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Daring the last week two public entertainment"
or junketinss were given al the expense o. 0Di
City. which We would gladly ps" over n .nen'e
were it not that they belong to class ~ni0n
increased i. increasing. and must be diminisheo'
and which nothing but an aroused pubic fentineH'
can ever put f. stop 70. We allade OF oooi'e' y
the fessts given TO Secretary Walker ana ni' PA.y
AZ the Aims House and on the occasion Oh 'ne ''''
Of that Secretary and his party 70 tne 'O'0"
Aaueduct &c. belonging 10 our CITY.
Letu,s.ste explicitly in advance tha'~e n.eno
10 ,r;gl,e,t reflection on the Secretary ano nis
travelling coT.sge by these remarA'' Inc! se'eu'
90 n,s,ore ike gentlemen knew nothing OF the
machinery BY which these entertainments were
-, n, nor how they were paid for, and woald
Io.h.i,., have rreferred 10 eat their own dinners
:, .h.i- o,,,, temporary homes and pay tor them as
usual BIZ, this would not have suited tne ena'
nor .sta,ed the appetes Of the eontrvers oil THESE
f,oHcs who chose to ride and to feast IN hign COM
many and ut the expense Of anybody but them
selves.
Who were the getten up Of the Croton Excur-
sion we cannot ssy the visit to the Aims House
Blackvens Island &c-Or rather the feast winch
ia chief attraction TO the Of the company
"
-wss Of course the work Of Mr.. Commissioner
Leonard. or got up on his responsibility. The e1-
pense TO the City Of this single irolc has been es'
tinated in our hearing at Fifteen HuHdred Dollars
rather a liberal item TO be added TO the actual
cost of supporting the Poor, and thus furnish another
,srt n the Journal Of Commerce for its frequent
diatrbes against the expeDsveness and folly OF our
public provision for Paupersm and to aid IN tanning
the smoulderng ashes OF Natvism into blaze Of
sordd indignation against the halt and the lame.
the crippled and vicious millions whom Europe is
said to be vomiting our shores
Nor is this all The numerous and voracious CO.
hort rallied by Commissioner Leonard and AID
Purser and led on TO their onslaught upon the dam
ties provided by the former at the cost Of our tax
payers was composed in good part OF their political
and personal cronies Of the Custom House, etc who
will be most vocferous in holding it up to the Peo
pie next Spring as 4" Wig extravaganza Here
were the spouters the wireworkers, the pamph-
letters. providing material for their own future
charges against the present Common Council here
were Loco. Foco Editors made happy on the cost
lest wines which will figure in their own columns
next Spring in illustration of the reckless waste
and dainty tastes of Wig Aldermen and riding
all day in coaches for which the City must pay, and
directly we shall find their papers blazing with
comparisons Of Wig carriage-hire with that OF
former years under Loco Foco rule. Ought we to
see this 90 on and keep silence Ought not the
Tax.pavers and the Council to look to it We do
trust that not without another meeting OF the Coun
Gil will trsnspire without witnessing the passage OF
an ordinance expressly and utterly prohibiting all
such Teasing at the Citys expense hereafter
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CONTINUATION Ico,rIrrrr,,l DESTROYED.

