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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-01

Throughout the evening" Captains shawhan and
Beard and Lieut.. Field, acted with promptness and
The same remark is applicable 10 the Indiana company
which went to their assistance led by sergeant sub
altern, well recollect. Major German was with
me during the evening" and his obedience orders and
general conduct deserved and receives approbatory
ton. His men not exposed, except on the knoll
and there by the conformation Of the ground were to
great degree sheltered. They seemed however to be
willing to engage the enemy whenever required.
During the night of the 22d the Kentucky cavalry
the I'd Indiana regiment maintained the position at the
base of the knoll undisturbed.by the enemy. At day
light on the 23d relieved Of the command of the
brigade by Brigadier General Lane, who will report its
further operations
As soon as it light enough to the enemy on the
23d the rifle battalion reinforced by the companies Of
Milan and Pennington, ordered forward renew
the hight They ordered to dismount in the gorge
and to ascend that slope Of the mountain which descends
to the broad ravine In of the knoll This gave TO
the enemy the position which the rifle battalion
pied the preceding evening. This step rendered
necessary by the vast superiority Of the enemy in
bcrs The enemy was prompt to take whatever ground
we Yielded and commenced to his regiments along
the face OF the mountain until he had displayed at least
twenty-five hundred infantry In front. The fire be-
came hot and incessant The companies had sent for.
ward were assisted by Germans battalion of Indiana
rhcmen, and four companies Of Illinois rinemen under
the command OF Major Trail Our men stood as firm az
the rocks OF the mountain. They but handful
compared with the enemy but they yielded not an inch
or ground for at least two hours during which
grahed to observe that they kept their front clear
within rifle shot though the enemy enaslcd to turn
their left flank and regiment pressed down the
whole off from main body cannot too highly
plimcnt this gallant band They under my eye the
whole time and their valor could not have been surpass
ed Lieut. Col Field there and everywhere durnghe
battle equal entirely to his station, and rendered me
the most essential assistance. He has mentioned in
hattering terms the gaanry of several conspicuous
this occasion and II affords infinite pleasure TO
add my own testimony TO the general good conduct Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

THE WOLVES II SHEEP's CLoTHING-lhe pre-
tender, H. Democracy who being IN the majority act
session In Congress enabled Mr. Polk to sign bin to
deprive poor people from sending newspapers to ihe
friends for less than three cents "a GdraHce while the
rich were allowed theirs ct cent on credit (s' The
lsv now e. may read the following remarks from the
Chsryg VaUsy GaseIe With advantage:
"a ihe lsw L. al papers must be charged three
aod De pre- paid ~ the Poet Once where they are
mailed unles. they are directly from the Office OF
publication Tn. law tends 70 diminish the circulation
OF papers more than might Al first De- imagined Many
subscribe for psper with iha design 81 hrst residing
the paper and then sesotg 70 % some friend and when
they cannot do without being taxed three cents Tor
every psper they discontinue their subscriptions.
Tnus the present law seriously inercrcs with snc 10
urrs the business Of all our publishers snd IL ir ~
uone more gTieyious'y than by the publishers OF our
country papers.
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Practicable Association.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune
Ibsvs lately become convert 10 the doctrines
OF the Associstoniss BY course OF rehscton psursy
arising out of the experiences Of my vocation Being 80
architect by profession am daily made scqosineo "n
,hs disastrous consequences Of composition snons ou'
,rs-couseouences which finally fall with spsrsyzing
Influence on the Arm OF Labor. gentleman about 10
buId house has his plans and specifications all Drawn
ont In form In such manner that the mason ana car
nantsr will De compelled TO erect him superior oue
frg Of me heat materials and workmanship. Having
soecihcsy determined ~ to Whist ms ret'oeuce 81 81
be he invites dozen builders TO examine the psn' &C.
ao3 give him proposal each OF them, what ihry VIII
,sres 20 erect said house for Ii very rarely happens
sst hsre IL not a. much from 10 three thousand
dolsrs difference between the Highest ana tne lowest
ofsrs ia cases where the highest Cner "ouiu d. s'y
seven or eight thousand dollars.
Nov no who puts 10 the bis hest offer has estimated A.
low .. he thought possible being Induced 90 to do In or
der that be might underbd the residue aud 80 obtain ine
contract, This 10 case, then wnere wv oy zoe o.
tenn Of competition 10 plainly taken out OF the HANDS oil
the aborng classes and added 10 the already fun golfers
OF the rich man Nj,
more or less In every branch Of labor and 10 View OF
mi. ,tste of tbipes would ask whether asystetn OF
rnonopoy ought not be adopted 10 protect the lnof
ests Oh aborng classes galpst the absorbing power
OF weslthf intstock association OF All the ouu1ers
IA the City properly managed by board OF directors
could easily monopoze all the trade and build and
ksep houses on sale which would at once placs the
trade on a firm and legimats basis. Inc iundsm. hte
article Of such an association should be that none but
those engaged In the erection OF buildings such ~ ms
sou. carpenters plumbers psinters. hous smiths s"h
and blind makers. &c both masters and Journeym n'
could become holders THIS would secure The pro
hts "a the producers and II applied TO all trades womb
serve 10 equsze somewhat the now ufjust conditions
of society IL appears me that this scheme 10 pracn
cable otherwise would not have urged Il upon your
attention. Your obedient servant II.
" The first thing TO be done is 10 procure the
passage of a liberal and comprehensive General
Corporation Law, under which men may combine
for any business pdrpose on the basis at sPeclhe
and limited Liability; with that, great dec OF
good may and will be done. Ed II7t.
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New Publications.

