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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

chsnge Southern worth nc Cotton isvery quiet.
Provisions no sales Of any Consequence made public
OF Groceries about 50 bbls N o Moasses brought &c.
Whisky very dull and nominsly held At ~ q "a c.
Freights without movements.
sAIEs or STOCKS -Fvs Bodrd-3oo0 sch Nav o.
- I9i 50 Girsrd Bank lls 362 DO NJ II Man and
Mech BIZ "a q do pa 500 L : Treas Notes o., l07i
b susquehanna Canal II . Vcssburg Bank, - 10
vorri. Csrsl = 80 L Bank. 81 6southwsrk Bank.
IS n Chez snd Del Csnsl stock 70 100 Reading K
IA. sl Mechanics Bank 25i do p. 50 Norris,own
r. l3f 50 do. l3i. . .-
S,cssd Roara-l30 L : Bank 81 = 90 sts,e =, IS.
.. 1000 DO Canal - 1000 City Gas % 100 Far
rnsr. and Mech Bank -.
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uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The COMMITTEES 90 Printing reported IN iaYof OF
printing an extra number Of copies, IN ADDITION 70 tne
usual number Of EvoAYs and other reports respecting
Oregon and California.
The question was discussed BY seyersl members -
Mr BROwN Of Pa offered AZ Amendment "nlcn was
adopted The resolution then passed
Among the petitions presented was one by Mr. kyANs
o. nd from messengers bringing the Electoral votes
for President and Vice President Of the several states
They pray that nasmuch their mileage hss been cut
down from - cents 70 u! cents per mile which = am
ply sufficient that Hon Members Of Congress should
also reduce their own uilesge On motion me memo
nal was aid on the table
RESOLUTIONS.
Many resolutions we're offered among when was
one ~ Mr. Corr OF s. Y nstructlng the Committee on
the district OF Columbia 20 report OIL prohiotine ~
Irsfc In slaves In the ssd District.
Mr HARRISON Of Ga moved to lay the resolution on
the table which taken byyea and nay. and decided
IN the negative.
- In consequence OF the severe storm prevailing
We have been deprived OF the conclusion Of our Con
gressiOnsl PROCEEDINGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Things In Philndelp mia.
Corrsspondence Of The Tribune.

FhILADkLFHIAr IuulsIayi DEC =.
This morning Samuel Wilson, a boy y years
of age, OF Nr Chss Wilson. died from the effect.
Of injuries received on Saturday last. while playing
shnsey with some Of ais companions On the occasion
be received blow from shnney in the hands
Of one OF bis paynaies upon the front part Of mis- leg
below tee knee, which resulted 10 modification and
death
The psper and rag warehouse Of : J. & n Megsu.
gee Was partially consumed BY FIRE last night me
Aessrs- Meganse- estimate their loss 1t from $1,000
20 $1,000 !
Weather very disszreesble-rsiny
Tire wet wesfher sun continues and operstes pn.s
v0rsbly en- b1snass There "a limited inquiry for
Flour, and 90 bile standard Pennsylvania brands sold
At IS which 10 the uziform asking rate 500 bbls Corn
Aeal Aso sold AZ about 81 62s No sales Of Rye Flour
Wheat "a dull ., loo Lore. Corn Ia nearly steady and
sAles are reported At 53;c for new Southern Yellow
sao&t and Sc for Pennsylvania In store Oau, no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Appointment. by the President.

o. c. PRArr Of Illinois 10 be Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States for Terri
tory Of Oregon, in the place OF WIN. Hall declined
JOHN RATBUsS 70 be Marshal Of the United states
for the Northern District Of Mississippi 10 the place Of
Andrew A. kincsnnOn, deceased.
ATTORNEYS Or The UNITED 5IArEs.
ANDKEw BLrrHK for the northern district Vt Ms
sissippi In the place Of Oscar T. BledsOe resigned.
FEANKLrN II NERRTNAS. for Texas, Ia the place Of
George " Brown deceased.
GEoEGE 7. sHEPLEY, Tor Maine. In the place Of Au-
justine Hslues, resigned
LUcIAx BARBoUA, for Indisns IN the place Of Daniel
Mace, resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

