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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

~ n wig Sss ConDeafaor. 10 nominsr- Secretary
Of st.ss Controller. &c. will assemble at Syracuse 90
wsdsssd.y Oct 9. 10 10 10 consist Of ons Deegsss
from esch Assembly District 10 the State, 10 Be chosen
by the whs voters Of such District In such manner a.
the County Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

IL Youk HAIR DAY or HAAsA Ifso you get &rti-
ee r 37i cents that VII axe H. ~ snd keep H. soft
clean .iky AID beautiful force u 70 grow Does your
a.ir III. Of II So shilling bottle Of JoSEs's Coral
H.ir Restorative will stop u. aud will strengthen the
foots &c sold IN Nsw-fofk ooly a. = Chsthamst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

- Tuoss who diau.e most widely .ud thoroughly
know ed e. of their business pursuits iohrf tr. equal
All nf course attract the most customer ard The
new .p.per press ,he edectnai means OF d'nsirs public
n popu '0ss .trcfs OF country "a which
rr ~. rrhshcd the immense fortunes male hf safsr.
sirs xfrusi,eiy src readily accounted Tor tnipash he
k.erev of Y y PA NFK man may ads ert.e an sns
ff, mich fs d specially appointed and empowered BY
he nronretorsl ami thus establish himself ~ once in
stead OF sing for customers ~ hunt out h ace ~ %
mess which, n these DAYS Of STRAIN, - rather 80"
OPERATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

A letter from Mr. Lumsden Of the Ner- Orleans
P,cayune TO the Charleston C0nuer, says that
Gen. Scott has beenelccted President ofMexico TO
serve until 9Th January.
The Baia0rs Pa,r0, publishes the above rumor say
,og that the letter Of Mr. Lunssen dated Charles
ION and not mentioning the Coar,r ~ all TIE difference
IL uuimpOrtznt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

ll6 towns....I3ss3 1898 3 go l4sIo lOcl2 fO'V
Whig ahead, $50. Do lsstJesr' 1904
We presume Gov. Eatons plurality will be 23OO
TO 3. 900. and that the Wing majority in the House
will vary from 10 to 90
The following table shows the standing OF the
,a,v Bouse 40 far as we have returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

