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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
Lafe from the Pacific.
From the Union OF Tuesday night.

r,,-,ct nj a letter from TErrc Oct Is lsi7.
- Sincs the taking Of Mexico the Government
hs. e6rganzed At Queresro, but Wa see no dsposnon
for psace the 60 tar removed tnat tho nhao'-
at. of these uarts DO not fully realize ia evils
{. The soop.ofvar Portsmouth was At Mszatan and
San Bias few days ago from California and BY her We
learn that the whole squadron Will oe IN mo Jun Al tne
end OF this moth. The Congress and Cyane are al
ready AZ La PEI 10 Ia the intention o. Commodore
shubriek 70 take possession OF and occupy M"Latsn
nacnga garrison of 80 men there and 10 destroy the
,or,i6cstons OF Guaymau. san Bias and Acapulco.
new declaration OF blockade has been prepared which
vii be rlaldly enforced What part of the coast In
cuded In H. DO not know. Tue Americans have long
since taken San Jose
The Iafelhgncsr Of Wednesday morning has the
following:
NAyA-M san Francisco-U. 5. ship Columbus.
Com Bdde 20 sail for the United states on the 29ia OF
July via valparaiso and Rio De Janeiro.
sdsato Congress Lieutenant John H. LlvlngIton,
commanding
Iuiy 27-Anival Of razee independence, COMMODORE
shubrck from Nszstlsn. Also the prizes Naek Adkel
Lieut. schenok and schooner Julia Lieut. selden TO be
sold at san Francisco.
Al Monterey-slOopofwsr Warren COMMANDER
Hull, unit for ses store ship Erie, Lieut. Com Vat
son. Prizeship Ambulance condemned by Judge Col
ton a. lsgiul pfize b. the soopof war Portsmouth.
sloops.ofwsr Portsmouth, Com Montgomery, and
Cyane. Com Dupont At MazslaD blocksding
Sloop-o war Prebls Com. Shields stCallso.
Store chip Lexington Lieut. Com. Bailey, conveying
two companies Of Col Sevenson regiment TO San Jose
Cape ~ Lucas Lower California, Lieut. Col Benton,
commanding.
ARmr-Al sonoma-C.pt Brackei,s company Steven.
sons regiment
At San Francsco-Msior Harding commanding With
two companies Of Col sieyensons regiment
Al Monterey-Coi Mason Military and Civil Cover.
nor company f. 20 regiment artillery, Lieuts sher-
man Lleson and Minor Capts Nsglee and shannon
companies OF New.York volunteers, stevenson's Teg
ment
A. santa Bsrosrs-Cspl Lppets company New York
volunteers
Al the Ciudsd de- los Dgeos-Col Stevenson and two
companies OF bis regiment; company e, lst Dragons
Lieut. Smith commanding Lieuts Dayitson and Steven
| son and Assistant Surgeon John Griffin.
! -Four companies OF Mormon volunteers dis
charged July is. considerable number Of them were
passed by Com. slookons party on their return to tbs
Unted States for their families 70 take them TO the new
! settlement Al Salt Lake.
At San DesO-Ons company Of Mormon volunteers
I since discharged.
One bastion Of the fort at Monterey nearly done
TN guns were mounted and the 4th OF July se ut
! was tired from IT, The country was quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

Now Is rHE TINE TO EgR uF.-And KNOX, ~ Fu.on-s,
. prepared % warn his Water cUstotrers with th- best
sne cheapest Turs BE found % toe city Fer uEtheF
particulars csIl .. the counter q cls -vsl KNOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
Railroad Accidents.