No Caucus nomination was made by the Loco
Focos the meeting called for the purpose being divided
in its preferences among the four candidates Whit
comb Hsnnegan, owen and Chamberlain. Some I'VE
or elk members OF the Caucus declared that they
should no, feel bound BY the decision II il should fall
upon Mr.. flanagan and consequently the friends
Of Mr. Hannegan voted under a .ori of protest De
carng tina, they should feel themselves honorsbly
leased from any obligation their part This, per
haps may sccoun, for the blank votes well for the
"a Loco. Foco votes for Mr. Hannegan in Convention
Gov whitcomb was nominated on the fret ballot by
the following vote
For James Whitcomb, Is votes Caleb B. Smith SO
Edward A. flanagan, Is John Law, Joseph g
Marshall. blank, whole number Of votes, ls9 /.
necessary % choice -.
There was one Wing absentee Mr. simpson, Of the
Senate and the Convention In all numbered l49, thus
Whole number Of Loco Focos.................. p
Loco FOco votes for flanagan. less one Whig.
pledged .----.-.--.. ------.-.-..-lf
Blanks ill
Total 70
Wings for Whitcomb ..............-......-.... 5
Test the same problem BY smother process, and We
have the following
Whole number Of Wings. except the one pledged, al
Wing votes for c. h smith announcements
Wig votes for J. g Marshal ....-.............
for John Le" 80
Wing votes for WhiicOmb ..................... 5
Thus the fact Is msthematically demonstrated be
yond q reasonable doubt that II Loco-Focos did no;
vote for Gov Whitcomb while FIVE Wings did vote for
him and BY their votes secured his election upon the
hr.t ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Attempt TO Murder.

81 Tslssraykl HAEKIsErEs Wednesday. Dec. -.
The barber under the Pennsylvania Hotel made
an attempt murder the hostler BY INJECTING
wounds IN ais and sde-he i lot expected 10 i've
The barber arrested and examined before Justice
snyder Both colored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
BUSINESS ..urkoEs

~ Another crowded house yefierdsy ne Aner,,,
Museum. snd both piecei-ihe Morsf-d Hom-,'st :.
which Gres Western, the hes Va see de'inestnf hrrf.
tsius three separate chsrsciers srd ihe Hufescle o.
were extremely vel ens~let. Srd eriiusisst.ss " A.
p.zudsd Haze, the giant - producing much ~ AZ
ful al almost al hours day sud nigh. The dWsr.1
uumercu. other attractions are also in be- nsfe a..
lhrl.Im.s Dar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

~ We regret 20 learn that Hon. ANDREW
STEWART OF the House Of Representatives, n's been ~
the las, week confined TO his room IN Cumberland ma
It i. hi. intention to proceed 70 Washington as soon IS
hi. health viii permit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
The CboIera-.teamer Falcon.

NEW-OBLEANsl >undsy DEC Y,
There were five deaths reported IN our City
Yesterday from the Choers. The physicians. how
ever. disagree their opinion. 10 its being the real
Asstic Cholera
The steamer Falcon bound FOR Chsgre, went on, to-
day In fine style full Of passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY DEC. 90.

