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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-15

DOWERY ADMINISTRATIONS EvENING,yU 18th;
ID win be repeated the styled the NAIAD QUEEN
Baron Of Lerchausen Mr. rton Rupert Mr. Bah; Baps
Mr. Burke Pilgrim Mr. Stafford The Lady Una Mrs Jordan The
Nsisd Queen Mis-. Taylor To be followed by the comedy
Of CRIMSON CRIMES-Funk Mr. q. Burke; Tremor Jordan
Mrs Funk Mrs Sutherland To conclude with the grand spec
tace Of CHERRY AN FAIR STARCherry Miss Mary fNy-
or Topack Burke Giaer Wvren; Fair Star, Miss Lockyer
Boxes % cents PIT l2k cents Doors at performance
commence at IL O'Clock precsely.
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ECHANIC's HALL, AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
WI Grand and Broome streets TUESDAY JULY II, Last
Week of the ORIGINAL CHRISTYS MINISTRIES, whose
concerts during the past NINE MONTHS have been no
ceved with ueh distinguished aud unexampd
and inmitable entsrainments every night this week.
ats Manager and DIRECTOR f. p CHRISTY. An Afternoon
Concert will be given every Saturday afternoon Doors open
g. to ut O'clock On Tuesday July Grand
ternoon Performance Doors Oman at ,. comnenoes At
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MO CURE NO CHARGE--DR- MURPHY OF s. GOLD
IN street. lie conhdentay consulted all forms Of private dis
Recent cases Of gonorhhea days Cons
tutonsl debility mpotency successfully treated by Dr.
No upcd hndranoe from business ONO
66 Gold streek FROM A. n. 10 10 p. n
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THATHAk THEATRE-SOLk PROPRIETOR AND LES
~ Mr. ChanfrauSaturday evening" July 18TH will DO
the drawa of the GOLDEN Farmer
Mr. Chanrrau Old Mob, Ward; Jenny Twitcber, Wnans Eli
zabeth Mis-, Mestayer Mira Hammer Mrs Lakewood After
which, local sketch, entitled GLANCE AT NEW YORK IN
1s4SMose Mr. y. s. Ihanrau Lzey, Miss Mestayer The
evenings performance to conclude with the Drama the WAN
DERING BOYS-Count de CROSBY, Mr. HELD Roland Ward
Paul Miss DENIM Justin, Miss X Denim Doors open T.
Performsrcs commence tx O'Clock Boxes 70 CENTS Pit
l2x; Private Boxes. Is
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TINoN COURSE, LONG lsLAND-PURsE OF $780, S25
- to the second bes-mle heats-bes fvee for
all pacing Horses saddle with the exception James X Polk
he harpes-to In August-entry
TO close Saturday o'clock Jesses
Il. lSS Chatham ID GREENE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-15

L0R sALE-AN INTEREST (SAY ONE-THIRD OR ONE
Haf) in the Publichouse long and favorably known
THE Place No. SO Nassau street. nearly opposite the Sun
Buildings The proprietor being engaged In other
devote much Of his time The Place would
dispose of share to apcrson qualified free from cmbarassmen
and Of good character For particulars inquire LEWIS
FORD the premises; between 10 A. NJ and p NJ
opportunity for enterprsng young who and will
nv his 10 busi
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MI ATRIMoNIAL sECRET.-THIs IMPORTANT AM

IN X. JEFFklES' ANTIDOTE Is TIE MOST EFFECTUAb
- sold for Gonorhna and other disorders the Sex
Long experience has proved that 1t will radically cure
any This desirable results obtained in from 10 days and
neither onds the palate and renders
necessary deviation in diet interruption to usual pursuits
sleep healthy digestion the nuisance thus removed as
speedily with the production Of thorough and
permanent It's ingredients entirely vegetable and
no injurious effect either consuonay locally be caused
by itsme Price 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this city G.
RING, 1872 Broadway, corner John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-15

CENrREvIILE COURSE TROTTING-PURsE $3.50, MILE
~ hestA best three in ave In harness. viii Of Monday
July at o'clock p NJ and closed with the oeebrae cd
trorg Lady sutton and Lady Suffolk, D. Brian, grey
mare Lsdy Suffolk j. whelpleya brown mare Lady sutton
and after the Ia
Centeville. July H. 1913. JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
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DEREHPTORY SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE RE.