To The Editor Of The TribuNs'
Ii is affecting almost daily 70 see recorded in the
papers Instances OF the destruction OF human life on
railroads different parts Of the country often the re-
.u; of culpabe negligence sllude more particularly
now to those occurrences where many Of our valuable
citizens suffering under the inhrml,y Of desfcs and
no, Of the approach of the engine not~sh'tsnd
Jog the shrn alarm used such occasiors, are
si,hou, moments warning hurled into eternity Now
the remedy proposed Is this Let every conductor,
when be sees person on the track before hini, con
cude that every such person deaf ard stop or retard
ths motion Of the engine accordingly II this had been
.lgays adopted how many lives would have been saved
,ast nsve been wanionly sacrificed But this Is never
thought Of and the practice ss been 10 rely 90 The
stri whistle sufficient With scarcely any aostement
M soaed until the u discovered too ala - save
th- unfortunate victim and the excuse given Tor IDS
outrageous homicide Is Did nj know be was deal
yoS ,uch conduct should be Waited with the utmost
nor of The law. knowing your phian,hroplc views,
pesse give this insertion In yoar paper and nope
The shove precsuion may be universally s1opted
through this widely spread counri where railroads are
90 r.picly incres slns In every dire elton
~ Very well. so far but !. is also most esir-
able that deaf people and those not 50 deaf snail
in some way be impressed with the improPrety and
s,ol.hsrdiness Of walking upon Railroad tracks. II
people will persist in making fooipsths OF rail
tracks there Kali be accidents thereon Is not this
manifest We sh.uld like 4 law making IL man
slaughter in a conductor to destroy human life IN
any way aud declaring It misdeneanor TO walk
upon a Railroad track. These two provisions
would probably abate the evil. Ed Irlb.
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Lesi.Iatureof ..srEeiaL SESSION.

gNATE. ALBANY, Nov. lo-7 7. NJ.
The Judicigy Committee reported against aooi'
isbpg the ofIc Of Notary Public. The report was
agreed to. -
The Committee Of Conference reported disagree
ment on the General Manufacturing bill. They
reported resolution that the House adhere to It's
vote ofnon- occurrence with the amendment OF the
Senate to the ILL., The report, after long debate
was laid on tn table TO be printed.
Weather vey fine and and warm.
Consderabssnow fell at Quebec and Montreal
on SATURDAY LAT.
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LADIES BEAvEK Hars.-At GzSISs, 2ii Brcsd~ay-A
large assortment Of Ladies' Beaver HGts, newest style
black and drsb constantly hand at CSslSs, opposite
81. PauPs Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

PRTKRsBURG Nov. IL. l-47.
r eturns iroi the 9Th District, Louisiana md
cs,as the reelection OF Morse. Loco, 10 Congress.
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TO Information the subject Of sdvertsn; or 'et
scbng for newspapers Of other cities and towns may
had Of " X. PALMEs the Agent who is duly appon1ss
10 transact for popnetors Of the best pas'
~ "a whole cuuutTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

MISSISSIPPI ELEcTloSs-For some months past
y,olent canvass has been going 10 Mssissppi pre-
nsratory 10 the election OF Supreme Judge Of toe
State Judge shsrkey. to old incumbent, wao i 3
whig 40 s5e man. and admirable jufst made hitn-
elf obnoxious TO the radical Loco Focos. the repuds-
tors by his decision IN a bsnk thu, came before
him Re would not release the bank debtors from their
obligations % psy. Ia opposition 10 him. the sdcss
nominated T. W Wilkinson. Uhe Judge wilkins N that
was connecisd with the Gait House tragedy 10 tins c'iyJ
Who II Appssrs became svOwed Loc0f0co Tor fne
occasion The canvass have stated vs 10 rg and
fierce but III result hororsble 70 the Mssiss ppsns
to the people whose fellow citizens have 60 goriousy
distinguished them selves upon the battle hsids q Hsxico
We learn from the Jdcts0H SOlr0H otthe Stu INST That
Judge shsrkey Ia elected ~ overwhelming naony
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CONSTIPATION. lcOsTIyENEss)

