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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

CHIckERfSG's PIANos.-We understand that
parties in this City counteretng the name Of
this celebrated maker and swindng the public BY sell
lag fictitious Instruments the genuine article such
scoundres deserve 70 be nclosed in the kettle drum
during the performance Of 7 Lombard
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,Inrket-..NEn.OEll

Operators are generally waiting tor the Steam.
er and the transactions only limited CorToN
tnaes hrm, with light ssles. In FLOUR snd GRAIN
there Is no change to notice, and a moderate demand
preFas OF LEAD thera were ale. of l0lll nrs AZ a
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FROM EURoPE-The non-arrivsl Of the Canada
is beginning TO excite some apprehension She is
now in her nineteenth day, and, if she sailed at
the appointed time, has certainly met with some
mishap As this is her FIRST trp, il is likely that
her machinery may have become deranged' and
her speed thereby retarded The Niagara, which
was to SSH on the I'd inst. will probably reach
Boston to-day, IN advance Of the Canada
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II N NTH sNIFTNf n UT ID : IIII'
California. 1000
New Mexico ..--...-... 1000
Texas snt from iheJ
nsvigsble waters OF the Red River 70 the 1900


10 may not be uninteresuRg 10 learn that the estm
ale of Hon John Mason Tor the support Of the Navy
for the ensuing yesr and for which appropriation vii
De ssSed u >c,-j-.-5o =. How many ploss. looms
sni looms vii require o keep goinE support this
cruzing OF the big csnces especially when forei n
nlsier may wish vis; the Jordan and the Dead
According h. the Report Of Col Edwards Commis
siaa-rs OF Pensions, Upward OF 5000 claims have
bu pres utsd under the 9TH section u the Act OF the
lith 81 February l-f1, which gives bounty iAnd or
Treasury scrip the option OF the claimant % every
non-commissoned ocer End soldier VINO served 10 the
late Mexican War There have been issued 1882
land warrants Of loo each under this laN and
322S warrants OF 40 acre- each
CrrtacSies o. scrip Tor 500 esch have been wed
IN 81 cases and certificates q s5 esch have been
granted in 405 cases making aggregate Of claims a.
lowed under this lzw Of - 3f9 - 90 claims received
have no, ye, been scted 90. have no doubt con
cludes the Commissioner but 1900 more claims VII
yet BE- presented
lsrs- proportion OF the accompanying documents
70 tire Reports OF the Secretaries o. War and Navy
dry details Of little interest TO the community at large
fours &c. D. 4
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By The MIDNIGHT SOITTHERN NAIL
Thirtieth Congress.
csr-..gess-aes Of 'h- A-sn7'1.
SENATE. wAsHISsToS, Tuesday Dec

Nr. CALHOUN appeared and took his seat
n, go. ~ * Superintendent Of the Cost sur
vey We. presented By TIE Vice President and ordered
% be printed -. -...i--. 49,.
great number q memorials and petitions "efe
NJ Mrs submitted a resolution, in.iructns the
,;,,es 5srinv control Of the COutngen; Fund, %
rgup and report IN reference 10 the odersnon o. tne
- .L seb..a. e. of the senate By the UHor and IN
tslilScrcSr. -. ,-.-s
ous committees petitions &c pre'en,sd a. ~ -
session al relating 70 unnpor'en' i-a''''s' N -
were agreed TO- " ,, p------,-
.e-tpg suart Thursday Of each week ior me
tiou Of private bills Wa adopted
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5I4DD

DryxssED ARTIcLEs.-The great press Of editorial
and news mst.er, in this mornings Tribune, compels
Us 70 omit our reports Of the Dedication Of the Home
for the frendes and the Colonization Meeting at the
Dutch Reformed Church. They will appear In the
Evening Edition. We have also an important Letter
on Causes and Prevention Of Cholera from an NJ D. Of
large experience 10 the mslsdy which will appear early
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The Whis Almanac for Iste.

