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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

1t is said that the French Minister, M
Pageot, is busy tanning the embcrs of dis
cord between England and the United
States. There are many things said which
are not true, and this is probably among the
number.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

A. ]. Tirrel, charged with the murder
of Maria Bickford, at Boston, has been ar
rested, so said, at New Orleans.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

''l.et US lay no temptation in the path of
YOUTH as the frog said when he popped his
head under water on seing boy pick up a
stone.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

Gov Wright has issued proclamation
relieving Delaware county from Martial
Law under which she was placed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

BRITISH PAUpERIsM.-Accord TO a
writer in Blackwood's Magazine, the num-
Der of Paupers in Great B.itain is 100000
or one seventh part of the entire population
ofthe Empire. The proportion as follows:
In England $50, O90; in Ireland 100000
in Scotland 100000. Since 1915, period
Of only thirty years, there has been raised
for the relief Of the poor in England alono
E2Oo, 900, 900 or about one thousand mill
ions of dollars. On he other hand, il has
been demonstrated,by the returns of the in
come tax, that there are seventy thousand
persons in the empire whose annual revenue
is 100000, 900 or about $4,000 each.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

An emigrant furnishes table ofdistan-
ces from independence, Mo. 10 Van Cou-
YER. Il is 202l miles.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

At Genoa, every attorney takes an oath
not 10 undertake any cause he, does not think
Just.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

THE PATENT OFFICE w are told the
Patent Office is much behind hand, and
that applicants for patents have TO wait
three or four months before their claim
can be examined. This ought not so TO
be
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

The greatest Cough and Lung Medicine
in the United States is the Hungarian Bal
sam, discovered by DR.. Buchan, of London
England. Masters of Packets and Coasting
Vessels, from ports in the State of Maine
Cape Ann, Cape Cod and even from Nova
Scotia call at the Principal Office in Boston
daily, to obtain this medicine, either for
themselves or their friends. They say it is
the best, and therefore the cheapest, article
of the kind they have ever used.
Pamphlets respecting this Great Eng
fish Remedy may be had gratis of Fl. f.
Stryker Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

A. History Of Wisconsin, the Buffalo Pi.
lot says is in Press, and will shortly ap-
pear
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

Lord Morpeth has joined the Anti-Corn
law league. The accession was hailed with
acalamation, by the Antics.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

A letter writer says if the custom-house
al Liverpool derived its revenue from curses,
it would be the wealth;esi place in the world.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

EA Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. "Journal Of Commerce. of Satur-
day Dec. 20, says:-"The different ques-
tons before Congress all tend to one point
and every scussion runs to the same
channel. The Oregon question occupies
every mans mind, and it overshadows ev-
cry other subject"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

IF you have cough, don't 60 10 church
TO disturb the rest OF the congregation, says
the Portland Bulletin.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

EXTRAORDINARILY FEAr.-The long ex-
pected match made by Mr.. Bragg, the pro-
prielol Of the North Star Inn, at Slough
with sporting character at Windsor, for a
considerable amonnt, TO produce man,
within the present year, who would run e
leven miles within an hour, came Off on
the Goth ult. on the turnpike.road, near
the Kings Head, at Bedfont, between
Staines and Hunslow. The person who
was named by Mr.. Bragg to perform this
extraordinary feat was celebrated runner
named Maxfeld, known as the "North
STAR" who, in May last, accomplished
twenty miles in one hour, fifty eight min
u,es, and thirty seconds. On the Goth ult.
The match was performed over one mile
of ground, in which, of course, there were
no less than ten turns. This was consid-
cred TO be rather to he disadvantage Of the
runner. The start took place between
and 4o'clock. The result was, that the
"Norlh Star" CALAMITY won the match.
but with only seventeen seconds 10 spare.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-01-06