RuFrN,ri.v NNu GoVr.--Hrgnf lsdGH esf'abis
ps are most extraordinary medicine Ter The cure oi
heusiis and govt because they not only cleanse the
stomach ani bowels cf those morbid humors WHICH
taken into circaaou and throw upon the ncnb sne
and muscle me cause Of the above rsnirl msadis
bat they excite he absorbent Nesesto t.se pap h whtn
N make perfect oi rheumatism aud suuf single
> ceu box Of said sdtss Ifgsa5ie fs ~iu oiien gNe
IN directions Will be certain 90 drive pain ofrvcly descur
finu from the body. -, m,
h.r. lie signature OF WILLIAM WRIGHT written via
ner on the TOP label II each box None other genuine
and % counieTicit this j. iorsery. . . 80
NcW-N oFk principal ohce and general depot - "rea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
Things in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA. sept ls-P.M
hiuted few days since. at pending emerfe
ia the Loco Foco ranks. 10 1854 paper called the
Democratic Champion was established at Harrisburg 10
support Mr. Shunk's claim to a nomination Mr.
Muhenburg and after the latter WAS nominated the pa
per was for some time continued with the srossest
abuse Of Mr.. NJ 1t now appears that Gov skunk. the
Secretary Of State Jesse Miller Gen Seller, Henry Pc
uikin, Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth. aud
other OF Mr. shunks officials. the editors OF this
paper The original manuscript, leader. In the hands
of Mr.. Muhlenburss friends, and a reckoning will soon
DO made.
Ason of Mr Muhlenburg too found among his fathers
papers letters from Jesse Miller which prove hs perhdy
under the guise of friendship Up 10 the meeting 81 the
Nominating Convention Miller protested himself friend
" TO Muhlenburg but rand when he thought his innu-
ence could nominate skunk lie was however mistaken
Muhlenburg proved the strongest and Jesse sned tears
OF rage at the result.
The Milerites were below par in the political world
until the sudden death of Mr. nuheDburs. aud the no
mna,on of skunk sgsn revived their hopes, and alter
the result OF the election was known Miller was re
wsrd-d for his treschery by the FIRE, Office In the dov
ernor's gin The nomination Of Shuak was made with
full understanding that he should run but one term
his packed convention however spring renoninsted
him and now the Muhlenburg men determined 10
defeat him 10 show their deestson OF the petty mean
ne.s by which he has attempted to secure power.
A mattress manufsctOfy in Second above Arch was on
FIRE this morning but extip guished without much
damage except that the schuyk water took the curl
of the prepared horse hsir.
Markets are dull The receipts OF Flour continue lin
tied and the msrke, Is exceeding dull aud inactive
\ Holders nominslly ask 81 80 for fresh ground
Pennsyvanis but sales of any extent have been re-
ported at these rates few hundred barrels Western
we're sold private terms 10 Rye Flour no sales have
been reported Corn Meal IL dull, Pennsylvania 10 Of
ered Al 80 and Brandy wine At . per bbl without md
| ing purchasers There Is a fair supply Of southern
Wheat arriving but the receipts from his state con
inus light; quote Inferior and prime new southern
red at NJ 10 H. tut sales have been reported
Corn Is iu and prices have srher declined. sales OF
100 1900 bushels Penn Hat yellow Al 10 cents pr 20
los sslu OF old Pennsylvania Oats Al = cents mes
Southern II here would command "a Il cts per 5ush
Small sses OF Whisky In bbs at q cent? and hhds At
26i n cents
/ SALRs or SrocKs-Frsf Board aud Air-ll5 Lee
high Scrip 80 - Mechanics Bk > IS Farm Nee
Bk 81 800 Reading Rd 33i IL 100 state -. - 1000
s.. s. II 1900 Reading Bds al, 20 Flem'n Cop. lot
100 Grsrd. b. ~; 80 County 5s - OcO susq Cen
Bds col 1900 do. 81, 40. 80 Morris Canal, -, la
500 City 5s. IS
Second Board and Atla-50 Flem Cop Co, TO- To-
Morris Canal. lii 80 90 l4i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
n,spArcHEs FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv MAGNETIC TELe GRAPH
Lesi-Ista4e of New-york .srserL


sENATE....ALBASr. sept. Ill P NJ
The Senate vas engaged all the morning IN dis
cussing bill releasing Cattsrsugus Count! IRON
certain payments from the State Treasury arisiHs
ont Of the Ambient disturbances
The bill in relation to the monies loaned Catts-
raogus County was laid over.
The bill for filing vacancies 10 Justices Of the
suoerior Court Of New York and Recorder OF Albany
was passed
The bill for par redemption was farther discussed
but not disposed Of.
ASSEMBLY
Among the petitions were several TOR charter
for the Syracuse and Rochester Railway and the
immediate completion Of the Canals Nothing else
Of interest
Neither House will so on Wednesday or Thurs
DAY next having accepted invitations to the state
Fair at Saratoga.
Mr.. Brown gave notice OF biz 20 hx Railway
fare at cents per mile.
The bill from the Senate respecting the Superior
Court Of New.York and Recorder OF Albany was
passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

THE SATURDAY COURIER CAsE.-We under.
stand th the 10 iris be have been
gss.c for ths last weeks IN making sppTsise
Oi ice value VI the rsWspsper estaoishmeDt together
with The subscription Let sc have concluded their IA
bore snd award 70 The widow snd nrif OF The ate Err
Holden partner In The concern. 900 their share
OF the property a. ihe present TIM and also soout
$4,000 In dehts prohis sc The csse vii come before
Judge Parsons to-day o'clock but VI course. i
M McMakn satisfied % purchase the Interest 81 tee
helIs ~ the appraisers svsri NO sse nil BE- directed
by the Court Phil News Of lin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

