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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the observation-disclosures of party OF
Crow Indians-sioux Indians-Astack on
rho steamer Martha.

We enjoyed the pleasure last evening Of Nv ~
1omenis conversation vita Mr.. c Culoeris0i q "
American Fur Company who left fert Benton 49, ~
ing post some distance above the NOUN o. -,
stone, on the 18th May in charge Of I'VE sss~,1-
boats and arrived yesterday IN the steameI 'e,,,
some four weeks previous, w~l party =. .g
Crow Indsns that had gone into the blackioos a. -
Tor the purpose OF stealing horses was % -,
whole village Of the eros oes NeniEes q, en % 80
Ia ravine az the junction Of me MATE - n i
Teton above the Yellowstone and "oIe r. 80 -.
was about IS miles from Fort beD'1a nc s -. =
,riles "a Indian. were very friendly % tne whlss a.
,h..ss ccns,ap,ly engaged 10 hghs WIN eacn othef
- - 49, been remarkably good Tor TRACE.
Proro H. G and others we learn that me steaulef
Mems while on her upward trip was attacked a Fort
Jo.son, nv party Of Ysnctons, and one OF the crew
Vs. -, n seems that these indians had collected m
large body this point expecting 70 receive ammuni-
,ion from the Indian Agent ia this they were dsap
ronsed Alter the Martha had been landed short
line some 300 indians collected on her msn deck and
s,izing the buckets they pat ont the tres
There were also several hundred Indians on the
bank Several shots tired At persons on the boiler
deck luckily missing their marks. One shot however
after having passed through the cabin and hurricane
roof struck Of the standing Oh the oPposte
side In the back OF MS neck, causing MS death MS
name we did not learn The indiana although al
armed with guns and knives did not proceed 70 fartner
hostiltes and toe boat allowed b proceed on It's
wsy without meeting with any farther dithculty
Isl. Louie Union. l7th.
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM
vi PANY. No. n Wal-st-Ths Company completed hs
rd wear on the 1T q May lA-, which tine the SUPP Us
aoGnied SS0il g. showing a. amount Of business Gn-
rsraiieIed n The History OF Life lnsurance.
Dividends Of proats are declared Annualy upon al IRE
roires which have selec TWO more premiums. the
profits draw interest the rate Of per cent per anrun,
snf can be made available 10 he exe,t Of two
birds ~ heir amount where The party has pad ,is prei-
urs IN full
PREMIUMS are payable annually, but mar be rsd Sent
srrualv " quarterly. and pEues sn- lie policies may, 4
they prefer GIVE heir individual notes for orehaf he an
rus pgeuiIn. rp0n Whcl they VII be required 10 pay
per cent interest
Prospecus ard AL parers Necessary % effect Insurance.
and All Information u relation 10 the plan Of operations may
be obtained gratis ne Office q tsc Company, IL ast
DIRECTORS.
Rob L Patterson. Henry McFAian. Thomas 3. Segur,
Chas Nlckrei. Sch Low, Anc'w $ >re-ing,
Edward Anthony. Joe " Corcir " M u sinfs son
Lewis c Grover William Ar Penfz
ROBT L PATTERSON. President
BENJ. c MILE Secretary.
JOSEPH L LORD Agent
VALENTINE Morn. ND. Medical bolri
JfR VAN RENssrLAER.MD. Of Consultation.
JAMES STEWART, - D. lRes.derce Ae.rg1'n-sclarel
Mcdica. Exau.ner attends the cfice daily from 10
O'Clock yfruThSSn
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MARKETS
sale- at the sIeek Exehanse....JvLY a.
SECOND BOARD.
.otss..lO4I 10 Mohawk

