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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-17

An eminent physician has discovered
that the nightmare, in nine times out of
ten, is produced by lowing bill for a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-17

Contentment and health constitute
a prouder Inheritance than ever be-
longed to kings.
Incidence leaves the door ofthe soul
unlocked, and thieves go in and dcspoil
it of It's treasures.
PA has time got legsr'
Yes, Tom, and mighty long ones.
too. Why do you askF'
Because the paper speaks about the
LAPSE Of time, and folks as have LAPS
must have legs TO make EN- of, YOU
know"
Deacon Peaquirk, staunch tenn
perance man, having accidentally
swallowed rousing tumbler of gin the
other day, was asked now he felt
after 1t 2 How did | feel" said he,
why felt as i'll was sitting on our ace
ting house, and every shingle was a
jews harp"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-17

soning may be filled out with sugar as
usual, without any loss Of flavor in the
cookery CranbcrrieS, or any acid fruit.
may DE dealt with IN the same r.anncr.
The judgement and experience of others
must determine the quantity to be applied
as we have no rule for lis reouIation
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-17

AISU-ihe following Town Lois situate l,.rr
and being IN Doiy, Strong, Beneit, Onein and 80
ate's additions To Mineral Point Iowa coup1r NJ
..nn.in IcIriinrv ". =, '. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
General y otioes.

u University of Buffalo Medical Depart
ment-The drAnnual OF Lectures In The Medical
Deparment OF Tie University Of Buffalo viii commence
on Wednesday toe 24h Of February, ls+7 and continue
sixteen weeks.
Charles Brodhesd Coventry. ". D. Prot OF Physiology
ana Medical Jurisprudence.
James Webster. y Prof Of General and Special An
stomy. .
Charlie. Alfred Lee. 81 D. Prof Of Pathology sni Ma
terra Medics.
% Women and Children.
Frank Hssting. Hamilton 81. D. Prof II Principles and
Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
Austin Flint, NJ u. Prof Of Principles ald Prae.'S OF
Medicine and Clinical Surgery.
George Hsdley. ~ d. Prof Of Chemistry ard Pharmacy
COrydou Ia Ford NJ d. Demonstration Of Anatomy
Fees for All the Lectures So which will IN all cases be
required on TAI NJ the tickets. Marualon Fee, - De-
m6rstraiors Ticket -; Graduation Fee, -9.
Ev mutual arrangement between Professors Coventry,
Whte and Flint tie upon Obstetrics &C., for his
session viii Dee given by Prof Coventry, and lectures upon
Physiology connection with The Principles snd pfictce
OF Medicine.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for he study Of
practical Anatomy under Tie direction Of the Demonstra-
Tor four eeks before The commencement of The lecture
tenn Provisions VII be made for the supply 81 Anaionl-
cal Material FOR his preliminary AM for he Ana
tomca and Surgical lectures.
Board, including fuel and Ugh! may be obtained a. rom
3 20 - per week.
Tie University Of Buffalo chartered by the New ofk
Legislature, Nsy. sj. Tee provisions o the charter for
the organization of the Medical Department and FOR con-
fsrng Metca degrees a. fl aud complete as those
of any niversity Or Medical College in he state.
FRANK u. HAMILTON. Dean
AcsrlN FLINT, Secretary. Is awjw 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

le Jolh-nl IUOtHatH" UfU9s' =. =. 49,
An0tyne for immediate And permanent cure 81 pam
from 'acaysd teeth. having. from s Intrinsic VAue -
remedy become immensely popular with those who hay
used n mang limitations have lately been urlsl upon ue
market nv Piled poson. and sold he original
rrd -rrIn. arce. The object OF tais paragraph - 70
caution he public against az slcn spurious compounls -
lorv ead fsvOrahy by s name Dut that PR pared
during four FIVE years by B. d. sands ana Tor ne
CO.. who il now the sole proprietor The only safely fof
purchasers u BE- ard ask for Johns0ns Iooheehe
brops ard 10 the wrapper 81 NE Vsl ~ eFtry
one OF The genuine has the Signature OF Henry Johnson
Rrmernbsr hat the True Glove Anodyne 10 ~ Immediate
for the mos. violent iootnscne or pam IA me
snj thst II I. Manufactured genuine only By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Drgggisl No. - Br S
A. II Ea.t Broadway and sos Hndson.st Pres 3 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
The Mornl. of War