BrRcLARr-The house of George Wood, l9a
Atlantic q, VS.. burrlarousy entered on rhursdsy night
through the front basement window and ROBBED o, va
rou. articles OF silver ware and clotnns 70 con'as'S
Ia amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

~ The Museum heads ITS bill OF attractions WIN me
name Of Great Western who has just returned from ms
summer tour and Will appear in chaste ana amssin.
Fthopa an serensdsrs also occupy prominent POSITION ~
me ia of attractions, well as In public estimation
They a,e choice selection Of their songs chornss re-
,i1. and dtss no conjunction with the other perform
snces The Orphean Family are also engaged to-etheI
yith Pete Morris Mis-. Julien and others Fetiof
Al 3l and T. P NJ Gen Taylors Portrait Wax Figures
of he Ami,tad Negroes LIVING Oang ouian1 can be seen
from A NJ 20 10 p. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

Tar CaINEsg JUSS.-Withln the last Ten years there
have been great many curious Things eNiul,ea u, ~.
York hui IN {. admitted bv all who have visited the en-
nes unk that she IS worthy Of attention inan any OF
them She ought certainly 10 excite much lutsit
finn, he fac, hat ne i perfect copy Of the same kind
OF vessels that constructed before ne Ihfsah eia
aud also because she the only ship OF CHINA the ever
-. IL - H. ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

NIw.HAuPsaIRE.-The Wings OF the 0rante
State are called TO meet Convention at Concordon
the 10Th of October to nominate candidate for Gov
ernor. appoint Delegates Senatorial only we pre-
sumo to the next Wing National Convention and
transact such other business as may be deemed ex-
pedient We lock for great Convention wise
nomination. and better struggle than the Allied
opponents Of Aggressive War and Slavery nave
vet made in New.Hampshire. The spirit OF the
party was never higher its resolution never hrmer
in expectations never more sangune. The vote
next March will probably exceed by Two Thou
sand any ever yet cast in the State. Let the
Wings in Congress from the Free States stand
firmly by the Wilmot Proviso and New Hampshire
will be with MS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

CRUELTY TO AslxALs-Two German butchers,
named Christian Ryder and Jacob Rule were arrested
on Saturday for cruelty treating cow iney were re
uss ~ Eva bail for their appearance s,he next Cour,
az Over and Termlner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

rvr MAINE holds her State Election today and
all we hope from it is the election OF one wing 70
Congress which will be gain to offset the ioolish
loss In Rhode Island The Wings might secure
An Allied House, with no choice for Governor ana
majority Of the Senate, but they appear 70 DC
mart drowsy and the rest fast asleep It's against
the rule for Maine Wings to vote o'tener tnsh on0e
in three years, and we believe this is not voting
year Sorry.
It's a little odd that both the leading candidates
for Governor are natives Of Vermont. The star oil
empire does not often move Eastward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

sUrKxNE CovsT.-Ihe case Of Br0ra. vs. Ely beins
No -, wa tskenu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

Frsss-Betveen - and o'clock on SATURDAY
.oruing large stable in the outsr part oil me CITY pear
the head Of Bergenst belonging TO VII "u"essn' w
keeping cows aud hcrse'' WAS burnt 10 TIE s,vuuO.
= "a horss psrshed IN the danes No in
sursnce.
,ro,bsr sre broke on, on Frdsy night in the jewelry
store Of MIR Lowe, In Falion'l was 'uo'ueu 0s'0''
much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13