TTNO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.-
For Sale second hand single cylinder Presided 46x3l
inches One second hand Adams Single Bed
Paen inches The above suitable for newspaper and
job work. and will be sold at low prices.
r HOE Co and3 sreet
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the government was TO be cut down. he did NOT sse
what of the Assistant Treasurer should not be redeced
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. vrNroN--The salary Of this officer, would IN.
form my colleague, is provided for at page a.
MIR. SAwyER-lt does not provide for a reduction. y
MIR. SAwrsn--I have examined the bill thoroughly,
every part and every word ta'i
Mr. VINToN-Let the amen dime mt come In there.
MIR. SAwyER-Very well; let 1t be done
Nearly four hours occupied on anne ndmeste,
of especial public Importance. On several oeee-
sions quorum did not vote.
The committee arose. and Mr.. vryros moved . eah
of the House He said he hoped the names OF me a.
Mr.. POLLOCK, at o'clock, moved that the hoese ~
journ.
question dets rmned in the negative.
MIR SAWYER asked leave to introduce resotuaon,
which objected to, that the names OF the aSsSa3
on call for the yeas and nays shall be pupsheo hsAs
day in the Union and the InteHtgsnc@. -
Another motion was made to adjourn, at quarter
past four clock, and, by yeas oo n"y7 ~, ~ ~
Mr. WrnywosTn moved that the House resolve itself
into Committee of the whole the state u the
hnotber motion was made to adjourn--the House
had been in session hve hours ana sa nns. 81
when closed this, the House was being called
twenty minutes to Ave O'Clock.
THE CALL THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pELiNeUENrs-A CHANGE OF scENK-EIcusss-rHE
collie
When we returned from the cars, whittier We won't
10 mail the above, in time for the afternoon NAH
we found the doors Of the hall closed The House had
been called and according to the rules, excuses wore
to be made for deinquents Members were outside,
eating ginger cakes bread and ham, and other sblss
purchasabe on the premises By special favor Of our
friend Charley stewart we slipped In through . uask,
and arrived at our seat just in time to hear
MIR BAyLy speaking good word in behalf Of his col.
league MIR Mcdowell IL ask that he be exoused,'
said the gentleman. ["Oh no ~ "No noW1 Let
me get out all want to say, IL you please. He was
here day but he left the House with pains In the
stomach. lila ha ale had the mullygrubs" hs
ha n am in earnest, gentlemen. (Ha he j am
serious. He has been sick.
Mr. BARRISerR-I ask that DR.. Mes be excused mr
non ndance. know that he left the heuss Msr
the collie lila ma "The bsllyache, too, eh' No.
ha hal al
Mr. BAvLyThat is exactly the condition Of ny cor
league TiIa ha!l How did you vote lso NJ ~
ringerl Is 1t in order to go back MT spesAr'
The SPEAKER-No, sir. ttn
Nr Mcdowell was not excused a.. ux
Mir UrNr asked the House to excuse MI ~ !ohn
Who was absent in New York on important business
This was not agreed TO- b,
A half dozen members who had been shat ost ss-
sd In the ladies' gallery to the left Of the SPEAKER
f'hev were invited to come down, and dialogue e.
sued -, ,-x,. "a whx ao~,t
you come in !n 49,,
A MrmsrR in the gallery They won't let -
QHa hal .
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- evening at his Office No IL Ann ST. formerly No. IN
those difficult and Structure elect and Deli
cate which have proved obstinate for physicians Of
e experience Private through tho entry the office
door Extract Coravs Cubebs extensively pre-
scrbed by physicians 10 had his 'front.' No. Ann
street. formerly No. 2) Price 81.
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MCGUIRE, NO PAY.-DR. CoRBITT, 10 DUANE STREET
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London DO
delicate diseases No matter how long
you may have ge ulcers oody or the nose
pains head and bones Of the legs practice Of fourteen
year devoted Diseases enables Dr. c. to the
worst this disease Recent cared in four days
No mercury Structures cured in two weeks with
scarcely any pain Constitutional debility Those individuals
who INDUCED certain oathsome habit positively be
restored TO health society Remember 10 Duane street.
pose Johnson's
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RoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A FEW
ID single gentlemen, be accommodated with elegant
nshed rooms and full board, at No. 10 Greenwich street
BOARDING IN WARREN STREET-A SUIT OF UN.
furnished suitable for gentlemen and their wives
let with board att Warren few single gentlemen
also be The house been newly furnished
will be made really desirable home for boarders References
exchanged.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-20

