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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-16
LATER FROM THE ARMY.
Arrival at New Orleans of the
Steamers.
Galveston s. James L. Day.

Galveston S. James L.. Day.
CONFIRMATION OF THE CAP
TURE OF MATAMORAS-AN AR
MISTICE ASKED BY GEN. ARIS-
TA-AMERICAN TERMS DECLI-
NED-U. S. SQUADRON ORDER
ED TO PENSACOLA TO PREPARE
FOR AN ATTACK UPON VERA
CRUZ-MORE MEXICANS CAP
TURED.
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wise It cannot justly profit By the success Of the
smaller number yet refuse TO recompease the III
fortune Of the grea, majority We speak OF course
Of the cases in which the claimants have Leases
or Permits fairly and honestly obtained To mere
squatters in defiance OF the Government differ
eni rule will apply.
There is no danger that Congress Will lot grant
Preemptous nor that il viii decide not 70 sell the
lands The Leasing system is bad at best n'ui-
tip!ying tiactonaries and frauds Unnecessarily: and
discourag thorough explorations and substantial
improvements. The danger is rather tina; TEN
.porary embarrassment and disarangement may
create reyulson in the Mining spirit, stop 'hs
payment ef necessary nstallaents on The stocks Of
the various Companies. and create an impression
that Mining On axe Superior IS but a Morus Multi
caulis bubble and can never be successfully prose
cuted This must not be. Let the Miners press
vigorously though judiciously onward, a,.d rely on
relief from their eIabarrasscnts b. Congress at It's
very next session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

- DR. IAftoNs BAL>,M oy L!vgSwosr Is power.
i2 and success a remedy Tor curing consumpue7 Ash
MA and L.veT Complaint lis wonder whca 50 many
are dy i9o asse diseases tha TRENDS do 10: step or
~ads .'c "a f!riEs4, particularly as tue Doctor say.
= can 80 81 n any case, hui VA! relieve Tie cos.
Is mere 10 aSte Pr.ce reduced to cove. TIE cost
and expenses merely II acts tue pathological pdnei
pies and effects LIE nervous Snd sanciueoa. systems
hence !, WI a; relieve Hypoconans,s lowaeS. Of
Spirits and Mysteries We wish patients their friends
would The ONCE and read the hundreds OF certificate.
nualiy Cor tire curing ct ST. diseases Of the
Chest -, Pam the Side. Dyspepsia IN The case Of
Doctor Couding-Ph'scs, IN The OF Nh Eanccx and
Dr How land o.; West Point, sad Mr. C. Lewis OF y. Y
aud Asthma OF Mr.. Bragg, Sc These SPEAK
volumes in favor Of h.s t-uly valuable medicine and
remedy well suos;sn;a;cd by such mduei,a5lc ,estnc
nv public confidence and respect, and as The mos,
valuable discoveries medicine and chemistry have been
made by accident, ;hs may prove 70 be advance upon
all others See Dr. Lcedss signature the label to pre-.
eoun;erieiis. Buy SIS Bowery, y. Y; Mrs H.yss
lSs Fu!,on-st Brooklyn.
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FROM THE ARMY.

We have New.Or!eans dates to the 7th inst.
which contain few additional particulars from the
army.
Gen. Taylor was dispatchingre=ulars 70 Camargo
with al possible haste likewise sending large
supplies Of munitions. The highest point or the
river at which any OF the Volunteer troops were
stationed was a, Lom;ts between BarTita and Mat;
amoros.
Gen. Worth had been ordered to lay out camp
for 10000 men q: Camargo, and establish depot
60 miles from there on the road to Monterey-
The steam ship Massachusetts left Brasos Jaly
olst, bound 20 New Orleans. with volunteers. The
ship Howard, Of Savannah from Liverpool via New
York. went ashore a; Nargs Head on the 3oth alt.
and is supposed to be total Ioss-nsured or $4,000
In New York.
Dates from Havana have been received 70 the It'll
inst One 0: the Mexican steamers was fitting out
FOR England under British colors
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t gives among

