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Readthe following addressed 20 the Rochester agent"
Mr,sRs Posi- ~ WlLLIs-Geats. u l. with no ordinary
feelings OF pleasure that enabled 20 inform you lls
cnre Ihaye experienced by the use Of Dr phans Nese
table pile Elecary which obtained from you in case OF
Piles with which have been afflicted Ny suheringshtNe
magined only hy those who have experienced IKE sfic
Having been 50 long and sorely afflicted am induced
N daes YOU thar thrOu ~ may make known 10 ny
friends and neil gibbons toe truly wondensi virtues q "
nh,n'. Flectnary which shall hereafter keep on hand
"a lind IL beneficial ina other respects removing Obstinate
costiveness morbid sccwunlaons IN the stomach ana
hows. ard 10 purify the b0odthus removing lhe Gauss
OF Piles, wtess . speedy cure must follow; go
needles 90 add that, previous - obanng IRE r. re
tuary you. bad corisalted many Of our De'
bn to httie or.n5 benefit should you know aease OF ma
Iauant Piles please refer them ~ me ~ my residence ia
No. town of Gates where shall be pleased 70 give hem
much more particular information than am aDe 20 90 ia
IN. cominunicsfion. JOSHUA BEAMAN.
MoRt RAPID cuRts--suRcicN. OPERATIONS AVOIDED.
gentleman, Whose name can D. seen A. my once ca =
Ell some six months ago and obtained bok OF
Fscfuary for himself Not LONG since the snue indlVdua
called % get box tor another person lie ten informed
me a. half box had entirely cured hn that no had re-
commended the rsmedy 70 SIX or eisnt ALL
oil whom we're cured n also recommended ~ am 70
lady who had previously and NJ me ne w. sunsf,ns
much from the but being under me care OF her
family doctor, declined usng H. Her CONDITION not peih7
improved by the attending physician second Wa e1e1
in Consultation and she was Informed thar nothing shorto
an orerafon could give relef-ths announcement Induced
her my Electuary and two boxes made perfect cure
sid yiois1sie and FETAL by WYATT kETCHAM,
l2i Falion-,t. Dr. A. Upham, 10 Bowery y - and oy
Druggists generally throu hOut tie Jalled ceies and Can
adas Price ~ box
NortcE-The genuine Electuary has the written sigma
turs thcs q = A. pAam, Nd The hsnd - also aono
,x,,h rsu au3l tme0d lstp
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~ ,,oorhend,. Graduated Magnetic Ma

rbine--Th.ss n=~ beautiful instruments nave r.
ceIvtd me genefs clln-n1slon oi 1nS h7ulcN pio.'
I'm OF lhi. civ 90 scce1l 81 lheh great simplicity sni
x-e @u-e They are cllidrrty recufnm ended IS pr
The most beautiful, convenient and etef4-A .flcle " Ne
80 ,ticb b., eyr bee. Introduced ih- public. In al
d.aass Ola ehrouc or character ne scce, a.
tenttng their usa truly wonderful Zach machine A.
.,r,.n.s ~ a manual win full directions aud IL war
rsnteo Ms1u'artsr-1 snd sod ~hDl.ssle and feis ~
AMI ID. C. MOORhEAO. -. Broadway, n. L.
I'll. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner u Deeds f0r
New.YSrk ana Conucrtic1f Tnnmany Hall - II
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DISASTER At SEA- letter from w. H. Luce.
frat officer OF whangshp Congress. 81 Mystic dsied
Western Islands aug b. states thlt shout three WEEKS
previous In lat 30 20 on o. . Capt lay or aud %"
steward vent into The OF the vessel 10 procure krs
Of paint sLi IN passing IL up deck the steward scs
denisy broke of turpentne. he contents Of when
took fire from lamp, and 10 IN iussnt tho cHon was
enveoped in flames. They Immediately rushed on
deck their having asO taken Orc la consequenca
of the ,urycntiDo which mad attached 20 them sni
which Mr Iuc. van.y endeavOrsd - suDaue by pour.
Ing water upon them The clothes OF the sleFsrd bad
become saturated with the nlsmmable liquid, and ~ r.
literally burned upon him that be- died Ia Intense tu
fsrng on the f. lowing day The crew eNeried in"nl-
selves IN pouring down The runkheht and sue
ceeded 10 removing four bags Of powder from the uSn
Of the chip aud fnsily ex,iu.ul-hed the mes -
Capt Taylor badly burned. chiefly ~ his eet, an
kles and hands and confined 10 bis bed until the
arrival Of the ship Fay -w days alter the aecid'ni
when he removed shore for medical attendance.
Mr Luce also slightly burned. hr. Luce shipped
four hands At Fays snf proceeded on cruise Tor
whales but without success, and returned u fayAl
about l5h Of August Or Capt Taylor, who had ~ Tar
recovered 20 te able 10 his duties IN proceed
ing on the voyage TIE Congress hat taken no oil
lN8w-Bolfori Mercury, 18th.
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INC >IocEI1Id1r- of tie NfsFioTk and tFle NlllI0ad
Company are hereby notified that ne annual election Tor
Directors lr the ensuing VIII be held A. The once OF
he Compenv 80 Q, " asi la the City of NeWl ork.
Tuesday Ire sh day Of October next from 10 clock A. d.
20 q o'cock p. NJ. 90, - o..
The transfer books viii be closed from the I'D Of sop
.euih.f Am tie day .er he election BT order ci Tie d.
rsrfors NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
New York. Sept. =. l8f7. DtoOl<
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SANFORD p. KELLOGG,
A 1vrnRN AT-I ANN. Once % I-ne-st s. LON

