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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
Thing In PhiladcIphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA Thursday. Aug g.
: W. Black, Lieuiensnt-Colonel OF the first
pernsvlvsnia regmf NJ i T. address LocoFoco
Gathering AZ the Reading Rooms of that party tonight
NE have some busy body gentry here among these
Loco ocos, who seize upon everybody Of any cOnse
quenee that Is in any way inclined 70 taer siae ana
by dint OF their imporuHities ciyites &C get ham Il
20 70 the said Reading Room and make speech-no
matter Whist kind OF speech so i Is not outrsgeousy
Wing.
our fashionAbes are beginning to return 70 the me
tropois and consequently the 5rlSney OF The "s'St
ing season Is on the wsDe.
We have had death here BY eating clans Al Cape
Nav The csuse was not sufficiently Investigated, but
the deceased Young. healthy and Hearty msh' aieo
sudd NV after having eaten some clans, and rom no
other apparent cause. 20 you see tne clam sfdelHio
Is not confined 10 the Massachusetts, coast
There il very little inquiry for Flour 70 day IN ee'
stocks are too much reduced admit Of large opera
lions Small sales OF good Pennsylvanls brands are
making II 374 a 5 50 for home use common brands
are scarce at 25 Corn Meal 10 quick az ~, with
very nght stock Rye Flour quiet Wheat sells slow
w. and prices rAnge at 90 lO3c for southern Reds
lot of prime White brought lO7c Corn is In demand
with sales OF Southern Yellow at Sc Oats not much
doing: sales new Southern AZ > 2oc for interior aud
fair quality Cotton Is firmly held, with some iSItnef
sales Of Uplands 81 u u on time Frovisions-s
moderate business doing in smoked Meats Groceries
continue quiet Abou; 1900 bags Rio Coffee. compris-
ing an entire cargo sold from the wharf al Q; esc on
time In Wool shout 50OOlbs have been taken during
the week At prices within the range OF - SIC Tor com
mon 10 prime American Fleece. on time receipts have
fallen Oft Whisky sells Al &c In bbls.
snr o. SrocxS-Firsf S0ard-5li 20 County .
20 ~ 1000 L. :. Loan, q, 81, l0sl loo DO DO o.,
lO3 40 DO So lO3 g7OO do l02 500 state IS 81 =
Reading r. R l6l 1900 L. : Treas Notes 100.
Second Board-75O > state IS - Northern Bank
coal scrip, ~ 1000 4. s Loan o. 1881 p Morris
Canal
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From the west-The Indians, &c.


PRAIRIE DU CmxN, July 20, lsls
Since | last wrote YOU nothing very particular
has TRANSFERRED The removal Of the indians l. quiety
going on and the last party reached - Pauls few
days before arrived there On our arrival az Wa
bashaws prairie on the 18th found Captain Nor.
gan company Of dragons encamped they embarked
on the same day on the Franklin for the fort whence
they viii accompany the Indians 10 their new homes
The alarm At the Falls OF the 81 CrOix a. regards the
rising Of the Chippewas has entirely subsided and no
farther danger . spprehended in that quarter.
Al the fort just before / LEFT. we had quite a STAN.
peie among the Sioux, I'VE or six bands Of whom
bad come down 10 eat drink and talk with the Winnie
bagoes. News came up from the village about
Fix miles up the 81 Peters, that party Of Chppewas
had made their appearance the bank Of the river.
mad murdered young man. and had gone OF toward
the Falls In ten minutes AFTER the arrived every
man that had horse gun his way 10 the
Fails.
suppose coo warriors were out after these unfortu.
nate 20 Chippewa and they would doubt had they
caught them) have scalped, skinned and eaten them.
But the richest part 70 be tod the whole thing
was hoax, cot up by Sioux woman (you see the
women are the same every where) and Il is said she
pui up 70 II by chief OF her band to test the
Ninnebagoes and see whether they leaned more in
their friendship towards the Chippewas or themselves.
On arrival az this place was pleasingy aston
ished 20 meet Of the geological corps DR.. Rose
dale, Of Cincinnati. i ne had been making a
Reconnaissance 0: the upper waters OF the Desmones
He was IN what Nicoh calls the undine region the
highest lands called the COeau de Prairie, about one
hundred and forty miles due West from Prairie du
Chen Here he was attacked by party Of Ssitons a
band Of the Upper Sioux who stole his blankets hor
ses, &C. also those OF his companion Colonel Daggers.
Besides this they broke his barometer and nearly ruin.
ed very tne sixshoOtng ride the colonel carried with
him, By striking il over the rocks.
They detained them night and then told chem
they might 60 giving them blanket FOR the two Of
them and some buffalo meat they had just been killing
The Dr. says ne might have killed them easily but he
feared the consequences. The prsries were fu Of In
dams hunting buffalo and had they killed these they
would probably in their turn, have been killed there
fore they thought discretion the better part OF valor
The government should 70 this and il also shows
the necessity Of post in that sgion for this outrage
took place either IN or ery near the nOrthe IN boun
eary OF Iowa The Or. starts for Fort smelling by the
nrss BOAT 10 rent
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- c...,,, CommI.tee of Democratic WING
In Congres. Yesterday.