The following extracts from letter 70 the New
orleans Times, dated at Camargo Jan. : will give
some idea OF the mora influences OF War
Assassinauous riots robberies SC. are ~ frequent
that they do not muek attention. Ninetenths Of
the Arueric here think i meritorous act 70 XII or
ron 4 Mexican and A. large larger proportion o.
Them think IL doing God service 70 retalate in kind
Sometimes one side and then the other are the ssgres
sors Intense 40 bitter hatred on both sides and
the uuunty with which crimes are committed snd 20
unnunished operates ss license There exists kind
OF military suthOry, and 7pecies OF ciVl power mel
Their well defined OF much efficiency The friends Of
order and safety generally regret that the President
bis subordnaies have not pursued tue same course IN
this part Of Mexico. Sc id California and santa re-
Tospurnerste the various acts OF violence committed
would an q column OF two OF your paper and pro9aosy
not do much good. In the newspaper published here
they are occasionally briefly stated. Two days since a
Mexican well known here was found IN the pubic road
about two miles from town MORALLY wounded ne
lived on enough 70 state that ne had been met BY two
Young nsn with ruu.kets and bsyonets they demand
"a bis blanket be gave i up. and a. De was rdng on
one OF the men deliberately shot him through tae BODY
He leaves widow and I'VE or six young children -
Murders equally cruel have been perpetrsied on our
people and no one can BE discovered as 'he gohY per
son.
robbery he. been committed on board the schooner
Equity lying the mouth Of the RIO GrAnae sne had
about SIS 900 on board, a large part OF which was
taken away considerable portion has been recover
cd and several persons arrested ms sci "as commit
ted in regularly organized county Of Texas and the
suspected persons inst al OF pei ~ =.
civil authorities BE- sent free OF cost on board OF
public vessel 10 New Orleans whore they must neces-
sariy be discharged The Judge Of the district resides
In the county Nreces) there u Sherir, Clerk etc
al qualified since la, July yet 50 tenacious are the
Quarter masters and other military people about foni
Isabl Brszos santiago. and other points On the hio
Grande OF their supreme authority that they have
never found out some Of ire sey nss and DON e
III hese ragstrsies are 81 sbsurd and preposterous NJ
N h. almost incredible ID has been denied by some
tia, The territory between the kuecos and the Rio
Grands IL part Of Texas although the Invasion Of =
one Of the causes OF the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
Sene IN the House-Treasury Note BIN In the
senate-Mr. Corwin-Our sick Soldiers in
Mexico,
From orr own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Jan.

from oer own Correspondent
WASHINGTON. "Wednesday, Jan g. lsi7.
0al'e an Interesting scene was got up IN the
mouse Representatives, to-day. to enliven It's
''aal monetary Mr. ScHENcK of Ohio, introduced
81 resolutions whichyou have seen IN PRINT IN re.
.iD01 10 the conduc; Of the war with Mexico. with
nc Intention Of supporting them in speech His
iu'Pose was frustrated BY some one moving the
l'evicus question upon him. During the act Of
Ahns the Ayes and Noes on this question, he
sNu1'e" ms resolutions, ON the decision of the
teaAef oi nis night so TO do This decision OF the
sFssse' was appealed from by some of his party
.s,sN wv Sonnrned after much Interpolation of
hs EN- useoarses by vote Of % TO g. During
FONess o. voting there were all kinds of inter.
- ga ,eAcamsflons, some OF them not particu.
usv'see 10 the character OF the House
=. ~o1 was aterward made to suspend the
~. I" order to give the honorable gentleman from
~ "a opportunity to crate; but twenty two
nH'"esfs responded 10 the invitation however
sae House evidently wanted a fro!ic. but no
iseVoes There was some anger manifested. and
u'e uhAiad remarks uttered soto roce. but the
,eenng was one o, easy merriment
uo treasury Note Bill passed In the Senate bv
se nslo'ty-Messrs CoRwIS and CuIyy
e'hs ageinstn; they both condemn The NATIVE &c
aPpropna'ion We have reason 10 hone that
~ esansOlshed Senator from Ohio intends to
cue on an early opportunity 10 give IN Tho NIL.
IA. ~ 'ne present condition of our national
''Is and to denounce the wiekedness and imnoI.
Y tne measures Of the Adminis,r.,;o'' -
~ - "Ieni and political ability in the senate Mr.
so o h. stands Preeiainent aud the country will
s,. S.'s 0ccsson TO justify the opinion OF his col
- 'ne resolutions Of Mr. CnIyy osN y oa,.
h.,ss o. our troops were laid on the table
foa :" preparation for their discus
70 spproprsss . q Representatives, proposition
Of our SEX ,os,sr. Hr the comfort and support
ap,oos., s'1e, wa declared out OF order by the
lions 10 serS 1pn.y who are willing 10 lavish
r return '"% our citizens there, but nothing for
n or to oo Sose Nv, who 50 there are expected to
"a, seems ,Is osss as best they can Either
sSsse 'A'"ie9cnt 70 the majority of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
NETWORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY ao Isa.