sANDFORD y. KELLOGG,
q TTORNEN-AT-Lt office i9 2 nest = louis,
fsssona business VIII be promptly and ialliay atenl-
Reier IN ves.rs T. 4 Beuo'.t CO; Loker, Reuiek a
70 fsnLens and Collin. kellu-f. - Louis Messfs Kan
in Dug.ee i Go Lawrence. ITlnh.e a CO hash Auch
IpeIo., I sons and W ". Pinues = c.. e~-lork.-
MessF. Collins Brothers. hartford - -A~oin.
V,oY -tIE-Tts stock sd fixtures u ladies' shoe
store lOneuf tie hesr iaca as lnthe ciiJi ANY one
With cash capital OF b. 1ht az Ten hun1rsd Dollars ma
ar OF goo opportunity " enter az i-o very resp e.
ABE bnsines. by addFessi4z : J iri1ane ytee - -
rI,UFu - ~ IT--Consist 81 fns cloth fr0ek or
or dress Goats ca-s ere Pants hn- i-et vets over
coat, and oak. With elegant SID Innings - % 30 each
business Goats q 10 -; vests - ceni % = SASn p.id
- s.-t. cf,fhin. geaniu- dying. repairing and alter
iug cheap and Fashionable cor OF N-''-- Ala a.
So
NTFN-YORk. HAyRE AND PARIS EMPRESS
~ AgENCl-tjfders. samples. cotii.--'pl. i-iieir'
az. ioI tAe FTsn1h steamer ., q, 'a ~. d.
80 :. LIVINGSTON, WILLS 60.
no NtNTFkCTJREE>.- OPPORTUNITY e Of
irel III pratt ca manufacturer ~ --.r IN iet-'- i
80 ~. ellefc1af Eullc ca il u -ioi 'ii ..e
hi a wool growing district IN ne 49,. -s . - :
- rs9- III is-re district in its uireca fe Fcin-
lions poet paid. giving rec h-u- inres
"a r-f-rence rected ~ sicrAns e iAe tfina.e VI
hce. wall be attended ~.
,x,o TtTIoR-.-rhe Fal snd Winter ? ,ssisn. iof
-, - "a ~rs ready for sale ~ TIE Office "a III fAh
=. ,,,-,l.rs-.t t1r~e doors west OF broad~aY-
49,. =. ect stock of tsil0rs shears pony,
cs.san. - 80 Tor sale cheap a. A hhs-i-s-h >
al .wDk.tW' L. ;. Fasi.oa IN l.- 40, - a.. =
LANES FITZPATRICK, who csr'e out IN asy
u - 800. 10 ind ts brother kielAla WHO AID, 70 Us
.',st,v in IA Whcn .ss heard from va IA AstsI
Iursrns Co Pa Any inloInson irr 90
Windsor, Broons GO. N Y, ssrs SAsE1 istnbni,Ws
n X - RslIesd'
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FRIGHrFUL ACCmENT--On Friday last, at
Friendship Alleeany Co boy year. Of age named
Jackson Potter Of Austin Foster OF that place wss
standing with his back part OF the machinery In
n eri.t mill biz hngers were drawn In between hor
zOata and an inclined wheel. Both wheels were OF
considerable width sud rovolved p, distance not ex
coed ~ two and bait inches ~ entire body Ot Inc
poor bog was drawn between them; aud tns only COZ
solsory circumstance for bis friends T. that his suffering
must have been Of short duration. II IL worthy ny re-
~. < 'hst the kin remained uubrOken. Bud Cou
FALL OF Pork There was sudden and I'M
looked Tor tall OF Pork in this city Saturday night which
created more noise-f much 40 eXciieine1t-ss
the recent failures In New.York Some 80 live hogs
mad been put on board boat Tor shipment half OF them
being placai on -lsa deck between the door and up
per deck. The false deck gave way, when thu whole
sss. mbly Joined in chorus which attracted the whole
neighborhood. Thirteen OF them were smothered be-
fore thay could he taken out Koch. Dem
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY ARD PU5LIsHERS,
WLRRs & WEILs,
- 3n+ I3i Na-hnu-sf. Y. \.
,r-=.. LETTERS 80 NEWSPAPE