rTy- obstinate inyeterste and habitual constipsrn
tcostiyenessl only totally overcome bat comPsxI
destroyed without using either medicines, injections
baths BY natural simple and infsble means, rscshnJ
discover ed in France, by NJ WARRIOR, g. Rue Rehshs'
Paris" a.
Just published price 20 cents the fth English from =.
twenty second French edition, Of the above Treatise f
At the National Depot Of Wzson Of Pans sstashhsi
McCOTTsR Co.'S drug store, successor Hsmn1ona
Coz "a Broadway three doors south Of stevars De"
Druggists abroad DESTROYS OF introd ueing wsons Era
ena their respective cities or towns will be dealt WIN
Ss.eso ~ sss Of poBs % ae 9rS.
e. All diseases q The mead face and hands, such %
scprvy eryrpeia salt fheum, itch, sores, sore Desu
heads tan freekles sanburn, norphew yeDow aan
moved persons who use the bath freely should rssrnba
that more than water IL required 70 emose tne hsn.
skin diseases for years and after trying everything 10 yss
have been cured By washing the sam WIN Jonss tA
Chemical Soap and conscisntously offer t for any
the above complaints Il ispsticalsry adapted 70 per
sons from the sunny South They would find their sss
must be sure TO ak Tor Jones Chemical Soap there are
numerous coUntere- and 70 buy nowhere else IN Nes
Yoxs bat AZ the ssa Of the American Eagle e. Chatas
AZ Price % cents nl72sod
p,,cvo.,y osy sTII-TSe .C.Tg-C;r.a,s SPOT, s,sins
on clothes &c. The Magic Essye Soap removes sssnk
" grease spots stains from clothes e3rpe weocns A
with Djur sasi1s the p-r cleaned new s , so sH'
Rad THIS LErrsE. B.LD HEaDs-who viii b. without
beautiful be Of hair when they have one of tnes
shilnss, Twenty years Toe. Of hair AID isf1
toretion pA.iiNost, Ss',,. -, Tt.h
DEAs Sra: The powerful effects Of Joness Cols, ~ =.
Restorative has been Gecisyely dsmonstfaie' ~ -
essss Of several respectable citizens OF ne
account Of your selling three shilling trial
without tear One instance, which has sifaesea
lar atspton Is the case Of gentleman VINO mao
90 hair Tor twenty years he had tried numsioas -
tons in vsin, ultimately had his bead $3.50
worsa At my recommendation, be tnea NJ - a
tive and stsr using IT, according 20 the dsen'., \,
.bort tine the yoaag hair appeared, and he mas "" "
hAs hs'l y 9, "a ' JOHN KILvJSGToN
To DIR. = JosEs. 49,. .,o,, ,.,u.
f. causes eyebrows 70 grow prevents ns nal :
in grey end the first application causes - s.' "a
fully frees 10 rom sc1rf, sod stops u IRON isss A.
1s "sa VI 'H' A"'s's'A nil 9tso<
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y The ST. Louis Union thus moralizes on the

defeat OF its party in this State;
1t far better Tor the party that OH taiztd nt dbo-
lonsa should 90 0rer The eHeny than remsin In our
camp embracing such Leresy The slouRhiDe process
will leave the Democracy Of Eew-iork IN sound con
dition.'
Sound yes like tlnkling brass, an empty
sound
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Business Notices.

~ A complete list alphabetically arranged, d all 10
cities and principal Of all the States In which nest
papers are published may he had gratis at the Assncln
the Tribune Buildings directly over the publication on"
OF this paper IL also contains the farms Of sdyeanf-
from his lat such sections of country be ssectet
are hest suited extend the various kinds Of busne" 10
pending In any upon the custom q the county
Tar and near, wholesale or retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

PHor AoAssIz-We have been unable to PabI'h
his gsn,lemsns tenth Lecture this morning In eoase
ouenes Of the diagrams intended 70 illustrate il not
being prepared Ia time. We hope 10 have II ready Tor
our Hxsning Etiton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

N.vAL--Ata late examination Of candidates ioi
admission into the Enrneer corps. inc boaId u-ins
$1,000 If tho Fosin..r N chief Charles II HasWeli
and Chief Engineers william P. williamson and VII
n.m seweu. Ir the iollCEng named persons were re-
ported a. qualified for wsrrsrts
A,A2i A.sistsnLM Qsinn Of Norfolk. lngnia, -
A, "a A.sistAnts WIN 1euible lisll OF Nsw-forki {
WIGHT Geddes Of Baltimore and Richard Z Pots o
Ws,nIpgtou. lWssbington Union.
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Erom lAe Dtoa DalIa Gaseae.