The Board Of Control Of the State Bank Of Ohio
closed is session at Columbus few days since Il
consists Of President and Delegate from each Br nch
Of the state Bank and exercises supervisory care over
the affairs Of the respective branches for the faithful
management Of which the whole are jointly and sevc-
rally responsible The state Bank makes no issues Of
it, paper except through It's branches Two new
branches we're added az the late meeting Of the Board
Of Control viz at Athens and one at Washington,
Guernsey CO making the present number hviy H~e
One of the important acts OF the late meeting Of
the Board Of Control was the adoption by that body Of
determination that each Branch shall keep on hind
and in is own vaults in gold and silver CON- the whole
amount required by law tee basis Of lie circulation
This rule dspenses wholly with Eastern deposits Is 4
basis for circulation the tendency Of which h to rem
der more safe the bills of the state Bank by exactly
far a. gold and silver coin actually in hand is more &C.
cure than funds deposited in the vaults Of Banks in the
Atlantic cities.
The Canadian Government are about 20 issue
pebentures in amounts Of ten and twenty dollars psys.
bic one year after date with interest The Debentures
are engraved by Messrs. Rawdon, Wright, Hatch &
Edison Of New York and have the appearance Of bank
notes In order to give currency 10 this paper 1t will
be received in payment Of all public dues, and form
circulating medium ike Treasury Notes, and will
operate as measure OF relief under the present en-
barra. sed state of Canadian affairs.
The amount Of Coal transported on the Reading
Railroad during last week was IS $50 tons The aggre.
gate for the season is 6754l2 ton'.
The annual meeting OF the Eastern Railroad
Co was held at Gloucester on Monday, the nth inst 49,
The annual report read by the President and pre-
sented a very satisfactory result The receipts for the
wear ending June 30 ls45, were follows.
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CLOTHING.
eENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
WIZ T. JENNINGS & co.

WRAPPERS AND TAILORS.-GHments Of the first oua'
tCiiy Ready-made, kc.-Z3i Broadway American H0ie
and Pennsylvans-avenue Washington d. C.-Hsving
srCed their premises prepared 10 offer for The nspec
ton Of their numerous Patrons and The pubc eNens Va
az assortment Of goods for Spring and Summer
comprising Cloths. Cassneres Nesilngs Iveeds Cash.
&c. be found 10 the country, which they
enabled up order a. great reduction from here
tofore moderate prices such has been Tho sacrifice ubms
10 by importers.
The style and character II Il too firmly estst
shed lOreQuire any encomum hose points
10 realizing the value u garment; would refer pa1-
culsr however, the PaniaOOus furnished, and solicit
t1A from the most fssfdiOus
10 the headynade department We SHAH endeag0r 10 msn-
The superiority Of the articles which will 90 found equal
The best ordered garments the assortment consisting Of
Dress and Rrock CoHfs, improve styles Zephyr ClOh,
Cashmereue and MernO Sacks, PsuioOns, Vests &C. VIII
be afforded OF prices that have characterized the establish
rendering in all cases the suid pro gu0 AZ II
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Arr-Under one year. i03. % years, 81; 70 q.
10 TO- IS. f0to % T. y 70 o. n 80 70 a. ~ 30 70 90 10
81 g. III % 70 10 a. 70 TO g. g. 90 70 % s. y 70 100
Unknown, 3
PLscEs % NaTIuTY-Unted States, . Ireland 81
Erglanl &. Scotland, I. Germany, 10, France, q Den
mark 4. Brush Possessions In = America, l.
From Hospital, Bellevue, 7 Peniienuary Hospital
Backwelfs Island. Small Pox, DO Do. Z, Lunauc Asy
lam do do Wards Island. ., Randals leland, {. CIV
Hospital, !. AmsHOgse. Black ells Island. COlOrec
Home COlOred Persons. IA.
A w. WHITE Cry Inspector.
City Inspectors Obce, July 2. 1873.
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sANpERS's FIFTH READER

'T,HE SCHOOL READER Filh BOOK, designed as a
4 sequel 70 Sanders Fourth Reader
Psr FFs,-Couisil.ng fan Instructions IN the rheiofi-
cal principles Of Residing and Speaking, Illustrated b
numerous examples.
Par Secold-C Consisting " elegSni extracts n Prose
and Poetry from eloquent writers, accompanied
with exparsiofy OF such historical Classical au-
SONS, The several lessons Fer the Of acale
mics ard Tie highest classes IN common and seecl schools
by Chss. w. J. {. Sanders. I vol limo. as pages
Just published BY MARK II NEWMAN CO.
Roadway
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MINING COMPANIES.

