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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
From IRELAND, the news is distressing;

FROM IRELAND, the news is distressing;
in some parts Of Tipperary. the peasantry.
unable to resist longer The cravings of hun,
ger, have broken into the shops and helped
themselves. The town of Clonmell is in q
state Of siege, and the poor starving people
are kept down by the fear Of the bayoncl.
Mr.. Peel stated in the House of Com.
mons, that the suffering condition of the
country had been the object Of the aten-
ton of the government by night and by
day.
In many cases there were no potatoes
left--in none will the fast pershng root
be found after May. The accounts every
where speak Of increased distress. A
Castelar, paper says--The gaunt aud long
dreaded scourge has at length broken forth
From every part OF the country we hear
the most dreadful accounts. Even.in Tar.
Tough, many inhabitants are without food
and the wrctched sufferers are in vain en-,
1eavoring to get provisions that their chill
drcn may not die
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
OREGON-54 4O--49.

The 40's appear to have the numbers in
Congress, but among the people, the "a 40s
have the spunk and talent. We heard of
a fellow raising volunteer company, upon
whose Banner was the following nscrip.
ton:
"Phor Ph1iy. Phow Phorty, or Plight"
That fellow has the spu'k, certain! and
we think the author of the following has a
respectable portion of the talem:
From dark Nebraska's forest home,
To the wild banks OF the Del Notle
From east TO west the host shall come,
To strike for FIFTY -FOUR AND FoRry!"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

VoLuNTEERs.--The call made for voun-
teers upon the Missourians has been nobly
and promptly responded to. In st. Louis
large number promptly came forward,
and some of them have taken their depar-
ture for the seat of war. The river coun-
ties as far up as Saline and Charlton were
called on, and far as we have heard, at the
tap of the drum more volunteers came for.
ward than were called for.
Success to the WiSSourianSl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

choparsl county is filled with Mexcans. II is
supposed not less than 5000 Mexicans attacked
our fort Our "boys" blew one Of the enemy,'s
eigteen Founders about fifty feet in the air the
third shot.
Gen. Taylor's march to Point Isabel was un.
interrupted. He and his men are in fine health
and spirits and are daily receiving reinforce
ments.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

always are, 10 small issue, but nevertheless,
broad enough to swallow up the peace Of the
world.
1.-THE moderate members OF the Senate make
the 4o,h parallel their fighting line." President
Polk is evidently more disposed to lean to the
side OF resistance than concession, and on our
side we can really discover no motive or argument
to justify us in any farther departure from the po
s,on assumed long ago by the British Govern.
ment, and confirmed by the emphatic declarations
Of the Ministers Of the Crown"
The following letters from Lord Aber-
deem close the correspondence between his
lordship and Mr.. Pakenham, as to the SUBJ
ject of the Oregon Territory, as published
in England by order of the two Houses Of
Parliament:
FOREIGN OrrIcE, March 80, 1916.
SIR have much satisfaction in conveying to
you the entire approval by Her ajesty Of the
steps which, as reported in your dispatch Of the
29lh OF January, you took; and Of the letter
which you addressed TO the American Secretary
of State, for the purpose Of ascertainng, clearly
and aulhoritatively, whether the United States
Government would be disposed to admit the appli.
cation Of the principle of an arbitration in the
Oregon question, on any other terms than those
which they had already rel ected.
In thus acting, you have, in the most iudcion;
and satisfactory manner, anticipated the instIuc.
tons which was preparing to forward you on
| this subject.
We have nothing to do but await Mr.. Buc
hannan's reply TO your appeal to him. although
collect from your dispatch that your proposal will
certainly be refused. Should that reply, how
ever, be OF such nature as 10 give any ground
OF hope that the matter in dispute may be brought
to an amicablo issue by means Of direct negoti
ation shall gladly avail myself of such an open
ing. lfnot, it will then be for her Majesty's
Government to consider what measures it may bt
expedient to adopt in order TO meet any emer
gency which may arise.
am. &c. [Signedl ABERDEEN.
FoREloN OFFICE, March Sd, P. M. 1916.
SR-Since my preceding dispatch fthis day
date was written, have received your dispacI
Of the 9Th Of February, with its enclosure, b.
which you put me in possession Of the final rejec
ton, by the United States Government, Of gu
proposal OF reference Of the Oregon question t.
arbitration.
There is, OF course, no time, before the depar
ture Of the mail of this evening for the consdera
r ton Of SO serious question as that which
envoved in the Presidents decision, as no,
! announced. am, &c.
[Signedl ABER DEEM.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
For Congress-3d District.
JOHN G.MILLER.
OF COOPER COUNTY.