The Oregon Bill, having passed the House !"
now before the Senate. IL went yesterday t.
the Committee ON Territories. which, We trust
Will speedily report IT without material change.
There is no right. reason III making Oregon
depend in the least the organization OF New
Mexico and California. Slavery Extension has
no shadow Of pretence for intruding here and II
IL should defeat for another year the Territorial
ORGANIZATION so snxiously prayed for, it will be
al the worse for Slavery.
The Senate yesterday struck from the Civil
end Diplomatic Appropriation bill the item Of
$4,000 for clearing out the Savannah River.
The vote for this 35 10 ~ is so strong that We
presume the House must give way to it.
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CLERICAL PoLrIIcs-The Salem Gase,L, con.
,sns lengthy address delivered by Rev CAAsr Ks W.
UrHAs, a, the organization OF Taylor Club in th.,
place last Monday This is the second clergyman who
has come out for Taylor in New England. Rev Mr..
LAMB nrs paved the way in that profession in letter
sosaf the camp lie Of Rough and Ready. But one
wing clergyman is openly srrsyed against Gen. Taylor
AZ 'ne souih-Rev. w. G. BkowSIow. editor Of ia,
''Ssse''ossA "A's OF the NJ T. Church As an ot,.se,
% 'asse e'ereA faylOr'snen correspondent of TAs
Boston #Ats says Asi Congregational Association in
Massachusetts composed Of fourteen ministers have de-
eared inst they zee bound TO vote sg.n Taylor aud
cass Several religious journals q, the North have
taken the same srouno
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MAGAZINE % Moral AND IsrELLEcTUAL SCIENCE, snf
Edinburgh Quarterly Fhrenoosa Journ,l july Vol Nc
s.isis New fors Fowler, a Well. Pucs 10 ceots just
Published
this great ork truly encouraging All lovers Of Phre
noogy should read IT,
Wecopy the following from the table OF contents Of the
July No of this magnihcenl quarterly II is enough for
say that the various subject herein named ted In
a mastery manner:
Sanitary Regulations on bard Ewg,da' Ships-Sh,p Fs
rcrIts causes-Physcsl condition Of emgrsnts Provis
ions-Impure sir-To it-Fefsonal uncleaniness
Treatment OF the sick
The Right Of Religious Fyeedom.-Relig0us sentiments
Exercise the Of the several States
Religions requirements Of winesses-Reg ous opinions
Natural rehgion-Bi Bible in schools-Hnmsn nights.
Thesatsof PtreaoSogy Gemany-Praclica rhrenology
Examination German chronological publications.
bdeaee Of the Weather upon ne Mental FHeiie' Impor
Of ventatiDg public buildngs-Iuhuence OF the
weather the body-Chsnge Of Climate Atmospheric
lnfuences-Dsease in the atmosphere.
Sunday Lectuo.-lnteectual culmre-Scieuthc Sunday
lectires-Their sdvsDtages-su bjecis-Mora truth.
Early Shop-Sauitisg by dsyight-Advsn,sges OF
early hours--A want OF time-Proper division Of time
MateyiaLsm and Characterization Animals and insnmst-
bodes-Erecs OF materalsm-The doctrine of necessity
Spiritual fatalsm.
The Organ q Language aud is FanetioRopnions Of dis
ngushed gisis-G all and Spur zemP hilo-opy
OF verbal anguage-Sgnhcauon VI lsDgusge-Gesure &C
on-Tone-langusge-Musc.
Merit and Dsmerit-The propeushes and sentiments
Moral necessity
Heads and Meat1 Qualities Of Eminent IldiedudlBrsin
OF Sir Walter scoli-Lord -Rabelas-oesnsr
and other nsturslis,s--Cuvier, Hsller and Lnnsus
Mental Exercise a Cure Of Insanity.
Musical Pyeeptioa.-A6sence OF the organ Of Tune.
The Lao Of Copyiglt-Propeny phrenolog caly cousid
ered-orginal ideas-Lini'ston of copynsh,-Though'.
propery-Perpetual copyright
Mental and Bodily Decay -Causes OF early dscsy-YoUth
and old sge-lndicatons Of decsy-Eaeeis OF ago tho
memory
Yayiefy.-LVs Of Dr.. Spuyrseim-wth beautiful por
rait-Aberdeen chronological Society.
This work may be obtained by mail In single numbers,
50 cents the entire volume complete at s. In point Of
real excellence, il cannot be surpassed. Address
FOwLERs WELLS, 1871 Nasssu-sl NY
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FRou rHE RIVER PLArE.-By an arrivalat thus
ports Yesterday accounts from Montevdeo to the Jlst
May have been received. The difficulties IN THIS river
have not yet been settled The outside party commenced
hrins upon TIE the 18th but without dong any
damage The spanish squadron had been recalled and
would sail Immediately tor Catz. The L. =. brig Perry
Lieut. Comig Tilton at Montcyidco At the above
date All we'll snd would sail IN day or two for huenos
Ayres where she would remain until the English packet
arrived from Rio The Perry would then repair 10 the
latter place The steamer Allegheny will relieve the
Perry At Nontsvideo Bait sun 3D.
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Oreaon In the Hause.