1,r,,ots-The new Legislature Of this State
will soon assemble at Springfield and its proceed
inzs will be watched with anxiety, mainly with
reference 10 the election Of United states sens'
tor for the SIX years ensuing Though decided
majority Of the popular vote has just been gwen
for the Wing and Free Soil Electoral Tickets TO-
gether, yet the Legislature is decidedly Loco
Foco. and will choose a Senator accordingly It
/. said. however, that among the members Of the
majority are several decided Free Soil men, and
and thu, the Wings, by uniting with these upon
Hon. Robert Smith or some other OF the least ex-
cep,ionabe csss-men, may secure the return Of a
practically aud reliably Free Soil Senator. If 80,
we trust they will not miss the opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
BaLrINoRE. Dec q


The demand for FIouE has been fair. and we
notice sale. Of 400 bbs including Howard st and City
NILS att s. Moderate sales CoES MEAL At so =
62i For WHEAT there i. good inquiry, with sales
OF 1900 bush prime White At o. al n. aod 5000 do
Red II Goa O. CoRS continues sctive. the ssies
reaching 900 bush at Soc for White, and sac Ole
FOR Yellow. OATS are quiet at pc pc. RYE q with
out change 10 notice moderate sales At 60c. WHISKY
quoted q, &c with sales OF io0 bbls The supply Of
COFFEE in first hands s small. 10 P0EE there a
speculative movement and the market has an upEsrd
tendency The Stock maTke, Is without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

LATE FROM RE JASEiRo.-The bark T. Corn
inz from Rio Jsnero arrived yesterday morning hav-
lns leit that port the 9Th November. The L. c.
brings Us intelligence Of the arrival a, Rio Of the steam
ship California, Captain FORBES, IN the remarkable
shor, passage from this port Of % days 1t will be re-
,oenbered the California is one Of the mail steamers
which are 10 ply between Panama and san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
steaBboat Accident.

LoUIsvrLLE, ny. Thursday Dec. 81.
The steamer American burst her steam and
connection pipe below Madison, on Tuesday night by
which ten persons we're severely scslded. Lockwe,
the first clerk. WAS badly scsded and otherwise In
iured hr.t engineer Samuel Price, and the second
cerk. =. NJ Leeker, are not expected 10 live. The
American was tored to the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE,. COLUNsrs. S)hio, Dec. 81
The proposition made IN the House to-day by
the Free Sellers for organization sgreed 10 by the
Democrats The Wings were absent about town. 1t
was settled that there 10 be organization II they
could prevent il The Wings are more uncOmpro-
missing and ugly than usual The excitement increases
The prospect that there may be general chaos IN the
Stste for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

BALTIMORE, Thursday Dec q.
From the Neic- Orleans PicayuEe of the ith,
we learn that the senate Of Louisiana passed resolu
ton in favor Of completing the Laiourche Canal, and
snnrsrri,tlnE elOOOu fol Tho, ehiaet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Another Account.

sLNAIE---- oIUNBUs, OHIO Dec =.
motion was made 10 take up the resolution
proposing TO send message to the House, sso 70 take
up Archibslds resolution nquiring into the consttu
onaly Of the law authorizing the Auditor to levy the
State tax also the resolution concerning the custody Of
the keys Of the House. Upon all and sunery Of which
they refused to take any action, and adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Push brought forward his proposition, which
was read aud laid the table by vote Of the Loco
Focos Mr. Riddle made another proposition and de
cared it the firm and resolved purpose Of the Wings
not to recognize the Democrats. consent to Ar organ
i1ation with them nH ma as trumpet sounds And yet
an organization is probable 81 no distant day. The
Wings laid Riddle. proposition on the table and adj
fourned
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no FOR CALIFORNIA.

OuEIN's PATENT BuoYASr DEgss OR COsK JAcsI W.
PREsERsER-The ooly Life Pres-fyer be deps'esda7e
aud no person going to California should be woe' q,
"a whsn worn It prevents tho possibility Of siDsiag No"
isrequired for its purposes No danger result aon
being torn or damaged by water IT, low pnes ''a
commend II to the notice Of all persons song 10 80
dis stood LEARY co Astor House, BrosissJN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

~ The Californian newspaper, published at
san Francisco says that the people Of that territory
are united MAD sssns: the establishment or in
PRODUCTION Of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

REvfEw.-A review OF Miss LrscH IS Poems
Intended for this mornings Tribune has been crowded
Out. Tut WIN appear Evening Essi0u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Lewis Ca-., Jr-Cabinet Rumor, &c.