DOCKN Hill. MINING AND MANUFAC-
IATURING COMPANY.-At meeting OF the Board Of
Directors held Al Camden, j. on the lsi July, 8i5 an
OF per snare each and every share
OF the capital Of the Company was levied payable In
thirty days from the 18th day Of July 1913, al the Office OF
the Company In Philsds phia.
EIfraei from ne Supplement 10 ne Charter, appyored ih
February, 1913.
ANY st0Ckh0isr refusing tssess.ni regularly lad ant
o which shall have been heretofore provided for shall
said corporation each and share Of stock upon which
unpaid or the PERIOD of thirty days after
note shall have been such form A. the Directors may ofan
'0ckl0ders that such due tni
unDstn By order the Board OF Director HUGH CRAIG,
DAVID c. SXENgIT. Treasurer jyl9 sou President.
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GAYS CANCH.IaCT, ~.

GAYS CANCHALAGUA-The inv.uable and
unique sornia Medical Plant merits are deve-
lopeuf - IapioIy succeeding every medicine. simple
means o. ecuh1 NE neahy acton of the stomach and pre-
serving is tone In feyers pulmonary complaints and all
which may be traced constipation Of the bow
y Hlpnty OF me blood ~ superior efficacy s commencing
10 general attention The proprietor, with view TO sub
Jec TIE same TO me greatest scrutiny, will be graufed IN
maNnS Known 10 physicians and invzids VITO NAV BE-
pleased 70 call a. The Depot, d BROADWAY come nosr
remarkable cures effected and IN progress in this cry
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ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS

HuNTlNGTONS SAVAGE. Booksellers and Publishers,
A<lo feArs have IN course Of preparation, WORK
% Astronomy Tor Schools BY Professor Mitchell, Of the
SnclAnSn observatory. The vel known talents Of the
h1of IN ms branch u Science, together with the fschues
which be possesses for obtaining Astronomical
s1or SIRE lurariee o. the excellence Of the forthcoming
use. -
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COAL.

GOAL can ~ all tines furnish The best Red and
- White Ash Co.'s. a. low any dealer IN hr-t quality
Goals liberal scouri 70 grocefs ant other who buy
largely % sell agau. GEO. WARNER
iyl5lm' Yard GO Hous'on si-Esiablshed IN ls53.
GOAL BY THE CAKGO-TO CONSUME
VI propose 20 furnish consumer. who ure 90 bay cargo
q ahOi 100 tons her Goa a. The csrs0 pnce and The cargo
ton Of f1 bsa great sdv.utsg 1r them ~ the present
time. vii divide ana deliver tie directed by
responsible buyer. and furnish % each party sworn
weglers return The several sizes may Be shipped N ne
same vessel GEO WARNER
iyl5 In Yard 60 Housi01-sL
EOAf..-The subscribers VIII be dscharging, all ibis
- week sd par OF nez Peach Orchard Crate and Ran
Goa q superior quality, which tey ODER Tor sac II very
low prices, direct from boat rescre-red from yard.
LAT w. WORTH, p Broadway. and
tyl4 cor. Thompson snd FOurh-s.s
81 su PER TOS-NUT COAL-Pesch Olc-srd,
81 ~ Red Asl, aud schuylkil White Ash; for sale Al
ron he yard. Apply % T. STOKES DICKERsoS,
alt i07 An,dong-si- near Broadway
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OFFICE or THE HOPE MUTUAL, LIFE

