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ROCK TRADE.
LIFE OF GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

EMBRACING tbs MILITARY AND CIVIL CAREER.
I$ucl dng he all q Pao Afo, R-.sca De IA Psms,
Monterey AID Bu-us VISTA win hs ef Ia reference
Presidency 10 which : added hO. raDhcal sk-ch o.
D VI lard luufe, Illustrated y 10 ensravnss. Pace
- r. nis - hundred.
univrrssl History. in series Of Letters beng con-
ref- and lmras narrative Of The arkahr Evrus
81 al Naou. fUm the esssf perinc 70 the present time
forming compie,s History Of the World BY Hebbe
IL d. Five numbers bound m va ciot1 torr.ng nrst
volume ~ Ancient History. Price 81
The ir- Of tbs valuable eork being now ready,
The pub shers feel rsfcd n saying rom what they have
hearl from very competent judges. hat cont ans as sr 10
70 go-s everything hch be expected from historical
production the hi gf-ff order The SIKH numoer l.
N press and viii De s-uei iu the OF few days.
AL The Magazines il the hed for September.
GrshsIn's M..sziue, beautiful number. Subscription
9. Price per number 3 cts
Ladys Book with four plates, . cis.
Lal01 saEsxl1e me number IS cfs.
DEWITT A DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings,
iSgccs 10 W Il. GrahsmJ
Alerts flr Grshanls MaEaz-n-. an2l Us
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SAILS or REAL EsIAIE.
New-York Cattle Market. MONDAY, Aug a.

syAJ sssser-Lo, on Eas, ID, Rss, between Gran
and Broone. 2s1l0o. ~s5o0
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NATIONAL FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

lust PUBLISHED. IN pamphlet form, Photographic
y Verbatim Report Of the proceedings OF the National
Free Soil" Convection held In Buf-io on the 9h and ION
inst For sale by Dewitt Davenport (ete Grsham1 Bur
cess Siringer Co. Dexer 4 B-other Long Brother
and the Office Of the New York Evening Post snd New
York Globe Price y cents esch- per hundred %.
ANDREWS = BOYLE, y Spuce-st. Y.
~ B. Orders from country dealers respectfully so.ic ID
aul2 2teOfs-
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WtEBltilNtN.
DysENTERY CORDIAL,

An INDIAN PREPARATION FOR DYSENTERf
"A diarrhea or Summer complaint, c-lc. and cholera
orbus 10 gener 4ly Affords immediate relief aitef taking
a SINGLE dose One bottle warranted 20 cure ne wors
case 10 a few hour Pnce 81 cents thousands nave
year. Prepared snd sod by LAW BOYD, o. Ess
Broadway who keer most extensive depot for Indian
DY-ESTERY, DIARRHEA. Gc.-The Graei
~ enberg Dysenfery syrup warranted % cure every
case no matter how bad, 4 the discharge. are con
sn snd bloody The money s instantly refunded II cure
& rot effected 81,
The Company has hie at IL wholesale warehouse >
Broad ay the sfacory evidences u Tue powers o.
th. uedcr evidences ffym medical men, ron ocers o.
he remruec Volunteers, Sc. sc
The Nedca Faculty hereby respectfully nVief 70 ny
his medicine 10 cases which they deem hopeless. They
ri ihus save fe No charge will be made for the ned
cine for this purpose - 49,.
TIE artce FOR sale by agents In every Ward IN ms
city and the COmPanys Whoeoale warehouse - 5IosH
hu~ i'-t
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!, ueoTT,- I>sTUTIOe FOR THE EDUCA