We are still compelled 10 defer this useful work
Of reference in order to give the entire esoa votes Of
AL the states for the Presidency We the ulnes.
% the Election returns and their accuracy viii fully
compensate for the delay See the Table OF Contents
in another column. We believe the present publication
Will contain even greater amount Of useful matter
than any which hss preceded H. The price Will b. as
heretofore
For copy ........................... cent?
~ copies ------..-..-----...-.--ei W
100 copies .--.--...--...----.....s7 %
90 1000 copies .....---.-.....-....s6J 90
II P0stmasters renting Us 81 will be EMIT ed TO
l3 copies. Address GREELEY s. McELRATH
Tribune Office
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Fire and Riot.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday Dec l3
We have had another fire tonight aud rs usual
considerable riot among the fremen
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Uy Ia democratic ws,s Geosr, s'o cs% nit

" R.s.bwsY Housr. Dec 5, 1919, the following k-'o-
$500 Thai The Democratic Whig Electors OF me Wy
sv - Ne :. York be requested TO assemble 10 their
- se,svs W ards on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec q,
coet Al their usual headquarters, or a. such oher
n thst day and sgch other places and IN such mAn.
- be Ward Committees may direct for the purpose OF
five Delegates from each Ward 10 represent hem
- Dem,craiic Wig General Committee, and also W ard
Couanitees for the ensuing ysar.
That the Delegates be elected 10 the General
c,roritee. assemble al Broadway House on IOEsDAI
fLILIP HONE, Chairman.
II n Hhws, Wee presideut
ZoFHAR MILLS,
y ysssa PtSeyS2y. secretaries dl4 tD1
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THINGS Arwa-HINGTON.
-respondenee ol Id Tribune

correspondence OF ne iflDuut
wAsHISsroN Monday, Dec A..
The following extracts from unpublished docu-
ments accompanying the Presidents Message are
not without their sign 6cance The first 90 %
show the care and economy ot Mr. Polks war
management and the glory Of itself aud the last
msy be Interesting 10 numbers Of returned volun-
teers.
Gen. Gibson Commissary OF subsistence. says
gret 10 say that large number up 10 this time
OF officers OF the disbanded troops have failed avail
themselves Of my Instructions and have elected TO
render their accounts. This particularly the
with the junior dsbanied officers and subordinate
agents acting IN the Department
d. Lawson Surgeon General OF the Army states that
the expenditures for medicines surgical instruments
hospital stores bedding SC for the hsca year ending
June lsis amount 10 sl46sO2 H. aud sdds-
Judging from the large number Of claims daily
coming in upon US STAGE some Of them Of more than
doubtful Legitimacy We shall have % pay many thou
sand dollars more before we can get ~ Of toe res
possibilities imposed sPon Us by other persons than
the agents Of the medical department Of the Army
large portion 81 these stores he continues were
lost al 439s worth In vessel for instance
while other portions were damaged OF destroyed on
the coast in the transfer from shipping the
shore and in consequence OF the want OF trsnspor
tation etc no inconslderable amount of the medical
supplies were lost damaged destroyed the road.
Col. Tslcous Report OF the Ordinance Bureau shows
that the expenditures during the ast zeal year from
the standing app ropraton for this object he aiming
and equipping Of the Militia amount TO s3051-J 90
and the expenditures from the appropriation for
senSls durin. the fiscal year amount 10 sl23574 3d.
According % Mr. McCalias own showing there were
the lsi II the present month 6ll0 unsettled cash
accounts remaining in his the ID Audiiorsl Office and
l,23 property accounts in Ike condition.
OF the glores OF Col Albert, chief Of the Bureau
OF Typographical Engineers, thus hints The peace
with Mexico returned 70 the United states the large
proportion of the officers Of the corps which had been
employed with the army in that country TIE grsaier
part q tse.e maimsd rti r0,as OF six from ne
fat spss and exposures rhieh tAcr asf.es required.
when IA IS that this corps the eyes of the
army 81 the Colonel himself calls them and .hstthey are
mostly educated Il the Military Academy and difficult
u replace il viii be what loss the internal sur
veys OF tne country sustained IN this war The
Colonel admits that the large proportion Of the corps
required for the armies n Mexico obliged rather re-
strcted employment upon the Lake Survey during the
s. season Thus the necessities Of Peace yield % the
eismors OF Wsr In view OF the injuries sustained By
this useful and honorable corps and % repair the den
cheney possible Col Tslcott submits Tor
consideration the following desired Appropriations
For military surveys in Oregon ZOO
- 4 slnofnla-- lUNVO
New Mt XlcO .----..--.- 1000
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Tax FiRE ALARN Bgtt -When~Vcr ne EEL
% the CITY Hal i.rung for si. % fre thr citizen,
slmosi unanimously come toihe coucius.oa itst a,
cracked, and appoints Committee DO examine The s...
OF 'hs peculiar sound. which .ena. iarth oa ,is ,s
sion IL csch Ere
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Tax Ootkrs.- The frIl. af criminal fsrses bal.
Bon srther posipruei uf risv uevf TIE -s.. la
Nsry Ann Harrington TIE 81 Iarisharfh ga r.r.
~ Ferry company -. argaei yesterday h.fsr.
Judge Strcns TIE srFanfnt hossvrr lsf "a h-.t
conc.ll-l sa-n - ----L = --r-- -n- ~. num-
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fos C.ffusSIs P.ssssF Hsia.-r r. 49, i. s.l1l Il.
tsy- he hf-i lass oopprr fastened sri rerrefet cd.
HsooStss now yi.g str.ef Do Fa.i River te'sl sto.
' make Other voyage 30 sar Frarc.co rsa h.n s.sf
a,ron uodsie limited rurnff ~ pas.rrfers a t, o.
second cabin sna .'rerss~ With .isie ro,ns sI aa a..
of 9s.ssge 10 app Pr nnei.a'ey
nfsIS. A. Hanna .. d -.
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F'FnoNfn.-J'mes 6aiaeber. who vss .sl
fenced shout mor'h $40 @ be irrrsonrs m iae pr-
'eatisy Tor TIE term ofss months 80 sn isosni a.
'sah uPoos ysuns woman. ws apdersisus hss b,sS
psrdon,d By Gov loung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