~ INsl RANCE IOMfANGt' 2 " a4-sL MorLlnr
Buildings, New-i0Tk 18Th Malch isf7
Ths lnsrieon. Incorporated ID lsa-wiih liberal snd
rerpeal charter. and duly organized according 90 law
has commenced he business ~ LIFE lN>J RANCE, on
the mutual principles. The ne pfcris beng DIVIDED an
nusy aunrg tho Insured according % the aci Of ncofpo
ration. TIE rates CT premiums conform WIN re usage OF
other similar conpsnesfcr he convenience o. parues m
slrl- who would prefer % pay ne premiums by install
ienfs. : len 90 their OPTION when the pre1lll exceeds
80 % pay onehaf In cash and secure payment Of The re-
1ge N months hy approves note bearing interest," al
per cent
Tie lives Of married men may be insured for he benefit
of their wives and cien hat upon the decrease Of the
insured the wife n living or q not then his children. VIII
receive the amount payable 1v he policy free and cesr or
any claim hv the creditors ol ne deceased.
FoI he greater security o qarues nsuring WI MS Com
rslv the Trustees have provided indemnity fund.- i0 the
amount Of $500 losses thar may upon poll
ces issued by me Company which remain. until car
ta exceein. that shall have been rea1ed from he
receipt uf premiums. when % VIII De- nn longer necessary
and may be Withdrawn
The following list u the OfceIs and Trustees Tor the
ensuing year-viz
Naihaniei Weed. Era Wood Chsurcey Ayres,
Simeon BALDWIN, Joseph Nonss, Polip : Gapm'
Dennis Perkins Roswell H0vt. Nm L. Brewer,
John A. Davenport sarl X Sareriee James Dmou.
AieNr Dsna { n Rearlsiey, Chas Whiresey,
Charles j. TAYLOR. John W. Leeds, Joseph d W irren.
Alex'r q lmil,on AeXL y Holly, Stephen B troyos+
Alexander y HOLLY, President
JOHN " LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN A DAVENPORT Vice President
JOSEPH b MONIES. Acusry
ROSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
WI WELLS, General Agent
Dana WOodnf 4 Leonard. EsQs. C01nseors ami Aii0r-
news Of the Company s0r New-York VIM T Minor. E.l
Counselor and Attorney Tor Stamford. Ezra Wood, MD.
and a. Cooke Hull, ND Physicians, Melicsl Examiner
Ayre-. ND Physician and Medical Adviser for Stamford.
EVIL e0du
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al - NY. landing IL & side s.WetfcniNrr.
sss~s $500 urgh. Hampton, Milton fga,bkeep,s
uv,le Park KINGSTON Barryiown, Redhook Bfsoi ca.
Kin Afhen. ava Siocs port Passengers ~ MS boa WI
arrive in Aibadv in anle time FOR The morning uta
NANlIATTAN Cspt " B. Nelson. WI cave he Slesr-
h,st pier ~ he foot of Rotuson.i on Tuesdays rtu,
dsys and Saturdays, at O'Clock 7 NJ for ps.ssse o.
frsirbf appv ON board The boar, 90 q L STANLEY
he Sf--a' zoo, of Rohlnson-st vll
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1915 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. ISIS.

L Consequence N ne frequent Cams
ages pressnicd sgsnst he fs rers Of merchandise %
ne Western Canals 1rsing from ms abstraction Of goods
from packages mpegfeciy secured he Board u kor ard
q the Cry Of sew-Yo-k have fll Il their duty well
ol ne security Of the merchants Themselves 70 adopt TIE
fclCvfirf resolution vik
hss're1, Thsf ~! nOt receipt In shipping order
any boxes Of dry goods hats caps straw goods
boots shoes destined Jr tie West unless such boxes
properly Aped and sealed when shipped nor
any boxes easks containing goods Of any description
less such boxes vel strapped or hoped before
shipment n n BOLT President
fE0scs y PxAcv zArrats-v f2rH
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SARSAPARfLLA
and syrup II
YELLOW DOCK.

u'Hls Is THE CHEAPkSr-Puce 80 cents bottle
and ar the best preparation Of yellow DOck ever ODER
"a Tor sale II Immediately scrolla, kings evil,
rheumatism. obstinate cu-ansOgs epuons, pimples pus
es on the face h0ches bes chronic eyes ring worm
teer scad head enlargement and pain u The bones ind
Joints stubborn ucers diseases arising rom al injurious
~ mercury, asce- or trupsy posure mpudence
IN hfe chrome constitutional disorders The value Of his
preparation now widely known and requires no fictitious
certhcsles % command sale Principal Depot - Broad
wsy ie7 5mruThks
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Number of miles by engines, 26,5OO. Expenses
per mile 62 l.5c The total surplus and sinking fund
June 80, was al2s 737 03. The accounts show float
ing debt Of Si9s i2 against which there property
and balances Of not required for the Of the
road of s44s,74O portion Of which will be immedi
ateY available.
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pcTCuKEFPsIE LINZ o.,

