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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The Mourep announce. the suppression Of the IN
.urrecton at Lyons in the following terms
Private accounts state that on the occasion OF the
settlement OF their pay, the garde mobile oil lyons,
pbich had ust been dissolved revoted and invaded the
prefecture of the Rhone The fact in se Is true but
Il IL proper to add that the national guards and troops
of the line marched the prefecture mat they sot tne
better Of the ee and that this aar mas ony 'etseu
- move m. good spir, which anlmates the working
population Of that great city At the prcsen, moment
al IA. returned % the most perfect order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
storming of the Arsenal.

At hsltpsst clock there was was but one place oil
refuge left tor the troops and National Guards who
sided with the Government-thst place was the Arse
nal famous tor It's glorious trophies from the Turkish
wars The people surrounded the Arsenal and de-
manded from the garrison they should give up the
arms which il contained. They refused. combat
commenced In the course of which the garrison swept
the Renngasse with grape and canister, and killed and
disabled great number Of the insurgents whose fury
increased after each unsuccessful attempt TO gain pos
session of the building. The Committee Of student
sent several Tags of truce summOning the garrison 70
surrender but the bearers shot dead on the spot
The people then commenced bombarding the Arsenal
o'clock on the morning of the Eth when the garrison
surrendered Those among the popular party who
wese not provided with weapons were then armed
The number Of killed and wounded Is said y be very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Miscellaneous Items.

Gen Csvaignac mas announced h' intention OF retain,
i,g the Office OF President until after the question OF the
Presidency 10 settled By the actual election OK an IN
ssd,,s and the general belief IT, that Louis Napoleon
vii be elected The Com mittee Of the Constitution
nd Cen Csvsisnac concur in their views az 10 the
pediency OF terminating with al speed the Provisional
system existing !, Is probable the constitution
vii be voted and revised before the end Of the present
month
Regarding Louis Nspoeons chance Of election 10 the
Presidency the Government returns and the Auhorae,
report that 50 out OF the s. Departments Of the Rspub
lie will vote 10 ais favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

lis currently reported ,hs; NJ Mole has been offered
the embassy 70 Vienna
dispute had taken place. which but for lockers on,
would have resulted fatally between VI Bss,ide and
Thouars the latter Of whom hsi been dismissed from
the post Of Consul At Naples By the former Thouars
has been arrested
The election for Martinique Is TO be submitted TO in
vestigsuon
VI Lamsrtine, Il IS said intends take 81 election
eering tour in the departments With eye to the
Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26


Pc Euosr L,nfooi. OF Is, 80
s.ss-Lors sn5 shof rsd- if-- from bone Or other~e 900 "
sle4csf st,s50
tiuPns Mes. p-f 30fb. So - ~ 90 90 orc
~ 81 Mess bti. soos ordinary snd 90 ~ " ffs
as Errs lo5. family, g. pefhsh barrel l'-os - ~
ttsftt-Gresse. q. ga
Gear kC-Nhesi 4 snf Cans8su obs ~nc ana fnnec
ssa Red ga % Pour Western Canal Per barrel 81
as Rchrood ant Aessndfs 3ls. 81. o. fhaneipha Sna
ts 81 3st Ne~ Orleans and Ono. sl.s 3as SAadAn .
ss l. = sd Csa.tsn souf Isl p Osis, PER q . = -
80 OsmsA ts - iltsn Corn, Per - ips - q
= ia51n ssai p-r barrel - lbs. i1ss -
f's- PINE Nee PER barrel pts t-s hes' - q
= ffEls -
Al.-s 30. sas,I ro, .ols -, .aa Pearls reai -
- 10 l. : Asne- here
s.ees- R,1snaS sto,s oi Oh on, ss~sbie o, retsd
,fn-frfss remain ffm
tsss Ia s,os ssi-- n moment have been
Ss'se The Pnncfa portion Of fe-a; sfnfss all b.
e. ~ usrsst r.at ~e an i4u rnc-s snfap.te1
tss 6-Ie u a. sats Of Gran duns the ~eet
" e. con.desse AID he sbsence u etcng gfe.
s iy r.cstei ~h. the tine far smouni a bus
sess pas.ns msrs.i today, With oat moderate
sssts q bsysrs d. demand gsnes mtet Cor Wheat
s1Ibsr cecin1g bit Indian Com M-A aud oats
80 ius.eys osr,-nc. The tendency, however sta down
raea al Corn msfss; produce
s esn. Of !. ios. per hs, been submitted TO- ~hos,
f,'Ht % any active bosnsss 1870
L,sp Gu 2. made for Lbon-Eng'h - 10
A. pr
rss-Asos barrel. cold act very limited
80 iof ne irregular qualities bed here
- . insctss. a. our qsotslons
.er has sgal sve way. and improvement the demand
- sfp-recet az tie value Of Petersburg NC
go barrels Amsresn cod al 10 VI per barrel -
~Hna-psi Nc ssiss rsPsrsd fo0", SUIT, DAY CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Fight at the Castle Gate,