BuRGLARY--The OIL and candle factory u
Msssrs Curtis & Co. III Wsser ct entered lsst
night about o'clock and the dssk rhed OF lie
TIE rssosls escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

that IL can be made at a less cost IN the country
whence It reaches US. But what Is cost Has
he ever thought Of this A ton of iron l. brought
from England to New York and costs we viii
say forty dollars ton OF similar iron is made At
Richmond or Pittsburgh, and, If brough, 10 New.
York. costs fifty or even sixty dollars Here,
says the Free Trader, the case Is made oui-the
British iron costs ten or twenty dollars less thaa
the American. No. my friend There IS great
deal more meaning In that word cost than you
have yet extracted from II II you prove that. ow.
ing TO the better quality greater richness Of the
British ore, or It's greater convenience 70 coal &c
the foreign iron is produced with less labor per
ton than the Americsn-snd that this is not a Iac-
utious difference. which viii pass away as our
capital is concentrated upon and our experience
matured in iron making, then we admit that YOU
have made out pripla face case, and have At
least put the protectioa OF that article on ITS de
fence bat if You mean that because Labor IS
worth far more here than IN England. or because
We are comparatively but beginners IN Ivou-
making aud have not Yet our millions invested IN
single concern. with our beds OF iron ore every
where developed, railroads connecting than with
each other snd with scaports Sc. why men we
say you have made out no case at all still more
# we lind on investigation that the $50 or 500 per
ton which the American Iron costs is made up OF
the price OF labor which could get no such wszes
ii the iron works were stoPPed-of oats, potatoes
milk, vegetables fresh meats. Nc. which could not
De sold for nearly 50 much II the iron works were
idle, and wood for fuel charcoal. Ac which oould not
be sold At al. why then We say you have not mas
tered the rudlments OF the question you have of
hand decided
4 silks can be manufactured at & less cost IN
Europe. Very good Prove that the Creator
has interposed some Eatursl barrier OF soil or eli
mate 70 the production OF silks IN our country and
We 20 thoroughly with You sgSinst the Protection
OF the Silk Cclsure. Bat # not this-if the less
cost mess simply that Europe has at present the
skill, experience, habits, concentration OF efforts
NC. woich enable her 10 produce SILK st a lower
aoAsy prics than would produce the same amount
ana quality Of SIX here-jGst as Eastern Asia for
two thousand years produced !, 70 the exclusion
Of Europe and supplied her AZ enormous rates
why then we say the Secretsry's case Is MAS a
eg and imps badly on the other. Just give iis
he solid data for the less productive and less
profitable pursuits and We ara on your sids Hat
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CRY ratrs The Contrelor ta, scku1u. ...,..
the receipt Of $4,000 more Up t.sc. suros ~ u,h
Of November than h. received iurirs tte -,rr-sU
IN month u sst yes
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cTTv ITEMS