-<sS>s LETTERS ayD NEW -PApERs 80
49, FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 800
~ letter bags are open % me ohiee->~e>
of The yewYork Tribune 0r on Foreign Ports, and OIL
letter. and newspapers posted in ihs oce will always
b. forwarded ~ the very earliest vessels tbs depart
nent - under tne special supervision % J. D. MO" fi
- well Known 5r m.nr years the experienced aud
efficient surerufondeuf of the Fore Letter Depart
rlent of the Newly OK Cts Pot Office
~ Letters and Newspapers VII he received A.
the Foreign shin Letter Olcr oi TIE New ofk irDns
for fhe packetshfn sN lTLENLAND, capt Ileichci'
which sails foG London on TIE lsf October
Also will be received. NJ the same pace ieiiefs aLa
NeUsuapers f.r the packet-shp ST NICHOLAS, Capt..
Fveleisf which sails for iavre on the lsi Oct.
a. vii h. received at fhe same psce. Letters and
Nevsrsr.r. flr he packet ship OXFORD, Capt Cool
manson. which sails i0r Liverpool on the lH oct
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Tom REYNOLDS, THE TAILOR NJ. p. FOR DUB
lin Cornell often defeated by the Orangemen,
in his endeavors to get elected NJ r. for Dublin bu, the
times are changed Tom Reynolds the Tailor, O'Con-
nes Grand Marshal of PROFESSIONS got himself non
mated for bit of iun, 10 makes capital speech lie
made grand hits at the Tory candidates, who expected
no real opposition and created such enthusiasm that
a poll was demanded. Members Of Parliament get no
pay and have TO pay the sheriff for the election
p nses Tom had not penny In bis pocket and the
Sheriff demanded $4,ll5 for bis share. The citizens
70 sed II ntsnily300 poll clerks volunteered did
200, carmen 70 carry voters 10 the poll. The Tailor
hes, the Tories and poor Tom Reynolds represents In
the Imperial Parliament. the renowned Capital Of Cd
Ireland Tom e a Repeater, OF course.
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70 Isaac CHASE, Jr. OF Parma, is the Whis
candidate for Assembly from the Third District of
Monroe County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

IL DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, wehear with hearty
satisfaction, is to be the new Commissioner OF
Pleadings and Practice, in place Of Nicholas HILL
Jr. resigned. Mr.. Field is a good lawyer man
OF original thought and thorough culture is master
Of the subject of Legal Reform and has substan-
TALLY right views upon it. Messrf. Graham aud
LOOMS will find in him an able and willing conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