PoLlcs Constable Josephs on Saturday night
,,e.,es Johu Hs..ensu of No 63 Firs,st on charge
III h.vir. obtained SD worth VI sexsrs from FRANCIS
G.is by means OF i..e Representations ne vas I'm
m ued by Justice Osborn tor ex>minsuon - --'y1n
CLARK an Enslishnsn whO arrived here ie" Gays s.O
,n The bark Colony from London, was sfrrs'eo On -.
grd.v evening by officers Harbinson and fan'en- %
charge Of constructive grand larceny . -. -
VT. made IN the IL appears inst inc P'sou. -
another psrson usnet John Riley .sSo !, rs
civ la the bark Colony Riley, being aos-ns ~ INC '
~. v..sl sailed w.s VI course lrit oenin1 Delps ,ne
,,ss az he passage Clark tod the tHpialn mat fnry
- = .,.i, - tha. tneir property hsf been promis
~, ,d ,,g~ther AID through srcn represents
80. S,,ns ,he charge and possession Of kleys Bag
- III he meantime Riley followed IN another
- "a io,t.ut!y caused the arrest q Clark. IN
- ro..s.,iou portion OF the stolen property wa
ND he was sccorsingly locked Up 10 snsEer.---.
A. Fnsh.hrnsn named Thomas Aarpny a. present re-
go. ~ No = Jzru-s.i while IL James alp lst even
os hsd bis POCKET book containing SO IN bank bills
.rs .ua1ry papers Of value distracted from MS
pockets. sailor named John Johnson was knocked
down asst night AZ the corner % Cherry and h1se 50
snd robbed u patent lever silver watch aud 20 ~ 70
xo'd coin with which the rozlcs sscspedi ne pre-
uiscs q Cerre q near Walker occupied IS oeten,
ers shop broken op-n saturday nghtsni rooo-
II cousidsrs.ie quantity Of meat ineiufing muen
thst had te@n purchased o. be delivered yesterday
morning tor sunday dinnsrs---1ne house o.
Mr. Tcons Bennett corner OF ciktnsFen sno
Tnirteeoth a. xas burzlariou.ly entered about :
o'clock Yesterday morning through the rear door and
robbed II tn silver teaspoons eight large table spoons
silver sugar toogs and purse on'anins sma amour
"a uoney ysirsd 10 all =, "a. win which the THE
made bi. e.csve. A man named Nicholas Pertain VA
yesterday arrested b. Capt Bash and osers Cook and
Qa.cxsr5u.e Of tic Nlnin Ward; 90 a 0oreh warrant
rum Dutchess Co where be stands indicted ior grand
,rceny lis Committed ~ prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

CIEcrIr corKT-Judge Nelson pfesidlns ~ss enssged
Ia be sring Arguments
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

the Rio Grand from its mouth to lis souscN
and he had consulted military men, who said
that three forts and four regiments would
be sufficient for all purposes, as follows:
One fort at the mouth of the Del Norte.
One neat Camargo. =
One at Pass del Norte.
From the waters which seperafe the Del
Norte from those entering the Gulf of Cali
fornia one more might be placed.
Hence five regiments and a small naval
force, one consistent with our naval peace
establishment, could successfully defend
the boundary.
MIR. Calhoun made a very plausible and
ingenious speech in favor Of a defensive
course, and protracted his argument to a
reatlength. He was followed on the next
day by Senator Cass of Michigan, who, as
usual, made a very able effort. He boldly
declared himself in favor of an energetic,
active and vigorous prosecution of the war.
His speech occupied several hours in its de-
and fills line columns in the WASH
Union.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM
MEXICO.

The New Orleans papers ofthe Sd have inter-
esting accounts from Mexico.
1t is reported that Santa Anna has been as
sassinated!
The Mexican Congress have resolved to raise
1915 900 600 by mortgage of church property.
This created tremendous excitment among the
priests and their friends. The churches have
been shut up.
Everything in Mexico breathes resistance 10
the United States.
II An act to amend an act 10 ~incorpo-
rate the town Of Louisiana, has passed both
branches of the Legislature.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01
Jas There has been a very sudden and con-