Alr. Niles submitted resolutions calling upon the
President for a copy of the correspondence between
Mr. Bancroft nd the British government concerning
postal arrangement.
On motion of Mr. Anterior, the deficiency bill
taken up; slight amendment was adopted-the
ouestion being full mission to Rome instead of
cbape. Mr. Benton briefly advocated the bill, and
Mr. Badger opposed both ministers and charges
Mr. Crittenden thought it might he considered dis
,esnectf,l as other small powers send full missions
After few remarks by Mr.. Benton, the bill was
postponed.
The ten regiment bill was taken up on motion oil
Mr.. Cass. Mr.. Calhoun adore ssed the Senate, and
smoke at some length in opposition 10 the bill and
after a careful examination, Ia been unable to find
single argument in favor of its passage under exist
ing circumstances; and thought that those who sup
posed the passage of the bill necessary to intmdate
the Mexican government overlooked the actual con-
dition of that government. 1t the shadow
of a government, existing by our forbea We
might take tho territory aud twenty millions.
file also opposed the bill because would have
n yorable effect the monetary world said the
Lowing oil taxes in Mexico by government was
unconstitutional, and protested against such act
as without law.
Mr.. Johnson, of Ga, advocated the passage of the
BILL and supported the adm nstration.
Mr.. Bradbury moved reconsideration of the vote
agreeing to the House amendments on the bill for the
relief of the heirs of Paul JONES' which entered
the journal.
The Senate adjourned with the understanding that
the vote the army bill should be taken tomorrow
Mr.. Berrien having the floor that question
HousE.-Mr. Cobb moved n reconsideration of the
vote by which the House agreed to the printing of the
provision contracts.
Mr.. Bangle ~ was unwilling to print extra copies,
as the facts would be used to attack the admnstra-
ton, and as the army officers only were to blame.
Mr.. Crozier replied, to which Mr.. Cobb rejoned
much excited. Mr. Stephens followed, and said the
abstract showed the people where the money had
gone, and created competition.
Mr. McClernand defended the administration, and
said this was agtated for party purposes
Mr. Thompson of KY, and Mr.. Mckay took part
IN the discus sion The sparine on the occasion was
sparkling and entertaining Hits were given and
taken in 6ne style. q
The motion to lay on the table was renewed, and
decided n..the affirmative, 90 TO 70.
The House then resolved itself Into committee OF
the WHOLE Mr.. Rockwell in the chair and after con
siderable discussion the cUmmtte and Exported
the Till with amendments. The bill then passed ana
the House adjourned.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-20
THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9th, ships Caroline Nesmith,
Eaton hence, 90 Leml Dyer, Dyer Portland France,
Pierce, Vera Cruz; barques Alvarado Ames 40 A..
York sch Mary George, Watts Kingston, 9TH, snip
Caspian Torey, York barque Isabella, Given, Phil
adephia. Below 9th, barque Georges, Robinson, from
Barbadoes Cid 9th, ship Moselle, Somerby, Huvre
brigs Times, Groton York st George, Long, Balti-
more 9TH, ships Milan, Manson, and Damascus, Hale,
Troosa. stackpole, do blgs G w Kendall Reed, Car
tenas Thomas & Edward, Mills, Apaachicola. Tow
ed to a7th barqne Empire, brig Sophia LIST inst,
bnroues Pilgrim Blanchard for Boston, wig light tr;
Lenox for do with despach Lowell, for Philadelphia,
do brig Albemare, Comery, for Baltimore, part cargo
MoBiLE-Ar 9TH. briggs Martha Sanger, Duncan fnl
Boston; Union, Hooper, York. CID 9th, mot 4th)
h,roue Abby Baker, Boston 7th ships Athens, Chase,
Hnvre; Viola, jameson, Antwerp, brig Pedemonte,
Brightman, Laguna
sAVANNAH-Went to sea 9th, brig Wyandot, VII
-nington NC; sch Cherokee, Havana l0th brig Jose
plus, Pitcher Havana. Advertised, barque Burte for
N York part cargo engaged.
CHARLESTON-sid 10th, briggs Susan Spofford, Rio
Ianeiro; Massachusetts, Havre; sch II d Leighton,
Handy, Bath llth, ship Ontario. Liverpool
HMoND-Ar l2th sch ophir, Ballard, Attaka-
NoRFoLK-Ar lIth, sch Statesman, Loring, Now
Barque Louisiana, Pilsbury, from Orleans, passed
IN James River, 10Th.
NEW YORK,-Cd 18th, Andrew Scott, Emery, Apa-
lachcola barQues Peri, Coter, Mayaguez Claremont
N Orleans; brig MARY Elem Edrlands, Havana. Sid,
ship j IL Skluuy-
Also ar 10TH barqne Lucerne, Nichols, FIN Matanzas,
Doth t has been reported l3th) sch Hero, Perry,
Thomaston. >,
PRoVIDENCE-Cld 18th, brig Harriet, Brown, for
Charleston. -, :.
ROSTON-Ar 10th, barques John Brouwer Iolford,
snaIachicoa 27th ult Roxana, Curling, Philadelphia
srhs Hen rieta, Best Lubec for Baltimore VIM M
Gnbh Bradlee, Bristol Me sylph Dunton, Westport
Hone & susan Deerng, heEce Florida, M'Intyre, and
Eyater. Curtis do. Cid ship Rowland, Norcross, New
0renns baroue Muskingunl, Crockett, Portland brig
3ueep Esther Pendeton Machas, to load for Cuba.
Also ar 18th barques Nathaniel Blake, IIsey, Carde
ms ootb ult Lion Henry, n Orleans, 25th ult; sch
BOSTON Seabury, North Yarmouth
SALEM-Sld 18TH sch Convert, Qm Cardenas) for
Frankfort. , r,.. H.
,ano ID inst Tallmadge, VInng, Marel, 25th nlt !;
SENS Asia, Spear, and Emerald Kear Thoaaston for
1Thomnson Boston for st George Cid brig G W
Knight, Munroe, Cuba.
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SOUTH END MARKET !"