Orr Rooys FoR IHE HOLIDATs-Those Soo
buy G.f, for the Holidays cannot hnd anyihin.
nor, esan, ans appropriate than hesiandsrs a'ifaied
wort. lately Published By the Messrs- Hsrpers They
combine Al the requisites Of 5ssuiy Win the sao'inn
u. qualities which give worth % literature; and ID
making present Of ore Of .h-se volumes you give some
thing xhl.h has permanent va1-, and carries win y
the means q lnssams5ls improvement a. vel a. Oh
gres, pleasure TIE illustrated edluoni Of Ni'oa
Thompson and Goldsmith, which thu hoa'e sA' .A's5
ps ,ll.bsd. are worth score Of ordlasry snnuAl'
~ o. Tar swypESBoAG LIBRARY No. o. ed
I'D ~ Rev. q. BrsH The present number Of rs
vo,4 b. made I'D Of trsot b sEeceu5org not 10 De-
fou,s in hls published writings entitled ne 81
I'D s,,ts.,s, Or ne Bsrd Of he Lord from Erpe'i'
mn I. !. pref.sei b. rather puns-ni rsm-'ki
- ,.e Fs,or IN relation 70 that Interior or spiritual
Of The inspired word which sTedsnoors rnsnisn'
ana u.,rs,e. 10 the essay before Is and which DO orc
will eles. wise Tor unssrsisnding
r-on an announcement on the cover % ini' pam
tt, and from other sources earn that the sweden
sors Library 10 soon to be suPsrfsded oy rs" mon'a.
TO ,s-iodcs devoted 70 the Interests q tbs Church oi
he New jerusalem aud Of sbsh Prof Bush Is Be editor
We unders.and that's fuller development Of ne pan
n the work vii shortly b. gwen 70 tbs public
~. D." TIE LADIES GARLASD AID DoLLAk MA
e.zfyEr for January u f0r sac IS VIM II. 0fsh'ra'
Tribune Bldlngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
The Public Land--Reportl OF the Land Office
Commissioner.