HENRY CLAY on TIRE MRxicAS WAR-l, "a hardly
possible 70 over estimate the importance Of the step
tsken BY Mr. Clay The country has Tor some tune been
growing more and anxious az 20 he objects the
copse aud the duration Of this war. The ssu
,ude " be- assumed toward II has been matter Of great
psrpexity with we'll meaning citizens who while they
heartily cond. mn Its origin and deplore iis existence,
are uncertain how far their obligation TO taer country
commit. thcm to is support and prosecution The bold
and decided stand taken by Mr. Clay will do much good
Copsress has right know for what this war Is prose
cutsd More ths II has the sole authority 20 pre-
scribe the object for which 1t shall In future be wagod
whether II agrees with Mr. Folks original purposes or
not When Congress has done ts duty of thus defining
the object Of the shsll begin 20 know something
about the probability OF its termination
H. - We fervtpty hope, Congress takes the wise ano
prudent position OF Mr. Clay that tho acquisition OF Mex
lean territory 10 object may with him look Tor
peace within sixty hours Ths slug srcka sewers tue
ordisn knotsolses the whole difficulty of the Mexican
war We do not want Mexican territory. We have no
need OF IT, With Il we must take p ople which can
NOT be- incorpo atsd with Its annexation will give
rse 10 conte nton which will destroy the Union. Msx
loo has nothing elias which get but this worse
than worthless thing Having made up our minds 70
have nothing do With this does any one spprehend
thsro will be any difficulty In obtaining pesce shai
wc 90 ON fighting for what would not,ake sss gin =
To have nothing show for what has We go dearly
may seem humilistng termination OF the war hut the
disgrace belongs those who Involved the country In
war without an object
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

THr FIRE At TorsHAM-In addition 70 the lum-
her AID mills about bcefy feet OF the bridge over the
AniroscosEin destroyed by thu FIRE VI tbs 18Th
TIE ms and lumber we're owned As follows by John
snd William Barron. one say valued Al 5000 ana cr-
Der al about 81 600. BY janice and HznnAa Ta,npson
and Joshss Hsskell one saw $1,000. trd lumber D
longing 20 Hsskea valued =. about 8 90, b lahez
aud Nahum Perkins snd David Serioner. saw e2Ooo
And .onns lumber By Jesse D. Wilson and y. B. Frost.
one saw s. 600 and lamser belonging - Wilson valued
At about GOO. TIE Msssrs Barron and Hssss Z were
psr.ly insured on ulls Lumber mol Insured The 10
"a loss Will not fail short OF $4,000. Bath lr oane
FlRf o. MoUSr TcN-A ERE broke out on the
southern side Of Mount Tom, u THURSDAY an Tnoca
asst ard wss rot stopped until the afternoon Of TIE fo
lowing day About 100 were turr; over oasuoy
ios much valuable timber. The IRE durins IhursdsV
asaS scsa great distance II being csr the san-
nit Springfield Reptile, a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

CAPITAL PUSIsHEENT.-The Government OF the
little Republic Marine in Italy Ia ilniiane the
example OF its neighbor. Tuscany IL has appointed
commission charged with the elaboration Of the project
OF new penal code suppressirg the penalty Of death
and substituting therefor other penalties la Tuscany
the abolition Of capital punshmonih has been already act
90 upon A. long so ~ last August the Grand DUKE
appointed the commission with instructions 10 suppress
entirely The death penalty snd to replace Il by solitary
coufueneut soa hard labor The experiment on this
small scale may show somewhst the tencencies OF such
changes.
~ We cut the above from the Nec York
Erangeiisf 1t will be remembered that the Death
Penalty was once before abolished in Tuscany, bat
was restored By Bonapsrte. The restoration hs'
been used SIS an argument IN favor Of the necessity
Of the Death Penalty, whereas it grew out OF Bona
parties wish to have ali laws uniform in bis domln
ions The fact that It has again been abolished II
| Tuscany speaks volumes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

~ Commodores Morris, Ridgely and Morgan,
arrived In this city yesterday from Washington sn1 Pu
mn Al the N.,ions Hotel Rgmor connects their VISIT
with an Inquiry into the facts concerning the nre when
occurred en- board the frgae Rsran few weeks $50.
Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