WAsHINGroNI IhursdayI Dec. =.
The Senate were engaged IN executive session
upon the discussion OF the nomination Of Lewis Cass
Jr as Charge to Rome He viii probable be rejected
1t is rumored Tor hundredth time concerning the
Cabinet that Mr. Clayton will be Secretary OF state
and Crend-n Attorney General Il Is also stated with
confidence that Mr Clay has been offered the poet Of
: ..t- s...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

DEATH OF Gas. DAVID DIAL.-The CLeTm0at
(Onio) Corirr the death Of this gentleman
on the 4th iost after llness Of some two week.
Gen D. represented Ciernolt County several years IN
The Legislssure. Els age was IS years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

N An account Of the opening Of the Worces
Ter and Nashua Railroad 10 crowded out this morning
I. viii appear in the Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

BURGl ARIEs.-Thc carpet shores q vs.,..
smith 4 Lounsbury Mr iynes sud NJ n,r,~.e..
Nos fiS $50 and O.. pcarisf were broken III,
the stores ot Nr lyncs aud SIR nemmck p-.r...
valued Al sbou; S,tt1 with which thry msts ths.r .
cape The rogues. it appears passed thro1.h. ca,
ter shop fronting Roosevelt % thence Toe ro,. .
several buildings IN the near from which they ess-.,
an entrance into the different stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
gen. Taylor at New-OrIenns.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Dec. a.
General Taylor has accepted an invitation to
attend the 9Th Of January Ball At New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

The demand for CcrroN continues active ard The
market steady the ssles reach 700 bales FLOUR
tends downward and TIE sales are unimP0rtant We
quote illinois and Ohio AZ - 5o In Provisions there
i. bat little doing Mss PoHK IS held at 81. with
small ssle. SUGAR continue. IN fair request and quo
tsrous frn NoLAssEs 10 bbls. Is selling At p cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

~ NEw DKiEo CUsRaSrs, CIrRoS, R,islSs, &c. har
ceived ard FOR sss Al the very lowest cssh prces Ra,
In whole. half aud quarer boxes white Grapes psp.rt
soft shell Almonds; Spices Nc. sc. Also tine Teas y
gars, and family groceries Of all kinds Tor sale qrr
ties to suit dealers families nj PowLsss 80 al -
Greenwich and 70 Vesey.st Also winter bleacbei L,uf
OIL 75c cents gallon Sperm Candies q superior do a
DO Aeod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

GoLD Pens .-CALWoRSIA OUrHosE The s-nug u
our readers 10 invited to this beautiful assortment dGH
Pens and Cases FOR sale by q p WATSON, IS walls Z.
has atey Introduced several style. Of Gold srdsu
Case, admirably adapted for Holiday Presents and with
We think are unsurpassed either in beauty utility
W i, tho manufacturer Of the we'll. known Rch-Bs Got
Pen, which Is warranted to wear i've years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

SHIRTS FOR CALHoEsIA -. + sANx.Y, 40 wlasnn
one door above Fullonst has hand large o g0'i
Shirts al very lov Prices Also, every style OF Gsa' o
htung goods al wholesale and rets 1ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

COLUMBUS. Thursday, Dec. a.
Rev Mr. White, distinguished Preacher al
NTi.burs "a committed suicide Cause not stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