On the 3Oth ult Nj Richard NJ Young Commits
soper Of The and Once Sddr ssed his Annual Report
to Mr.. Secretary Walker Il contains great eeal Of
.tat,tical inform alton relative TO the Public Lsnas
The whole Of the Public Lsn5s in Ohio, Indians, Ms
,,,ippi and Alsbsms. have been surveyed, except
$4,000 acres IN last ssmed state 10 Michigan about
ten millions In Missouri three In Louisiana eight IL Ar
kansas one ard half and in Florids ,weuiyone mil
ions Of acre. remain to DO surveyed. 10 Wisconsin
ls455s25 sores nave been surveyed-ihe ares OF The
IT'S s92 scres Ia Iowa u s0335l acres have
been surveyed.
Uader the lS4s about l4o suits have been
breush, sssus the L : Government .or the coDhrms-
ton Of and tiles-one Of them Is by the margins Of
Lsuristou descendant OF the celebrated Johnson-An
other the Bss,rop elsm for million Of 10 Louis
isua
LAST wear s. QOi 637 wera paid 20 Government for
2c3 80 OF the public land In the nrst months
Of lS47 s. 5a hsve oesn received Tor ss W acres
Ouly 49, $50 have been paid With Treasury Notes Mr.
YouBg THINKS probable thst the receipts Of money
from this source will be considersoy diminished Tor
several yesrs 10 come; unless very large portions OF
fr..h LANDS should bs frequently brought into msrket
oy expsdiiiug the surveys ss rapidly IS possible
Ii ms thar Ch0cta~ Csrlhcsiss sre receivable 10
payment OF the public lsuds 10 Mississippi LoaisianA
aostns and Arkspsss-3sl5 OF these ceranesies Tor
o26 $40 scre. have been issued By Goverpment Within
few yesrs IS go have been located win oo0n
~ land warrants Tor services IN The war Of lelS
Win reference 10 pr,enpton rights Mr. \ recon-
nends trst they D. mo-h-d 10 smorsce The csst
OF every bona sas settler who hss gone, or may oeresi
Ter 20, upon sny portion of The public comsins win ;
siu~ 10 sequirc home for his friends sod that ihr
privilege D. extended ~en The uusurvvyed - the
surveyed lsuGs Ia al csses where such settlements
b. made alter the luJisn tile shall hsvs been extir
suisned'
Complaint Is made Of tho prsctee Of making false
claims. BY drclsrsioJs % isncs subject 10 sale A.
pfivste entry under cover OF INST sexton for pur
poses Of speculation oay, ana wilnoai tie intend
Ultimately purchase than from The Government In h.
district OF Mu~sakee there have b-rn al declarations
-d for lands subject 70 prvsts entry mp the end
September AZ In the Green By district $50 similar
daeisr sians and La tne Dixon and Oit.ce 4l7g.
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NOTICES.


[R r. - ~. HIM
t-''s,torv Lecture OF his course was gwen IN zoe b
80 Ths eleven regular lectures OF ne course wiz o
gwen On the evenings u Wedne.d,y 20 S
-s,t VNfr-.s.v 2ah. Thursday, 5ntht % nrNl ~ceso
Monday January wsdnesd'y 5tn ihat,asy ota :. ~ !.
Friday, 9Th, Of the week following IN ''e 'A''' f''S
o'clock. ltAh'- s, q, ,b.s cor
For single Lecture p cents 70 be rad a. tne o00'
For ticket for one person. for the course = - o. "a,
~ admits gent eintn aud lady 10 ne
F,r A family ticket admitting i've persons = ~ - n
Tickets NAV be- obtained a the druggist store, o, y
co. r,osr II ~ thrh avenue and Toy q. OF De WIZ
Law corner Of Hsmrnondt and Green" en- avenue anu
an IN. Door of the Church on the evenings Lecture
ac1 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
Positions Occupied by the >ew-fork Delesa-
lion in the Standing Committees oil Con-
gress- House Of Representatives.

a. Warrington Hunt Chcumaa Cgrntr>.-iy
Hpso white Can Asriciinre hoCoi dBa~s rs
J,.eoh Nuli-n. Elecr0us ~. TIMOTHY JENKINS re.
fiors-3 HESRY NIcoLL. Way and Neaas b1nJao-
fsrs,-7 Vim Nelson CLauas 81. d Marvin MuHaFg
Agoir,-s Coruelius Warren Ml,age-2 q MuR'
Ply Engrouin7 JDfnf Li5rary Com Il T W LORD
R,riral Of Uqfaisisd Basia,ss -,3 Pu'nsm FsD",
lands . D h. = John P0sf Ofces and Pot k0eaf-
Il o Kellogg grpesd P o DVt-2s l. ho.n,s'
Pa, OF, Buldisgs Roads ana Canals = W T. mA'
CLAY Ery,na Nary DEPT Paieats -2l u. a.. ,'-
,ryArgsn hcoonnts IS A Talmscge L1H Ce'''''
b,a-32 = X Hal Judiciary 20 X. j. k.sf he'o-
Cio3us-3O D r. Rnm-ey. Prtrafe La1d cams -
81 : Copger Public EIDendauro u WIN j1ef f"'
sign 6Haiys-I5 SIDNEY LAWRENCE heoos Fe's,9A.
81 " / Lssrenc-. Tpraiid Pslsa0Hs II 20 Feul7
Ifo1spend.n, Tq1ald Passions liz Gideon KY noi -
pull{e Bsildinss-l3 j. siDgsrlaD9. ASrieaHaFs -
1 n HoH.y Mum PA Daniel Colt IerrtDr'e' -
WV coLLrSs ErDsad Sta1 Dspt-22 biRp'ALL
Erpead Trashy Dspt-6 D JAcgsoN h'Psna H"'
Dept-ll P II sylvester, RsDol Persioa's
Wing, 10 roman Loeos in small caps Ine mum
bst. are those Of the Congressional Districts
Eishin Sheriff., XIII Dist Cwnig Is on no stand ~
committee. Two Delegates are Cbsirmen Of Commit
tees Five Delegates are on two Committees twenty
eight are on one Commute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