FREE TRADE.-Ths doctrine, we are sa-
tisfied is making rapid progress in The popu-
lar affections. The question will soon be,
not as to a tariff for revenue, but as to ia.
riff for any purpose whatever, in opposition
TO free trade We have before us now a
leading and influential Journal in which we
notice (for the first time) an able article adj
vocating the free trade policy for the coun-
try. We knew that such would be the re-
suit Of Folks election, and our strongest
hopes in his success were, not SO much for
the acts we expected TO flow Immediately
from his administration, as the tone it would
give and awaken in the party and country.
1t was the triumph of democratic, anti-re-
striciive, and liberal sentiments, over the
opposite. 1t was one step securely gained
in the progress, and it shifted the ground
Of battle to that degree onward and upward.
The protective policy is broken down, next
in order we strike for TREE TRADE, and who
can doubt but the same triumph awaits us
on that issue, as has attended US upon the
beneficial questions already favorably deci-
ded. Arouse brothels; we know the right
let us not hesitate nor fear to proclaim it
The time is favorable, for the time has come.
The people mW move, and let those who
are disposed TO retard the wheels of pro-
gress. beware. for they must be crushed be-
meath their revolutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
Dr.. Ross
REFORMED PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

:
Dl5edSes.
THE GREAT POWER OF THIS FALCAbLE - . htP
haing rovr falls established by hs .a1y cures u mas
Effected OF Consuup ion Bronchitis, 5crofu!s GsscE!aI
and Liver Disease HPJotnt affection, Rasaia.;c sypa
20 he paoc u superior Penscea power above al Eos
trr-.s row II -, -
Dr. Ross Cor5H SYzpP for Diseases Of ne teHg'
Ca,.,,S sr5rchi, asthma Group. Hopping Cough, &c
Or Ross ToSIc ALTEEArIvE VEGETABLE ftLLs-
Dr. Ross PA1ESr ISFLATISC BgEATHlSG IrEE-
Dr. RosE's VEGETAsLE EE2NiFrcE-Lh-s con4 p'4-o -a'
been rs.=i Il practice for , y-ars ,.,-..,-,,.
Dr. Ross i celebrated Physician II Pailatel PEA and
has practcet L that C-y for ~ ye.5 rs ie-.-as
therefore 10 quzckery but The best 3esine ever lsec 4
case. Of Consumption
But ct Il not Be Understood thei It's Ficaces ne Plo
,bia-ir Sy- ! confined 20 the Lungs sioas; 1Gne Gus
rftcaes OF cases of Diseased Bone, scrotala OF HIP
ol s5ec;iou OF Chrome Esipeas- OF Chrome ulcers
~ ct-1rl~ Sore Fyes Of Live. Diseases Of Sp.ce Dis
sss of N-r-algs can produced from The highest en-
,bory 70 prove IL great superiority N q! OF hen
Dr. Ross Laboratory 80 10 South s =
rE5s sll OF DR. Roses Medicine can be lad a. W. II
GR.EAN'S. Tribune Buildings. N-F-Yorz. sl7 lrreod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
may truly be-
said, that no one has
ever be.n so successful in coul-