one Of the city gates, the Burghor st remained in
possession OF the Government troops. Three compa.
MES of ssppers and miners with four guns entered
this gate al 3 o'clock in the afternoon They at
once attacked and totally routed in spite OF the grape
and canister which they fred from their pieces Many
of them were captured dissrmed and confined in the
University billings Formidable barbados were con
structed while this igh, going on The old torn
cations of the city occupied by the artillery OF the
National Cuariz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Were sweet m rFrrl Whispered NpNs
has got itself somehow transpanted 10 the shady side
of sofa. far removed from brilliant Chandeliers
The merry bird cong which made the old August woods
palpitste with delight is repeated in more voluptuou'
measure from bird throaed women and fairy haunted
piano keys Song and speech and the electric telegraph
of sparkling eyes bear from drawing room TO drawing
room the glad news that Winter is coming and every
heart leaps up at the sound The dormant world OF
fashion for so many months dswdling away the amless
hours afar from home or wasting precious energies
and resource. in petty contests where victory could
bring no honor once feels the reyivifyng inu-
ence of the keen air and waits but the sparkle
70 resume its wonted activity. Wealth and Beauty,
Taste and Genus-whst be required to confer
perect happiness upon their votsries and aossessors
Bu if we could pierce beneath the bright surface Of
fashionable life we might discover that there IT, after
ALL no power in money confer real happiness, and
that our imaginings which fear tainted With a
spce of envy-are merely Of those idle and fantastic
dreams curious and errant sprite loves to weave
about US to enmesh our sober isnces and set Us whir
ing away like a poor Ay caught by the silver web
tina, cstens in the summer air The sharp cold wind
drives hercely round the corner beggar pulls solicit
iurly at either skirt OF our and little redtooted
yirl shiverng in faded rage beseeches with frozen
tears in her duplicating eyes TO buy tooth pick Tor
penny, that che may gets loaf OF bresd for her sick
m other
RESCUED FROM DROwNISG.-A woman about
20 years Of age accidentally fell into Coenes slip last
nish but was rescued from her perlous situston by
officer Dunn of the First Ward, and conveyed TO the
station House where medical attendance was procured
for her.
POLICE CoURr-A woman named Mary Wallace wac
ten INTO custody night ~ NAV Of the Sixteenth Ward
chuee Of stealing ss eioas hat ND other ai- .,i ~
- He'd u answer named William Turner ,songng 20
NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Murder of Latour. Minister of War.

After this the tide Of nsurrecton rose to an uncon'
quersbe height The rioters entered the War oitce
between the hours of and g. seized the cannon ssd
arms deposited in that building and captured the Min
i.ter OF War Count Latour. The wretched man was
conducted into the street, and then he was murdered
with blows from and sledge hammers The people
tore the clothes and orders from the bleeding body and
hung the naked corpse on glooet where y renamed
suspended for whole day, during which the National
Guards riddled IL with musket balls. Count Latour 9
naners were seized and brought 70 the Unlyerslty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
The Latest Account.

When the post EFF the TN. the City Of Vienna
WAS al In arms and great excitement prevailed but
there seemed De disposition 10 PerPetrste farther
Outrsge.
The Minister Of Justice has been arrested and con
Quoted 70 the University The rest OF the Minister'S
have concealed themselves except Hooolhof snG Horn
~ Ar ,bs soldier. have len the town and ct pres
ent afternoon the Sighting hss ceased 80 persons
are sad 10 have been Killed and 500 TO 600 wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
BROOKLYN
MUNICIPAL CouSr-Before Justice Gains,

MUNICIPAL CoURT-BcfOre Justice tIansOn.-A com
plant -. Yesterday preferred named HARDY AGAINST
Soihron, of he 80 gay 90 MAJ al
"a b. sum Of g ~ the proceeds day The
accused convicted suspended account Of -
.@be late investigation TOOK place INTO The
.tsnce. connected Avoent assault man nane' Ihora,
Martin .o. time the Effects OF whch ~ vas canhn-d %
~ b.s Tor three Of the AssaAn named NCobs,
10 bal 10 ID. 4t. b. tfa a. the n-r C.1rt
~ DV,r Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

n The barque Buffalo, Captain McGlll' went
ashore at Big Msni,oulne Island on the 2h III and J.
total wreck. No lives lost. she had on BOARD ~
feet of lumber shipped from this port by T. B. Clark
Vessel insured for 1000; cargo s2,700. Capt MEG Il
in town, and will 10 the wreck early next week
with vessel for her sails, rigging &c.
Port Huron Observer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
.,n,,ea,,ou for Mercy to the Queen.