The evident design here is 10 insinuate because
the Tariff Of 40 imposed higher duties on such i'm
ported articles in competition with the pro
ducts Of our own labor and lower on such as do
not that therefore the Wing Tariff desiguedly dis
eliminates to make dear the articles consumed by
the Poor and to cheaper those consumed by the
Rich We despise the mcansoulcd villains who
could make that insnuation too intensely to reply
10 their calumny Every man of them knows bet
ter-knows that no such thought ever entered the
heads of those who framed the Tariff Of AZ There
may be some who half ignorantly repeat the Sian
der, but its authors and contrivers never drew an
honest breath in their lives 70 attempt formal
refutaton Of their deceit would be Identifying it and
them unwisely and uniustly. Ajudgc on the bench
might as well argue with convicted counterieiter
on the inutly and improperly of counterieting as
a vocation.
But the direct unmistakable ialsehoods embodied
In the table now going the rounds of the journals
including some which cannot be conscious parties
TO the fraud. demand exposure The following is a
statement of the actao, rates of duty imposed by
the Tariff of 40 the articles above enumerated.
p. compared with the new rates
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Illinois,.

French the Loco-F oco candidate for Governor. is
elected by large majority. For Congress- IN the
Ist District the is very close between Robt
Smith present Representative irregular Loeo'
and Trumbull regular. In the WITH District Went
worth Loco is elected by from 5000 to 1000 MAORI
~. In the With District Turner. Loco, IS probably
elected by small majority In the With Lincoln,
Wig. is elected by a considerable majority
Nothing heard from the other Districts.
IlId Congressional Distric.-lo Counties give.
McLourhlin. Ind about 1000 majority over Orlando
B. Ficklin Loco present Member Counties to
heard from. Mclaughlin is doubtless elected.
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-. r,r., nd foremost among the Lions OF the day
H. Nist s ss1 YORK now ,s on o s MIDI
ION m: 20 s:oe. ,. al s2sss.s 5ss 81 e sa
g~noa' Eo~'4 r., hide their before
lied II I work Of art The spectator seems to
This dom frou, come altrude upon the actual
Dc md mi. leading il dOes' to quiet tsin Of
s.oa.h, and meditation il peculiarly suited 70 sao,e '
49,, ,rncpls ere opposed TO theatrical entertainments
i-0H I--er. of the ane Arts s.o and the lovers OF
-. 80 Il. thi. Miniature of cur cy WITH lis sur
---s - H. .cenery, vii afford rich treat
In England tbs ezq.'*y finished I0Gsi ~ i ps1' a:
source ,.-e rive them ocular demonstration OF VIVA.
the .sas S and can effect And h ,sa
Ane1''- he exci.e1en, this vii create IN al 'ne
we c@aas ees how viii impress upon the minds . Of
aa'P psop. s sense Of the s 20 gss
power, ahu w g.,den in patriotic sense, and II
We 'ss dsrs view il in the sane light they viii respond
10 this feeling.
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Sparkling and bright
In the LIQUID light"

FRAyxLIy HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA-by an ad-
ver,.eent in this paper viii be seen that the FRANK
LIN House. in Chetnuts formerly kept by the sander
SON. ha. been enlarged and improved and is manage
men, and .uperintendence passed into ne" hands The
Gazette and Times of last evening thus speaks OF 1t
of the style in ahich the house viii be kept the
character and capacity Of those engaged IN II are tne
testimony upon this point for we have the assurance OF
friend xho made il MS home for day or t'so that ae
Frank!In House vii compare very tarorably VII. any
hote! IN the country. ,bo.e
To the appeal which lfr Minor makes 70 90. , L.
among whom and for whom he has long i'edh he
bored We cannot doubt the response VIII De- nhabit
and we would desire He has claim upon sen the op-
ants of the CRY which will not We u,out recogni
porruniry oers-b. permitted 10 pass serve all the
don and in the t confidence that ne VII aim in his new
favor which inc public may este fl Il H. future prosper.
avocsuon, he mas our best w.n Of mis- new FRANKLIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