~ Don't miss h..rius the ELisP Al ssssnsners before
tisy leave the American Mussum. Ils is her Sat day
bat ThsJ arpear IN 10Th afternoon performances,
-.-r.-> 49, Pss Moris. Great Western and other
ssIhs coIscticl q ctriosties car be sec a
es q iisslg Eiehy worth : v!s.
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Fyom As syracuse Daily Journal.

syxxcY OF Henry CLAY We give. In another col
ump \ telesrsphc sketch Of this speech delivered at
IeYnstop on Saturday. Men Of all parties have been
Locking for IL with the most Intense socifude ana no"
upblie anxiety will be In measure relieved by The
ssSre abstract Of H. which has already been conveyed
10 All of the country the wings OF lightning
The friends of freedom sste with The noble posi-.
tIons assumed on the great and absorbing question OF
extending the sres OF slave territory ana The emosr-
raising exigencies Of our relations with Mexico
Mr. Clay II we msy judge by tho abstract OF his
soeecb has met these great With biz characteristic
fanhnes and with toIdne that shows the trmness Of
those principles upon which be acts ss Statesman
Tho truthful and unsBsweraole distinction between
granting supplies and voting lie ss was the case. 10
worthy the high source whence II cmaDstes The IN
ust and oppressive demands Of Government In ash
ipe ipdemuty-indeed every question growing out OF
the war he's and have no doubt tatisfscto
rily answered 10 the speech
A usw impulse will be given 10 sns deep and almost
trreprsssible enthusiasm for Henry Clay, when bis
speech shall have been read. To attempt 10 restrain
tbc popular feeling would be worse tnsn madness No
man has % firm hold the affections OF the people as
Henry Clay and that he svows himself among the
proeressy. friends OF Freedom he will be- borne along
With an enthusiasm before Witnessed In this coun
try: -. Nj .h..,.
rally around the standard molly rssed by Hnry CLAW
At Lexington The liberty loving portion oi the south
must welcome the sentiment Of "nomore Territory -
There are men 10 the slsveholdIpg States ano the nun
bar "a constantly increasing who vii give their entire
support 70 the prnc,ples embodied In sentiment THAI
90 sldly sdheres To all the compromises OF the Cons
tuition and YET fully meets the wishes OF GIL who op
pose slavery greatest rational evil We'll may II
BE- said that the next Presidential question Will be set
tied by that speech.
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r---~ ax Worcester Mass Trasrsps.
AVS SPEECH We have brief outline OF
siHenry Clay, delivered 81 Lexington On
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Re.nanse of the Peopie (.

As the hssty and imperfect synopsis oil ny
CLArs Speech at Lexington flies over the length
and breath Of the land. the hearts Of the humane
and confederate are thrilled With patriotic and Joy
ous enthusiasm Those who hoped are confirmed
those who doubted that Mr. Clay would take broad
comprehensive, and truly National ground IN oppo
sition to the wbole'drama Of Iniquity, Hapacity
and Carnage, Of which Mr. Van Buren, was the first
and he the second victim. confess their dssppoint
ment Mr.. Clay has added one mcre 10 tho many
proofs Of his exalted sta,esmanship and lofty devo
too to Right. 1t is possible that he has agar
proved himself better man than this People de
serve or will select as ruler bat we do not believe
il. However let the Future speak for i.seli-
enough for to day that he hes done bis country
service for which she will honor bis memory
through ages and that. if the direct consequence
TO himself were to be desertion and contumely, hi
should not be- and we trust as not, the man 10 re
gret it.
But this cannot be. The following are but par
Of the articles Of like purport which reached US By
yesterday mornings Mails with not one so far Al
we can recollect Of an opposite character VIZ
publish DO more, simply because we cannot make
room for them. So far not one Wing paper that
we have seen has indicated opposition TO the views
taken by Mr. Clay, Int one the Boston Courier has
found fault with the Speech at all. and this solely
ON the unworthy assumption that Mr. Clay had
stoep tbe thunder of Mr. w ebster The Courier
objection is not that MIR Clay is wrong bat that be
10 too completely right-suspiciously So On the
other hand hear the Press speak
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~ Mr.. o. NJ. Foster of the NewHaven
Route, has our thanks for copy OF the Boston Alias OF
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z; prl.asLo sxi'"' Secretaries
un-M.nSers are particularly requested 70 attend
...,,I,, and pune,ually business Of importance viii
IT, -. IN. COMMITTEES Mo ?.
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Pace ONLY OsE SHILLING CAKE -GTease spot, s,sin
on clothes The Magic Es.ye Soap removes instant
" grease syos stains from clothes esrpe, weoens ss
with Djsry, leaving the part cleaned new, brtnt sn'
spot!ess Sold AZ 81 Chsthsm.st nlI Zeoa
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yov.s Mep.-A special meeting Of thu COMMITTEES
IN :, Is. Brosdwsy House, on Monday evening
Nv a At o'elcck By order.
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NRW.YORK ELECTION.
DELAWARE co.-loasIL