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
L public generally that he has taken the store Of
Mr. Gilbert Trufant Water street, near foot OF
South street. where he offers choice assortment OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together with Pro-
visions and ship stores at very reduced prices-sueh
as sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Oil, Spices Flour Meal,
Rice, Raisins,-Beef, Pork, Lard and Butter-Crock
cry, Glass, Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
good assortment of Fresh Provisions Fruit and Veg
etabes The above is offered for sale cheap
be found In this city elsew here for cash APPROX
ed credit j. G.. DUNN.
Bath, Dec. l3, lS47. lvda9l
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Allodyne,

OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price - cents for large
" size This Plaster is recommended with the
creates confidence in fact II is recommended with
that confidence that if it is obtained of the Proprietor,
and it does not give relief the money shall posttirey6e
eturned For weakness or pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism.
Lumbago, &c. There have been thousands OF them
sold and single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief The price being very low
every person obtain it, In severe Coughs, Colds
Asthma and Difficulty of Breathing worn over the
lungs, lit will afford great relief.
a. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and BeaatJying the haiy
Boston, Dec 1888.
DrFrederick Brown: certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandraff TN the head DO think 1t superior
to any other oil ever used. 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives it fine and glossy appearance, and the hair
does not dry again, il does after using any other
kind of oil. 1hereforeI can most cheeriuly recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and
healthy head of hair. | think any one by using it
short time will ind il a very valuable article
GEO F. BoSNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Marine Insurance !