TIE FEMALE ARMY Oh SWITZERLAND we
have mentioned IA previous num5er the two regiments
az the OF the Canton ct Jti. but We ma Ia
French paper notice Of them which We translate hier
ally. The two bstn,ions. numbering fourteen nun
dred females Ia military dress present An ASPECT at tho
same time formiis1ls and captivating Ia their evolu'
tons and discipline they are drilled to perfection. u
housIy enough. superiority OF form and beauty mas
been very much the reason al difference of grade the
handsomos of thu advance guard and tnis pos' OF
disiinc ion aud Danger seems eiingy conceded them
~ their companion ho less favored BY Nature
some classification hiss been guided by temperament al
90 The more vivid and dignity have been enrolled AS
voltlgeurs or ghthOrss-ths more phcgmac AZ gren'
silers. Those ahD have figures OF moro smo0HPoHi
are In the central body those of sgher forms are STA
toned At the wngs The aud rude are enrolled as
Dragons snd cahfiaTes. The creation Of this corps
(whch with ia discipline and enthusiasm seems likely
the hfsl tnrDs Of the coming political movement OF
Europe take possession Of the lleyetisn so) Il al
exercise OF the powerful genius Of SssSOeO, who has
reserved 10 himself tho general command.
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w DT. Elliott will lecture on Temperance on
Long sand this week and Ia NswJorssy nsyt week 10
ialsllDsRs VI bic appointments.
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U,HAT WE'LL KNOWN REMEDY for mo cure OF
i coughs coda liver complaint dysp~pss and cOnsnmP-
ION and I'll Diseases hat orig nsts from Impure bOoj
c.n h. had At ts prDpfslors Office Coufsnd a. and Of
dsa,oi.r. \, g.o.rsI snL hrodlsp
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ty GrRmr SMITH publishes the following n,

~ GERRlr eMITH publishes the following no.
tice in the Madison OJseyrr;
In tire lot of my remaining land eco
which are poor, and at present unstable They lie.
In detached parcels Of generally $50 o. $50 In the
north eastern part OF this State number of years
are charged upon them
am willing 10 give this land 70 sober industrious,
worthy lsndess young white men OF my county
Ga some of ths parcels there debts for purchase
money due to the State. These debts will myself pay
within six months.
propose 10 distribute this land smoug q persons,
VIZ HE first applicants from each Of the fourteen
towns In the County Of Madison. They must come
we'll recommended and must make their application be-
fore the frs, day OF November next Esch. on making
application will pay 81 TO the oxpeuie Of the
deed of the taking Of the acknowledgement OF rs
ton snd Of other writings attending the transfer.
The deeds prepared tor record will be ready for de-
livery by the 20ih day Of next November
Psferboro. StPt ls, ls41. GEkRll SMITH.
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PLANO RORTE MANIFACIO
. y0 FORTEs-0. L II. BA

PIANO FORTEs.-0; H. BAN
MORE offer for sale thoif nsnuisctory
4snd vsrsroom. sol bleeeker-st. sssoft-
urneut Of rosewood and mahogany Piano
oi tS-iy carved Gothic and modem Partisan Wylss
y, sno. or mechanical construction, sxcsisoey o.
arsm.osp and richness OF tone cannot b surpassed,
All where tie purchaser has any doubts they win - -
o. and any reasonable length Of time allowed 70 sny
him This. being new feature IN the business, " - I
porent the purchaser the market u full Of usge
calculated the inexperienced resposas -
r.utY with each instrument Reference " soms o.
families 10 the city. NJ. B--Pisnos 70 &c
IT a THE LARGEST sssof,n s.sss - -
~ ose,.d for sale, at N. VIA 49,
Wsrssoons, 80 Chsthsm-s1 s''ns' {"
- Mulbs5ry. -. -. ,str.l,ylv
The sntion Of hoosskeePes ana c's s.sx $1,000
sheh drew the pr.msp the late i.,I 2 Ss - ,s
inssiiass. Oh bsls rssesstsd Cos vss'sAs' -
clio lm'
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DELEGATES 70 he Wig state CoarfmioR.
On9ndoca COL X. Warren, Chauncey Amidon, Rob
or Gcie, VIM. Richardson.
Naeara--J. G. Cotton. Morgan Johnson
Msnroc.-S. Joseph Gfeenleaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

u" The Isaac Merton steamboat was run intC
near Hudson Tuesday night by sloop, whose bow'pri
drove through part OF her deck works and made con
siderable wreck passing within foot Of DR.. A. b. II
lioli tho Temperance Lecturer, who escaped without
harm No one else was endangered The Newton loo
two hours by the accident but reached City at "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