Dr. FELIX GovsAuos ITALIAN HEpcAI IsS rated a No.
rable e1ao.Ien; nov by COMMON Scurf, Tan,
q. rrpedy 10, B.oches P!mpez, and every spe
Fr-cEes Sunburn al Kinds Of eruPtg coz petition has
ces OF Giscooraiion Of the AKIN siusbe composliion,
he denaad for which within the Der a' cent Tie eleaes'
creased more than i've 70 he complexion sss no
1 eadsf s:i pfose1 1as srns vita pope,
e e re MeteGd sssg 6 Ssas
be- Is Is asserted, OILY ic oyeness resides SHOULD %
hst The tn eoys[ nd iaos sitracfiys s,,
kept II It's pressn' GaEctAs H,iR DYE, for cooring Z
Da- GouzArD1 ali The old and deleterioas ~,
s conPs sf hat purpose PoroEEs sus7iLEs '' e'A'
psrziG ar from arms, lips and eye-9Io"s bv con.os
Ths haosed 10 be The mos, excellent sr,cs o Sese
coz lie com plexiou that ever gracea - .oning p.s
tci,et LIQUID Vegetable Rouge toI ioSSeths,
r. and cheeks These superst.ye eosne t9v artces
gith large STOCK OF choice pef'GgilG onrznss epo 9.
WaiS.r..i- liz; door Fsoia Broadwey' s-1
BEALss celebrated Hair Rosion CarIeioa 70
actxTs-Jordon. NIA-sL n0'' hgI eocH
Lowell: Green = Co "ofc'-'D'
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A Monsfrous Ernud.

That the Loco Foco journals should belle the Ia.
If Of 1912 is but natural. We hardly know that
ve ought to complain Of it. But when their false
hoods are copied into neutral and Wing papers as
nndoubted facts, do feel that the injustice IS too
rms, 10 be endured in silence. Thus the tables
which we find running the rounds of the Country
journals including many Agricultural, Religious
&c. and some that are called Wing, under the title
of"Tari6s Of ls42 and ls46'compared is villain
Gus compound of knavery and lying. For instance,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

CoSsuMprlos-Thero 10. perhaps disease with which
our country is affected which sweeps off annually so many
victims q, that fell destroyer OF tie human race-Cou'
sumption Day AFTER day, after year, tho nsatite
monster hurres tho portals OF the cold and sen, tomb
fres. added victims 10 is conquest No walk OF life
is cafe from It's oigh,ng influence. No age Ia exempt
from It's dea,h.dcaing shafts. The Old the nldde-0ged
and the young ali alike food for this common enemy
mankind. The whe.haired patriarch, whose life OF
temperance has rendered his system ipervous TO the al
lacks Of other Ms whose good deeds prepared him
for the enjoyment OF LIES calm evening finds consump-
ton fastening it, flngs upon his vals, aud tearing him
from world ever bright to minds which look compla'
Gently days well spent,
Is there no help for the afflicted No preventive oil tho
dangers which beseus changeabe and hce c!imef
We think there may be- And II the allegations OF those
who are u, lens, entitled yeraey may be believed there
is a prev eniiYe and a remedy.
wisar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry !. offered to suffering
world as such /, needs the advenutious aid OF
long string OF fictitious certificates 10 give no'oety Us
true value and intrinsic excellence are sIice 10 eAe
i, 70 the confidence Of the public, and
.sWaf, on fame
The name Of It's inventor bencidcor OF his species
Non. genuine. un!es, signed l. BuTrs on The wrapper
Sold by 4 g. D. s,Nos, Agents for this City, and by
n,,,g5.;. generally throughout the United States.
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p \ correspondent OF the Boston Courier
makes TIE following io-ci5!e remark rch
denying himself ;ae comforts OF lie and s.,iving
nigh; and cay 70 add 20 his riches bu: re picture OF
Jackass with PAIR Of pa.ers on his back KY
i;itc and IN NY mind eye see hin cropping .;A his
nose the gutter fishing I'D garbage and t,Fis-n, MS
crooked neck 70 deposit II n MS basket and continuing
10 Go 80 nt be sinks under the load and beneath il:
SCHOONER SuNx.-On Tuesday, as the packet
ship SoEthun beriand coming into this po! wien
OF the East end OF Long Island she came N contact
with the schooner Louisa OF Blue Hill fruu, Phadel-
ph;a tor Boston loaded with coal and sunk her the
Captain end c-ew barely escaping with their lives.
lSeT. Haven Palladium, 18th.
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Polk. Dalln. pud the Tariff Of ISL.

