune ISic tMc
uunylsIsnea tme COMMISSIONED therein named. will pro.
ecu, on we I'D day OF August, 1916. aud thcrcafe r hv al.
Joufnment from lime To time a. shall he found nee,..ssre
Z le Once OF Jacob & Ftzhugh, in the city OF Yheeinr,
~ said county Co ascertain whai amount has leon rstd o,
tue judgement recovered BY the said Bank OF Nil. Pleasant
e.s'nsl 'he SAID defendants George Daily. Daniel Murrr.
ald 'onipisihani, by whom and when paid. aud m re-
lutl lh5 same a. soon az the same can conveniently h..
a"h' luGfihcf wan any other matters deemed ncripent LIZ
hinseltO or either 81 THE parties TO The said sut me ~.
ues Interested are nOtidod To- attend AZ the tinve aoJ -,
Wiesl; 80. EDW II. FJTZHUGH.
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8 plLLoN,

IIlMHf -
CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
MAST SIDE MARKET sr. hu a., d.
~ law HE Post Omcs. haze supplied ,l.m
selves wiib q new sBd hsGe engine snf .tbs, a,.
lures ior their business iu . supetsf .,is .rdat.
ter themselves that wnh len yeaf-' Exp RIENtr
they will be able 10 fcR Ter be most perfect ssi..
iaeiion.
They carry on The Honse AMI STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING In al w. harfhss
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
by arrangements wnb The msuuisrufef. w.
have received and Will be- constantly ssce,sia,
md prepared 10 supply he sLove ppe 81 buis.als
ond retail. Of ibe best qualify. end b. loN o.. % rsn
be had m he tountFy.
They have constantly m stBd Htffasfs "a
variUus description, haIers' E%elilss. wafsrrIae
es, bath sob, bit and cold shsWei o. b.. o.
tofts Tor bleaching, chemical arp T-fB. IssF
co0ins, patent bath ramp lead pipe uf I'D ss
-, sheet lead OF my thickusss ani WORKED un
IN aDy manner Of iutm.
Water conducted thto1eh lfsIss rr.. ft,w
sprngs 10 dwelling houses iu ttf t,r nla
superior pumps lot coubty sri steam "a
gInrs &c SC.
An orJet, thaokiully received and sar..,
ally attended 90.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing puryUe. can sf srrf..
10 several descriptions ct mccban..s In tn,
~ story of lbeii building, or on ihe rIouef
hoor az very modefsie fent.
whee1nR Apul q, 46
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE
NET lSTARS BAlSAM OF WILD CHERRY always
w triumphant. Cure follows cure ia Us victorious

career,
DAYTON, February Iith, ls45.
Mr.. J. w. Whitmorc-Dcs sis-As YOU arc The reru.
lar authorized agcnt IN Dayton for The sale Of Dr. WIS
ing a statement OF facts To YOU (Which I hope win re
published 10 the world IN reference 10 an almost nirscu.
Baisan.
Language fails to describe tho salu,ary Effects il produ
eed. aud the great lcncht I derived rom is use.
The citizens OF Dayton aud is vicinity well rccolicct
that on the sh OF August last. 1 received serious injury
tents entered my right side aud breast and ia all prohahi
liiy some irsgueGis or splntcrs OF the Taurod passcd
'hiouEh the 'rinia,' and pierced lme lungs.
Al this critical stage, a messenger was despatched TO
Cineinnei, and a celebrated physician of that city was
consulted When he was made acquainicd with my sit
uation, he remarked that. nothing could Re done by uedi-
eh aid. if The constitution itself was not strong enough to
throw OIL the disease.
My friends now dcspaircd OF my recovery. and had
no earthly ground az hope To survive many days. For
phlc's. entitled Family Medical Guide. or Treatise OF
Consumption ofthc Lungs" AsI had oncn heard o.
dying men catching al ssraws, aud ! iclt likc doing 80 nay
self. by the consent Of ny ply iscians. I sent Ca YOU foI
a loiile ofthe medicine Described, VIZ. Wislar's Botsam
OF W 40 'hefrN' winch relieved me immediately. Anc'
] had used some five or SIX bottles | 50 far recovered az o.
he up and about. My cough ceased and my lungs were
restored 10 a healthy sta'c-ail from the healing aud hal
nay influence snd powerful medicinal virtues Of Nistar's
Wore it no, from the external injury ! received in nv
shoulder aud srni, by The explosion, feel confident Tia
] might have lccu working 81 my trade W. hich is Hack
smiihtnrJ but this was prevented.
By exposure. l have since taken several severe colds
and my only remedy has teen the Dsssm. Aud now
10 all who are afflicted with Coids. Coughs or Liver Com
Pisin.s: ! consider :. an SpnSSAisshls nledieige-s real
formation may call on mo a. ANY tine Yours &C.
CHRISTOPHER n. SMITH.
City Of DAYTON.
Montgomery co. State OF ONO.
Subscribed and sworn I ,hcfore me, a Justice of the
Peace, this Ilh day OF Febmay, Is45.
~EBENEZER OMLER
@~Tcstimony OF three highly respectable citizens Of
Dayton. ~ confirmation Ollie above. ~
We The undersigned, icing intimately acquainted with
MI. Smilh, and having seen and watched over him ffc.
gueuily during has late iiiucss, do not hesitate 10 saw that
the foregoing - by NO means an exaggerated stalcmcnt.
bat Is entitled To- 6ll credit.
(SigbcdJ ~. l.. STOUT.
J. ID. ". IOHSON,
HENRY X. SMITH
rnld ~ Wheeling ny PRYOR d PAUIL and J.
Cru MBACkER, Druggists. ian
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Afn 1n
Au-COATEn