nfart or-rs serss -ira' tl oger. H1lss
Mas f~etlx .1r lh-tr Fostsg~-EI lhsls- WsEs.lrN
ftssH i.
GEEK IL rsrrs-i'-. "a 1905 Rr-sf-sf. r-rN
n 80 lsi-'3r hrlsi~ff-Fssun1
a. - d 80 81 Hsrl ~ -NaarhsI safsaa.
lsisrrsssrs Az frs hrtfsay Rs- 80 .r.n...
yanl,-asrls Crest krttIr,r1, ~ srosfasf-re
ycog GA Hal-tIfirI k-asts a1t kfts1 r =
a. al - usFN
>se,eou Cr,.s q ~ kr.r-Arsi- ai Neg ma n
Golga. yh-rt Co. Ga-1 ~ karqs.n fsatug ~ srsi
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nrsnrs- Roa5srfl-rt ofy-rs Cratss Rrosi-sy. - Pm
Chr.fF- rstr-'s- N-,hs.fs IA. - Hrosf-s--fN
N-s Dr-tns og-rs Cor1TsaTsta IF--sHt i1sttlt~-sfs
T. Arltl trcr ta RratHa isatfi t1kr- Il AT "
ss-TSFM
Bsrtol. T-at-fChsuo-s o. uear s-.ssv-r Ps-Fof P-f
frrranr-- 49, sfs-rtsrg coisnr-.
Brnss-sg Rrs-.y k-ftoavrFN - seov.
A r4r-sr Mas~r-i. Rr>.fr,g. A. - ahor-
3d. Fsr-Wllslr-5urx G.rt-a-rN srt Fr-rnx
Bshesta Crarchcorn~r ef chEtls- al ~ ..
DaY Az Frc1Irr
Arsrsa A., Cs.sn- Bro.ivsy sboT- Br> n,y ,1 sssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

ANssc,N Ncsrrv o. w0ld he ror.iv fl 90 IL.
house with ,nn .udisrrc Meet ffsi rsrnf b. 80 "a.
Win such sirtc ior. n1e shove un era TIE 81
i-sgps Opsrs r which fe -sfe hrhrr. srf chsr a 81
performers tsk- 81 GresI Ne-ferrs arsse "
lsrfe tho " osiei homestead superior d. .a rl.s
1nls-m-ns Of This e.shIsfrnsni IH4 q ufarU .Hars
patrurI ~ iasn ever hsf1rr
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yes.Ss : r 1 psTLos, Secretaries. dl4I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

Mas MffrlSs ros GrsNss RrNulD a. It1.f Il
hsof of sustaining ihe Gonnsn Repu1acsn. m se pne.sr
.irags.e viii lhsir rsiorous rru,e. srs rrai m sn-i
meeting IN ihe N'rfh American Hoiel corner ol Bossl
sul Bsyars 81, on rhur.fsy iuh uec 4i-i acc,s pm
rHf q vsiIrrrs of AEktsaLsfsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

IrNsh LiSD hsrs.-sshsi hecom.. pfrdy an.s n..
child thsn ol ttr.o hesuin HAS sni festeIs
made by NsoN, G fufoe.,i let si parents fFe hn .
-a shout this commencement af holiday une Ias f.urg
.-rs will he ucsrd with delight iis tHls oi s tnts
,ile- ihe ohsspe- and mo'i msfnfreui ir lt-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
JONES BALL Il POOR
I23 Warrington Street. Boston,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY
G000S, &C.