GOLD IN MARITAL PYRITEs.-Nhile burning
these pyrites BoussNoAvLr states thu, he found acct
deutany crystals OF gold weighing many ounces ana
mentions that gold ia found or less In The pyrles-
The proportion varying from $4,000 10 5000 1t would
appesr then that Sir wALrEs RLEIoH was right AZ 10
the of god the g,teng pyriies with which
ne loaded bis vessel but wrong as 70 the amount Of
,ofd In them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
PORT OF NEw-YORK.

PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived shin Hampden. ,of Bostonl Briggs Liver
AZ vsSry' s.se D4F.sn lGa) 10 d. lumber 20
L McCready D.. ri, Charleston u ds
schr Cynosure, Bowies, bafacoa' VIA Snai - ~
90 49, Davis. Phil-drlphia d. iron toAoeeaI
Scbr henry Mead. Smith, Wilmington lDei . Gays
49,, meal ana aour 20 Allen Paxson . a.,
s-er Lvuchburs Gould Richmond, d. md'e' 70 A'eu
4 Psxson. -, I. 4. ,,,a.. m / Hun
Schr Anun Latourett, Peieriburg' d. ma'e' " nun
ter Co. ,-.. ,t.r,,.
.ail.d-Brgs Hope CadE Frances AinssVs, J N,,''
tf-frv fDanishi Port Prince Mercury ibil - '0
Chri.fi.n. New.Of cans sehf Oe-IA, oA-nN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

FIGHTING TEAcHEks.-There IS College IN
Virginia Of which Messrs J,fsrson, Madison and Mon
roe were once Visitors. II 10 called William and Mary
The present vi.itsrs chose Mr. Peacby 10 teach the
youth there the way they should co. on which The
President Mr. Saunders took the pc, and resigned.
paper war tart, bitter snt scsiing hot, followed. At
length Prof Pescby boiled over and boldly challenged
Principal Saunders 10 settle the matter ss our Govern
meut are settling with unfortunate Aexico-the best
shot 20 considered in the right and the wesker party
10 70 10 the wall kingdom come, just as the dueo
mi. ht chance decide Saunders accepted Friends
who had little more common sense than these q" o
blind esdars Of the blind iDterposed-the loaded pie
tolls were pu, aside polite explanations and notes were
exchsnged aud Messs Peschy and Saunders once more
stand ready We presume, % instruct children What
themselves do Mt know--sn6 that is, how to behave %
as TO travel credsby through the checsered journey
of lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

t,....- o., Arrested Yesterday. Iney ar
.5 MA The murder OF Dennis M.sn 81 ssnooraoo
~ On S,tnrasy i..t We ssrn to- ii occur, "a
ros occs. oned y the oi'cbsrse Of h'I,sss sna
- ,,lov at Charles Msgin srsirosd conr ,e..''
Iiui. - =. - ,r,s individual. The corpse oi NJ
Sroashs 70 this CITY yesterday for r'eraeni and
-. Min saw one 81 lhs prisoners inter nous
Alter a thorough search Hsrnley ana hHesH" Va.
f5upd IN the attic. "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