OK IMPROVED INDIAN
PILLS"
HtNoh intermittent. itemuicni. Billions and Ia.
~h'mma'"ry Fever. Head Ache. Iud,ro.ion
"'TFIN"' Fef'e"ed Appetite. II 'nnhum, Crs
u''"'ss' DntH1,, DYsentafv. Billions C,Iic a.
worms t"nl ST. Harh. Pam "a Inc Head S,de -,
n' b S''"iul"' Scufvy. r snv impurities of he
lily "i""""' gene
There has never appeared = medicine which
"hfle q can 80 ne harm. Is cnlealai,d 10 III, s.,
much gwd, They cxclTe % hcaiihul p,r.r,r,ti,,
'd oF'u all ltr natural drau.s ~ she $, stem mo
'usltncii"" 81 s'nsihlc T., npiIatpn - the rnu.e
"i o great p%rrppunH OF human ~suf,tuq Tbcs.
pllIs p"sS'Ss hs DaVtT, ~ 80 exiauultnDfv d,ste,
"I removing "ii "itsifu'iuus. and he IhfuI rt,,ui,.
'i'n. They mu-i undunhiedly .upersedc all niher
p"tghiiye medicines. as they Inv. n iouf.lLd ,c.
'""-v'h q discharge BY The Bowels. Lungs. KID
ncys nnd skin
Children vii not hesitate Ia take Them. ,uJ rho,
way he "i'sd ~. hey"Id my 9th, remedy. fl. n,
'ut'iual md sale medicine EF NORAlS and all
complaints incident 10 thildp More thia,c,
have been cured 80 NV Yok The prcscnI ven, n,
ihe "so Of Df SMITHS FILLS. than ain oihe,
medicines c'mhiacd-as there - no need OF lufripr
hem down. like other medicines.
One imppriaut advantage ~ taking lhcse Pill. 81,
ihey do noi gfpe, nor prtduee nausea ur aHy other
"hpisnspni sensa'i"n Pills haVedn u thousand instnn.
ces, Toduced Piles snj otbcr consequences lot
WORE than the disesso tor which they were al
minisirfed. Tht- y particularly guarded against
IN he combination ~ he many ingredients II
Nhith Dr. smiths Pills nae sDmP,sed- thus render.
mg ,hsm hHfmless.
These pills are made az he psrc0 msre,.ls o,I
Ne hove te suii.iat lion 81 having proved II, ,t,
Mss'e'i F'euly. hat hey posses. uncommon var.
The di'ecii ,us 'nd treatment 81 disea,cs, aee,m
pahy every to- in . rf..-t-. 1T ,,,..
s1rar Cuaisd Pill can he genuine with.
"mi tte sieuiufe 81 Inc so'e Inventor. % BENJA.
AIN SMITH NJ y. Pfe.iasui ~ The New Y,,l
tDiefe ~ Hrahb' sfon .tcY lnS.
fmm he brputy sherH ~ New York
DfNrris Safafei { a'sn VfRetqhie Puis" have
ireH r.si bro Gee Etlrdsc -iucf petof. Pn.on
sit c,amtn -i.foion i4a,e n,,ct beod +,
mraH 'Hs Fraier uf Wih inuis mbefc.i hy t.c sick
ehu have utru lhese Pills
JAMES } BENtNS. Dernfy Sheriff
f9i sa's hy PRYOR s. PAuLL.
ht ID im Aiafkei - Wsceiug.
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE.
NHAIlIluE su .Nru ue h,qn. uf Hon.
N --Hlssi h. .glltbt ..D. amd J~sneLi,t. al
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