The vote TO strike out the Wlmot Proviso from
the bill organizing the Territory of Oregon may
be briefly analysed as follows;
YEAs-(Fw striking om)
Free state Castles. IL Free State wings.
Slave State do. 49,. so Slave state do ........27
Total 90; 81 locos, "a Wings
NoKs-(For Fra Soil IN OrsRonD
Free state Locos. ...39 Free State Wings n
slave state do. Slave State do ........ .
Total Wings. rs Locos 80 Total ia.
On the final passage, the vote stood Yeas lbs
Mays ~ 50 majority for organizing Oregon with
the Wilmot Proviso. The Free States voted solid
for the bill, except that Leris q. LeriR, South
Csrolnian representing the Native District in
Pennsylvania, voted with the bulk of the Southern
Members against the bin.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
The Pittsburgh Factories.
PrrrssuHou, Thursday.

ltlIshlHhf iuuicua) nus ~
The owners of the mills here have published a
Card stating that their mills must and will remain
suspended until they are placed on an equal footing
with the manufacturers OF other States by the re-
peal of the Ten Hour Law
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LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS

Collections were made al the meeting during the
evening II a remarkable fact that scarcely at any
previous meeting was there 50 much money given
w'hcutsny narne-thsi Is, as 4 friend sc. Our list
Is As nearly perfect possible but If have made
aoy Omissions we Shall supply them hereafter.
Z. :. Drggzn. MAidenlane. $50, John Flannery -
ssn.s Meheon and D. NOonan. so each p Carr
ana N Holland, each $40 a friend. g. For I've
w broPhy, J. Brady. r. Barry. F. Pdest
c. es- " NJ I Gibbons, P. Weldon, James
.o~sn, : friend, John Gibbons and a friend
o,v nesno; each = Jeremiah Ryan j. A. Colman A.
TI nse's; ls9mss Rice, each So John McDermotr. N
E sIsa asae4 Edward Hughes Hugh Mcbride
~ q l.' ~, loan Barry, Friend. Delshuntv
CoghiAn, w Hogan each 81; William shea Lanes 10
herty, ~ Murphy, Robert Mclaughlin Pstr,~E Keefe
John Rooney friend, J McGarrelI, friend Mel Al
~ friend W. hehAn z smith J. Fsrrel A. DiIIor' j
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The following were the sbsentees upon this occasion
several Of whom had paired Of
Atkinson Va; Barrow, Tenn. Beale, Va. Bednger
Va. Belcher, Me Boyden, ~ c.. Bridges, Pa
Brown Pa Buckner ny Clapp, Me. Donnell, n. {.
Wilson, n. ii. Murphy n. y Thompson, Ky Ed
sail \. J. Gaines. Ky. Irwin Pa. Johnson, n. II.
Letter, Iowa Levin, Pa. Meade, Va Morehesd Ky.
Morse La Mes, Pa; Peyton, Ky. Strong, Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

ILLiSois.-The Bsrnburners Of Illinois have cali
ed Convention TO meet at Osws on the 3th Of
next for the purpc Of rsuyng the part Of the In
dependent Democracy Of Illinois, the nomination Of
Martin Van Buren for The Presidency and 10 nominate