The Limerick EIamin,r, a Repeal journal, con'sins
the following speculation:
Its generally rumored that Sir Lucus o Brien and
his mother Dowsger Lady OBren, had an intention OF
waiting on the Queen, for what purpose II 10 schoev
necessary 10 declare IL Is also said that Her Majesty
intends visiting ireland TO grant general amnesty
This would tend to pacify Ireland tnan mo mos
severe law which the Government could inhlct on Us
or the most vindctive course they could sdop' 'o"a
tha -tate nrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Mr. O,Br,eu and MIR. NIeasher.

,e,i,sd nj p'Tien in Court was manifested 10 MS De
nesnor His salutsuon Of Mesghsr " ne me, am "a
the corridor was characteristic Of the man me cner
fulness Of his department s' ne tdYsnoeo oeosuseo
bis young friend but the deception quickly disr
pated when he spoke the short but pregnant sen1roe
Guilty Meszhsr-ths Is what we get Tor not selling
the country q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Arrival OF rHE UNITED STArEs.-The .
y,a steamer Unifed States. Capt HAoKsrAFf,
,shich sailed from southampton on the I2th INST
,.ved at this port this forenoon, having made the
,as.ase in little more than thirteen days. Her
,evs $. Of course. entirely superseded by the
r.,opg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

STEAMER GENERA SCOTT LOsT.-Ihe steamer
General scott was lost last night about o'clock IN
about the middle OF Lake ST Clair she was run mo
By the Schooner star and sunk in very few minutes
We understand from 7. :. Sprague, VINO was on
board that be thinks all on board were saved although
there boys who got on board Al Alsonac VINO
are not vet discovered The Schooner took the pas
sengers and crew and landed them Al AlsOnac i ne
baggage and freight OF course were All lost Ihere
about forty passengers on board Oct bul @Oth
GOVERNOR MErCALF. OFINION.-At the Wing
Mass Meeting on the 9th inst in Hamilton Co. ono
Governor Metcsf Of Kentucky addressed the meeting
and IN a short but well arranged speech staune among
other things that II Gen. Taylor voted Oil containing
the provisions OF the Wmot Proviso or Ordinance OF
- respecting the newly acquired Territory ne Met
cali and al others in Kentucky Shareholders and non
Shareholders would consider him recresnt to All the
pledges ever made by him. and unworthy the counte
nance and support Of any honest man forever thereafter
DlsAsrERANp TIMELY REscUE.-The steamer
state of Name which left Bangor on Monday morning
with large number OF passengers Tor fortland ana
Boston when within about p miles OF the former, lei
in win the steamer Huniress from the Kennebec for
Portland disabled in her machinery snd driving OUT 70
sea from the force Of strong wind blowing on snoTe
The state OF Maine had some passengers ana tue hunt
ress had as large or larger number, but the laer
wer taken Of and the taken in tow 10 Portland
DEATHS OF NEw-YoRSERs AT NEw-ORLEAss.
in the List of deaths at New Orleans this season, from
yellow fever find the following names recorded As
belonging 10 New.York Charles Clark, aged 81 Chas
Dudley d. Il
w HeAerpann. D David Mccartney, IS John Mur.
phy 30 George Norgrove, "a Frsnci. II. Prince, 80
George Robinson 20, Tynan smith, 30 Henrietta
Suckney. 81 jacob Thompson %
FiRE.-About ] o'clock last night. ire broke
out in the lower village, in building occupied oy
Keal ESQ as turning and csbnet shop and oy NJ. Al
derton As an oil mill which with ts contents VS.. en-
tirely consumed The damage was about 5000 on
which we cannot learn that there was any insurance,
and fall. with severity upon Messrs hesl and Abortion
Ann Arbor Argus.
FIRE AT CHEsIER.-The building in Chester
Factories. owned By Edmund Hubbard, Jr. aud occu-
MED nv John Wolcott lock factory and for saw
mil. wa, destroyed by FIRE on Monday evening Both
parties were insured 70 the amount Of 900 At the
Hartford Protection Ofce. Springfield Mass Rep.
DEATH OF DR.. YATEs-Dr. c. c. Yates an
eminep, Physician. formerly Of NewYork and Albany
Ia. aisd In Nova Scotia advanced age. DR. Yates
wa, The husband Of Mrs. Willard, the celebrated
teacher Of Troy with whom he lived but short tine
after their marriage. lA4oHhy I've JO1I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
days and lsas, Q75 days
Liverpool Markets.