said, that one has
ever been so successful IN conl-
rounding medicine, which has done
much TO relieve the human family, 10 ROB
disease OF lis terroTs, and restore the Invalid 20
Health and comfort the Inventor and Proprietor OF that most
des.rvedly popular family medicine, DR. s"AfSt Oosi-
FouSo SYEuP OF WILD CaEssf ana none aas ose 50 S
country and in Europe nor has there ever been 20 gea
an effort the shor, space ofony SIX or seven years 10
deceive the creduous and unthna!ng by putting up NOS
TRIMS of various kinds various individuals, aixins ne
name OF WILD CHERRY and as much OF me name oil me
isnni pyer1ration VIII screen them from the lash OF
the law sad OF the lmPosers VINO puts out me COM
mon pnecortc OF the shops and calls the bLSA, OF WILD
CHERRY has had the impudcnce to csuon!he public against
the OrgiHGl PREPARATION Dr. SwSYNs CoAiPocHb SYRUP
OF WILD CHEEKY, which Is doing 30 much sooc 10 the
"'''i ~ BEWARE OF SUCH IMPosToRs. III
And purchase none but the 0rgGl and only genuine ar
tce as prepared by Dr. SwAYSE, which Is the only oae
compounded by esar Piyeidn and arose from many
years close attention TO the Practice OF the Profession and
which led this great discovery thousands ana lns oi
cess of Dr. Swsynes Compound Syrup o, Wild Cherry Tor
he cure Of CONSUMPTION.
Cou lbs Colds Splitting Blood. Liver Complaint Ticking
Voice Palpation Disease OF The Heart Pam IN the SIDE
or Breast Broken Constitution from .srlous causes, the
Iongb were declared 10 the world years before any
other preparation OF WILD CHERRY came out ne rost
skeplcA may satisfy themselves 10 the truth oil me aoo's
by little inquiry IN Phllsce.phia The genuine drt'ele Is
prepared only by DR.. SwtYSE, whose once mas oeeh re-
moved 10 " w OF 9Th and Race sls Ph!lad4 Inc
Bsls,M and other sylt0us drticles u Wild Cherry nts
bn sold out aud resod and the propretors are Obliged
10 resort TO and STE,rAsEA 10 maze lhelr o'N q
cut Of it, The genuine article : put up in PLAIN syis y!
square bottles covered with blue wrapper Win y-o"
LABEL with the propristors signature attached -,
IT The public requested 70 tetaetlDet re ~ "a
SwSyNE CoMPorSp SYEuPoF WILD CHERRY, That has and
i, repeatedly performing such miraculous cures o:
which have bsi-d tbs The SKILL Of the Profession, $40 ssI
a. defiance the whole catalogue OF Patent Ned'enss "ch
are dav pulled through the organs OF the press Therefore
ask FOR Ds SwAYSE's CoMPouSD syrup OF WILD CHER
ieents in w-York-Chas 4. Ring. cor Broadway and
Johl-st: r A Sands lS3 BOweryi l. B. Warner, 3o
Bieecker-sL J. c. Hart. jt5 Grsnd-sL; L Lewis 81
frecpsich-sI Dodt IL Broadway: Mrs Hayes, BROOK.
lva; B. O!ds x Son, Newark; Eead!ey Phelps Co IL
W.,ers and by Agents IN all parts OF the nited states
DR. swAYSEis GUIDE 70 HEALTH 20 De mao grufl Oh any
nj - above Agents containing testimonials OF
the wonderful cures performed by us CoMpocNp SYKuf OF
WILD CHTsKY. Cal! and get one. 81 5raM T" &Slf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
cprAT FvMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's SaIsaparia IS sovereign and speedy
ure for ncpien, Consumption Barfenness, Leucorrh or
Whites Distracted Difficult henstuaon incontinence
of rne involuntary discharge thereof and Tor me gene
mi prostraon Of the system matter whether Tue result
of Inherent cause or causes, produced cy rcguary III
ness or accident
~ Nothing can bs surprising Than lts tnvigorating
effects on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and
n,situdc before taking H. become robust and iu
NJ energy nnder h, Influence. II Immediately counter
acts the neryeessness Of the female frame which Is ue
great OF barrenDess ,,.., j., ~
II viii not be expected OF u.s. IN cases OF so delicate ma
tur. 10 exhibit certificates Of cures performed bGL we can
s..,c The afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been re-
ported 10 ns Several when families nave oeeh
Without children ALTER using few bottles OF hls !nVau
able medicine been blessed with healthy offspring
De. TOWNSEND My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility and suffering continually
l, rain and sensation OF bearing down, falling OF the
womb and with other difficulties aad having Known Cases
yyb-r your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing IL recommended for such diseases as hsye de-
scrb.d obtained bori!e Of your Extract Of sersapaia
and follow ed the directions you gave me IN short period
II removed complaints and rea1ned her TO heah-
R.nr grateful for the benefits she received take pleasure
in th,, gtn IT, and recommending u 10 me pup
lie M. D. MOORE, Cor. OF Grand and Lydlus SIS.
= 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
RHEu M Ats II i.