TIE Pacific MAIL-STEAsER " CALIfoRyIA. -
The Erosas CorEils which reached this port yes,er
day from Rio Jsneiro brings Intelligence Of the Cal.
5rHia the hrs. Pacific MaiSlesmer on the route be-
tween psnams and Oregon She sailed hence on the
evening OF the 9TH o.; October last and came 70 anchor
in the harbor Of Rio the morning the % ali thu.
accomplishing the distance 5000 miles In traiy ire
days Capt FoBsEs and al the officers and crew were
well and everything board IN excellent order
The engines DID their duty the entire satisfaction Of
Az ana no sccdeni occurred any part Of the mschi-
merry during the voyage. Both engines and boat have
thus apparently had fair OF their quality and al
doubt OF the Calraid reaching Panama ty the 5,h Of
January ~ which time she advertised 10 sal ior san
Francisco Is thus entirely removed The Panama. the
second OF the Pacihc line which sailed from shs port
9Th ut Is 10 every respect equal to the Caoraa and
will doubt rsseh the lsihnas =, her appointed time
At the rate Of speed the voyage thence 10 san
Francisco viii be made IN shout : days including the
ssoPpages 81 Different ports the coast and the Co
lumoia River IN - o. - days Within two months
from this time the chain Of regular nunicsion vii
be complete, and shall begin 10 realize the vast ai
vsntAses resulting from Of the gresies, political
and commercial enterprises u the age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

PRESERVED FRESH Recommendations ed |.
others requested 10 reed the advertisement, Of hess ~
cles In smother column Of to-dsys paper dsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

Which 0miIs from want OF data
Babssek Va. Cunma<s. o Gar~s, Ky fla NJ hai t-1r
Hsa>y. = kauinsa rssas Ftssusy, TEXAS. Ret, G
kchss o. wa'isse, :. g fnomPsoa, Iowa
the majority Of whom, having large amounts,
Of the mas 30, ~ tie nearest Tusis
neither postage eh1y-e ssss rostes sno1e se
Oaly tQ nles sss th1H e Loaaoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
WIN. 7. JENNINGS A GO
Diapers ana Tailor. ~ Br0&sS

Ws. d DIsssow, UrDERrAKss.-Wsreroom "A fHo
syenue residence Jss Bowery Orders len At sub~ pa
Will meet with prompt attention he has 90 hard sst
made, everything requisite for furnishing hnens lae
ment. procured At any Of tbs Csnelere. 10 and Oui =
city .o3l sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

gers with the Presidential Votes ask an increase
of pay. That's all Of long Telegraphic dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
IosIAH RIcnARns. An.n.n..l

GEE,r sALE 90 SPLENDID t>n CRoiCf BooN. rot D,
HoLipAYs -BANcs, RICnARps PAN. ~ Bfo.s.,.
will sell this evening and mofrow evening a. ex,.rs,
and superb collection of English AMI American Boos.
lec;ed expressly for tbs .e snd ircudng every v,r
elegant I'm books snd WORKS u sterling vsne fos br-
all and fresh siocs Amcrg them are maeu.ses,t -
bellished, picturesque and Illuminated volumes 10 nsh .
costly binding al the American Anruas Tor lg9 AZ -.
beautiful presentation volumes embracing h- ues o..
OF the season $500 choice and popular Juye1le. er,
ing rich variety u the moot beautiful and best 9st, h.
he American and Eogsh Presses. bibles snd pf.y-r b
n superb velvet cssps and ofnsmeIis aud Other ~ h,,
Of religious character miniature asscs and cor. n,
volumes. together ~ih rich and ysricd colerr- u =.
CANT Miscellaneous Literature. suited TO the q, i-sH,a
days IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

Tax FREE AcADEaI.- the meeting OF the
Board OF EaueAuoa yesterday the election OF Proes
sors for The Free Academy took place. M J. RoENES
was chosen Professor Of the French Language On the
an ballot by vote Of 10 NJ Edwards. nominee Of
the Committee, receiving -. ArorsrIS jose MoRAIxs
~as elected Professor Of the Spanish Ian zuAge The
DoEg GLAUBESsKLKE Professor OF the Germsu PAIL
P. DVsoAN Professor Of Drawing snd Dr. OLIVES
Gisss Professor Of Chemistry DR.. Tory wss the
nominee OF the Committee or the asst .it1siion We
believe these nominations viii give general satisfaction
Mr.. Roensr Is known &c Us gentleman eninsnily
qualified By talent and education for his potion a.
teacher Of Ffenca and Of Mr.. Gisubensklee We have
heard very CATERING opinions from those bs; eonpe
tent to iadse Mr. Daggans hae pictures Are known 70
al who visit the ArtUnion the Academy Exhibition
tie is one Of The most promising Of cur srtsts and er
s iae appointment less from bis persona worth
than MS professional qualifications.
The Professor Of Chemistry Is to have at presen,
ESQ year Of Drawing $500 and the other Professors
IN proportion 10 service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
HOLIDAY PREsENTa