A BBOTT,- I>STUTlOe FOh THE EDtCA.
a TON OF YOUNG LADIES -Messrs JACOB AND
John : c ABBOTT A. and % 3 seeker g. New Yors
Though IA Institution specially cesi ned for young ladies
our-unz The hi hest branches VI udy IN LANGUAGES, polite
literature. philosophy aad maihenfucs, ard ~ho are mus
lnishng lheif school education, ample arrangement ar,
made the instruction Of pupils OF every ase ard srsoe o
yanIral Philosophy il under the immediate care ~ pr
JACOB A0oOu The depsrtm mt d Bellies Lrues incndlnt
History snd Intellectual Moral Phi osopby, ssupefil
t-rded by Mr. John c A5)ot Tue French department .
under the charge Of native Partisan gentemsa AL ne
conversation n the classes Is 10 French The mosi norougt
and systematic course Il pursued, that ue pupils may oe
able 10 read and speak the language VIZ ease 90
correctness Every lesson under ne . stem Of Osndor
lesson u Frarh conversation Professors OF high repai1
ion are employed In es-hing tho various languages o.
Modern Europe. Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC rencl
Drawing and Painting IN oil and " sief colos
About ts enry your ladies' sre received INTO NE isiy
Rev John Abbott, whers hey sre regarded IN al re
:. dsugher. The edihces occupied by the establish
-psnt are large and commodoUs consisting Of pryats
rsdence FOR the family and sso house VI The hrst class ~
he sch.,ol F4l term commences Monday, Sept.
n
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18TH. Member. Of The Cary,ck shock Club

aud friends Of ireland generally requeied 10 NEE
Il A. BOyds 70 Washing olst This evening, al O'Clock
Puuclua attendance l. necessary, order 20 aid the grca
cause By order THOS. II. O'BRlEN, Presidelt
EDWARD CoNNERY, Secretary. az II
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OCEAN Srn NAvCos LINE-From Breraeg & SolfAnpqr.
WASHINGTON.-Cspt JoHssrcs. For Ne~ Nork Mon Aug %
HERNANN...-- Capt CA.sEss' y Yors Wed. sept
In ,hs leave BREMEN Away, the s,h
setTHANFTON the 1h Of the Donh Mheu fails
Sunday the tsy ofssiug val BE- The slstl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

MATER CURE DR. T. T TRAIL, for tbs lsA 6vs
w years has tesfe1 scarlet, bilious iyphus. and carp
.ves the Hydror sse psn and has cured every case
In no instance nss under his contiraed
over ous week wheu ~ drugs had been previously sdin
IS LslxhtS iya inAS
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
r. >CONEY ISLAND AND FORT Han.
,1x<sapEiSJLTOS On and AFTER July 7, the boefs VII
run A. follows The ST NICHOLAS Cspe
J. ". Rodmsn; JAMES MADISON, Cspt L. sbson;
KOsCIUsKO. Capt T. Wells
NORTH RIVER
Mvrfss LINZ Nf~rser Lss< Less~ ~
Hammond nnouf LIN hNHa''-- 10
''''''-; ~ % "a ~ Per 20 3........(
%, t.1,cs n lc.,.y I.'.11 - X COMFY bazd .-sk
EAST RIVER
Neyrtns Lsr< WNso>~ L"> -
LEAVING foot Grand st...0 An lLe'nS pN v,ses
Csthsunsstl0A ss,n~n~.6 .
Per Q n. R-...--.--.U lrT 20 y n. 10y
Leaving cosey lslsat.-.S " LsssnH con>, is~D' -
Fare each way, ~ cts ~" INNS
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rAARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-Yoax. AUGUST p
.s SEE gzRnSe J0UsNSL. FOURTH PAsEs

sIslgrat .LsssAC .-..-. .-.-.. rsfs DAr.
TzssUs. rHa s'os ISL 80
$40 SETS ..... o a. Mom....u 81 Mora. --...1 y
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INDEPENDENT LINKs-Fro. Lis1pOol

TEosrsoS. for New York. Mon.
SARAH SANDS Capt For Ne~ York. rue 10
From Hare:
VsITkp STATES Cspl for New York sat sept
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.

~ WHITE, lLATt r CLAKh,l a bFoad"ayi g -.
st.bh.bnrr, the Oldest most extensive and fashionable IN
the United States has recently been s farther improved
and now offers facility FOR tue rapid prooueuus o
extraordinary beauty. -, -
The proprietor IL that Intelligent PERSONS VINO can
distneush between good and bad picture will not long
continue to purchase Daguereiypes that have nomng 70
recommend hen but their low Price.
To convince the mosl ncreduOus Of the great superiority
f e, taken AT this pacs thsv are respectfully invited
The G.ery and ndge nr Ihemselvee lyll lmeo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