an Electoral ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

FIRE AND MUTiNY AT SEA.--Daung the voyage
of six companies of Virgins Volunteers from he Bra
20 Old Point Comfort the transport Memphis.
mutny and ere occurred the latter OF which threatened
destruction 70 all on board. The hn wss, however.
soon eNtnguished snd the muncers arrested and con
lined deck III the vessel arrived al her desunstn
when they were permitted 10 90 ~ liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

OPINIONS OF THE PRtss.-Henry Clay in bis 7lst year
Most Of the portraits Of Henry Clay exhibit him as he sp
peared at earlier age Those who desire to procure
copy Of him as he IT, at the Of H. nowhere rise
find approaching this In correctness and true expires
sion Rochester Daily American
For sale BY L. ANrpONy, 205 Broadway
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" The Jasoa's New-Nork correspondent
seems to think that il we shall support Taylor
only IN case there is danger of Casss election. we
shshhardy support him atall Shrewd correspon-
dent that
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North Carolina Election.
FOR GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE.
By Express and Telegraph TO The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, August 3.
NJ "A q N.~I.fa Pc ma

Hall. the Wing candidate tor Senator in Raleigh
Precinct had - votes. Thompson, Loco-F oco' 81 (;
Commons Simms, Loco-Foco, 204 Newcomb,
do. 200; Jones DO. 2l5; Moore, Wing, 275i Bat
tele, do, 2sl Fleming, do, 27J.
Full returns in The Erering Edition. may con
hdenty be expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

y Ex-Go'ernor Isaac Hill Of Concord, n. H.
expsins he position IN the Pas-,t & Gazette Of thi.
week adopting the platform laid down BY Andrew Nil
Ter Of Philadelphia IS in the main embodyins hi. sent
ments 90 the subject Of Slavery agitation He dsuie.
the statement that he was heading on the Free Soil
movement in New Hampshire bal On the contrary AN
pess 10 HE prosvery course for the past forty years
sufficient denial This assertion by Isaac at ,hi.
late day Is decidedly nudicious and viii be productive
Of no popularity TO him in Free soil Newsmpshirs-
The endorsement of Millers yindciive TRADE against
Van Buren, and for the Extension Of the peculiar inssi
tuition beautifully illustrates the progressveness o.
HIS Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ TEAS of recent importation just received and for sails
al low prices. Extra fine Young Tyson IS cts, fresh
Country do 50 cts finest favored Oolong, 50 good
III cts ID Families and country dealers requested to
give the above Teas trial For sale, wholesale snd e,s
by J. o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer $50 and a2s
Greenwich and ID NeseY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