This sarsapala used with the most perfect success
- Rheumatic cOnplsuts however severe or chronic
The astonishing cures has performed are indeed won
dsrti Oter remedies sometimes give temporary relei
nis entirely .radicstes Il from The system even "nen me
inb, and hones are dre4dluliy swollen:
IN TOWNSEND. attacked with a distressing PAIN
IN nav hip oiu bad that could not Walk without my
,,hsr and much of tho time was obliged 10 Keep my
bd RED several remedies but they did not relieve me
them called on one Of our first Pnysicens h. d!d not
in mo-. heard Of your S4rsapsrla, and obtained bot
lie md in few days It entirely cured ne, and as wei!
nov "a ever ASHBELL WALKER, y Danie.'sL
Albany January 2 l2t5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
CITY ITEMS

Rus ovEh-A BOY named Edward Wagner
whose parents reside al Me- susok-st run over
and severely Ju-e,s yesterday afternoon Al tie corner
OF Grand and Suffolk .ts By horse and wasoa owned
~ J. Bell Of So = Ezssex-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

LARcESIES.-John Anderson was arrested and
locked up charge Of stealing nat worth =. from
the stor, Of Brown < Co No I75 Chathsm-st Mary
Bunnan was brought up and detained 20 answer for
stealing piece Of ribbon from the store Of NJ. an
Benthuysen. No III Spring St Thomas CONDOR was
taken into custody on charge OF stealing pail OF but
ter from the market wagon Of Michael Tracy Thomas
Chury was caught early hour this morning stealing
basket OF apples
DIsoHpERLY HorsE-Ca tharins Wilson Sophia
Chrystie CathaTine Armstrong and Mary NcQu1de
were arrested and held to answer charge OF keeping
disorderly house at No. l03 West l7th-sf
ASSAULT uFos 4 FEMALE-A fellow named Nj
chaei Duty arrested last evening and detained TO
answer for committing an assault upon female.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
THE OF DANCING, WALTzINC, &c.

l. Mr. W. WHALE AND DAlGhI5k respectfully
inform The Ladies and Gentlemen OF OK ana BROOK
lyu that their classes II The elegant accomplishment! OF
Dancing Waiting Polka, &c u al lhetr Ne" various
STYLES amorS which Is the beautiful and popular heoo"a
- danced IN the London and Paris saloons WI! commence
for he season a. their roor1s, CONSTITUTION aALL'
$50 Broadway on Tt ESDAY. October ljA n1c atGOI d
IC HALL. Brooklyn. A1ains-st oeieoer I'm paF7 OF
Tuition n Broadway Young ladies' aaf gentlemen az,
der H. every Tuesday and sarcGy s.'efnoons q D A@
fer he elder class OF gentlemen = Il nc evening
DAYS OF TUITION in Brooklyn for yoHng aces eHc sel-
,e,en under a. every Monday afternoon (! > snG >aut
day morning al hslfPasts 0en-inen' class Monday
evenings commencing a. s. a.
IN The Mazoarka MnHets WA.zes, Retowa etc At TIER
Private Academy commencing a. ~ A. u. or lefi.
please inquire p above. Crcusrc particulars now fes?
TO Be la a. ahoye and ~ The BroozlyL Mas4c Stores
TUESDAY SEAn-MONTHLf solks-.e WI coz
uence November =. Subscription lo -ue se-s :.
pis rot charged FOR :he Soees Laals lees % pe hac
,ny OF Nj ". Rules respecting ne al s.o Q. >ie7
10 he So:rees VIII De strictly enforced Is or ioFneF occs
siors- -. ,,...s. ,,;If -. ,,,a,5.5
10 by Nj w and DaGgEieT anc $50 :. -e3 sS
IS SLXih-Averue. - -
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Albany, March IS, ls+a.