NEW TREATIES WITH IGE lNDIASs-tfen. Isaac
Verplsnck Of this village, who appointed in June
last by the President. Commissioner 10 negoiisie
Treaty with the Northwest Indian Tribes has returned
from his extensive tour after an absence OF about three
months having successfully accomplished the objeo, OF
his mission
The nrst point Of hs destination was the head Of
Lake Superior where, the "a OF August lcis De hed
Council with tho assembled tribes OF the ChPpewas oi
Lake Superior and the Mississippi At the Indian village
on the river ST lOns ia entrance nto the lake Al
this Council sbou, 10000 OF land were eeded TO
the L. States II 10 bounded the East by tie hssis-
sppi river the South by the Waisb river, on the
West by the boundary line between the Sioux and Chip
pewss and on the North by the Crow Wing and Long
Prairie rivers.
After holding this council he proceeded up the 81.
Louis 10 East Ssvsn River thence up that river 10 West
Saysn River down that river 10 Sandy ske and through
the outlet of thu lake TO The Mssissppi thence down
that river TO CrowW Wing River thence north through
Gull Lake and chain Of small lakes to Leeeh Lake,
where on ths 2ls ~ gust hs held council with tho
Pl1Ser Iadians. who coded 10 our Government about
~ vO lying north and adjoining the tract pur-
snmed OF the Chippewa between Long frafie and
=. al rivers These two tracts embracing In the whole
soou A'VOOOO acres in rCary square form, 10 repre-
so as most beautiful country. diversified with pral
o, osk openings small lakes and rivers, situated be-
% me 49'n aud i7th degrees of north latitude In the
] "a Tho f,,J o, minnesota part OF which 10 designed
=" . " .usnte residercs OF the MinnebaeO.s
After Concluding the la,, ,rss,r Csssr,i varnlsncl
- - :. Ss,s Lake (which IL one OF the prnciysl
sources me hissssippi) ihence 10 L.ko Wnnebigo
sN.n ara aoNn the Mississippi through ia various wind
tnss 10 me ais o; 81. Anihouy ana 4; - - 49,,
10 Chicago. These treaties are Of . anu 'oenIo
mii1ed 10 the senSts. nnd canno, donh, - -
ture and character Of The whole ,ranssc,is - ~ s,,
be promptly ratified by that body. Henrv :, ~ VI
Prsiric du CHEN accompanied M. vcrplanek and from
his acc 1sintsnce with the Indians rendered tnr,,
scryiec IN negotiating the treaties. ''-''
batavia Split Of ,Aa Ty-,s.
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80 81 BSOsDwAY, ~
COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA,

Z.
ys,Fus CO.POU Nd 10 warfsnted MT Inferior TO an,
1 preparation Of tie 5arsspsfilia now 10 nse under
whagsser name IL may have b-eo offered 10 ur paoiH
Esc gsent has been carefully srlscied and zone used
but such as were perfectly pnre and vel cured
The following diseases are among the number mat can
ia cured BY The timely uso OF ths Syrup VIZ sefofla,
"a rneum scsldhssd, all syphige tsns eryripelss'
Cd corrodei aud obstinate ulcers, e1taneous -'npuons
such Doces and pmrles on te tsce md 70. snS al
6i.ess@s sri.ng from the - Of Mercury Indeed 81 Int
PARTIES of The blood may be either wholly or psray i
moved BIZ tho use Of his lnyagabe anIi sco'ounc ana al
teratgr Syrup ,,-.....
To he se.man and toorisi 10 particularly recornrni l.
ed II belag Vi nsirsoy adapted 70 the removal OF nose as
esses which, from frequent change o. ena's u-'J arc
80 liable 10 contract.
repaired BIZ Doct c. JOHNS, and fr sac 81 me soovs
No by the sngl dozen bottles Fncs re1" pr 'H-
gle bottle Will directions $500,
EB Also cous.snuy hand and for sale, Do e.sir Or
re.e conplete assortment Of 30 arse msdieines po'h
, 800 -. aull Thu N3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

FIRE IN LowrLL.-Thc large machiae shop be.
longing 10 Ionn H. Adams Esq took fro this morn IN Z
sbou, O'Clock aud was entirely consumed. Mr.. Adams
had an insurance. for 900 which will about one.
half his loss Messrs Paterson s. Smith bad insur-
snco for 500; their loss will IL about $1,000. There
were other considerable losses, some OF which were
partially Insured. 10 not certainly known how The
ire caught but n wu undoubtedly accidental.
(Bos;ou Journal, 2sih.
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MEDICINES.
/ NAV ; vElrTAsLf EffcfVASY. o. MINI
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