Obstsafs nyetSrate and Aabtfsal Connigaor lCsfne
aess) not only toay CONF bzt also egmSsfffy -
tyoyef uitaoaf a-s ff<r pxrzatues, tnjefsH o. On
b. nafsrai, snap<, Agreeable aAd Ufailitt ~ssss
oeafly dUcoreTed N Fraaos ty VI Wpt0H, - h~ h'eHe
luex, Payt." Price ~ csols -
r. This greai remedy 10 Bsht pslsi4bis and deb
cious food, called " Ergseols"-s vegetable fsnns-"
SONS fsspects resembling srfo~rooL -. 81,
The aDoye treatise and Eryaents constsnhy on -.
the Nat0ral Depot Of Warrior, Of fsrs, expressly es
hshss for their sale, AZ HAMMOND CO.'S dfss "a "a
z1S Broadway, corner Of CbanDersG three co"'s
Of 5luargs marble building .,....<.
Booksellers and Druggists sbfosd. cesifoos OF nao.ss
Ing Ervslens 10 tnsir respective ciies OF Own
b. dealt with favorable Lsuns. BY sddfessinE
Nsw.Yofk. suli 2a~inWss
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u The DAILr NKws. Philadelphia. has just
come TO hsnd-'he nr number having missed Us II il
an able on'spoien Wine paper. issued at the lowest
price, and equal In every respect that wherein IL
10 much superior, to the prssica sheets which have for
years been poisoning the Political atmosphere of Phs
dslphis under the garb Of neutrality We understand
that 1, has already secured liberal Subscription. and
we see that /, 10 well hled with Advertisement Lei the
whss of the entire region which looks to PhaaelpA.
for intelligence take care that the DAD, Ness has Hee
raj support Any one OF than who 10 willing 10 do halt
d.ys work for the whis viii just hit II BY draw.
ing ups subscription paper ssd seeing how many sss
scxibsrs he can obtain tor the Ness.
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YALE CoLLEGE.-The Bsocalaureate Discourse
before the Senior Glass Of Yale College was preached on
Sunday evening last by Prof Fitch The Professor says
the Herald mentioned that he had ofeised In the Col
ege pulpit for thirty years The present class WAS The
only one in all that period which hsd no, Lost mem
Der from death during the four years Of their academic
course and hi, rendered the more remarkable mas
much a. 1t Is the largest class which was ever graduated
there and be might have added the largest which has
ye, been graduated in the United stses He farther
stated that the whole number Of students who bad gone
out into tho world from the Institution during ihess
thirty years amounted 10 than two thousand Ave
hundred Of these about three hundred have already
dinS
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CHISsst JUsx Our citizens, aware 81 he fse, a..
Chinese Junk VII not remain here sner uls -. y
crovding down 10 see her In greater r1mbers -, ~,
have done aimee she arrived Dursg The ~ho. N VI
dsy as n|ry sliv~ ~h visi'ers. AID W.. a. ystf
. nod-ris esicuisfion hat Sheen thoussrd r., -.
and children her between he hours Of air 80
THIS 10 81 first eight extraordinary; bot vhsn
The Chisese Known 10 BE- a ecceruic ~ - a
race. it 10 . Of wonderm-rt lhst a.. ahes
been visited more. However. ve have 10 eoaas a. ~
tew days viii be taken ssvsntzss o. f5r lh.re a. -,
sbousnts who have no, yet seen her, ban who are
mined 10 DO 90. Ars.
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PJacido-Cuba-I Liberty.

To hs Editor Of The Tribune
A communication lately appeared In the New
York Sun. touching the Cuban Negro Poet Piacldo'
and which alludes to him in manner that oetrays
either an ignorance of his character or deterfni
nation TO make him Infamous simply because the
ATTEMPTED revolution which lost him his lie inter
fres with the political schemes peculiar institution
ro,iaps of the writer Pscido the head OF an or
.n,zston al Mstsnzas aud elsewhere the Island oil
cpba having for its object freedom from Slavery Tor
,ba black, of that Island IL not an organization
p., tar,. az In the Revolution Of 10, 90 much vsunt
edbut sgsins, actual letters and whips whose marks
and scars might be traced every plantation and yet
,bi. eabolo" OF the New York sun God grant he 10
not an American or a man calls the attempted revolu'
,os for the freedom of millions Of horribly bond
cd human beings an stroeious conspirscy" should
Bks IN sea scabOa under the full enjoyment Of that
y,gi,q> which reused the noblesouled Pseido,-then
uerbaps the principles OF American Liberty might In
soiye a daerent estimate Pacdo a patriot and q
holy MARTYR He actusted by the highest influences
tina, ever inspired humanity 10 resist oppression. He
met his death and all the SCOTS and orurss which tho
ipquisitorias Of Spain could nhic without yielding
point or betrsyng accomplish. Cuba has few such
men If she had all her bonds would have been cast
deep Into the Gulf long ago Placido wss true Poet,
too as well a. Patriot and Martyr and the soul that Is
exalted by poetry has such cognzsnce q God that
IL scorns human bondage Almost bis last words 10
prison before being led out for execution form one OF
the ofest hymns Liberty recorded In any Language
send them TO you, though they appeared In your pa
per soon after bis deah-because, believe, they will
put blush of shame upon the cheakQ N any one who
could brand him an arocious cohsprstor" The
prayer they breathe God grant will be answered
LIBERTY. by PLAciDo.'
o LIBERTY | wait tor thee
To break this chain and dangeonbar
hear thy spirit calling me,
Deep 10 the frozen North siar
Win voice like Gods and yissge Ike star.
Long Graded by the mountain wind
Thy mate the Eagle and the storm,
Arise and from thy bro" unbind
The wreath that gives II starry form,
And smle the strength that would Thy strength deiofm
Yet Liberty thy ds~ning Light
Obscured by dungeon bars. shall cast
A splendOr on the breaking night,
Add tyrsnA, flying pale and last
shall tremble At ny gaze, and stand ashsstl
Wrlssn, while u prsoo, Jast before being shot
Truly yours HUMANITY
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10.