n, ToxxsESp-L.1r Su Ny wife was last Fa4I az u
,,rEe. yi:h seTere feTer and tooG large qusies o.
rsiore win Ills she zht y.oleat cod and = eSs
t-f 70 her room sboat ro raoaths. Wien ne isTer 81.
~ sbe yss at-ackec with distressing Psins;
,;I-s 40 bad Ia her necE and shoulders naai sac
ssr5.t distracted could get nothing 20 fcLs - fe
we tried your SaIsaparlls, which, wIen ~ - aabiIcy
srsnorIedye l. hat otEefs aT.L lslss.. year. h
r5esp and eaec;usl remedy she saa isYs ,re psa Ia
he Spring, sad has been H'-D-'' JOIN K DELL
Ds s.,tei Ai6szY, April 3 1916.
p,.ip.! osc- 1es FaitOn.st se Eo1 go; aha
sdb PesrI-.t Albany Agent: Tor ss'SI orh
Co No . 2eS : aance Druggist, BaIrinoge r NJ
ra5s talieslon jo Wright 60; I
hsIIlI.s5..s s,.-ss IVES. Indies aud Cansca-
ysas genuine except pE up n Tie t.tgs ssass oGss
which contain sHI and s,gne WIFE tse VII ~ -.
n aa-.i y . = 1T s.swAHThSkTr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

Hear Ms Seth Terry, Of tho oldest and most 70.
.n-ctsbIe Lawyers IN Hartford Conn The following Ii
an eYtrac, OF letter received from him; - G..
Ds TOWNSEND: have used one bottle OF your oaIsa-
nsa and find is excellent In lis effects upon cho-c
henr,fic pain 70 which subject from Al injury DC,
essooed several years ago IN public stage fease seno
me ,,yo boues 10 the OF Dr. Seymour nave coz
yersed win Two Of ocr pfincpa! Fnys sHTs, TspsY
menGed your Sarsaperila SIN AN1A1'
Hartford Ma.cn y, l2i5.
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CNSTTPATTON,
tccSTYEsEssi
-

,,.sov. eieiAs, Iajec9ai Brtai. Dscsrery eeeasy
ula4- N E,Tazee.
DY II WARTON.-Pr!ce, Thirty Csnis--Tne taia
DEngsh edition translated iross ne Sd EfeneH eeit.oa
~ - .rposioc Of ratura simple agreeable sad u
Tns freceuiy discovered FrsnceJ not oH!y Of
a-e-cou,i1c bu also Of completely destroying ooone,e
veieyst- and habi1s Constpe.on "ltaouI using el-Hel
1rgsfye. Injections or baths; followed ey tea' lnl1,
=, ~ srtt--c documents tror eminent physicians ard
- p-r.yrs Of disrcoc certifying the complete eTca-
'f M liz rsiiorai dApot Of wartn, Of Paris. No l52
wiilfsrl--! snd also By Jno- MIhsu, ls3 BrosGTsy c
!. ping corner OF John-=. aud bEoaaway Wyct. and
ge.Fsrl ~ Fclons: H-nry Johnson, "a Broadway,
r-ner Ch-uberss. pothecErJez Hrll, eS B:nacTse5
Iz-ues C.1rrtie corner 8o~ery and sonrh-sL and Dr.
I-yri. 30 Bowery II Brooklyn by Dr. Charles sieane
lg: TaltOn-st tio ,.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

ASoTHER STABsrSe C1sE.-Assistant Capt.
DIVER arrested Isaac Hall ESQ charge OF stao5ju-
.Foha Stewart Win a knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