r. Gold Pens, Of every quality and price, wholesale
and retail, by r. L. WATsos Co 10 WaLst Gold Pens
and Pere Cases In great variety The celebrated Rcheeu
Pens sold only 80 above Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ lHAppkrs srEvxSs, Esq, has been recon.
nsnded by some OF the Wings Of lancaster Coun.
~ Pa as proper candidate for Congress from
that District They could hardly snd a better man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ The cheapest and best place In IN, city get good
Boots, Shoes and Caters is At JoSEss n Annst the
Museum His best French Boots 81 %, second quality
from 81 50 10 81 Congress Boots from - 50 - sua w.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

Cv>ASp LISE-Sails from LiVopooI rsssiy
AMI RIGA Capt JrDsss fcI Nlofk at jas :,
ACADIA Capt Sross for so-ta..- Sat Js -
OCEAN SIN NAv.Co's LiNx-Fr0a Brsnen 4 So.fh-ps-
HKRMANN..-. Capt. FOR Nes You r. gu -
WASHING Capt Josssros Dor Ne fofs Sun Asx 81
Tia this Inc sRFMEN lssA
SOUTHAMPTON the 1otA n tn ronl When ~ sA s.
SUNDAY tay sailing from fofk nil - h-
INDEPENDENT LrSEs-Ff0w Ltr0poof
SARAH SANDS. CAPT; Tzossscs fur N-~ iors son Az
SARAH Capt Nex fors o., o.
From Horrs,
UNITED SrAiAS .CsPt H.cksr.u. Or N- for s-gt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ WEDDING CARDS, Boxes for Cake. Envelope, Wed.
ding Waters, Silver Cord cheaper than any other store
In the city, al EvERDtLIs Premium Engraving Essb-
snent 3o2 Broadway, Duane Is, square shove
Stewards Marble Store. Iy7 tweed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

BENEVOLENT DEsPoTIsM such Is the characterized IN
h1ence Of those who recommend TO the injury osn fatal
OF their suffering aceusntances preparations used BY
themselves and only believed in from the reading Of sdye
tsed eulogiums.
Fosss COMPOUND EXTRACT Of YELLOW DOCK AND sAs
saPARLLA appeals directly the sufferer who should use
without delay, TO be speedily and perfectly free from the se
ous and obstinate complaints connected with the dersnge
Of digestion and consequent corruption " blood,
whence debility, communicating Itself to the hear, the
lungs and the brain Those subjected to yins'ed
phere have, by this compound, realized Continued healthy
exsston Of physical energy and Of mind. II at
reefs the defective scon Of the respiratory organs which
either tho result Of disease sedentsry life,
raj position Of body.
To parents the epoch Of developemeni OF the various
structures OF the body, Is invaluable. The relaxed u
the system arising from Elimination Of carbon In the lungs
and all pfemonitory symptoms CT disease such chs and
heats, Immediately removes This celebrated extracts
beyond comparison, IN strength and virtue and readily
be administered where other preparations inscnssbie
All practitioners agree that syupsr nsnsesus r.
fitsbhy Of The stomach which any virtues they
may have.
The genuine Yellow Dock and ssrsapsra Is only 10 be
had al the following
Prepared aud sod wholesale and retail By GEORGE foss
Pharmsceuus; lss spring-s,- one door nom SusvansL
Also Tor sale by A. Il. Cough 4 Co. Its Falon-st go
Blesekesst and corner East Broadway and Markets. MI
Price o. per bottle or six botses for S. All orders fro
tie county with cash incicsed win BE- promptly fcrwc
by express.
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LAW Courts,