UJohn G. Miller, of Cooper County
candidate for Congress in this district, will
address the citizens of Howard, on the Is,
Monday in June, being the first day Of oul
Circuit Court.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

YucATAN.-Papers to the 18th ult. have
been received at Vera Cruz from Yucatan.
The members of the new Congress were
soon to assemble, to form constitution for
the Peninsula. The people were resolute
in maintaining their independence of Mex.
leo. The demand made by Parades upon
Yucatan was for 800 arlillerists and bat.
talon of infantry. to act as auxiliaries in
the war against the United States. We
have before stated the demand was refused
II a man cheat thee once. shame on him; if
he chest the twice shamo ON ihee
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

~DAGUERREAN MINIATUREs.-We call
the attention of our citizens to the adyer-
tisement Of Messrs. EAsTERLy & WEBB,
in another column. Such as desire to have
their miniatures taken, now have an excel.
lent opportunity. Messrs L, 81 w. have
rendered entire satisfaction wherever they
have been-and an examination of the
numerous specimens in their rooms will
satisfy any one that they are perfect mas
ters Of their art.
Their rooms arc up stairs in tho Court
House.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

OTAbout one thousand troops left New
Orleans on the 9th inst, for Point Isabel
and as many more reported ready for en-
barkation.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

WELCoME!-We see it stated in the ST.
Louis papers that our "illustrious predeces-
sor," Cyril C. CADY, has assumed the
editorial management Of the "Peope's Or
gam" He will grind out some lively tunes
without great "change has come DER the
spirit of his dream" since days Of auld
lang syne"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

DTA meeting of the ST. Louis Bar was
held on the 18th inst, at which a resolu-
ton was passed in favor of releasing the
witnesses and jurors then in attendance al
the Circuit Court, and Of adjourning the
Court until the next term. Judge Crum
adjourned the Court. This was done in
consequence Of the excitement prevailing
on the war subject.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
ABER

UTCongress is beginning to talk about
adjourning. Some are for an early adj
journment, and October session-others
for adjourning the last of next month.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

Urinary are disposed to doubt the va
ldity of Gen. GAINES requisi,ion. He,
as the acknowledged agent of the United
States has doubtless acted as he thought
the emergency required, and the govern
ment will sanction what has been done by
its agent. We do not see how it can do
otherwise. He may be made TO suffer for
his course, but such as respond to his call
will lose nothing. This is briefly our view
of the matter; we may be wrong.
The following remarks from the Vicks.
burg Wing, will show how the matter was
viewed in Mississippi:
The document received by Gov. Brown on
Friday last, was request from Major Geners
Gains 10 forward two or three baualjons to be
mustered into service a, New Orleans, and sent
to the aid OF General Taylor.
Gov. Brown did not feel authorized to comply
with this request because he had been advised by
the War Department that General Taylor would
make demand if necessary, and the Governor
thinks that General Taylor understands his posi-.
ton, and having authority from the War De
pertinent, will make call whenever he needs
The aid Of this State.
It is highly probably that the requison will
be made on the Governor by Gen Taylor, Or the
Secretary Of War and in anticipation Of such a
call the Governor has ordered the Colonies Of the
varons regiments in the State 10 have the militia
enrolled so that in the event Of a draft all will
stand on an equality, and he will be able to sup.
IpIy the demand promptly.
If the demand is made, the regiments will be
required to furnish certain number of men, and
if that number volunteers no draft will be neces
sary, Each company Of volunteers will elect
their own officers and when they are formed into
regiments will have the privilege Of selecting
their own field officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Fats
BEEBE h TAR,
HATTERS.
No. 156 Brondwny