Se4dto- .Anaben.... .2lll Bs'ts ---....---Z51 80
fsssrbiyl Goodrich 80. eOi Townsend lto9 ..
. John Calhoun. f4utlRsIt-unoF posed ID
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ToHPKrys CO -lOGeisl ]
XVl-r SENATE DIsTaicT.
g.-..L fffNfn HIatT.

Msj for B1 arc wig IS. Pom in q. go
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

promote physical PET
puposs
good Of mankind be hoped therefore, that eed
their mastery ts cure Of d. ass
meet with that which their value their nesnbl
posanee TO The afflicted demand
Their names and uses as fenow.'-
PULMONARY POWDER or syRuP-GoT Cold. Coughs. Con
| sumption Splitting OF Blood, pain al the breast &C.
ALrERArivB POWDER BALsAM-lor a Impurite. OF
the Bood-fot serrfa Salt cum
ot MefeuraL syphhte and erupve dscs.e.-whe
feyer Sores. Fisiulas and all eutaneous affections
RESTORATIVE WINE RTrrERS-for all Ccmplains
General Debnty Dysrcp.a wosk Lungs eompan.
PILE .LEcruARf-for ncmOrIhods fnes-sn internal
NEUrRALIZING MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDiCINE-Gor
Cholera Moreu, pyscntrp Darrh~a Summer Complaint and
FEVER AND AGUE nowDERs-fo BIiou. 10
DIArHoRsrIC or FEVER rowDERs-ror all reSrie and In
DIUREC DRors-Gor Gravel and all affection, Of the Kid
neys-foT Cystts ncmsturia ard all Urinary Diseases
NrlBlLious FAMILY PHYsC-a eoma.et, substitute fOr
VEGETABLE EMErIC-i0r Colds. Fevcr, Innammatory com
plants Sc
HEFATIC OF LIVER PII.Ls-for all Liver complaint. &C
RHEUMATIC LiouiD-ror Rhcumat,m. spraip. spinal Iut
tation White sweihs Paralysis
sUDoRIFIC rNCTuR. OF SWEATING DRoPs-for violeu,
Col' feve lnhamnatons Peuri'y, Neuralgia Bilious Cole
WORN PowDER-for Pin. Tape. and Worms; and
also 70, al diseases DIS, arising from wOtns
NERVOUS rILLs-for Neuaisia and all neryou, diseases,
VEGETABLE ANrEBIIloUs PiLLs-for all Bliar dseascs
ANTI DysrErrIc TONIC PILs-for Dyspepsia or Ind
rc.ion abtual Cosvenes- Aeid stomach Heartburn
Pain in the Breast and side, DIZZINESS. &C
COUGH DRoPs-ior Colds Coughs Lungs
namnaon OF ,,uon OF the Bronchial Tubes Consumption &C
IRRITATING PLAsrER-for all deprecated pains InnAmma
FEMALE PIIs-t Choro.is and other female Complaints
CATARRH PowDERs-for Catarrh and all obstruction, the
head
An these Medicines put up --odate
and have his and
imposed spurious mutations counteres or urropour
articles got up by by makers and vendors OF ra'en, NJ dt