IL The New Eng and Celebration at BROOK
Ism vas conducted principles more PurI'ansA 'n'n
th.t ia thI. Ciiy After the Grafton oy Rev DE- CHhE
wa came tbs dinner, which WAS temperance repss'
49,. far =, vine va, conc, rned nothing stronger than
.o... be,rs employed Lsslss we're present All The
evening" VS. concluded with dance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
RI TslegraDh 10 The Tribune.

wAsmNoro~ Dec 24-lPs-
Congress is not in session today. Hon. hobhSi I,
L RosE. Representative from the HAlA'h D'f''' u
the STATE Of New. York. hs. gone home sick
The ARES, Of Generals Pillow and Worth % oo'o'e0
q. es.,.t c,,,,ar, Yours &c. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

CRY HoTsL, MLwAUKEE.-The Freeman and
the SeAtnsi concur In recommending this house being
under excellent management Mr. Wells, tire enter
pri.iug proprietor, has recently excluded sA stroog
drinks from his premises and conducts his establish
ment. on srict temperance principles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

R.rrrf~c TErEGRAPH.-An elderly gent'enS ~
,o1.-en, bu, itt vsrsei 10 oe wsy' OF me ~, ~,
- rs ,sst 10 the omnibus which runs oF,t 's7 o.,
s.r- 4 Bdsniol. tie vs. p3f'i'lsIy .v.r
rsg-.nhic eire. " hich placed aleos me fose 80
M, and cross me railroad bridge near tn' sniP
v.rs Ja,, A. the omnibus reschet TIE orllss y -
I',srsi the, ion -r.n OF f-e ght cars came 'auo'r
ips slsrs uut,r tbs trld.c. TIE a''rru1u 81 - -.
1870 however, Wa entirely susrgssed ~i'n me
s.. a.. over bas1 b. beard the bose. out saN
~, ,he esrs an - ths heavy trains went
"a rs,,iinr song with looks Of wolirr snd 's','
,n4n, sx.d on the wires 90 so'i mfn e.... ~.
,Vu hs news rnaErs .rrst rst.ius alors inem ''o
-. srv now. but csu g understood g DO o."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

DR. BAIRD ~ BRTAIS-Ffon bis twelfth lee
ture IN Hartford reported for the ColraHf We make
few selections H. says sPsskioz Of England
There "a enormous wealth there, and resources a.
most unlimited fJr increasing Il. Many suppose nat
Eosland %. seen her beat csys but Dr. cOuif n9s
concur 10 this opinion True. here q emosrrsssfr o.
and distress there but that % temporary. The nAuon
xill recover from 10 and stili advance.
Education 10 scotland "a very thorough der school
.y.tn na. been about long 10 opersnon 40 mat ~
dsss.cbu,etis s1d 10 an excellent oue lneFe are sss
marshes each Of which has good school 10 roe 900
sud Ireland primary education Ia neglected There 10
no system of .nmOn schools sni tne lover cl-ssrs
A.. profoundly ignorant As regards higher education
there are universities ~ Oxford, Cambridge snt London
Ii Fasisnd ard tboss VI E1ln5grxn Glasgow Aberdeen
nj = Aacr-~s in Scotland There ere slso Kings
CaI-ge London Trinity college. Dublin, and col
.- Al Durham which deserve the name % universities
msking 10 all ten. Cambridge sud oxford unigefstes
sre lte largest, lns former nsTog about 100 and the
isiier SPOUT 10 students.
London grows rapidly i c1yerS an area nile. y
e II when - Psgls Cathedral msy De regarded "a
Zoe cen.er From this center circle drawn WITH "a
1ls 90 ten miles would contain three millions OF inaao
isnis The present population o. The ely istso and
r. al millions and II . rapidly Increasing Eiioogrsn
the Cspita Of Scotland a the most picturesque cry 70
I Crest Britain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
heath Of Judge Hubbard.