No. 1856 Broadway.
~ Spring Fashion for Gentlemen's HATS,
March, lS46.-0ur Spring style Of Hal having, by iS
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excsence obtained the
most decided superiority every other fashion, in
ve critical examination OF its merits al establishment
loo Broadway.
likely 10 become saiiaed by long continuance of
any particular fashion give notice that they will introduce
regularly Spring and FALL an entire new style oil genlemen
Hat. -, AR
Besbe Cosiar are in the monthly receipt of all The elf
feren Foreign Fssious and, issuing their style OF hat
will although acting Independently OF all Others be gov
erued by a due regard 10 American taste
N B-Ou fashion for Boys Hats will be In readiness
on the lllh inst April ls 1886 AZ lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Garpetina.
NEW CARPETINGS.
Floor OIL Cloths, &c. for the Spring trade

FIOOr OH CIUIuB, NC IUr UIe opIIIIg Idue.
SMITH LoUSsBERRY. 4;s PEARLsT toPPosrTE WILLIAM
A RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies OF Csr.
and best patterns many OF which entirely and I'M
surpassed for elegance The assortment comprises Royal
Brussels Three Ply Imperial Double Super, Superne and
Fine Ingram Csrpetngs Floor Oil Cloths from TO "a feet
wide without seam, old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets all The various styles and widths; Rugs Duggets
Matings Table and Piano Covers with general assor
meui OF all other articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences botes steam
hoas and lodge rooms will find decidedly to their atvan
tage examire this before making their seec
lions as we are offering such Inducements rarely 10
be mel with AN experienced uphosterer in constant
poy TO cut and 1T carpets and oil cloths the shortest
ire al wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Ter1ernI Notifies.

- Tho second Anniversary of National Tent,
No 81 /. o. of R will be held on "ednesdsy Evening IN
in,ant al O'Clock al the Allen al PfesbgieTan Church
Th The Rev A. Rogers and Bro Tho' H Oakley, P C.
r will dress meeting. The Hon. ExMsyor, james
Harper viii preside on The occasion Good singing may
The oeer, OF The District and Members ofthe Encamp
Members the Order in general also invited 70 attend
Tickets may be bad gratis OF a w. Fisher. SIS Broome
q, III the Recorder ofce 1872 Fulton-st Of 8. Haloes
32 WeEst and al The door on the evening OF Inc Anh'
n BThe Members Of this Tent requested to meet
In The basement Of the Church. al 81 O'Clock.
az 2ds- S. HALLoCK, Jr Charm. Com OF Arransts
wv.B. PaImer's Country Newspaper Adverti.
most ofth- best newspapers OF all cite. aud principal
towns in the United States and Canada for which he Ia
duly authorized recey. advertisements aud su6scrip-
,ions sid fully en- powered 10 give reoeirts.
Merchants manufacturers, srsts ard individuals gen
and societies who advertise in subscribe for,
newspapers of any section the country, rerpecruy
Toremove all donhts and Interpretations, the agent
hereby the public that person Ia authorized BY BIN
newspapers FOR which he is the only su:ho agent The
annoyance TO merchants and Others grow out OF nuer-
OF ihs course essentially proper 'oiit'on
Those, therefore. who wish business with his
agency and avoid mistakes, respecullyDved 10 band
In their orders al the Office, address V. e PALMER
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings:
GILES and principal iowns in The g. Table Of
The anthracite coalrsde oPeDn-Ihe agricultural products
ePiesenlauon deOls &c, OF the several Slates,
loeehe win brle treatise advertising embraced 10
small pamphlet entitled the Road Wealth NAV be had
grstis on application at the agency Tribune Buildings
~ Romnnism.-Rev. L. LEAHEY. formerly Monk
o. La IrsPpe,in France, and late OF Marshall College,
Penna respectfully notifies cizens of NeYork Thai
VIII deliver lecture In the Protestant Methodist Church in
Attorneyf between Delaney and Rvingon this evening"
at y oceck First parThe infslibity OF the Church Of
Rome second psr,nMr Leahsy viii give brief nara.
Pope Rome. Third psrt-Mr. Leahey win prove bv
original documents from his Holiness the Pope Bishop
Kenck and Mayor Swift OF Philadelphia that Priest Mn
on OF New Orleans and other priests in Philadelphia have
conspred in the violation OF his domestic peace Mr.
hey also appear hs Mopsstic Dress Ladies ss well
as gentlemen admitted Tickets 2 EACH be had
the door.
S-Mr L. CHALLENGES any Of the Roman Clergy de-
fend their doctrines the evening OF his Lecture. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