A-slLsr--i>s ARGES The barges CLINTON. Cagt
axE.s1usuzs sss-n yyisie, every Monday EXCHANGE
Cant Rc.ekrsns every Thursday. fOUGhAEEpSlA
csn Holman every Saturday, al o'clock, NJ from FOOT
N1rrayst Tor passengers and freight Tue shove BARGE
are elegantly furnished with -taterooms ana SPACIOUS sud
oufsbe cahius and are expressly htied up iof The
cr and convenience Of passengers AriNe Poashkceg
se In time Tor the stages a. sharon, Fine fsn srd New
uufori For farther particulars apply on board he bAgS
~. ~ mn IN WILLIAMSON X NAIL. hlWeslsl
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ir.;I., - ,IORRIs ANp Esskx E','''

la nioitki : AND E>sEAs. 30
senger Trains leave New-fet m
Cortland.si. st8 A NJ and fP. NJ. Newark. So
ana v N and Morrisiovn, a. A. ~. and ~ -
Freight Tran win Passenger Car attached, ie''""
town, A. n. and Newark, Up. ". s.r
, Passengers by lae morning train " Mouslo~n -,
nero al 10y O'Clock, where stages VIII be 10 -
convey mem 10 Schooloys Honn.a'n, Wesb,ngioa -
fere and Easton daily, 10 OWego, Miosd, New1 IA
hope and succ~any on Mondays, "sdne-aa{s =.
days aud o Roadway, Dover, spsts A'ia .s' -,
tuesdays, Thursdays and Sairndsy'' eaeh lns 80
ne following days to meet The r. ID. HsIn lot -
sage win also leave for Baskenndge every -
on the arrival Of the cars al Monits0wn. -
By line recently established, stage leaves HHcnSs
for he De aware 10 afer Jap and Sncudsburs VIZ -,
JobnsonbUfg, Columbia and blairstowa, every =
Thursday and Saturday on The arrival Of he 4. =
leaves stroudsbarg 81 "A. NJ. to meet the P N -
Passengers 20 through 10 and from Jersey CySs
Chanting care % leaving the city, passenger ~
post their baggage In the car Al the fcOg 81 Co. Il
where az agent Will be IN attendance 10 recew -
packages or bundles must be entered the wsy'15S
Company Will DOT hold Themselves responsible 49,
Will Sc forwarded immedi stey 10 Morrsiown uo - 3
Basin by stephens C0ndirs Daily Trans POI. sng M
Newark or from the Trsnsponaion 0ssce oftoe NJ
and Transportation Company foot Of lbeIty-st
NETWORK, sCHOoLEYs MOUNTAIN, ~
and BELNIDERE, by q new line Of post-coschee 49,
motifs and Essex rsilroad-The public are asreo! 10
mat tiere u now running one OF the best nnes 10
coaches In the United stsles betw cen MonisioSn ~
ton Passengers by this line lesve New-font "A ,
Corisnd-si. daily, Sunday excepied) at soeS<eg
BY the Morris and Essex railroad, 10 MoTnsiown -
new and splendid postcosches. through Mndhsns -
schooley's Mountain, Port Golden, Washington ssunrs
srsyille, and arrive Ia Eeson early the sans ~.
There Is also daily line from Washington ~ - a
which connects with tho Mauchchunk, Wlkcs~s 4
Reading line OF stages, from Esston Pa 1880
Schooley's Mountain, by this line, viii mud $3.50
Mouisown upon the ARRIVAL Of The cars, solnk - g
On The Inns OF coaches Il owned and eons1o~ ~
Dsv.d sandsrsor.
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r-~.,NFw-YoRK. ALBANY & Troy

-r-Sii4---NLfSr For Albany sra Troy dIegi-f'r.
zlsrss z,s>s hn PIER I'd To f'o of Cof snf fs-.,,
taking ess boats " i arrive in Troy n tne 20 lsss b. -.
i,os, n.,-riac trains West n Buffalo, ard Norh la,
,.,,.,. I'D Cb,nrIain The iow pressure s-aul.s
TR0S cn~t Wul n Frprce. 90 Monday. " eiusstaysrs
e'5sv 49, O'Clock p ~ The rev end spieria s.s-
boa. EMPIRE Capt. ". W Iupter on Iue-asg rkifs
charge of ,he weight Agent or RI thg any sil ~ :
CHA 0RFR1.kIN ff the Q'ics on theuktT
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TO LET.

n WANTED TO KBNT-A two-sory House IN
- Broos W. within minutes walk ofthe Fulton cry
- Address A d. a. Us Office, staing fea and siaaN9n
WAS
- ROOMS WA<TED-Wthin half mile Of ne
r Cr IAN ether with without board land uulruish-
- s3 FOR vuung gentleman ard his rotherssh neal
I'D esectsbe family and where there are no children rof
,rr,s,y in the house References exchanged address
PHILEMON a. tbs ofhce- gH --sNosu
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY 4 M'ELRATH,


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MEDICINES.
TO THE PUBLIC.