HAVE received uy recent Nruvel hom
i Il Ems and and France, large and *
tenslve assortment ofthe following described
goods wilh many other kinds too numerous
TO be menuorcl, selected eIpreSsly Tor their
Wholesale tfade, and comprising the greatest
variety of articles to be found ~ the CITY, TO
which Ihe alienuOn Of the dealers are lnyI.
ted
Gold and silver watches of Lever I'Ep-
inc, Au,hor liou1onlal, and Verge escape
meui, o'a.l qua.uie, and Puocs, from tac
celebrated maNcts Liverpool, London aud
L"cie ~ Suisse.
Marble, Roscw ool, and Ebony Clocks,
Once Clo,ks and EIgh,oay Ilncpcocs
Go'd JeWe.y Of all descriptions pms,
r.uss, bracelets, sad clasps, gold beads,
guard CHAINS gold aad SILVER pencils. spec
lacles uhmaics. eve glasses. gold pens. loci.
cts, with general assortment o'goh, 81
vet and gt.l fancy goods
Plated cake baskets cand.e,lck.,cast.rs,
plated aud Bahama table and tea spoons,
forks butter KNIVES. &
BursnuIA tea ans coffee pots, sugar and
cream pots.
Communion ware OF a.. AIrd,
Ja01.red 'ea 'rsvs 70 so's or single. NJ
o.. ,Tcs card 'rINs, arca'. Hul'. an4 Anie
ifs,s
Tale ard pocket cutlery, scissors. ra7ors.
SC. tom me oeIrhta'ea manufacturer, Of
SNeN5c,I, Hr.- cis Cfo,ts, Nos'cao.r 4 g.
"ifu many cheaper t.H.s .f f... r knives
ari ..',', n..l 4, .ue, .atr, and cocoa wood
lSr-.. sa.
Steel bog and purse clasps. vss, sr1 49,
chains arl mounting, s'er. 'c'ts. specie
o.s, slt..s-'r ,H>rs. -.A r-fcs, guard
C.a.rs. wai.a E.assss. spectacle 'E,h. lama
v.c's. 800 ara She. u.sIr boxes .est. loI
-. sf1rIel au4 .scneeret thcrmlme'csI. "a.
be '-..s
Watch too'' Of ever, description
! .e,. rrsVe5s. arr .. ,lnd, o. pstrb ~.
r.r-, both Irs - a1a SWISS maau.ac-
tore
p-rhl,crs nav he a's re# ..at c,rr4
l.r| .. o1i Joe al. Ir '.-..-.,. ua 30 10.
'Hh. .e tr'u.s e. ca he .ro,urr1 from sul
1p.f.r ~ rrslr
p,slsp re r.tfe1 90 rs' md eramlus
Gro p JOSH, 7 " Bat y , Peos
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

,,,,...,..,.. p,..... - rtJ,. :.
'"" ''''' ''''"","S "N,"'S ~ muir" "
IL SUBSCRIBER having bcch Tor a 'ohf
"mt engage" IN investigating claims
,o' pensions arrears oF peos'ohs' bounty
lanos cohlmu'a'Ion OF lN'i pay arrears o
m'"'atE pay &c 3c,-aSd having all ih'
Laws otlhs' anu h'su'"HohS' nom th'
IchSl"h 't,-ls therefore prepared TO arc
vigorously ana promptly al ms own fIsh aht
expense without lee or T'"aid lWheh unsuc
cessiuIJ all Applications Tor pensions, IN The
! following cases.
Isi w mere claim has been rejected OF
| suspended lot Iutlhcr proof.
"a where a IensIonet, hvlng or dead, ~
or was supposed TO bc entitled to larger
pension than was awarded.
81. Where a revolutionary officer or sol
dlct IS now living, or has died since 81 OF
March le3l,-o where having served during
the war, IN the Continental establishment,
he has died since Sd of March, ls2G.
IN W here widow married previous
the expiration OF her husbands last term oi
service, IS now alive, OF ha. died since ilh
Of July, 1886.
9TH W here WiIow married previous To
ihc lst OF January 1914, IS now alive, OF has
luhder certain clrcumstautes) died since 7lh
July, 1888.
6th. W here widow has been married.
more than once and is now a widow. or has
died a widow since % August isi2
1th. Claims Of every description, Tor al.
toats OF Pension, doe the heirs Of deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and faile
to obtain Pensions, need not despair # they
trust their case to his hands, as no has uh-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
SANDS NiRSAPARILLA.