Extract OF speech delivered by Vice President
Dallas. from the door Of his house. to the Demo
cratic procession on the evening the Presidential Of
election, III favor OF the Tariff OF ~.
Gen:!1.e,-Tae Tariff Of IL is Democratic Measure
Il ras passed By the Democrats aud ri be safe IN The hands
% James 4. Poii.
Extract Of speech delivered before the Senate
on the 2sth July previous giving the casting vote
to destroy the Tariff Of II.
The responsibility is srea; and feel deeply 5n; rAa;-
may Be The consequence It m@& be met Irote AYE
Here is another extract from the Democratic
Waller Kiver used pretty extensively during the
last Presidential campaign;
AIR-'Luey Noci.
On poor Cooney Wings.
WIS, makes you look 50 blue
We will have Polk and Dallas.
And The TARIFF Of y!
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bnsiness Notices.

p Our attention sa, been called 70 :.slr.e OF Ds
soeF.eo;ypes ssnsS at Ike ca,ynee o: The pusbe Ma
;ona- Daguerrean Gallery, which we ,h;nk rcsv sur
passes aay;aiss o; tie Sad IA, We have ever .e.n The
views OF TIE 9utlc building taken n tbs R.l,aore
sad "ash.' cy 'hs; surrounds The ranae Of .pIer.
cd por;T-, .e, IN our view thu riches, ,nss, a. We
have en,oyci or some .:.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

SAFETY OF THE OFFICERS or sHir GENToo-By
the ship Lucas Capt Miller at this port yesterday from
Whsmpos learn TIA, on the 18th ult the Vancouver
OF and .o- Boston was q, 81. Helena, having board
Capt Hollis Messrs Bacon and Coffin NJ, Foss and two
officers OF ;he ship Geqoo, OF Boston which was lost OF
the Cape of Good Hope Capt Miller understood that
seven OF the crew, a lady and child, were drowned
Capt, Hollis and his passengers went down from Inc
Cape 10 81 Eeens II AZ English schooner
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" Ho yoc wrrH e IN " 20, shsa y siding asy
so lilly as to your Hsr rarc 3; bo,t!e Of Joncs'
Of your friends can s ofce the Hair 70 groS% asts
s COP e n 4 % :.s5 s. q: e ssf 55s
g red or slX .0 and Sy three Of i ss a 1 teTs
az nv OF her srDc: n, i3 Broadway y. I. and 10y
can Eagle sso3,oSyn and b. olds, Broed-st Ss%sk
.Jefsey'
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~ Pn.LoNs MAGIC HAIR DYE, ne" and iny1 s'S
doysry warranted neither to smut nor "asn on Dens
Iid Dy- which simultaneously changes the coio. W
~ Hair 10 beautiful! brown black, without Inulyo n.
he hair or The great superiority OF ms ef
f.caI other Dyes requiring from ten 10 "e.gn be ap.
produce any change. is superior excellence Country
parent 10 every upon single lem BY express,
.nr emen cnn have a bottle forwarded hvs,,adYay Jud.
y .nding cash enclosed to e Phalon G directions for
som, Hotel Price 81 per bottle WIZ y, the depot and
US. Civ gentleman rcquesIe" :" aug eodI
nave their Yhlskrrs dyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

SOLAR LAMPS. CAMrHENE L.vtrs, CHANDELIERS Gr.
R,SpoLrs AND H,LL L.,>rEaNs.-Dietz Brother &
Co No, lS9 Wlianist- manufacturing and have al
ways hand full assortment OF the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail a, low prices for cash.
jvll aru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