ANTECAFTM PUSisHxESr-The Second Ami.
Ferssry Of the Massachusetts, Society for the Abolition
Of Capital Punishment held AZ Wsshng,onisn Hall
Yesterday. Hon. R0oert R4niou r. presided Reso,u.
tors were Introduced and adopted commenting the
STATE Of Michigan being the first Of the States IN
sb0lshins Cspal Punishment and urging upon Mssss-
chusetts TO follow the example thus set
TIE meeting addressed In the morning BY Rev.
Caleb Stetson Of Nedford Rev Mr. Peabody Of Ports
mouth and others.
In the afternoon 4 warm discussion took place -
Messrs Wendell Philips snd Clure in favor Of Abol-
ton. and Dole and Rev Z. 7. Taylor VI opposition.
Mr. Philips OBJ ecied % bringing the scripture into AID
OF the subject al al he wished Il 10 stand upon s
merits. he did not fear he said, the chrge OF lnhdell
tJ-he would hur il back upon those who made il The
Scriptures had most 70 suffer from the hsnds Of ts
rends-he sought 70 them from the profanity Of
the pulpit for tie benefit Of humanity.
Mr. Taylor put some questions 10 ire Chairman a. 10
the security which society nigh. have IN the proposed
measures snd what he would 30 with the murderer
Mr. Rsntoul reped-urgins mainly the argument Of tx
pedency that capital offences three out OF four who
are guilty crimes escape pun shment who woutoher
wise be convicted If the punishment was not desih 30
that neither the community safer for capital punish
ment the surety OF punishment 80 great In re-
.trainnE crime Il was in vain ne ssd-it might De oo,
jec,ed tas state Of feeling wss wrong-it existed and
infuercei urss in yerdicts snd Grand Jures IN ndct
meats Boston wing -
Destructive FIRE At CHIIc0rRy OHIO
Trers or ffeea Ho,sss lssy0ysdA Sip from the Office
Of the Metropolis dated 81 o'clock ~ Saturday night
announces that's ire broke cut az ocock tna evening
Ia the rear OF William Mick & sons auction store, on
Paint Il snd In less than hour and halt the whole
blc-k known - Hollow Row wsslevei with tue ground
The buildings mostly small frames, and had been
sta1dug for a number OF years an
The following believe IA correct si OF the build
.ags DESTROYED McD0ugsls dry goods store Hsneys
dry goods store Micks auction room horns grocery,
Sculy's grocery. hemerys sadder shop. Bakers caoi
net shop Brockmsns grocery store McColisteTs meat
shop Chapmsn's grocery Braiens grocery Ends bake
~ and several other small buildings Most OF these
houses were occupied By the families Of the owners
of the shops and stores Several Of tie owners were
insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

weakness Of ne voice, lungs. heart spinal nsTvogs 10
male and gestlve notwithstanding dyspepsia, constpa
ton piles dropping and distortion common q children
and young ladies', also gLEEDNs At rHE LUNGS per.
FEET .ubsumts Tor he CORSET and conssinlg shoulder
brace with none u their pernicous Tenderness Unlike all
or. by supporting the ,mal u tue bach, making
TO nl-um, sgt ~ lyns Gexioiy the whole Internal
pie o. dfaans Pamphlets sDd hoOs " Common sense
giving information can he tsd le Office ~ Broadway
A LAT IA Abundance 81 iafi.s 0esyD ~ 1tuN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