EF- Knox's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Spring are now ready for inspection and SALE ITO Fulton
81, between William and Nassau To those who are not
the voaes az fashion, but always wish to look uniform In
the kind OF Hal they which is most becoming to .he
cpn have their Hats made order al very short notice
1un5a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

r1y- Spring Styles Hats for S. 50, nj aiLLSS
17s Broadway, Howard Ho,el-The public VIII bear In
mind ,s above not such hats az are usually sofa lot
90 % hn, higher priced article in fact S. hat and all that
Sy..s to- ,,js a. 20 ms owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
H DUCLUZEAU, Aucl
rSYEc AMT ROSEWOOD 4 MAHOGANY HITRNI-

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD l. MAHOGANY rURNI-
T. TURE-PARlSTAN,E LlZABETHIAN& LOUIS XIV
STYLES-TUTTLE DUCLuZEAU, VIII sell on Wed
uesdxy April at O'clock, az the large rooms In the Coli
scum Broadway large and valuable assortmsn; Of
modern and ancient stye Of and Mahogany Fur
nure being entire stock Of OF the City snuaetu-
rers about closing that branch Of the business
prispg nearly every article required for furnishing house
for parors chambers and halls all Of which has been made
represented Ia the sale will be found Rosewood, Black
Walnut Sanwood. Oh and Mahogany Furniture, covered
with fancy colored plush satin and hair seangs Full par
dcuars IN catalogues which viii be ready the morning
of the sale a 81 ST&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
FASHIONABLE HATs-sPRING STYLE

FASHIONABLE HATS-sPRING STYLE.
% JOHN N. GENIN, pa Broadway, justly celebrated
among fashionable gentlemen the true connoisseu In nm
shpg haa invites those who hsve mol already the spnig
style, TO call and getit-
Hs silk hats are the superb offered the public
ADVICE TO HAT wEARERS.
Never buy hat the hrm suits your form and cou
tersnce for ,ha, depends beauty and elegance AN
experienced filter 10 always In attendance al Genins no
will lot sell hat unless suits the form and Ize oil the
purchaser This the reason of the popularity and prefer
euce man ste Cor his hats s this thai has caused them to
be enrolled a. the plns ultra Of hats. a2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Drp GOODS.

GREAT SALE OF SILKS and Shawls-Com.
Hmencing on Monday the 9th inst 81 bARhsKs, 2el
Grand e.. " no offers upwards Of
$4,000 DOLLARS
worth of Silks and Shawls compr sing very extensive
and choice assortment OF the above goods such ch
sks OF the latest Importation high ustred wide bsck silks
long and square Broche and printed Cashmere shaw Is
mode coored embroidered do barege and heavy black ss
do and every desirable style suited 10 the season. all
which he will sell per cent leas than they can be eouSn
nj any other hou in the city. ao SUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor Oil Cloths, &c. for the Spring TRADE.