SALES OF Srooxs-First Boards Philadel-
ph.a Bk I0s Slcoo City IS % 100. $1,000 State y
&C! ,, NORTH Bank KY % 5e;,'eer BOards-S3oo City
IS 1901. 30 Lehigh 80; 10 Gra-d lot 80 Reading
33i second Board-3 Is Bank 81; DO. /. ifier Se-
coad soa-d-s5Oo state Is 66: 81 Reading s5rw, 13i
$50 do. g: 80 Girard l0..
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PUFF AND REpurr-The Editor Of the Albany
Evening Journal puts the Editor OF The Tribune and
tho Editor OF The Tribune repufs the Editor of the
Evening Journal This is called public opinion
Express.
-" Yes but suppose the Editor OF the Express
and Courier or any OF their three or four echoes
should undertake TO puff and repuif each other
who under the sun would think OF calling tia. pub
liz oniuion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

- We regard the discovery OF Or. Beckmans well
known GREAT REMEDY Tor Consumption and other di.
cases one OF the mos, valuable or record Proprie,
tors Office No. l9i Cortland.st y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

Dickinson OF Boston. has sent Us No o:
his Typographical Advertiser continuing specimens o;
elegant Job Type manufactured s;hs foundry 1t bears
fresh evidence o: his enthusiasm the topographic All
as well as OF his genius and perseverance, Success TO
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,oer,. Lectures.

Those person, who have .assn nal Of he back nr
numbers will please notice mai any % "a. he obsainea
49,. 70 complete imperfect set' may sun Oe SETS
The Tn, publishers canncs promise to maze ~
-, arv cres, length Of tune
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W Persons wishing advertise in Country Newspa.
subscribe tot them any part OF the T. s can
do 80 on application TO the duly authorized Agent V. B.
Palmer III The Tribune Buildings See his advertisement
jys2 WAS II
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The August Elections.

lndlana-Go'ernoF'
So Marshall Hzneom5. ~. Clay Potf
- Cos.-.....ji77 66sj.....---GO3i 'i5i
Whitcolnb ahead ll9a Polk do 1850. There are
Is Counties to hear from which gave Polk $50 ma
iorty. whi,comb is elected by about 1000 maj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

G.tA TINES 70 dav :, the Museum l; IS tia LAST
S sae oranc OGRng sad Csares. who. with the Man
~ big Snake ard Col, Chas1 are 10 be seen a.
--Ses Al o7.i past 5 and 9 o'elcck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

= NEW MUSICAL WoSpER-We haze long De-
eved that the next Musical Marvel would De OF AE1eF
can production and ii al account which We read IN the
Boston Trca.crpt De not greatly exaggerated our thought
i. abou: 70 become realized According to tie Trans
cr: youthful can:atr:ce more than fifteen yeas
al j. soon 70 make her appearance before the amer
can nubic TO ss,onish and carry them away captive
81. ar AMERICAN by birth though now residing IN the
Island of Cuba where she is completing her musical ed
rca.on under one OF the best masters Of the day.
ard hi. Young creature sig when she was only about
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North Carolinn-Gocern0r.

,46. Grasam Sheperd III. Clay Poit
% coun;;ee 1881 Jill. ll.S2' SS2i
Graham ahead ISL; Clay do. 25o3 Wing gain 2, 344.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

= Gen. GAMES TRIAL has closed. and the
Court has made It's award. which will, as usual,
not be made public until approved BY the Presi-
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n.hiu state Convention.