as. an, fAsiLr.-rhese popular min
ase a., T'n0'ng SEINE weeks ., their mountain
.,. n. aooS 10 make their appearance once more
ssos,,s s~. They will give eoneer, a, Boston
xDr..'s evening We are not spprizea Of their Nan.
II. we! VII come to New.York IN The .our.e
aps,l,a.,e,' They Will Doubtless give ,be,r srerss
"Aope so "' ''neh' Of another yisii--st least
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

sa's s,s,a Proposed that the respective cor,,;s.
a. I'd - T aold County Temperance oouh1ies
"a sy trieeS. Washingtons birthday Wbs, do DO
N. Reformsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
UIUE ORIGINAI GAI.yANIC RINGS, ii
DR.. BUSHES TONIC rEBRITUas,

FEVER AND AsLE.
THIs medirine ohfaned wide spread reputation a.
azure Tor Ague and Fever Chill Or miiieni snd Re
mpr Fever IN every OF these diseases 10 SUPERIOR
w 10 remedies hss been fully tested By ustonc pro-
pares strength IL given TO the patient A. Ne ssme ne
that the disease crTeed from BIZ system residents a.
ire South will find II service an occasoua use
of tie Tonic F-bfugr Will guard ssainsl The deoinisng
effects Of ciim-e. Re csteu 90 n-k tor basles ioHs
Febrfg As the celebrity Of The sre has given re- 70
attempts, al counterf-ng the BE- sure therefore you
obtain he genuine, al which bears on the wrapper me
rrifirn signature OF DR. James A Bruce AZ broadwey'
New-fOrk III oneon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
Datfnt Meoirints.
THE ORIGINAL
coUNrEEFrir skLvs>tC EiNGs,
NrVlD BANDS BELTS PLASTERs BRACELE


ELUIp. BANDS sELTs. PLASrERs. BRACELETS,
L xc a quarter Price Other articles "a proportion
c~rts persons ofrrrg srros rits'iOrs 81 Or.
Chrislie Gsvsn.c Rings. Fluid - 81 taf price, the pub
lie sre respectfully informed ihs- the sene srces ray he
had 81 ore haf o. a pcs,r other wors tie counter
felt articles may be Rad for onee1arter he prize OF TIE
genuine
one thousand dollars VIII Be forfeited hey he
san. articles ard Manufactured by the sane men
Wholesale ard Retail Agency ls- brosiwN, oei~e-s
johns and Maiden-lane
~ o. Chri.le's Genuine DAvsn.c c'es. which Sre
achieving such wonderful sod @ ebrity hat
counerfe I. appear every dsv. be obtaire Only
- 1872 BROADWAY, a.
which q he sole pi,cs IN NewNors where they can BE
had.
Beware Of d-szssls and drug stores Of thsm
vii ever be SLOWED 10 keep Or Chrsss Genuine articles
~ Cnri.ie'. rev work on 'Ga.yanisfn and Ia Apt
cslon Remedial Ageet may be bal grsas ~ lsIP9
rJ,HE ORIGINAL GALyA>lC RINGS, Fluid,
Bands Bells, Plssssrs. Bracelets. tr ~ half price
Other articles IN proportion al or which warranted
10 he The sane Dr. Chri.te and so a. hall price only
Five hundred dollars will be forfeited II hey are not the
same articles ard manufactured By the sane men.
Read tiS f3a9.e.Hg 10 eGrtfs.
pr Chrisue dare not dispute the.r genuneness. Or he
flcts set forth In them.
Thi. Is 10 certify that have Manufactured Or Chris
te's Rings, Bands and Belle flr ID 4. Mcrehead. 1872
Broadway Tor the asst ~ months, thst now have
contract with Dr. Cranda arc m only. for Tie manufte
ars of these articles they being the originally
Introduced 20 the Publir as Dr. Ctrisrs Rings, etc.
On he lh and 10Th days Of Decemher SIC, appeared
before me- TheOdOlphus Melville James Brown and lsssc
Gov and made oath IN the shove statement.
EDGAR }. LEErE, Commissioner Of Deeds
n s-Al orders OF TIE city must be ADDRESSED 10
Wholesale and Retail Agency, 10, Broadway corner CT
John-st Ns,v-York iA lmistp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