F~ Esrepa1 Iiv'srooi oct'oef ls. ist-
nlrr. pst have hai depressed Corros M.ss'
80 iosnsas saeo, Pfse. Ihs quotations Of our s'i Or
f A. ca1fl4ei. With ue exception of those hf far Orleans
sta reduced y - they must however b considered AZ
beng pos bio convey fan; d-a o the
g0lu That Hssfhslgs tbs market
IT, trnlsr almost confined o. good ordsry and
ftins qraes sort from "a IS th~ later and lower classes
..rE unssste qlaati, TIE s bales.
~la ~rfcff~ hsse t-sen h3n 40 bale. Tt-
Au-rssn te-crptn. sot .rr 600 tpnd - $3.50 Or
500 Aaosfns snt Noodle - and so
i,s1- 10 per Fsf Orleans quoted ~ far Mobiles
80 g.snt. 81 nttug so per 10
T.. So tlis port
Fl k.fcsr total stock Of No ss.. aud
a-.frsl the pefot Of At y-st
De-. Cess v..1sf lower ln'sn Cora hsag seclnsd
sf usref sns flour Dol The quotation, Wheat ~
b be- Fou pef bh Or sweet snt p-r Dol
CO., Indian Corn -. PER quarter fo 40 So per
flsf.f g. n1tn Con- Mea o.. % Per hb n. duty
wtrsi =. psf qasfter. Flour = ~ q Per Dol
Sott,s dong Tufq~nias +"to oi American f1sn sod Tom
%, :. 81 - a.f w au8 tts Ia 90 n ~ % Per Dol
y.g,. ,-.r--fflf, BROWN. sHiP1tN 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
IRELAND.

The Irish trials have been signslized by tneu
first victim. Smith Bren has been convicted OF
High Treason. and sentence OF death has been
passed upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

OgIo.-1here no longer remains question OF
ne election Of Gen. Ford-bui by an extremely
Lose vote. not more than 300-possibly not ha.i
,bst number The official returns viii have 20 tell
-, Ohio journal. oct. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Mn. GIDDINcs The Pa,nsrHe Telegraph gives
the following rs the msjorites for Hon. Joshua r..
Giddings in the several Counties comprising the
XXth District OF Ohio. Lake Co. GO Ashtabu
"a. LOO Geauga, zoo Cuyahoga, 600 Total,
3.2l5. A very respectable majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The Albany Ereniag Journal says the quantity
Of Flour. Wheat, Corn and Barley left at tde-watsr
during the third week in October in the years ls47
and ls4s is As follows
Flour. bbls Wheat. bush Corn, bush Barley, bu
ls47........ 1871 lSj989 1870 lol,ool
Is.s -. lS5gS7 lq2OSs l457S4 440,047
Increase. 2e,i2O 5sOaa Dec. 3,O9 1880
The aggregate quantity of the same articles le attde
from the of navigation to the 22d
Of October inclusive. Is Is follows
Flour bbls Wheat bush. Corn. bush Barley, bu
lsf7.....SO24235 S07l66a 55os4S2 lB,ls4
49,. .20ol40 l,9S,8ls lSo7S5 $4,000
Deer. lO22s45 l,O74,850 S2l2,es' 5O,5D
BY reducing the Wheat Flour, the quantity of the
latter left st tdcwSter this year compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows decrease
equal To IL 37 795 barrels of Flour
The following table shows the quantity Of some of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water from
the commencement of navigation to the 22d of October
inclusive during the years lsi6, 900 days. ls47. Q75
DAYS and l-f- G75 daysl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
AFTERNOON-ONE O'CLOCK.

~ D. o.. The secolt paes hsae.i lie Rival steamer
- ss.. na6vsr.a;y ert;es instead Of he Hs'fr'o a.
-, .s.- ORIGINALLY advertised o from Liverpool on she lTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The Hunkers Of Rensselaer, Co held Con-
venton the other day nominate candidate for Con
sre, but finally resolved % to 10, not to make any
nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

SCUM CARcLINh.-Hon. 4 d. SINS has been
reelected % Congress from the WITH District Of
South Carolina rs follows Sims 2,7l- Mcqueen,
l.e7a Majority for Sims, go
SIMS vas avow eddy for Cass and Butler, while
McQueen was uncommltted in regard to the Presl-
dency In regard to the Legislature the Charles
ron Mercury says:
We think Wa speak within bounds when we ex
press the opinion that Of the l65 members not more
han 80 viii vote for the Taylor Electoral ticket, IT in
deed such a ticket 10 voted for at all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
VIENNA,

fare Of the country under the protection Of tho Ssnos
a Guard Of Venns For the Diet
The President FRANZ sMoLKA
VIENNA oct g."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
safety of tho Jury.