u Tia Nag SAis C0npeafaoa. 70 nominate Secretary
of stse CONTROLLER &c. will assemble at Syracuse on
"Wednesday. Oct g. II 10 TO consist OF enc Delegate
from each Assembly District In the State, 70 be chosen
By the wbis Of such District In such manner ~
the County Committee shall direct
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GOLD PEss-These articles are now - well iao~u n,
their merits need not BE- told The only question
where 10 get the best We say the beat assornsa
whou, exception, Is TO be found al the New-yort Go4
Pen Co.'S depot corner Nssssu and John sta lap siam
Variance IS Johnst
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In sight Of mortal and imnortal powers,
AZ 90 . houndless theatre, TO run
The great career Of Jitsfiee.

~ MARTIs THE FouNDIISG. or The Adven
lures OF Valet de Chsmbre: BY EUGENE SUE has
JUS, been fairly issued in two volumes a, 30 cents each
by Williams Brothers "a Annst This ls great book
with great faults well as merits and unhsppily
lts good points least likely to attract the mass OF
novel readers II ought, to be very widely read and pom
dered and we trust il will beThis 10 styled an usrs
ted Edition, but 4, s hardly the better for ia usrs
s--- B.L &C., Ii--si-rs Of translation so frequent In
the former version eoreeVo, ~v snsn "u '-''-"''
~ "THE MsER's DAUdHTrR; by W. H.
ArNswoRrH has aso been issued by William Brothers
"A Annu 1t Ia of class of novels written Tor enter
tsInment mainly and by which We are seldom enter
taned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18

IT- Traceios and Ola7s leaving the City 10 tas -
noon are Informed thu, an Epsains Edn Of Ta< I''s'
isprinted every day containing the Stock Sales
News BY the Southern Mail, &c up 70 o'clock ?,
curing Of the Newsboys for tho Esesias Ea'nss -.
Tribune every one viii DO able TO take ain A''
stsss nsvs up 10 tho time Of leaving thu CITY.
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Busineso Notices.