CT 4 meeting for Trustees FOR The Butcher. Real
Fss,e M be held ~ the norhs corner Of
Fir.,s7euae ard Flflsi-st Wednesday, January =.
NC 2,g- N n CHASE. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
fg- EIghth Wand Pioneer fienry CIny CLUB =

TIE members u Ibis Club beng the trsI that organ
lied In the UniOn) viii give grand Bal In cOmmenofa
lion Of the ratification OF Treaty Of Client the Apollo
The l7th February. 1871. They have made arrange
with tIsn yushed artists who already engaged
preparing The decorations .uilsbe for the occasion %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

FRos rHE ARNY.-A letter dated saltillo Dec.
90. says
mail from this place. containing important aoou
ments of the future movements OF the Mexican army
and plans Tor the recsyture Of this place was cspureo
ON is way 10 San Luis By scouting party OF uIssoons
IA lew days since. large body OF hucers are known
10 be securing The country between here snd san LUIS
and not lar from US al that and they are almost known
10 be the advance guard Of the main army OF me ems.
my OF the various accounts OF the troops NJ nc ol'
posa ol santa Anna at san Luis none is SNORT OF j.
OOO men
Our officers and men are in line spirits ana eager 70
NEE, the sesye ed Napoleon 10 administer 10 aim te
same kind OF dose they have gwen nss
A portion of our forces probably Gen. WOODS com
mand is to take immediate possession oil ne LIN ares
pass which is about thirty tive miles from mere Inc
three companies OF Kentucky mountea men neie arc
40 leave early 10 morrow morning scouting eNpe-
oiti0n
Gen Worth. who las been sick for the last two week.
is out again day The weather itte 100 eola ne'e
be pleasant and the nigh before last we bad ice nail
an inch thick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29
From NEW MEIIco-The st. Louis Reveille
has the following ..


SANTA FE, November -, ls46.
About 400 OF the Mormon troops LETT this place Tor
California under command OF Col Cook. on Sunday,
the 18Th inst The residue amounting TO abou! 100 men
and % women We're sent back TO Fort Puebla on the
Arkansas BY order of Col Donphsn rs the incemeney
of the season rendered impracrcsbe Tor them AL 20
complete their march to the Pacific this Winter. The
Mormon battalion is composed Of five companies, and
numbers 500 men % women for laundress, and some
boys end girls They are all well drilled troops, ana
wen apparently in good condition when they arrived
here and also when they commenced their march Tor
California.
The LIST regiment will march against the Nsvshoes
forthwith The Isl battalion is already the march -
Captain Morns company from Platte is ordered 10 pro
coed against the Apache Indians on the head waters OF
tae Rio Mora They said TO have killed one or TWO
men and driven oA some stock The indians are mueh
more troublesome here than the New MeNicans Ihey
sally forth from the gorges Of the mountains ana com
init murder and carry predatory warfare upon the
plains and So soon as armed force 10 sent sgainsi
Them they fly back their Inaccessible retreats ana
lurking places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

~ Water-Cure.-Dr sHEW. having returned, from
Europe prsctises this a. his nsIutiCn "a
and = B0nd-st) and in The city generally. Ths WAFER
Cure Journal semimogthy By Drs shew and Peirson'
published A. he very low price Of slayeS In aiysace
~ m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