WHO CAN BEHOLD our far and happy country and
w not f-e deeply sIafl. to ne Deny or ne es.- s
has Bestowed upon and how The bear sves vh oyf
emotion, contrast happy condition with he ca
lami.ous position Uf foreign c0I1res Nhel The 1-epl-n
America vii I'll exist he proud, uPerlsnshe nolsi.s
d free Institutions yet y 30 cen iOoz coward 40 -.
The fearful amount 81 suffering slc disease IA -
ISIS without feeling painful sympathy accoup atel -l
the desire Of re.derr e e 81 eess o. slccor nose
afflicted Although al ne sane iIle- con,eous % on -.
hy 70 combat suc-esfl y scorp Disease ~ ~ pally
soothing ace 10 mind tlt cannot clre me th ~.
agony % lie sgfaref Ihc-e fam 4r "l ne n-.oly :.
disease u1st b. struck vll me rsf1 lncre e ~ 80 p =
Lar rsng- o. ds0rdeIs eInlu4 ns from En- in 80
80 -. - ~ - - ~ ,---s5i9r svsferns scr9fl a.
t---r- a--o % NE p---i- 1-i s-~r.-1. -tr--.-
core eyes and diseases oi DE neir- 80 -. -,
their Increase q owing % ineI ~ ' ~ ~
through whole selef-loi'' ana - ''
Fors .ee, OF yesrs ssrssrsr IA hss enjoyed deserved
lv IN rarufdn Bro tie cure oi disease; ar1 never IN s
So. ,.seIsI -eu,. has any remedy he'd 40 long ala
20 successfully lie POSITIONS "a -frcHe N chf JUG
oar.s hrt witt us distinction % = never 1e e-s lr Ai
81 rnsny instances has failed " success ne pc,
he YeloW DOCK from repeated -1prr ll-n I. $50 G
rursrlve virtues hsve been olf f-c-f d-ro' n Or
sczugr e1g ed y. e1li1rlt ans 4ld surgeons 70 r.
unnvaed N fh@ cure ~ ctrocr and e diseases 49,
from an IMPURE afe &C. he 19od FO->c Ornp -I- "a
YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPARILLA,
tleie iOre. while a. possesses eli ne Ft- ei nc yi-.
Ter, 50 tai combined Us PREF I e-1- - ~, 80 i.
greatest discovery Of the aleaId may safely De SAC "a
ne treatment % TIE ai,9xr l3. --,---ee. d" ~
peutof. lNDi5rS4I Dts .. 5.-...
with IT, horrible catalogue u heartburn na44enc eres
son cf sflnts, int preo71e ano ooF e1cu 4-7 :. ~
cessares. making le inefya t-" cen near -tae =. -
fenng aud eating them dread ha- never peer 80 aiAy
treated BY the u-e 0 tle E1I1ci 81 si-o~ D-eA ~
Ssr-apanla. Animal sp4nis Of mental ana n---"f rNri
w tn unhealthy anxious ard me anch0y eff f-sspl ci
counisnance. and indeed i1e couup rne aol p ae 20
rte Of the dyrpeprc render ~ Fcum- naen u usin
selves ana 0biecs Of compassion % heir friends In-
remedy VII be them true nenct men me o4iowlns
certificate VIII prove NkH-l phAf june y 1910
lie .rf.a arf ed .r
icon a. er 81 m ang osn r-r1a. e--tae 1 Ire
a.-frss-ne and oa.tnat- sf.ee 1a t- ,si-i n
tome o for - bod 90 Pc aes' 1lt'r'. .i.-.
e-ff-saNn Of -lf.-, .-.' no . e'.---... Il bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
CONVEYANCES.

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