$4,000 Case. Cured IN he past year
I,s rsfa',t"f 20 sritff 20 crrt 81 r.rs - rff 49,
aisclrss fosaa eoHi aaefos t-A fis piief-rscs
cHso>ic nYsESrsEY
Described N the following certificate;
PwtsDsirsiA. Sept. Q. is4s
Msssss WAR HsTcHAs-Gcrt,s About i've year.
az was Afflicted wifh what cacd chrouic dysenrc-
terry have suffered Win u ever SINCE, Aui rhysiei ans
have tod that my yer Affected, and thai ms bow
els uceaiet Tor blood snd pu' attended With pc
cuar purt smell, were the frequent dschArscs short
time since made visit Massachusetts, IN hopes Of
benefit change Of arr but suffered more severely than
ever before While there, physician offered % cure ne
pain. Occasionally relieved By iandknum, saw m The
sni together with many certificates Of Tins
gave great confidence "a the ecie and pure based
box znd nine doses OF which has apparently cured me
and am prepared ~ SAY every thing IN W atof or rem
der any service % humanity by subscribing TO its
,,er,f. Ra.necffuIY yCurs.
BENJAMIN PERCINAL, 50 South Sixth-st.
wrANNrs> ANp INFLAMMATION o. rHE SPINE
f,ne offss bosris ob ST. tHi 'sa.es Fariiculrls are
Hbsri o. undsr peculiar crcamia"esf Jgf 1'eH 10y
dfiic4rs flr5iff lilfr Publication.
sfNERF AsD HtsIfl Al ccsrlNfNfs,,
gor q blood @ ne hoId. ayfep'a uir afioa' hs.a' a.
Illumination Of m stomach, ind speedy cure m Dr. p
HAMS ELEcrUtSY. II Is internal remedy and cures ~
its action the bowels and blood the relaxed state Of
which Is the cause OF the above usmed diseases.
UNIVERSAL c0NNENOArioN.
From every city town and village, where Or. Jpham
Vegetable Pile tlecueEy has been introduced the most
gratifying intelligence OF rs effects have been received by
lie Proprietor In hundreds OF instances has riumphed
over case. which were deemed lncurahle
Letter OF Capt o. W Lean, late OF the service and
Member Of TIE New-Jersey Legislature.
RAHw ~. June Is, i2ff
have been afflicted for years with the piles sud have
tried without anything Ike permanent heuehti almost
everything assuming the name 81 remedy haa' IS
matter of course lost a confidence IN medicine. nder
tis feeling was udnccdn0t without reluctance, CON
fsstn use .Uphams Elecuary and having used % tor
about three weeks, icc1rdns 90 the directions iad DOW n
find Do my utter surprise ss well sarsilcuon that
every symptom the disease has len me thn> u due
q. W MCLEAN
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REMARKABLE CURE % BLEEDING PiLfs.
p,pvt.>p Ne March A

MY DEAR siR I cannot express TO you my sincere and
heartfelt thanks for tho wonderful have experienced
by the OF your truly valuable fie tlectuhy nave
been riecf martyr 10 the bleeding pes for years
past 80 much So l az became reduced 10 mere sAeie
ton with loss OF appetite and general arrangement OF me
eesve organs also became Affected, and IN TACT
was misery 10 myself, and was obliged 10 give up my
oil ce here which held ma the Custom House some years
have ed all kinds OF medicine ha@ the best advice the
ans Of Boston and this place could spent much
money and twice submitted 10 surgical operation had
become perfectly tired OF hie and AZ the suggestion OF ny
friends was induced 10 try box Of your medicine Inc
inst found relieved slightly still pefseycied ara
rrfciased q second. and | assure you when got han
tirur. found myself getting well stA Aepi On, ana
now ann A new man. Ay dear sir, language cannot ex-
press my thanks that mere restored 70 health
ard condition TO support myself ana ainy "e-
pendent on mo. Yours respectfully
with great regard, ,,,,o>,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

I 0OO AGENTS ARE WANTED to locsts in ar
,UUUferent counties for tho sale Of new patent srt-
Gle that will into universal aud 10 needsd By
every man. woman and child iof general use. The buzz
sness pleasant and Good business men oan make
$500 $500 per year all expenses Those DESTROYS
OF money invited 10 CALL address pospsid
CHARLES FULLER. 272 Greenwichst. slA I'm
SsOO OR $1,000 TO LOAN on Watches, Dry
stsbOVGOots, Nc Cash paid for watches old gold ana
silver Notes discounted At IA Ns-ssus opposite the
Bible Society. sS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

RESCUED FROM DROwSISG-A woman, named
Jula A. McVeiah while drunk fell overheard last night
Al the foot OF OHyerst She WAS rescued by officer al
len of tho Fourth Ward and taken to the Tomos where
are was committed days for getting drunk.