s...o Convention, 10 be composed OF Delegates
-. .cvcral Counties of this State, equal to their
H0- in the House OF Assembly will DC held at
~ Ica on Tuesday, The Twenty Third day Of Sep
~. a, 10 O'Clock noon. for the purpose of nom
CO.. candidates for Governor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
" NJ -oo Canal Commissioners, to be supported by the
r1ec,ors of this state the ensuing Election. ard
such other business as may DC deemed proper
" ...1 Convention. Albany, .4ugus. 10 1916.
y - -ouN TOWNSEND JAMES HORNER
yoSIrf CaDy HAMILTON FISH,
pnaIrSn ETTNPHREY HI HaYNOR
KIRKLAND GEO w. WEED,
State Central Committee.
-MrE. A. EpGEHroN formerly Agent for our
sy.:,,. ia requested 10 write us forthwith.
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FR,SSllN HOUSE,, PHILAnELrRA.-A C,Sn-rhe un.
dersigued, having become the proprietor OF The Frank
lin House, late Sandcrsous in Philadelphia, and having
materially enlarged aud mproy ed the by the addition
OF convenient aud beautiful Ladies Ordinary,
aspaciou, and airy Geut.emens Dining Saloon,
together with many AMI pleasant! lodging rooms,
convenient Bathing Room, Hair Dressing Room &c takes
the liberty 'octhe patronage OF the Citizens OF New
York especially. and the travelling community generally
when visiting passing through the city OF Philadelphia
AMER having been a resident OF The City ofNcw.Yorkfor
than ,weuy.onc years and having devoted much Of
his during the past fourteen years the extension and
Improvement the rapid and cheat travelling. he
feels that he may, with great proprety, ask and expect
fair share OF the patronage OF those upon whom he now
calls; especially the Franklin is one OF the most coz.
vcucn and best arranged Hotels in Phlalclph!a; and its
Table and Attendance will be- least equal that OF any
other Hoeln tic country.
For the those who desire call the
Franklin House careful Porter will be the handbags
aud dep6,s with Carriages, take travellers, with their
Baggage 10 the house, at tho charge not exceeding
Twenty-Five cents each D. X. MINOR.
Philadelphia August u, l846 aulS 5awdw
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.,-.,.. SpnburD. Tan. Morphew, P.mples, Bloteh
" III erpti0us are quickly dispel!ed by one Gaze "
e. s riae J5ness Italian Chemical soap II naAe go, 30
~, Yellow or tsES shn beautifully c!eaf a9 .S.r
:, or SIS Broadwsy y T. and l3s FGtoR-st Bfoosyh
p'.od
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~, All, disgusting foul Breath. why VIZ you H pse
vSen by u.irg . cent box OF the Amour Iooth rs.F
vr brearh would become sweet and your ecu, a,eod
Sod al 2 CAalhaln.se or ~ Broaf"syl ~. 1.
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LUMINOUS RAIN.-Bergnesn wrote 10 the Royal Society
London in l76l that he hat observed TWO occasons rain
that spanked when II struck the ground, which appeared
be covered with OF FIRE. Few persons have wit
The Phenomenon luminous rain, but OF hc mental
and moral light tina, has rained upon tho world during tho
present century, all conscious Among the results
illumination is the discovery that all scrofous and other
ulcerous niaades well all euptive diseases, origin
in impure state. Fortunately with knowledge OF
the fact the discovery OLA agent applicable rs
remedy Science says that number of diseases
generated in blood Experience proves that Sandss
Sarsaparla VIII cure them and Is confirmed by the ,es
mouy OF thousands who have BEEN the recipients OF us
healing virtues
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton.st corner OF
Wiliam.s, 20 Broadway and II East Broadway. New
York Sol also by Druggists generally throughout Tho
fip.d Sare, Pric, 81 n.r ho,. or six bottles for S.
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-. oIrsIpE OF To.DAY's PAPER.-1

,-,,,rs and o.sers leaving the City in the alter
informed that Eeeains Edition Of ne 60. ~.
noon !. uinsd every day containing the stosk
Market of the Newsbovs for the EreTtinS EcHtort
By Tribune every one viii be able TO take WIN ann
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

y a fire broke out in an unaccountable man.
ner on Thursday morning the house OF "A F. Ham
erscy corner Of Park.avenue and skillman,t 1t was
extinguishcd by Engine Co. No. H. with no other
damage than hole in the door and the destruction OF
OF the furniture About the time OF the ire
SO were stolen from bureau in the second story