r.. rnsi purposes - sm classes sof scientc ,tsifDe
ion m EiacutOn 90 and slisr S0nday FEB l. n NJ rocm
In sersn Hal fsf story u 0rendst ard brofc
,.fsv Pefsnns viii weak voices, o- mo are cpn,ump-
rey c ned invited 20 tsse eopfFe 0f .esssons -
. means 4 tealh =, o., - -.
Ooen siiv ron 10 . O'Clock p ~ Class ior ycgih
~ meet "a Moaaays Wesnestsys And frldays Cas-
n, .su. On Tuesdays TEgrsdsys sod raiurosys ms
~ - -. "a 5s ies-ons l. HARDC1STLt-
Fssreses,-Rev wm Assn. D y : l.s.e !. hotYe, b
ia, 81 Hunter, ~ D Jas. y; aeE"so" -, ~ "; =
Ccos ESQ; chss !. Conway Ess. x, i~sge-
,rs.,t x.CINE ADJ Locomotive Boliss-Fof e /,
- dooS- Dpr.hf sngDe, cylinders inchet oi>'n~iei
s-r,y.sr, iacars stroke Bo'le eolisra ssfen'Y-i~c
~ fe.d~, ol,yns.sr iron Dh@s. TIE y h. = y - FUc+
n-ariy nev not fnpch usec sd 49, - ~
-, is- rooie Inquire u JAMES COCHRAN ~ k!r--
:, .hers -, ~ gins Gao he s-en, OF
HOBBEbL, THATCHER GRFt'E
H0s<0srd a hrOrs-st
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

CHERoEEE DELEsArIoN.-A delegation Of TIE
f-hsroEss neons instituted % visit Washington for the
-. - = p, fsir,s mon the United state GOV
eminent len TahIequAh Cherokee Natioa. on the sd
ulrmo
Nrpnrs oy CHEEoKEE.-Ioseph BeaurtIch
wa. murdered on the so.h uli. tie s sad 10 have been
.bo, stsbbed ana drea5isily beaten win gun "Hon
was found broken near The corpse.
w The Steam Saw mills o. N,. Nelson .s j. nf 60.
-, ,hs Is,b in.t los E5o0o-no insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

~ az Choice, Rnre und FrHarnnf Exotic
Flowers made In sIye % please te most ilstdiOus
are 10 BE- bad o. fsw hourF notice, Of JAMES HOGG,
ma IN seed s;lsn SO Broad NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

Tar : MARK.-Mr HgrGof Grscsy sri Oh
served in Tie Tribune Of sOsh int communication On
the southern siaasri) from Be7ery Tucker IN regard
-n of tie .e i that IL Il more recent han H. and
think more 20 The point D. this al Ne adoption o.
onr Federal Constitution alec adopted scernl Cur
resr 70 De denoted y eagles toSrs dimes cents lna
lie oogr,rv fanything 70 ths contrary notWihssndn
and 4. such as natu-al Consequence wAs pre.zed =
; Tor the currency Of the United states Which hs sHee
been corrupted thus s-the Two stra.t Ine- meAnn-
s..nct'os 70 Ia \ ber pounis) sc. fos for
eign cnin sc Yours l.-pee.---.it IL -
N,,r Tors Jan -, l-i1. JoszfHls HA' AAsiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-29

ID. III tLlNsEh'S rs ~ 49, . - II
In Dond-rfi ofspsFsf.On he Afflicted haze got rttl
XII rev nave loas and seriously called Tor Not
,,v .. In Inc see u twenty thousand bottles "a. De
IrSsyc N.inx 70 do ell Lbsl vH erpscted ~ IL ~ "s
ne uagc M rheumatic sf-etions and psins o' AZ az
sv.-x ns,ur, Yield 20 II Immediately 10 a. certain y
cure .or,s Of any description snhss On msn 90 hof.e
A. me sopncauon 10 nais and 10 shorter n- u al any
oh..y ,e.1sdy ever offered a. the peop- u 10 very VA
80, al, ana syrsr be used uoon all sges rx,er
s.y and nlsroay and fear u Iaxaf co1 sfe' is nss
Mr. James Murphy u The bo~ey Line OF sag-s ssy .
80 h .avs 5s he 81 oos u hts and 10 using twenty
SOz-n DOT a boul> nss f,ile5-
High Bryce ria pises groc- sf@f groc- hsa been
.ed ,fhoat 1,snre NJ AroOlt Mason snf NJ. Samuel
Reb.r,s builders OF .hs bndge Hr. Mason saysl s ~
~ nae a bro or four bottles bs fhsumsrr pans ffYs
l.r entirely -r.frAtsd Mr. Rob~ffs Rvs tas ne %
ION hat wa. one II he great esus~- * savns h7hs
s,oto n injury sSsn-d from fal To h. hsf At ~ John
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