cH,,NaS's AMERICAN wfSG.Boox. New Eeia.s
OF No The kul edition Of his work being nesflI a.
hau.se new edition Of % coo copies 10 nov passs,
through The press sad will DO ready about The fsa
September
The Drawing Cspy.BOok, No. ?, will b. ready o u
,sgh inst
The second number of The prswing-sook' "heasl
complete tho elementary part progressing a. rspdJs
cArefa execution Of the and elshera'e hese,
ton. will allow and IL Is now expected that IL will.
ready for delivery early ID November
resehe. snd others Interested 10 The Art are inysi
call and examine the work.
suls6tsoi j. R.DFlELo' Snnoa hal
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premium GoLp Prss-PRIcEs AGAIN RfUvosn-iw
GRsAroS 4 Co. II CedsrsL New-YoTk, or IS Chesrat
St Philadelphia wholesale snd resil dealers In ootPts
and gold and silver Pen and Pencil Cases have pos -
daced their prices low 10 defy competition sndsa
og-r to purchasers advantages that cannot be me'wa
anywhere else II requires 50 cents lees to buy aPsa
them ihsn any Others Ia he trade Gold rene eaesi
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~ WHITE TEETH AND SWEET RhRArH are s"'p
secured by using Peine's Oris Tooth Paste only SG
50 cents each jar clear and white skin 10 cenaau
you u.e the Tablet of Pearl and Aabss,er 70 cent? ~
box Persian Vanilla Soap or Cir Ashley Cooper' Louaa
so cents each TO purify the blood and for other css's
rovn.end's sarssparills Van Hsmberts Female Mouth
" Pills or Richardson's Psnsces, asl each for ns
At +. NJ GuIoS's, l27 Bowery corner Grand''t
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BIZ telegraph to The Tfibsne.
RRamTffR sOuTH.

RICHMOND. Aug. IL. lsf7.
The Southern train failed to connect 81 J" e'o'"'
No mail whatever South Of Weldon.
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n Person vishing The Tribune leit at AeH TO-.
encs or at thst spIsAas Of business. win plesss
note through tho Post Once leave word q ns'e
,hs publishing oGss-
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r. Country dealers bear 10 mind that he ginsl snt
only Irs Oufzucs Italian Msdcaed soap for The Of
tan PIN pies IN the ssin, red
o@.s snd Inc uhos hosi Of cutsneo1s disorders 10 70
bad Only Dr. FELIX 1oUsAUOs sole DEPOT 81 Hslasf
sup Two from The corner OF Broadway, where ng
be had bic Liquid ssselabs Rouge LAZY W he Hair Dye,
and other cel-bfsted toilet preparations kemsmhef 40
place q WskefsL or you will be cbestsd - nahseroas
eoonsersiis abroad, more especially IN Corisndsl
via
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re- DR woouRUfF's DYsEsrEKy CORDIAL has saved
The lives Of hundreds Of brave volunfe" 10 hesoJ
II. timely use - the certificates Of h,r officers VIII sSos
by refsrrrg The adyei.emeni 10 ih' DAY p,fer aesS
ed DR. woodrua's Dyseuieiy Cordial which hss usEs
,,,.a O., ,f,e In angle instarcs wners drecuors hr
bee N followed. aulo, issA
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North Carolinn-IXih District.

North Carolinn-IAfh District.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WNToS, NJ c. Aug. b. ls41
Mr. EDToR-I NOW send you the official r.
nns of the IXh Congressional District formerly repre-
ented by Hon Kenneth Rsyner, and for the past two
years by Hon. ASS Bggs Loco, although the Wings
have now and always had majority of 700 to sOO
Oaflap's Msjor ities
BERTHE Co.............l4lP erquimons- .......-.2lo
Northampton .-.-..... % Pssquotank --.....-.2sl
Hartford. -lUe Camden ------.---- fV'
Gstes- 20
Chowan. "a Outlaws msjorities. i 32l
Biggss MGjoriies
mhrun To-
Oufrltuck
Wing majority IN the District. -..-----724
Yours truly, J. A. A.
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Members Of C0ngress.