Iuf the Removal 1ul lcIudN'Nl' HI'
utoI Diseases arising from an nm
pure state of tn, Blood or
Lait ol the System. VIZ
S.,.t..., hn-I TrM Rl,muanra, O1
...4f. Guam. as EtuJh.Ds, PruplN O..
p.,..,, o,tl, Fa., B.gi,.t,,FI,s tt,oH.
q, Sore Yt,,. Ea. worm o., I,Nc,,NoTd
U.la Enlargement and Pam 81 ID, Haos'
| u.. Trb. Nut58rH i.r,r', Nrrtr|nr
N..tt.i,. N.al.I or Lar.trC. ctd DiS
,l,,, auJr. il3ni an ttJUd.,ta,r. use OF
N,,,uIu isr.,,, or U.oysy, Erp1,r, or
IrrpIJrs 80 Li,. Also, Chrome Com
,hlUtiondl DsotdpJ.
T'llE value OF tins preparation - now
j WIDE, known, and every day the hc,d OF
IFS u,,luIucss Is extending. ltIs approved
and A,.hiy recommended 10y PhystclIns,and
is admitted to bo the most powerful aud
searching preparation hum the root that has
ever tccu employed IN mcdIca, practice. Ia
sctu'u.uus aud all cNictua. Disorders, the Ie.
suit Is rapid healing of the So;cs and pus-
tulcs. IN rheumatism, and uthcr painful at
fecilous of the muscular fibre, speedy re-
mo,al Of the palu, and IN all cases renew
a. of strength, keeping pace with the retreat
q the disease i,um tho system. II IL put up
ina mghy couccntta'cd form Tor Cuuyen-
fence and portability and when diluted ac.
cotdIug To- the directions, each bottle Will
make SIX times the quantity, equal 20 one
quart, and IS then superior IN medical value
to the vlriou, preparations bearing tie name.
East PovLISrY, VI Aug 10, 10.
M,ufs NuaiS-ln the Spuug OF lNu !
had tbo 'yphus fever with which suffered
the most Intense pam, and when 10, oyctcd
from ihat | Vas attacked with the spinal
complaint aud !undmcd'SotC throat This
continued uuul June, 1913, whcf my throat
and lungs liberated, attended with a severe
cough, and my face was covered with sCro.
lulous sores cannot describe what | SUI
tered !pr tiye years, three of which | was
confined to my ted and could not set up al
all. DulnG this period received no bc"e-
tit from The various prescriptions OF different
PhJ sicians. and had nearly given up all hopes
OF ever being any belteL A, tins time | was
induced 10 Try your Satsaparila, from the
many remarkable cures 1t had performed,
and strange Is II may appear, the first bottle
effected a sensible change. BY continuing
It's use my health fsrs SO much improved
that can now not only SIT up, but yak, and
fully believe, With the blessing Of PGotI.
dencc, that 1t viii affect perfect cure.
Yours, very truly, ADELING STANLLY.
The following testimonial from the Agent
to the value OF the SAtsapaulla IN a case of
Lcprosy, Will he read with interest 10y all
similarly afflicted
BrAvlu, Pike Co. OHIO, Sept 7, 1916.
L. h. & u. SapGs: Gcuts-A man near
here used SIX bottle, Of your valuable Sar-
sapatl,Ia Tor the LfrRosY, and has received
more benefit from 1t than all other remedies
combined tor six years past |, restored a
hand, leg and FOO, from situation that no
uCrsYu yvuuII have kup,yu. iIt,t iL.v IoI,pp
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
Notice.

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
Country Merchants
I. GOD. " ell n1ak kk 81 llAIi sold {,

Rsmenber Tits ard eai oH
A J BROW & co
CrrfTsl Bios k,asaily opposite ne Posiof 20
a. in ltchhufg Ma,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
vDKH LARop prsCoUNr

BOSTON or NEw YORK PRICES
ON Senioi ptu'er has been iH England
and France ms season, and tAs h'ushl
largely 81 Cr.rte-s, Clina A C.an Ware
Our iae,Hrr, 'rr lmprnrr |oaa, are
tu-is tad weW ts.l 81 sma. sctancr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
PENSION AGENCY

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS
and iare5 extending Pensions 10 Chiirrn ~
CERTAIN cases.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
Gen. Taylor and Thos. Ewing, of Ohio.

The 2ittsburg Gazette, of the lItA inst, contains
an extract of letter from Thomas Ewing,
Familiarity called the " old sat-boer,s who was
Secretary of the Treasury under Gen. Harrison
The letter was addressed to VIM II. Johnson,
Of Pittsburg. and the extract is rs follows:
Cas- Or TAYLOR will be our President. Cass IS
in favor of the exercise of the veto power General
Taylor is opposed 10 it, If we have protective
tariff and improvements Of rivers and harbOrs, we
must have them by a vote Of the two houses Of
Congress Taylor viii not use Executive influence
against either Of these measures; Cass mil. lay
Ior viii not veto either Of them; Cass tcW veto bo
We gain everything bv electing Gen Taylor that
we could gam with the most thorough friend Of
thos. measures: we lose all, if Cass is elected
The same is the case as 1t respects free and stare
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