vJ,HE Subscriber having received the Agency OF the
L CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY:
NJ j. (Chartered 1922 for the City of Portland ana
VICINITY will issue Policies to an amount not exceed
ing $4,000 on any risk, on vessels, eareoes ana
frechts ON favorable terms as other instiutiohs
Losses sustained will be promptly and honorary ao-
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in of dispute IN the settlement
of claims the company W i'll abide the DECISIONS OF Inc
Courts of tbs State of Maine.
'0N''0 CALEB g. CARTER, Agent,
As Exchange st.
Portland Dec. 90, l947 7ed49
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Vera Cruz, ship America, N Orleans. s. y.
AT Cardenas. 29tl ult barques Jubilee saoosng, Tor
Ioi'' anu Witham. unc Genl Taylor wig frt Aim,
qU 6 6re DO brigs Clio osgood for Portland days
Everna Davis for Baltimore seon mas mas s sna
w IN Portland diss ssehs Ontario, Carlisle, nnc
sowS,.eh, Jackson, wtg freight; and others not reco
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.ROKEN.

- Al &c. taoout lat %, ION %, w'S pa co.
,oia 81 over, of fIarpswell. from Portland iof 'u
...., -. no lat &C. barque A Jenness, ira Matah
A., ptston (or Portand). -.-a, an irw,,d
s.,,m -, off Charleston Bar, was passga a" ""'''
ship, supposed the I J Roger, I'm ha''S'
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+. Browns

caRSSPARIILA & Tomato Bitters. The most
= used and best kRoton Bitters before the Public
These Bters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compound-and mark this, 93-they can neoer do TIE
anucaso 1okateu6r 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, IN purifying the
blood, strengthening and invigoraing the system. II
is not 10 be supposed that any one medicine VIII cure
all diseases which the human frame is SUBJECT nor
is this article recommended as such like NEST OF the
euack medicine but for etfectiug the prpose for
which il designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself so worthy of the publiccondence as this cee-
S.ated compound.
substances admirably adapted purify, noMrish and
inrigorate the human ystem These Btiers have all
the effect OF the most powerful purgatVes, wen used
in ca ouautjty and yet al. mild in their
Grafton that they may be given to personsln the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to he taste.
There have been mann remarkable cares IN this ton,
to which eferences will he given by
A.. PAGE, the only 4gentln Bath.
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For Sale!

IF applied for soon. a convenient twO-stOry dwelling
i house in Garden ST., neilh Of the House Of Free
man Clark Esq. Said house is pleasantly situated !,
and in good repair. Apply 10
John STOCkBRTnGE,
Roth Feb OIL lS4s. eot96-wl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Debt, Revenue and Expenditure OF Ohio,
ia 1917

in 1917.
There has been received, at the Office OF The
Tyi5une, a copy Of the Annual Report which the
Auditor Of Ohio presented 70 the General Assem-
bly, on the tn of December last.
The proceeds of one and a half mills tax are
s222755.
Among the expenditures thereirom, which
amount to s2ll SO. are s26633 for the Legisle-
ture sl7 327 for State officers s2i os2 for judi
oial officers sll 96i for State printing = Ol3 for
stationery sl3lO2 for Deaf and Dumb Asylum
s8522O for Lunatic Asy lum 8 900 to the Institu-
,sn for the Bind So Ola for postage Of the Legis
ture only slO7 in aid Of State Library; $1,000 to
Peuitertary 81 pa for weights and measures. A
floating balance Of 500 600 20 $40 900 nearly is kept
in the Treasury. beside another balance, last No
vember. Of s5l gu, ont Of school taxes.
The School Fund raised during the past year
amount 10 s3O RS and arises from various sources,
such as q State hslf mill tax s142O2; a physicians,
peddlers and lswy ers tax. &c SD 47 interest
on surulus revenue $4,000; tax on banks $40 $50
revenue on school section No 10 fand so l30
revenue on Virginia military school fund sl5,40s =
do on q s military school fund sl.ls2.
The Disbursements from school funds areS29l COT
paid tO the several cOluties.
There a six mills cana tax which yielded. last
wear. $500 423 the canal tolls water rents aud
fines netted other $780, 93 the tolls levied On the
National Road brought SAP 6l5 s33 Of2 were re
ceived for canal lands sold there were also
S32 64s received in dividends on State turnpikes,
and, in oil. 81 800 6s9. from various sources.
There have been paid on canal contracts and for
repairs S3l5l1s.
The foreign debt Of Ohio payable principal and
interest in this City New York;, is sl6,964.2s2.
The domestic debt Ohio Canal bonds, and road
stock amounts 10 $40 s33. There are also IN
trust funds lrreducible stocks 81 SO 372. giving
$40 233 4s7 sc the funded debt Of the State on
which it pays - 1863 500 Of yearly interest, being
al an average over per cent on par value what
ever the State bonds may have been sold for by
Mr. Brough ard others. The debt is not an annnity'
or consols like that Of England but payable at
fixed periods.
The revenues raised by taxation, &c for 1916,
were s2925 col. The expenditures - 4e3 Al.
There is in the Treasury Si95 l5O-nearly hall a
million.
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crRr OF BLEEDING PILES