NEW CahfGIlNGS -
Floor Oil Cloths &c. for the Spring TRADE.
r. SMITH. JR- Il Co.
No. 254 Broadway opposite City Hail.
IJAVE NOW In their warehouse and constantly
IL receiving the richest and most elegant styles OF Car
pengs embracing the newest patterns and comprising
a variety which for beauty ana extent Ia entirely
passed Among the assortment may be found the following
kinds OF goods adapted every mode of furnishing,
ELEGANT FRENCH AUBussoS CARPETS.
ENGLISH ADMINISTER
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TAPEsrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPErIScs
one and beautiful desgns and rich colors superior 10 an
thing before received Three Ply Superne and Fine In
grain Carpeings, OF every variety; Venetans Plain,
Twiled and DaInaak. OF every quality and width.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
of various patterns and description containing many
tirey designs old and esessoned readyor inedi.
use together with complete assortment of ali other
iicles connected with the trade.
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels ard
steamboats, will ind TO their advantage to examine this
assortment OF goods before making their selections these
goods offer nj exceedingly low prices mo lms'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
LEARY 8, cos

LEARY Sr CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1916.
az The preference 40 universally manifested
for our style Genemsns Hats has decided US 10
continue the same for the ensuing season.
LEARY l. co. Hs,iers, Nos 8. 4 and Astor House
New-York, FISH, 18th, 1916.
Circulars descriptive of the peculiarly OF our style io'
warded by addressing us postpaid. mhs' me
EFGentIemen's Hnts-Spring Fashion.-blhu'
cor Pine and Nassau a&-Gentemens Hats q the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty OF style are no"
ready for examination and ssle by the subscriber
rhso1 mis. BIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

~ s,.,dou's Hat Establishment removed from
corner of Wall and Nassau No. III Broadway direct
Nv opposite Howard Hotel m-9 Ise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

RAIRBANKs, PLATFORM SCALES, var
sntaJ ns,rtly and peuraaenty corTect, Tor sale oy
d,,n.iis. FAIRBANKS CO. 90 Wlllfi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Qnftio1t Sales.
n COI. TON a. co, Aucron and Corpmlssicn hcr
r. .Ssnt. Eos MS Futcn-st and 81 Ann-st Liberal "a
,ess ms3e On eonsiruucnts and ororups returns msds
TUESDAY April ?,

L. COTTON Dc CO. Ancpoo ano So.n'ns aSi p.o 20
.,~ss ms3e On eonspuucnts and PROMPT returns msde
TUESDAY, April 2,
At1et O'Clock, al No i3 Eelton ano ~ AM r y
y.ry lsrss and well selected stock OF farn
t.rs comprising marble top csntsr able tnaios rog
and plain bureaux Erenea yS n.ss sa. dtva.
ot,onans sofs bedstssds pillow and claw 6ning ana 20
shlea ladiey work tables cuarets, eo1ote sud Hnge
covered rocking chain sewing do clocks looking gssses
writing decks, Boston rockers, &c Afo ono
piano IN good order. ID.
n B. Tho sale VIII commence Ia No Aon-sI store VIII
seeond- band turrirlre
Catalogues resdy 90 hs morning Of sale.
Al lot 9.e.oeh. s:& .., A M s., ,,,,, and
In sheets Also. several s,eresype psies &e- Gc.
WEDNESDAY, Apnl s.
SHERIFF SsLs or GEocssiss, Sc. eompr.iag quantity
Of groceries. liquors. stand csskt, &e-
Also, one horse. cart and harness. and one wagon
RY JAMES s 3; Hlt IL e. ,.s
Al, loi O'Clock the s,o.e o, A ci.sin ass pearis.
Doors SHOES AND BsoeASs -loco easss Boots, Shoes
eru Western and City Trade Sale posAve and without
AIR o'clock al the AerehsnsF Exchange.
VIII be sod those hree brick yelling Houses and
Lot, on Ninths between First and xvsnue A. Tho
houses are well built with brown stooe ossemenis nade
6nshed with marble nsnses aud grsses mshosany doors,
French windows csoou waesr fixtures 10 81 story &e-
One OF the leased for vs years, Tbs sousss can
be seen every day previous the sale For psreasrs 10
WEDNESDAY, April 8, tsf6,
A,lo O'clock Al the Merchants Exchange
VIII be sold under the direction OF Philo T. R1gsles,
srcsdwsy being 81 feet inches lroa IS fee, inches In
'-' ''-' ~ FRIDAY, April 10, 1876
Al i0i O'clock a. Store No. LbeTty-st
DAMAcEp HixpwARx. damaged on tie voyage Of tmpor-
atou consisting OF table snd spring cutlery, and plated
saddIery sod under the inspection Ottas Port War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