SCHOOL.-Clsssiea French and English seho OIL; 1,s
- Broadway, opposite Aston place-Mersrs fOioNEI
TAYLOR Pnncpas-The Fall term Of this lnriitnti0n WI
commence 90 Monday, September Messrs I beg
cave 10 inform their friends and the puDc that they la
their u for he ensuing season "ci
will afford % their pupils increased sdvania es IN tle Ysr
ous pa-ments 10 order meet the request OF many
IL thsir pupils parents Of establishing Primary school
they have engaged lady Of experience 10 assist tnem
ns dec .rtmen Thfir assistants are gentlemen OF educa
ton and experience The French ol be taught and spoken
exclusively three hours day, and the most unrng EFFORT
viii b. made 10 der pupils home In every branch Of
French education Boys received u any stage Of edu
raron and thoroughly prepared Dr College or business
For terms see circular with Messrs Deuc Co Psrk row
and 58l Broadway; John Nhau. le5 Broadway; J.
Dodd III BroadWay; n A. Kerr, 7f6 Broadway q. h
Miller Broadway; Lockwood Co. ala Broadway, and a
the School
Mons FOIGNET will take this opportunity to inform BIZ
friends aud he public that he has removed m more desha
Die location and wall continue % receive INTO MS family
limited number Of pupils bosrers Parents VII, by ms
recommendation insure heir chiloren an opportunity o.
perectng themselves 10 the French, which ID the angnlg'
II Nr "a family as well az gresier polish oi name 81
thew Will associate with persons otdscfeuon and snl
feeling For terms circulars above, or a. Nous =
residence lslTwefsnear University plac- sn<Z Jaw
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AMIrSGNENTS.
>rIRI o,.. A-TOR-PIACE, BROADWAY
\ AZ ENENING. AnE p. WI be sc.ed. Tho

N'rsu'sopa1 fvsSiSo. Aug 4, VII Ss ,c,sd the
r,o,.- m. nd com. SIC Drsma, entitled
RIP VAN WfNKLE, A Legged q ks.is0n Mountains
Characters 10 Act IT'S
S ~ yoa T..s Phsp. Dssvanwse NJ Henry
Nicholas ye,drr.... teury 4 &c. ......''Niss ho,a
Brou Won srlui schr >p z ooey
Rory Won Cmup. 6aoi Gertrude '...''' nss nrnfy
K ri rck Hlisoa McOoual Gusisfs....... Miss Henry
Richard IeSea .....Ryder' -A..,.
lsps- Il % wears . supposed 20 AXE plaee.
Characters in Rips dream. Act l-iISo
Herman vos ...si N Doas Young Rpv any inkie Ryder
Abn h ggenho.i-ui. ache Di,rct Judge ostv,
iusttf- Van Winkl- BAKER Grrtrude. " - ~ Pumps
Per. Peasael Il. Philips D'm Higs eneoasmh ''iiom
Hiram ..... ........ fletcher
Quarter Of an hour ln,srus.lon for refreshments.
t. coacu ie with the ianshsbe is,ce Of
HIS LAST LEGS, Or Experiments IN MesGerstn
naghsn....MT H,cketi. Dr. B,rss.... o.. Galot
Charles DsssSn Mr. Noaiasue;; VII, hso,y
Doors open st-Comnencng u Admission sScis
DURTo>,- THgATER, cHANBERSsT -
- TUESDAY EVENING. Aug p vii be psyed, the
popular DramS To ,S9 se,s ana ten .eese- Of
Mr. Dombey. Nj N.ckinson Nc Toots Mr. Raymond
Capt Cuit!e....Mr Burton Eiih.......MTs. A. kuig
Florence Miss Nckinson susan Mrs brougtsm
La Jota Ausgon-se, Miss Walkers Miss Sinclair, M.
To conclude win the new Bur-scue entitled
LUCY DID SHAMAMOCR-
Enrco d MorsfaiF Never Lucia .......M IS Chapman
Rsmoudo: $500. Philips Are -. Mss >,aelsr
Gle . cts. Doors open al 7.-Cursin will rise Al u
GRAND Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL
u CONCERT AT THE APOLLO koOMS-The eeie-
braied MORAvIAN SINGERS beg respectfully To Inform
the ladies gentlemen OF New lUrk and strangers gen
orally that they have arrived In this cs from London, snd
Will have the honor 10 maze their hrst appearance before
the American public In grand Vocal aud instruments
Concert, al the Apollo Rooms, on MONDAY EVENING
next the 18th inst which occasion most choice ard
pleasing programme Wi be presented when they hope {,
meet that success hch has attended their efors In Paris
London and 10 all the principal cIies OF Europe.
Tickets 80 each, be had ~ The principal Music
stores also a the door the evening OF the Concert
Door. omen 81 Ito commence ~ a O'Clock.
Mdle Lnveruay, Herr Rorer kransz, >oepie and hshu
N0ravisn Company aux 81
THE CAMP BELLS ARE COMING"
THIRD WEEK. Society Library Rooms, SIS Broad
I way. corner Of Le0nard-st CAMPBELL> MINIS
TRELS under the direction orc A. KIMBERLY encours geC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