u There has been a very sudden and con-
siderable rise in the price of almost every kind
of produce. We are inclined to the opinion,
that prices may even advance a little higher,
though it is probable that they have nearly
reached the maximum point. The failure of the
pstatoe crop in Ireland, and the partial failure
of the wheat crop in some Of the grain growing
regions on the Continent, have produced quite
an active and steady demand for American grain
in Europe. The scarcity Of breadstuffs is not
confined to ireland, but extends to a considera-
Bile portion of the Continent. 1t is probable then
that the farmers will be enabled to dispose of
their grain at a fair price, at any time during the
present spring; but we would not advise them
to hold on to it with the expectation of getting
a much better price than it will now command
1t is better 10 sell for a good price, than to risk
the chances of a change.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

be neglected. Permit me then to suggest
to the voters of the town, the m OF
Edwin Draper, Joseph Richardson, VIM
Alexander, VIM. English, and Hyman E.
Block. a. CITlzEN.
Feb. 25th, ls47.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

II We would direct attention to the
message of the President which we publish
this week. 1t is a brief, concise and we'll
written document. The suggestions which
it makes are in the right spirit, and we'll
timed. The measures recommended-the
graduation ofthe price of public lands, and
the imposition of a revenue duty upon tea
and coffee, for the support of the war, are
urgently called for by the present emergen-
cy, ard should receive the undivided sup
port of the whole Western delegation. But
no matter what course Congressman may
choose to pursue upon these questions,
the masses of the people are with the admin
istration, for their country; and when the
time comes for them to act, will surely
deal out merited retribution upon the de-
linquents.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

MEXICO.-From the New Orleans pa
pers of thu 14th ult., we learn that Gems.
Patterson; Twiggs, Pillow and QuitmaH,
have reached T~ampico with the troops I'M
der their respective commands. The COM
mand devolves on Gen. Patterson by right
of senior rank. The troops are in fine
health and spirits and ready for active ope-
rations. The correspondent of the New
Orleans Delta writing from Tampico under
date of the Gath January, says:
"The whole force here now, including
the command of Gems. Quitman, and Pill
low, who are encamped within ten miles of
the place, will scarcely exceed 1000 men,
and we expected to find, a~tleast, that num-
Der here before arriving with the 5000 from
Monterey and Matamoras. How long this
force will remain here, is a matter of doubt
to one who has no access behind the scenes,
but | believe the good of the service de-
mands their immediate departure, if opera
tioDs on the coast are to be carried on. The
health of the troops, just arrived from the
interior, could not be better, and although.
they have ended a tedious march, they are
ready and willing to undertake another, at.
short notice, either to Vera Cruz or the
'FHalls of the Montezumas."
Everything here now is quiet, and all
anxiously looking fer the arrival of Gen.
Scott, whose presence, it is supposed, will
be the signal for marching preparations
AS said before, it is impossible to say what
will be done; but the general impression IS,
that the whole force will be moved on to
Vera Cruz, and that it will go by land as
far as TusPan, if not the whole way. The
pioneers have been working on the road for
some distance in that direction"
u 1t is now certain that the letter of
Gen. Taylor which has been the subject of
so much comment, was directed to Gen.
Gaines and by him given to one DR.. d.
Francis Bacon, by whom it ives handed
over to the New York Express for publica-
ton. The original is said to be still in the
hands of DR.. Bacon. 1t had certainly been
better for all the parties concerned, and
better for the country, if it had not been
given to "the public eye"-atleast till after
the termination of the war.
The Legislature Of Ohio has granted the
right of way for railroad to join the St.
Louis and Atlantic road. All that is now
needed, is the favorable action of the Ili-
nois Senate.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

The Legislature Of Ohio has granted the
right of way FOR arailroad to join the St.
Louis and Atlantic road. All that is now
needed, is the favorable action of the Ili-
nois Senate.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

IL The following is the ticket agreed
upon by the Wing caucus for the approach
ing spring election in St. Louis:
Mayor-Edward Brooks;
Register-Albert Billing,
Auditor-George H. Calender,
Attorrey-James Daugherty,
Recorder-Sylvester V. Papin,
Marshall-Stuart Mathews.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