NREEON AND TEXAS SADDLES.-J 3. \ l.
ObULL fashionable saddle and harness makers. No. 2c6
Broadway have add rhine assortment OF goods rus
set those countries Ocers
of the army supplied with saddles for The Texan service
...r~tg' pattern mudc oe'oeaby 10 his d.
recons Holsters, brdles saddlebags lsc Emgrans TO
Oregon and Texas fitted out In the cheapest and best man
AL LUZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
e7p hCTTTv COOpER,s

c~ Celebrated Pills for the speedy and safe OF
Dyspepsia Heartburn Indigestion, &c &c. The
beneficial eac, produced by any medicine the strong
ear proofs OF lis worth These offered the
endatons of Coopers Anti yspeptc Pills Price % Cts
per box, wi,hful directions. For sale al Murray.s
hear Broadway al 1weodist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
rHg NETWORK AND sAuGERrIEs
WHITE LEAD co.

ARE NOW RECEIVING from their Factory a supply Of
n The several grades of White Lesd usually manufactured
and can assure their that in all essential qualities
constituting superior article OF paint they have The iss
onins OF the largest consumers o: this and other
cities 10 bear them out 10 warrantrg It unsurpassed
Those who require the qualities known as Extra and
No can be furnished nnd those wishing pure article
can be supplied with SUCH and the Company vii! agree to
paw one hundred dollars per for adnlieahon
which may detected In any White lead sold by hem s'nee
The organisation Of f.er Company bearing their factory
brand as Pure
The above constantly sale al The warehouse OF the
Conn iss Front ST. cor Maden-lAne
no wis JAMES MCCULLOUGH President
NIX WORM EGGS, from selected peanut cocoons
Sr.ised by hs subscriber can be obtsned from him OF
81 n D. STEBBINS.
northampton Mass Aprili. 1876. al SITS lswM'
CCHOOL FIXTURES for sse.-lnquire al 235 De-
~ Hncey-Et az -
r AXE SUPERIOR Copper Stocka-Stocks in the
luxurious Companies bought and sold by
rnSO Inisr u.s.. HUNT & co. No Hanover-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

~ A Sovereign Remedy for Inc following Dis
eases Any person afflicted with palms, dwellings, blind
ness Sores spinal weakness constipation of tine bowels
bronchitis piles siua, white dwellings, fever sores
salt rheu cancer tic dooTeuX, strains pain OF the side
and hack or any external inflammation have all these and
any other sfcon removed which is beyond the control OF
bur skill medicine otherwise known.
CAurIoN.-The public cauioued against purchasing
any Magical Pain Extractor of Comstock & Co. as they
are not my agents, neither do sell them any, General
Depot for the of the ony genuine Magical Pain Ex-
tractor, l28 Fulton-sL Sun Building, NJ Y.
HENRY DALEY
New-York Goth March, 1876 a. Otis