~ Twelfth Ward.-A meeting Of The Friends Of
Leland and OF Liberty will place Tuesday even
ng 22d met Z. O'Clock Al the Railroad Hotel corner Of
Eighiy-sixths and Fourhav Yorkve, for the purpose
Of aiding and sympafhz ing with That lOngopprs.sed and
noble People, in their Struggle against Tyranny for Liberty
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ts,- T.. y. Neagher CIub of the Cit,

Tork.-The members OF this Club will hold th-ir regular
weekly meeting their headquarters, Nauxhal Garden sa
loon Tuesday evening Aug p al o'clock, for the puf-
pose OF enrolling members and collecting moneys 70
aid the Directory Of the fnends Of friend
T. T. MEAGHER, President
JoHN KAvANSAcH, Secretary.
Jas T. BARRY. Treasurer. au2l @us'o
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Ireland IN the Eighth Ward are requested 10 meet :
Churchls, l66t Sprngst on "Wednesday the 80 mt
complete the orr snzaon Of the above Club and TO aid M
strug le OF the ms people for freedom
ANTHONY KELLY, Chairman, pro ten
PATRICK KERRiGAS, sec pro tenn an-2 y
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GRAND PANORAMA OF
TAVLOR'S CAMPAIGG

TAHLOR'S CAnfAAtn
IN MEXICO.
rErHS PANORAMA represents Ia the most natural man
tue marches, encampmens and az me surfing hoi
dents OF .
TAYLoR's BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with correct Of the country, eiies SC &c
Itis the largest ami most beautiful painting In me word
Exhibited every night al o'clock, al the MINERVA
ROOMS. iQ6 Broadway Admission Is cent? hools sd'
mitied on reasonable terms. SHERMAN IOUehf,
iy2q istf Propneiors.
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49, >OPPOsiTiUN To IN POsITbONs
Ek Down with Monopoly The feoriSs
Boai FOR ALBANY, landing q sew oosgn
Pou. hkeepsie Kingston, Caiskil Athens and Coxsesse
Fare IS Passengers Dy this boat WI sfn~e ~
5any a. ample ume fJr the morning usns eat %
The new and splendid sp smnoaf hASbAiIAN' csp.
" Nelson ui leave he stesnbosf pier 81 The foH o.
Robinson-st 90 Tuesdays Thursdays end safnfosys,
Gcock p n. - y
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For kurOpe.'

OCEAN SIN NAvCo's LrNE-F0r champion 8 BremeH
WASHINGTON Can't yors,ros Prom rors Wed day sept ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-23
For the Palladium.

Messrs. Edifors-1n looking over your paper
Of the 2nd Of this inst, saw article in refer-
rnce TO IA boy who had certain number Of ches-
nuts, which, when divided by2, }, !, and 6,
there was found to be ono Of a remainder; but
when taken by seven, there was none left. In
the following number Of the 9th. saw solu-
ton Of tbs problem. which put the number of
chestnut. to 73I, and says that is all the boy had
deem il n,csssry to state here, that on tho
first publication Of the problem. l noticed the
question and went to work and found that 3Ol
was tho least number Of chcsnuts that the boy
could have; 30 l made no further inquiry about it;
bot found a solution in the following No. giving
72l rs the number Of chesnuts the boy had. This
rather excited my attention. which induced me
to 70 into n further examination, when found
chat the question would admit Of an indefinite
nu mber Of answers u. l..
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For the Palladium