RoBBED By FEXALE.-oslcer Delaney last
evening arrested : female named Iuls Warner on
charge OF stealing 81 from Wui- Il Martin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
Sew-York, November Is, !s45.

d, TOWNSEND: You remember hat TheG obtained
bottle OF your ssrsapana and promised. J. eIee'ea q
49, nosr 20 et,rr me favor. he'd been sofe.g eiscteG
~ ,5e RHEUMATISM. FOR months much OF ne ine . pea
s.l- Tor me 10 describe ne pain and agony ene1iec
I'D rurrb-r Of remedies without oetng osnefIeo
-,s-sn yrbo Knows tie cgatt.cs Of your Ss.saparl2
s15rrad ME 70 Nv bottle did 90, snd 10 my great
nirert il II few days effected perfect cure;
80 ara incredulous avIte them 10 call or me, and
e-:ni,s 10 sst.sfy IHern Of tie truth OF the above
F''- IRA GODFREY, No. ) L!berty-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

Assault WITH : hyIEE.-Jcha J. Carr was
brought ~ III! morning and held 70 answer for tstb1-
John Brady with knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

., Il s.lR-iames Cough, an Irish carpenter,
s ss and child at his shanty in Syracuse the
sas ebs sae woman was not dangerously wounded.
ysrs q Is not expected TO live The child is abou,
I'd Sa Cough is about 10 years OF age and was
ssa i :. :, Time ne committed the deed The mar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

AyorHEF CaBMAS FIyEo.-P. Elicit, DRYER OF
coach No - was taken mt custody las; evening and
taea FOR leaving is carriage 10 solicit passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

Ia TowysEsD-Dear SIR; 1 have been entirely cured
your Exrsc; OF Sarsapsrla, of cefonic Infant
~ To-, Ibeuu1stsrr with which have been aslcted of
tbe last two years very severely have endured NE
mos sgorizing palms, my feet and egs we're oieaatitJ
- s1 and there nave b-en month. when was unable
., lind 70 NV buscess Being cured otthe Rheumatism
and having ny general health restored by your eseeaDe
-siri,- tucu gi could DO less than acgdsnt you
~ nv success n usag your SersapsriIa Perhaps
hogd add that used prescriptions Of Pnyscas sha
rrbasd some Of al lae eIcDrocaLons anc oiheHiS ~
he rnsrke. .ct received 10 benefit Yours &c.
' 49, WILLIAM LIPPISCOTT, rs Waief--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
General Noti1es.
Lives Insured. ;,, osIvs;,v $3.50.

MORRIS ROBINSON President.
SAM'f. HASSAY, Secretary.
MIsTuRy Posr Nd Physician, 50i Broadway. 81 I'm
r. Piles, Irritation OF the Kidneys, Pain IN the
Back Side. Habtual Cosiiyeness Eupuous Sore Eyes
DR.. INGOLDSBY'S PILE SPECIFIC has made radical
Ia many OF the above mentioned complaints can be
proved by personal reference The specific not purgs
i've entirely vegetable remedy. without particle
OF coiocyu ganboge aloes s pleasant 10 lake and
fecy harmless II the delicate male female
Agents will be appointed In every Town. County or State
where there are none, on application 10
SO limos BEALS Z co. lGe NASSAU-ST.
~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra. Capt Williams viii leave South
side OF Pier No North River every Monday. "Wednesday
and FriGt az r. ". connecting with the cars at AIlyrs
Point lmy5H CALLER PRATT. Jr Conductor.
ET- Practical PhrenoIoGists and Publisher
FOWLERS L WELLS, Isl Nsssau-st Office hours from
O'CLOCK A NJ To 10 " v.p sm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

m I,dic..-Mrs- COVE coniinues 10 gtys at-
vice and direction with respectful The applcaaon o. s'
cnrs ~ vi diseases Of women ard cao-ec :. as!
5srcs 81 ,l.h-st
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