My Dr,s Sra cannot express q you ny sincere ana
heartfelt, thanks for the woade fol have experienced
by the use OF your truly valuable Pile EectuNy have
been perfect martyr to the bleeding Piles Tor ten years
past 20 much 80 that became riuced to mere ssee-
ton with loss Of appetite ans general o voc
fact was misery - myself and was OBLIGED 70 ave up
nv Office here which held IN the Custom House some
vs,rs have tired all Kinds Of medicine, had the beat
al ce the physicians OF Boston and hi. place coad give
spsnt much money twice submitted % surgical ope
ration had become perfectly tired OF life, ard Al me
suggestion Of ms friends ndacet % Try boN OF
your medicine The first, found, relieved me si9huy
Ven when got half through iound yself getting we'll
sill kept on, aud now am new man My dear ,ir,
language express my thanks that am once more
restored health snd now IA condition TO support my
self .nt family dependent on mo.
Yours respectfully, snd with regard, ,ro.,
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The tribune.
PnlApxLFnIA. Dec. 81. ISL

PHiLApxLPHiA, Dec. 81, 1871.
Ths old year is cropping lis way out OF existence
In =. Sen.a fog As have whether II Will Do
q, steer clear OF the lands end Of As, remains 10 be
H.. - ,,,. t-,.-.,, r.
morrow begins year, and merchants are taxing .eeoan'
on ,,ocS ana some politicians VINO are outs nov VIII to-
morrow be lis. ..,,o,. .,.ra a.
Toe msrkst generally hes been al complete STAND 20
day. and nothing has uansPred TO en~nss ANY % .se
leading staples Flour is nonnSy hea a. 90 ~, WIN
out demand Corn Meal dall At IS - VI" ~
much demand at 81 a IS CTS. Wheat IS "oi'n 49,.
cts with small sales. Cotton brings iu 'ilots, oA $3.50
are limited. GroceTissNo sales q sugars o"ht " y.
weather. About 100 BAGS RIO Coffee soa a. "a -
OF Lard, 700 Kegs sold al q WhisA! ~0 WI
ing At "a cts. bbis rs cts. and dull.
Inc sales OF St0ckswefe; n,
Fusf Board-4ooo Penn s.. 72idi, 249 Chez q ps'
Canal Loan g. 7t 10 NoTGstown Railroad II 100 hea"
Ing Railroad 29idxSt - ..,
SooHd B0ard- 20 Reading, y. as 700 OoveInmen'
Loan o. 67, 99i; 1000 do do, 80 30 Lshshos, D.
Tomorrow. New Years day, the Board Will not meet
SHocKISG-The Pcf0u Chronicle records the
death Of little g eight years Of age, who was stack Cd
and eaten by bears rsrs Of her clothing covered win
blood Is well a. some bones and mansled remains o.
her person, have been dlsceYGsd,