We have already announced the election OF tre
Wings and four Loco Focos. The two remaining
Districts stand as follows:
pHh-J II. Thomas regular Leo has 1850 votes 20
345l for Boiling Gordon independent Loco, In all but
Msury County We presume Thomas is elected
XII The contest is close, but presume Frederic
Stanton Loco incumbent hss beaten Harris the Wing
candidate Ii 90, the delegation will stand Loco TO
Wing, as before.
Legislatue-The Wings have gained Repre-
sentative in each Of the Counties Of Bedford Lau-
renee, Roane, Greene and Hapkins-5 in all-with
the Senator from Hamilton. Marion, &c. They
have lost Representative in Weakley. They
are morally certain of majority in Joint Ballot
and we think in each House.
T. S.-Since we made the Governor vote. we
have received the returns from Henry Co in West
Tennessee. giving Aaron 2l7 to lie for Neil g.
where Aaron had .l76 10 7o5 Tor Foster two years
ssoa gain for Aaron of SO votes (Ths Is In COL Has
kells District where stternpt was made TO damage
him and the Wing cause by gsrbed report OF speech
he made In favor Of stopping ths War In Mexico had
some Ell, ct In certain Countes-Weskey for instance
bat not enough to accomplish the objects OF Ia con-
trivers)
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AsorErs HoIrDY AT THs hvsFrs-Telss sssu,
brsv d.y Al The Museum great nsuoers Of estr.s -
tine IN vsy roth amusing and Instructive. TIE IA, ~
lee1sou OF wonders from al parts Of The Eoos. esl.,.
h~r.r le..nn thsn u,cslhs of book study TIE essr'
usrt. In ne saloon are OF chsse ard snu.ng thsf.s,
r,n..ting ~ .inynx BY abe celebrated Orphesa tsr.
A c0micxl farce 6y Miss Bernard. Messrs Oswes ssrt
ard othera The Pssorans Representing ne ~hce y =,
CIV Of London with It's immense number OF pubhc "a
inxs bridge chipping Ne sre oil 10 oe seen Al az
~
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$. RsDPIELD, Cllnloa H.u

"RicHEtIEu" GoLD PESs-B. Y. WATSON Co W.
liam g. one door below Wall IT. opposite Merchsns u
change and }. \. % Fuison-si sell ali sst
Gold Pens. wholesale or retail al great redoescs Il
prce. They have the exclusive ssls OF the Rchsi.us-
price 81 and are the cheapest Pens In he sor
Levi Browns e. Peps paired.
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New Publications

~ "DTscoURsEs on the Uses and Importance
Of History By WIN c. RIvEs, Al Address delivered De-
fore the Historical Department OF the Alumni OF the Uni
varsity Of yirsina. June o. 1871" has been sent us
forming an elegant pamphlet of 57psges We have but
time TO copy from 1t and heartily commend the conelu
sion-as follows.
Blu, let |, ever b borne In mind that the silent yet
poant ministry Of good example. In the Intercourse OF
nations s thing entirely distinct from the arrogant ana
internedding spirit OF propagandsm we nave no n's
son 10 interfere with the institutions OF other countries
They are AZ free choose the forms Of pocA organ
cation they may consider suited TO their circumstances
n we are 10 pursue our happiness In tina modes we
Judge best for ourselves We may (without rreverence
or trus) suppose that We were placed ~
Omnipotent goodness this magnificent Continent OF
ours surrounded by the features OF grander Nature
brighter skies noblsr rivers, lottier mountains
In sight Of mortal and immortal powers,
AZ 90 . boundless theatre, to run
The career OF Jnsfice
To extend the limits Of empire BY violence and conquest
IA low and dlscredted ambition II Ia career which
others have run before us from Macedoniss mailman
70 the swede But 10 extend the moral empire OF Law,
of Peace of Liberty, OF Religion by exhibiting to inc
world the example Of people and government under
the habtua guidance of these vital principles OF higher
civilization is an ambition worthy OF the sge and worthy
OF America In pursuing this career W. shall consult
our trues, glory snd happiness The other pow
ers of the Earth will rse up and call ne blessed and
the nations OF the Old World when they the orb OF
day sink In our Western Ocean will ee that Il 10 only
to repair bis golden hood and warm them with re-
doubled ray"
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CAsrLF GsRDsS.--sach OF oar clfiz -ns as hsy. ma
nsii nlluo 20 49, 49,, - M essnns asys NJ,
xtty three To number under tho direction of 81,
rtpo are engsged 20 perform there. This exesilssf
psny are - avoraby known 10 me public tharss-
rs sv,nipg Verbs grand opers Ct Hernsni or H. -
titan Noble in which the whole company irrl,Sl..Nss
rhxrnipg TedescO will tske part Tbs ~ul b
ire public ard satisfied thai that the sresl.s -
as u IA fow from H. To morrow evening - L~l-
family Charles " insher and The Vaudeville Copper
.nn.sr a. u,ual and ssiOnish ell wbo behold 49, -
,srir ~ot dsrfsl performance On frcsy sren,., ~
Italian Troupe will perform Bellinis opers0 SOrss
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70 "a sn honest ruth that every vesuge Of sfupuoa
ana shgureenI disappears by ihs u the genuine
J0ness soap. leaving The slain 80 lovely en- lnants-
SOD only 10 NsN-Y0La a. g ChaLhAm.sL aals .lsod
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Y Mw.L PALMA 10 cur Agent for ~ -"
The Tnbuns b eyrssusa
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~ Thai splendid article Tor hair, Jobsss Corh
Hair Restorative, 10 sOd Ia kew-Y0rz only 81 81 Cbh
hamsL Price, S7t cents. sals zieod
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Law Courts.