am composed OF twenty-five letters:
NV 1911 , 6 was once my vocation.
My 10 9 Is 1Ol 20 Is considered danger
Gus doctrine.
Ny Is 6l7 IS , 9 Is where my country sent
me on q mission.
NV Is 10 l22 Isl is a town in Indiana.
NV IL % 10 II II 20 l - 8 1 is a certain food
that once abstained from.
My , IL is great city in Europe.
My 30 9 Ill is found in Wisconsin.
Ny 70 8 IL l6 was a man who caused me
much vcxation.
Ny - lI2I IS 5 10 always made use Of at
table.
My 2I73I9 SIG % is an animal tina,
lives in the
My ! 20 II - is 4 sea in Europe.
My ~ 10 ID 5 is noted river in Africa.
My 2029 9 - is a city Of much fashion
Of Europe.
Ny 1910 II - Il is a State in the Union.
My whole is much admired Of the most
vigilant in gaining tho liberties Of our country.
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THE DESTlNlES OF MAN.

~ JOSHUA JEvraIEs
How Oft have thought that tho flowers which
The garden frequent, SO lovely aud gay,
And tho night distilled dew drops summers
fair morn.
Doth IessOus Of useful instructions convey.
Nor are the fine robes Of thu forest trees found,
Their green-dyed v.s,ure lovely and grand.
Thus faded and fallen PROSTATE on the ground.
Without finding some thing instructive to man.
The fair blooming youth like the beautiful flow
Soon lose the fine texture Of natures array,
And their spirits, like the dow drops which rise
from the bowers,
OF many pass off in tho morn Of their day.
Aud should they continue through summers
short period
They perish most then like tho tree.' fading
And like thcm,by autumn's deathchiIling strokes
hurried.
Indi.c ultimately down to their final abodes.
To the vapor which scuds through tho regions Of
space,
And vanisl,eth thus TO appearance away,
Leaving behind it no visible trace
Is like he re below represented his stay.
And like to the shadow that moves on the dial,
Ills pilgrimage here We may justly compare
Which goes without leaving the least, for awhile,
Appearance to show that il ever was there.
Thus much may be in the works Of crea-
ton
Instructive to every intelligent mi nd,
A. representations Of mans situation
Thro' lifo, to the end to which he consigned
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COmu1ferfcitS,u

People a, the West will further the cause Of
Justice by looking ont for large tieshy man who
is travelling through Illinois, his work Of poi
sou and death. He is reported to come from
ST Louis. with counterfeit of our Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them TO cur Agents at 4
low price. We have one Of the boxes Just re-
ceved from Chicago. and we are in pursuit Of
the fellow. The laws severe and will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
j. Aside from the appearance of the counter
feits, anv of our Agents kno,r that if Pills pur-
porting to be Dr.. G. Benz Smiths are offered at
reduced price. they MUST BE COUNTERFEIT, the re
is getting over it.
Let all who love justice be on their guard 1t
is necessary know that c. Benz Smih is leritten
with my e,ea hand OF the bottom of each box, TO
counte rieit which is a high handed crime.
q. BENZ SMITH,
Office l79 Greenwich ST., n. Y
Nov. 2, ls47 i6ti.
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For the Palladium