SUPERIOR Court In bers-Before Chief
Juce oassy-Harvey Hart " Jaaes Bsrtae ardJ = IGr
deyctAtou q the value Of ~ -hares Of Harlem
Rar0si Co ocs converted by N-ri Mr. pledged the
sys & "a ssn Z, osS O :, ne n9's ~ %,
odd without notn- Acton brought The pianin claimed The high
-ndanu October 1913 The time When the commenced
eonndns hat Defendants 10, authorized % I'll H. ,nd when
found = have done tie rendered and IL demand
3D. The defendants rendered which they sos
~. n-,svre i,ra.S-f D-, 1900 20, s,s,s n, ~
Blunt Tu 5sdsn Mr. aIs sS ~ RSs snsd
Hooeas CoDv 1--WE Or ~ aPpcaron. we're made for the ts
charge q seaea from the T. gs Cumberland, mostly he
APpea,oa made BY Nr ,hea counsel for the discharge
saiy committed a. Tagrant
Court or CoMxoN PLEAs-In Chambers-Be.
lore Jstfs Hsess' csySssDah~ Barr eo'ed
three ye4rs brought ~ sppesoa Of b.
yong uuro woman o. PHILADELPHIA tsehns- demanded Ga
the ground Of having been tune Of .sppg sas
SHOULD b Ssrs-s re- Con-, s az ssnf 70 run .sy 1s BOT he
tn - sas Dat tAs Barr kne~ what e about
enlstlns and be renamed.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge smith-IelaJod Lock.
good - Soi,0n haaeAeon contractor sg.ns, the owner
Pta otsr no sled len /. ssse4r,d from H. ,s
ony lat e accounts between the parties bad soo
asfs he aeHis r,Aos 70 he exceeded 500
sG,on-for Pals,a Mr. Coz or defendant. Mr. Esr.hsest
80 y.sss Sargsas y. drton TyA
about 70 s-Pose Of T. beeve By Wy Of rie cang lot.
a. M snsg a seton % recover 800 commissions selling
ess, 49, that VI W % pay il Dec..isu r-ssrvsd
From TIE PAcIFIc.-By the way Of the City of
Mexico we have received hes of papers from Homo
lulu 70 the 9th Of May
The evening Of the lst Of May the French Consul
gave soiree in honor OF the anniversary Of H. ST. C.
Majesty Louis Philippe The same day the French
corvette ssrcelle fred three royal ssluies morning
noon and evening in honor Of the same occasion.
The papers contain long account of the rescue BY
the sarcee OF the crew and passengers of the CHILEAN
shv Maria Helena, wrecked her voyage from Homo
lulu % the United states VIA Tahiti and Valparaiso
New.Orlesns Picayune, July 25
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sAspss sARssPaRLLA-The exposure and iuegulsnty OF
dist which are necessary concomsnts OF many kinds Of
business, are fruitful sources Of and glsuiusr
diseases Persons subjected to such exposures and
lares frequently experience sweBBgs Of the glands Of the
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give rise
troublesome and unseemy ulcers csled scrofulous In
other Instances obstinate nHamm atoms Of the eyes OF the
ears and euptons Of the head the consequence
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable such diseases, who have constitutional preds
position thereto will End s.EDss ssrsspsra an admirable
preventive, they actually suffering under these
any similar malsdies, speedy, safe and certain remedy
bottle taken occasionally viii generally keep the skin fesh
and glands clear Of disease and irregular WILL with
equal certainty remove itH already developed
Prepared, and cold, wholesale and retail, by A b D
SANDS Wholesale Drug 100 Fulton corner Of wnar
Ct rs Broadway, and II East Broadway, Newton sclt
also BY Druggists generally hrou bout The United States
Knce u per bottle. bottles IS.
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~ well arranged plan OF adsenisng, udiciously
conducted and thoroughly and .ay puftued In
the newspapers Of The country has d 70 result
successfully Every facility for adopting complee sysiei
y afforded Al PALNERs Agency. IN the Tribune Buildings
He is the sgeut ior the best papers far aud
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OCEAN SIN NAvCo : LINE-Fw SAanpfor S Bre-s-
HERMAN Capt Csastsss IRON Nioh Non A.. 3.