MAINE CouEr-Befors Judge WstermAn.-Aadrsr
ua-z-r vs. MalAiss YaE YskAovea-Aetion for assault
and battery oy passenger IN the Dutch ship Eendrast
from Rotterdam against the CsptAin who IL 10 said
struck him three with his nst and threatened 10
%, him IN irons such shown % be the case oy
some witnesses. bal denied By othsra Judgment LOT
dsfs ndsnt For plsintf. Mr.. JOsehimssen for defend
M slosson- We understand the complaint against
Capt Van V. for bringing too many PAsssn gers nss
been discharged
USrrRD STATS MAHsHALs OFrcE.-A seaman nam
ed Tszas Tyler formerly belonging 70 the sehr Ellen
Per kins vas arrested BY Deputy Marshal Collins
charged with larceny In taxing % NE vessels oos'
about rear ago In Mstzsorda Bay. lli 10 said Tyler
s Tie vessel taking his clothes 10 the boat and the lat
nr was sfiervsrd found sunk He vw committed tcE
examination
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Rosa GovoNA-Here is an example afforded for
the encouragement, of class Of persons who
NIGH persevere under adversely, and overcome It, II
they would but try. poor and riendsss orphan, I'M
educated with no other than her needle BY which
to earn livelihood 10 filed with sisterly affection for
those in like condition and coutrives TO relieve few
thereafter to aid many and finally to leave an enduring
record OF her usefulness In the land Of her nativity after
long life spent In acts of the mos, pure benevoepce
The indomitsbe perseverance, and energy of Rosa Go
vons enabled her to make hundreds happy she taught
them to unite their efforts to labor together and TO ses
with system They were selfcontroled, and entirely
successful their gains were their own-no capitalist
sought shsre. There ere one or two presses In this
City who would be ready to denounce Rosa Govons,
were one 10 srise In New-York but We feel much in
debted ChAm5erss Edinburgh Journal for enabling Us
to place on record another evidence OF wisdom in weak
ness producing union and strength Sce outside OF our
Morning Edition for an interesting sketch Of this
markable wOmsn)
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IV7V- ID
Neil q Brown ahead $40. fos'ef ID w. 49,
Whis gain In East Tennessee. ...5s7'
Johnson and Morgan small Cos. to hear rOin
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sAsDsss.RsAPARLLAThe blood contains the clemens
OF tbs whole animal structure hesh end fbre, gnhl
muscles endons The rails. the hair and even The bonss,
themselves are all sustained by the blood. Well nay
IL be called the stream Of life. Ia proportion 10 10
purity will be that Of the substances into which COO
nnuslly changing Corrupt blood instead OF producing
health, /. likely enough to develop sores and uie,n
When hese appear whether In the specific forms OF sse
fua absceses NC or Of the ordinsry types there %
detergent lila believed tina, will so rapidly neussfsn'
virus in the bsod whence they spring, ss this psps
ton Natural action OF The excreiory organs rene~isp
pstif. ssJ -i.-. 80. sAs .-ss
ssrurtur 90 the afflicted hs' use OF MS medfcnsu
The uniform testimony OF multitude Of Alesied cus
abundsntly proves.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. " tD
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