" We have received large addition 10 or 80
Embroide,ed Collar, Chemizstto Cg,. Cap,i ps' y
s' also an exIrs rich assortment Of Evening" Dfs'Ss
Infants Robes from - 10 SIS each th
J. T. FARRELL& co 81 Broadway. near Prizes
WINTER GARnEsrs This style character sni Pnre
our extensive assortment Of ready mads Oyercoss ~
drao' olive, brown snd black beaver ard mie1 een'
must commend them A. the desirable and ecoo0rt'
garments Of the season, and with this sr"
offered 10 the inspection Of the discerning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

These Members have charged sss than the Post
Oace Department list allows them as follows
Atkinson, va l4 90 Hampton, -. -
Brosdhead Pa. = 20 ! r lnzer.oll, Pa. J ~
Brown. Pa - Levin p ........ 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

FAIR AID Fssrn, DO consequence ,..
unfsvorablencs. Of the weather hiser.,. ,ss a..
Fair Of the Church OF the Good shepherd snt.,'.
,nued through the si'ernoon sud e'ennsof D. q,
Friday 2ad AZ Military Hall Bowcry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22

4'"S Pt"'"f'' ~ any OF me Cemeteries 10 and Oei
city .a3 Sod
Mara rHE DWfEsEscs Pretsu.ions msy scos's =
cannot he.. The iafvtusn me,n u Fosss c0sf1esot
rEacT % YELLOW Dock asD sAFsApAsmLa sn eah
These, In few months, xill eai to the uef sgppes~
hose preparations identical 10 name " obect-co'"
essence The proprietor has prepared this comp'4''
the private practice Of our most sminesi phJs0r'
have used Il with the most distinguished s1coess ~
nesses 70 ts virtues healthy thousands u al fsn"
sges Ia thus city formerly suffering from he mos 's"
forms Of dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrofgls Leg
liver complaint with ia diversified symptoms psps1..
the heart, asthma the mos, nuaciabe a.esss. o. as
sod ali scsses arising from an impure ssie Of ne
either hereditary constitutional o..
Every bottle Of this VIA. RssTosEs D. g1afsriee'
nervOu. are made isorous and hose sassnns 10
paired disssuoo or imperfect development u s"sas-
youth, completely restored
Prepared sad sod, wholesale and retail, y -
Foss Phsrmscegusl, al the principal DEPOT 81
reu Frsnkforsr and slvo At 30 Spring n E.'' D.
wsy Pncs 81 per bost!s, or siS bott,s fof -
q PaLNEss BusinsssMs.. n.nss for lsts 80.
win commend sef 10 merchants. mssgise'fsfs, ~
ies ard 10 shon 10 Al o1sires. nsn, Tor % ,-cr.
best slmarsc out ilDsny EFebiDs -
u For advertising 10 Nc ae's spseefs q o1sI ~,
towns Of al the States V b PALssss 49, .Scel,s
excs.eut choice aud q complete opportunity ''
safe Jadieious and ihosougn 'y'sen. .
Ros THE HoLIDsys.- Fancy Csery, eiaofsfis. -
ysrriy VI spoftsmen's pens and pocke knise- -, ~
and b-suuf1 patterns. many " which h.se a. ~,
before ported Also. y.fl~ty 81 unique s5A a.
use They rave been selected will sspscls! cAfs'
warranted D. De he test quality lFefy
q. SAUNDERS & SOs, ~ Bfostwsy 90 a,ss.ssg
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