Hon. SAMUEL HUBBARD, Judge Of me supreme
Court Of Massachusetts died at Boston this nom
t. Yours &c. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

THE LEGAL GRIsTMILL.-The history OF the
world In the Bible from the creation TO d 20 includ
ing al Gods laws rs there revealed with the Apocrypha
s probably smaller volume than this years 4ss statutes
would make Could not the annual volume Of statutes
be codfed or arranged according to the nature Of The
statutes passed separating public acts from local snd
private ones snd arranging the former systematically
with copous index, By keeping proper person en-
poyed from time time accordingss each session pro
gressed does appear to US tbst the public Interest
mg ht be- promoted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

OsE THOUSAND DOLLAR FEEs.-Our laws Tor
the punishment Of crime and pointing out the "sy %
gs Justice even 10 the most simpe cases, are 90 very
crooked and crsfly conrved that IN the plain and sim
pie tried here the other day where the Court and
Jury had 10 inquire whether convict foreign woman
Of bad reputation called Lohmsn, but who puts
Indecent advertisements into newspapers under the
name Of Re.te bad aided IN procuring an abortion By
unnatural means 1t became necessary 70 psy slo00
- 40 eminent lawyer, In addition 10 tbs salary oil
The Di.rc, Attorney and his Assistants In order that
us,ice might not be entirely banked. Those who may
have resd steniivsly Mr. Chas OConnors 'pefches IN
tbs Constitutional Convention will readily conceive
that q. nAt,ers nov are frstrste lawyer may richly
earn 600 where wealth and wckednes MI the opposite
scsebut are the confusion and the chcsne that take
the place Of law and order In our Courts denying re-
dress TO those who have 600 to fee him who could
thread the lsbyrn,h-are they deserving the name OF
republican, AMERICAN jostice'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

y7r The Editor Of the Name Farmer intimates
that the design OF our Government 10 sending All expe-
diton TO the Dad may he 10 h.h MP sodon and TO
morrnh aud annex then u the United states
EY,~ Have MT VI got enough Of that sort OF ter
ritory annexed already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
M CHIiI-rIEiS
nALNANIc sTiENnTnENING PLAsrERs-

GALNANlC STRENGTHENING tLA>l thH.
~ That peculiar season of the year, "hen
plssiers of any I'D of acknowledged Faue - JUST
hand snd IS therefore deemed proper 10 direct attention
to the peculiar claims OF CHkSriES Galvanc sfengtn
enint asters Al th. many persons are apo 20
be- Affected By sudden changes . tho weather ana toe OF
adec,te constitution experience conss ant colds pfns
and wslknsss of the chest, symptoms OF asthma opPrs
| Of The pulmonary ors,ns aud many other stressins
complaints All these might BE- entirely prevented or
when present may be promptly removed by the use OF tne
Galvsnc STRENGTHENING Plaster For the speedy reei II
severe rheumatism. constitutional debility, weakness OF
the back pain the sids-as certain preFeniisr 700
colds and iu many of those complaints TO when ruaes
are especially liable, tba Gaivanic Strengthening f'sief
all De found OF great anG permanent advantage Ia sic"
words it embraces al the virtues Of me best ionic pira
ration with the important addition OF the sa'anc ihnn
.nr which Is neither impaired exhausted while the
action continues These plaster, will be found enfely
fee from those hecfols which are constant source OF
complaint with the ordiuay pitsie' in common use ana
the sensation cans-d by wearing them u eNcee"lnsy
pleasant and agreeable ,.,r,,,
CArrfoN The srest success and celebrity Of ChKls'
TfFs Gsvanic Strengthening Plaster has caused them 20
be- sad uuprncipled peron. cief
mutations The only place in Nesy-f0k % OBTAIN me
ecu ne Articles a. ~ Broadway between Joha - and
Msiden-lane. "%~ ."
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,--yrx- Tai. eminent person wa, remark.

JupGE KTNT.-This eminent person was
.hla fr brevi,y of SPEECH corrssponcen'o' VIC '%
f,ls rrprs., relate. The following sneed9's oil h'n
Many year. ago. when be vas On tbs circuit "a ~
,ornosnied b. bic ssy. ~ hs2penei % ,,op -, =,
csu'o H - .. ,x.v from hons bot biz viic Tan e'
- sn,ie, ana sid IN nrr 3 ser . acc ''nmo'N -
-. Tnerc was but orc BID 70 the hou's go ~,
~ssu ice retiring hour arrived ~. aoes ever ~ ~,
-sli, 80 III, issv while The hCs'ess rrsortrd -
,v - IN tss sarrei OF the cs3in- Aoou' ma
49,, ne husband Of the hostess sF.ivei sno vi
i,s, VS. suddenly scc0s,ed By IN IN re''ed
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