The Legislature of Massachusetts has re-
fused to pass a vote of TANKS to Gen. Tay-
lor, or the ground that he is fighting in a
bad cause. So says Daniel Webster; yet
he introduced into the U. S. Senate, a -eso-
luton complimentary to Taylor. Which
was the most consistent course, We leave
to the Wings to decide.--St. Louis Union.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

II The Natives of St Louis rave nomi-
mated VIM. NJ. Campbell, the editor of the
Era, as their candidate for the office of
Mayor.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

Is The prospect is fair for the election
of a Democratic ticket in St Louis at the
ensuing spring election.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

q 1t is rumored that the Hon. Thomas
F. Marshall has been killed in a rencontre
with Cassius NJ. Clay. The Louisville
Courier learns that the information was Civ
en- in a private letter addressed to a citizen
of Louisville.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

Mr.. Ed1Or-The election of town Trus-
tees IS drawing near, and with your permits
SIon' will through the columns of the Ban
ner' suggest ticket, which it is hoped will
be acceptable to the great body of the citi-
They are all energetic business men.
possessing a liberal spirit, and are fully ca.
.Pable of understanding and discussing the
merits OF any question which NAV be
brought before them. In their hands | am
sure, that the interest of our town will not
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

The Legislature of KY. has at last SUI
ceeded in electing a U. S. Senator. II
honor has fallen upon Judge Underwood,
wool-dyed GderaEst-we would ha,
preferred the election of any other man, e,
cept Cassius M. Clay.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01
LATER FROM
Arrival Of the sarah Sands.

St:rteen days Later-Further Advance in
BreadstHfs-Great Suffering and MOr-
kaifu in Ireland.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01

JIM. Hughes, R. E. Acock, and c. F
Woodson, are appointed Commissioners t
the Lunatic Asylum.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-06-30
EPPING COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
or SARSAPARILLA, AND
QEEEN'S DIILIGIIT

There are few cases Of chronic and pain
ful Rheumatism tina. will not yield 10 The
influence Of Sarsapari!la and Queens De-
light. if duly pcrscvorch. especially if taken
in conjunction with iiydr. Of Potash. times
called Mcrcuri0l Ehcuma,iSm (violcn,
pains in the bones, &c.) resulting from
,hc mercury taken by patients during SC.
we're fcvers and other irntrnc,eh diseasc.
II is highly recommended for all diseases
OF The skin, chronic as well ns recent. One
bottle will. III most instances, cncclua::v
remove nj! pimpios, postulcs, or hIotc'rcs
on the face, to which y0nnG persons in this
c!mato arc so much subjected 10, arising
either from impur!y Of ihc bion,! or dcbii.
~. It's The best remedy known for scro.
:ulous affections, sores, and brcakings on,
in Young children, and is safe and rica
cous in removing entirely every race If
hereditary diseases from the system in ,'c
tcnicrcs, infant; in fact. IL ali cutancous
affections it is inyaiuabie. rs q general
purifier of ih" !.,noh, and an crahica.or Of
FL! obstinate diseases, this preparation viii
undoubtedly TAX" lie rrcr-urn"" Of ali
-. ,,r,cS. It gently operates upcn
an; rcgulntcs Tic bowels, restores 10 the
blood its wontc.l pu,ity. gives tone 20 .hc
stomach, ana promotes digestion.
j vii! clcCturiy relieve ErY>rp p,1a&
even in lis w0rs, stages. and all person,
suffering from th;s rrSsing com mplain,
are advised 20 Usc il. FIRST SO. but Emo
marked rcNci hr found after taking one
bottle, ]; viii lie necessary TO use the Nv
d~n,!aich Potash with il.
Not wishing to publish certificates rs =
done in thncasc Of Al: quaci, med c;"os OF
nc day, % fec, ,'"ir sale md 80 iurce
them upou Tic public. - subscriber hrgs