On Tuesday morning, during the triaof hcAsnus;
letter was handed 10 the Pren, addressed oy ~.
o Brien 20 his solicitor Mr.. Potter lu purpon ~
that Mr.. o Brien WA moot anxious Ssf Aoos I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Tolal e8 & ls8 "a O84 les 7O4 le 2O3 Sc

Total 1853 ST lboL7 lo4Oo4 100 iU4 IolNS lo'"' 10
/ Mai FOR Johnston. 500 Do. for Painter. $3.50. Polk
/ Clay. .6332
Allegheny there Sf9 vote. cast Tor hgmphIe
Oh. Ns,v. tm.rcan csnddat. Canal Commissioner II several
votes cast ior NJ ocef On
account. much smaller than that CAT Tor Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

HXXfh Disfricf (stouben and Anegsny) .-JE6sE ~
GIL Of Almond Alegany Co
S,,tber Ce-Asscmbly T. Hon. 4. n. STEPHENS
A KENDALL. s. ROBERT PATTERSON Treasurer PEI
~ ~ D0NAHE.
Cor,ioad Co--Assombly RICHARD NJ. BEEMAN.
Eris Co-Asscmby 3. JosErH FREEMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
y. y. Free soil Nominations.


C,rtasd Co-Assembly JAS. J.. LEACH Treasurer
rHos ~ CHoLLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
BATTLES IN HUNGARY.
THE PRESIDENCY IN FRANCE

THE CHOLERA IN LONDON & EDINBURGH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

CONVICTION OF SMITH O'BRIEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

POLICE CoURr-A woman named Mary Wallace was
TAKEN nio custody night ~ o-r M,y Of the Sixteenth Ward
on chee stealing coa bat snt other stc-s f.uei -
He'd answer A named William Tuner 'songng 20
cana boat night ch,.e OF -nt.rs another
boat, yns soussd, hs and attempting 90 "eh quantity Of
fh-r.frur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The Irish state Trials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
LATER FROM EUROPE

PlSSlGE OF THE EUROPA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-02
REV. B. U1BRAssD'S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlL.OUS
FAMILY pH,tS

g1IIEY have proved of the greatest hcieit in rsIiev
I ing and curing estimate dangerous disea SEES
where other remedies have failed The #
chronic dyspepsia inve!erae cos.vene-s indigcst ou
dyspeptic consumption. bilious cholic siIciss, reu
maisin nervous ar sick headache and piles. have been
standing enlargement or congestion OF the spleen,
times called cake /. the side bilious fever fever
and in all lis farms, janndce chOe slasm Of
the muscular coat oi The stomach. dartTa, yscu;ery
bloody hux cholera and lis preuonitpry symptoms.
{of which many hundred cases have been curcd menta
sencnj debility droysical swelling. numb
paiscy, epilepsy, apoieNy, sickness SCryy, astb
ma, pcurisy, in children adults, fits, loose
and rreguariy ofthc eowes occaSinrcd by teeis
ing or irritation. tevers, whooping cough, scarlet
hives or Group, eruptiOns OF The skim &c.
They mild lat electual in their owe alton upon
the system, not causing debility too great ercitenens.
They perfectly safe and proper 10 he taken in
peculiarly Of situation, climate or disease where
terative, catnarc orlaNaiive would prove tenefcia
II ~ &c compatible with every climate and have ts1s
found excellent prevCntves Of tho diseases incident
hot temperature. and countries fever and
bilious affections. &c. They detcrge and cleanse i
blood, free eircu laion, open distractions
promote the secretion e healthy hlr. They gig
strength 10 the stomach. causing the digestion he
uIal, vigorous aud healthy.
Extract from Lette, from the Ren. Medaa
Dlnnson, Of the GeJrgia Nthodisi Con-
t1reHcc.
s'RWHs Co., GEORGIA, April 90, 1874.
Rev and Dear Sir:
The aud aguc prevalent in this State and
vour rs almost certain for il. have broken
the disease upon myself with doses of tic pills and
am not alone in thu experience. have known many
others experience the same benefits They amed
cpe that exactly suits rh,- sultry climate. Yours &c.
MEDAD MUNSoN.
For sale by BAssETT & ROBINSON and JANIS
AkER, Agents. pr 70