Friend b. W Daris: Ihave noticed in the
Palladium the correspondence of the Senior Ed
i,or, the doings Of the Legislature at 1naianapo-
lis Among these was q resolution presenting
sw ord TO General Lane. for his valor at the bat
tie of Buena Vista, whl-h appears to have met
cordially the views AMI feelings of the Senate,
and tha, the General meri,ed the gift as token
of their esteem foi his distinguished bravery This
shows conc lusiyely the view taken Of the war
with Mexico. 1t is an acknowledgement that
however " licked the Executive has acted in the
case they are ready TO endorse the deed. was.
however, pie ased that the senior editor gave his
negative to the anti-chrstian act, for VIII ch he,
and those who voted with him, will accept OF
my humble thanks. Also for the negative on
translating the Governors message into the
German and French languages. This document
on the Mexican war is like the President >,
which late writer says: us full Of lies o-be-
sure: but they lies of size aud dignity COM
mensura,e with the greatness and destlnies OF
this mighty Republic. They are lies which DO
credi, to the nation. None of your little mean
ones. but lies on a great scale, and which have
received the sanction of the nation and justly re
prese Mt the national character. 1t is also mark
puhlic documents. As soon as Mr.. Polk has sat
down to table, and is just about to stick his
knife and fork into Mexico, he folds his hands
and rolls up his eyes and says grace as follows:
No country has been much favored, or
should acknowledge with deeper reverence the
manifestation Of Divine providence: 1.-The
message therefore properly reflects the civil ana
religious phases Of the American character
However painful the picture may seem to the
rejecting mind. it does not appear to be too high
ly colored. We have seen how willing those
who occupy high places are. in particip atng in
plundered property. We have seen books pre-
sented to the Legislature as trophies Of war, to
be placed in the State Library, no doubt taken
clandes,inely from some Mexican church. But,
Notwithstanding this covetous disposition has laid
its unhalowed hands, not only on books, but on
the country and property of a neighboring ma
ton; yet there is party in this nation who la
ment, when they behold the infatua'ion Of both
the State and the Church upon this subject; and
this party. however small in number. should be
industrious, more effectually to wash their hands
from the foul notwithstanding how few once
saved q city. + II.
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m 6 n IA 8 " y. M y ,

agency Of the Ncr York Canton Tea
Company TIE Oldest Tea Establish
men in -imcrica' Principat Establish
ment in Ncir York
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been
popularity known for many years. THIS Is the
largest and oldest Tea Establishment IN Ameri
ca. The public have had full proof OF their IN
tegrty and responsibility.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation
TO the Tea TRADE. doubtless, superior TO other
Tea Concern in America. Their scrupuIous
gard 10 all principles that tend TO elevate the
character of large house, is we'll Understood
and has already secured them a nection, Garr
than all other Tea Establishments united. and
they consequently are determined 10 sell Teas
puFer, fragtant, ana betftcf for the prices,
in the aggregate, than any house III the world
China excepted.
They most zeaIouslv invite the attention Of
the inhabitants of the above place to their a gcn-
cy, where the following assortments are always
on hand aud they feel no hesitation in stating,
that wherever Il single trial is made, very deci-
ded preference is given TO the celebrated Teas
of the CANTON TEA COMPANY
NJ Re ader, make the experiment
R,taii Prices as foliors. SUBJECT in all cases to
4 x,saI nj.
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IT ALW AVS CURES.

- NIrI's Tone SYRrF, OR VEGETABLE FEBnrFUGE.
~ FOR THE SPEEDY AND RADICAL Cure OF LIVER
AND AGuE OR CHII.Ls AND FEVER The Proprle-
tor, in offering THIS remedy TO the public, does so
with full confidence, that It's results will sustain
him in pronouncing it one Of the most valuable
remedies ever offered . the public, d speed V
ANA -tfec tua! for Ague and Fever Chiiis
and Fever.
Its composition is very simple, being entirely
Of Vegetables, and il does not contain any thing
which ould re nder its i'll the least unsafe as
d popular medicine.
Combining with It's powe rful and general Tonic
properties, "a Catlartc ana su.orltic action it
be used with perfect safety without any prepare
ton OF the patient III the commencement OF III"
attack 1t corrects and prevents the lebrile excl
tement which usually attends and often de-
feats in its early use. Quinine and the other
remedies, in the treatment of Ague and Fever
Caills and Fever. IL the proper dose II acts
III Id Laxative, and encourages natural and
h allhy action Of the bowels, whilst at the same
time its gives tone to the stomach and promotes
d general health action ofthe digestive organ,
and thus in morbdiy weakened habits, restores
the system to health ana sigor. In G tive and
Bilious habits 1t sometimes acts as an Einetic and
athartic. particularly when given in large
Doses and thus cieanses at the time, both
stomach and Bowels, and promotes II proluse
pcrspration.
In Fever, generally, it will be found most
valuable Tome, for, whilst ii gives tone to the
system, its Dilaphoretlc ami Laxative properties
guard the patient from the re- production oil ie
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