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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
Later from Venezuela.

The schr Decatur, Capt Morrell arrived at this
port Thursday night in "a days from Msracaibo.
The Monagas party held the city on the l9thr when
Capt N left but the Paez party commanded the lake
with a fleet Of sail and had cut on all communication
and ioed every attempt to pass provisions from the
interior into the city.
Though the raez party had A force Of 200 men and
ample means OF taking the city there are but about
200 men able 10 defend 1.-THE inhabitants being sick
and enfeebed, in want OF food and without ammun.-
ton-yet they intend to make effort until they starye
the already furnishing few that remain. When Capt NJ
was ready 10 come away the Governor refused 70 clear
the vessel unless ,ho took bearer OF dispatches FOR the
sum Of so
The Sun OF Friday morning publishes letter from
N4racabo with the following particulars in relation
10 the city
The land forces about 2O6 In number are stationed
about one mile from the city, thus cutting OH efecual.
y all supplies This investment by the land forces took
place but day or two since.
The number Of soldiers In the city does not excee
200 men of whom 200 are sick aud there not three
days stock OF provisions In the city. IL weuld seem
that the place surrender within or two weeks
left the city the 9th and went over to the Island
OF Providence (as il Is called where the families and
friends of Gen Paez reside could not but remark
the vast difference IN the appearance OF the women
and children at the Island, all are plump healthy ana
well fed while in the City this same class are little Del
ter than skeletons o.,
The fleet of Monagas II in number, are IN the Gull
OF Maracsibo They cannot pass the Bar the Fort OF
san Carlos. They attempting % keep up BLOCK
ade but 1t Is seldom they seen and then not more
than two days at time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

FIKE IN BRATTLEBORo', Nr.-We learn from
correspondent a, Brattleboro VI that hre was dis
covered a, 4 o'clock Thursday morning in a house &C
copied by Anthony Van Doom and two or three others
on the Main ST. aud resulted in the destruction OF the
building and the one adjacent occupied By Mr. Fowler
and Mr.. May as a dwelling house, by Mr.. Frederick
Franks clothing store and Mr.. Hastings as pro
'sl0n store Loss and insurance not ascerained The
Phenx Hotel was 10 great danger, and was saved by
We, carpets A stream OF water from pump, driven
BY Messrs Hines and Newmans water wheel did great
szeouon The ladies' passed water in buckets during
tie whole time.
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CITY ITEMS.
FaiDAY. December /, lsss

FRrDAY Dece mber l. ls,S.
Hos. CosPANr 80. l1.-We should have men
toned before pleasant ffe gwen BY the ofcer- ana
members Of this spirited comPsny al TIER house 10
D,v.-,t near Pearl on 81 aday e'f ming Il "a 70,
an ,. ,6 occasion of ths completion oi their new Hose
Carriage Everything went on vel Nr George
buckingham. the foreman Mr T. 4. Hsgadorn his -
.,.,s., and the members. wed their attentions to the
,aes. The lady Of the foreman, and the wives Of the
members we're determined 70 please al. The room
va. handsomely decorated We were particularly
.,,ucs Nth banner the letters Of which were com
po.ed Of evergreeus and lowers forming this nscrp
lion. H. C. TO- HONOR aud Duty The top Of me
banner was surfuouuted by two trumpets wrought 10
lowers crossed Hose Company No. lois composed Of
some 81 our fret citizens.
POLICE CouRr a man by the Of Calvin Davis
s arrested cf warrant issued By ilsfce
10 ci charging h.m with having stolen iron qie Jola
pocket BIO. containing SOS % snk Bills About $40 were
found possession rror~r Lckec preparatory e -eag
lister Co or ta. gfcel ke-.s oi te Phi War a.
efsr- srro-ef Peter Brush salted Jane
Tioaros0n a razor. p-ta e. Tor sraulnsiarl
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Having no confidence however ia his power 10 con
tro the Judgment Of the public be makes an appeal to
their prejudccs and ask any msn acquainted with the
history Of the Arts If IL Il any disparsgemen, 10 an
Order 10 say that is the darling style in the nursery
of British Art ," He farther asserts tnst the nature
and characteristics Of the Gothic are 30 markedly II
variance with the grand principles Of Bepubiicsnsm
As IL taste for particular styles of architecture were
co6xistcn with different political creeds-an idea too
ludicrOus be deserving OF notice but II Il IL So why
docs he when debating to the public taste, cite the
opinions of Mr. Alison The position which he assumes
in reference b. the Gothic rs autagOnstc 10 the com
bined terau Of the Old World demonstrated in the
selection Of the design for the celebrated Monument
10 Sir Walter scott and also public opinion IN this
country, as may be seen by is more general adoption
OF late years.
We don't want kOmanized Washington II detracts
from rather than adds TO- the dignity OF the Christian
Hero aud Statesman 10 associate him with those days
of lanatical philosophy and those trumphai process
sons the theme of whose triumph was the massacre Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

MiSEsoTA TERRITORY Hon. JOHN CAfliN
the Secretary Of the Territory OF Wisconsin and now
acting Governor of Minnesota, returned home to Medi
500 (Wis) on the II tn inst Mr.. sbey, the Minnesota
Delegate to Congress, is determined to procure Ter
oi Government for Minnesota a, the next Session Of
Congress II possible the people of this new region
greatly desire to be taken under the protection OF the
laws OF the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

LDiroRs OUT WEsT,--W estern editors are in
sesa public characters One NJ Cairo, (li) nnds II
sSesssry to make important announcement to this
- o As the editor Of the Delta may not be recog
-Sa Snen he gets on his new hal, which be has made
snenis TO win on the late election be notifies bis
~ mas 10 time that 1t viii only be worn on Sundays
oh ne has not the ali htest desire TO be recognized
ssPsiatef, bu. hopes 70 pas a . gentleman"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

Coiiisiox.-A collision took place Thursday night
Ii Ae Bsy, between the steamer Nensboy and the brig
nssiaa. Baker from Georgetownin consequence OF the
la,er suddenly altering her course at the moment the
Se~.boy approached The Newsboy had her quarter
bat stove In two aud the Ladies' Saloon stove in Tie
BRIG lost her bowsprit Neither OF them wac prevented
iron proceeAng ON her course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
-. &C., .outb.rn u.il-New Arrangement.

The Great southern naii-Ncw Arrnnse"en''
p. Fasgraphl WAInNcToN fnoay' De''
the PostmasterGeAerai has arranged U WIN
sraw the Government Nail from the CnesHP'a" '"y
route and will place il sgan on the Potomac '-ne o'o
rotasl 70 comucnco on the an inst Inc
rave also arranged 70 forward the ffes'd"A'
- special express North
zen Gaines at present ia this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ The Clinton County Free Democrat anay-
the vote OF the stste showing tina, the Hunkers are
behind the Free Sellers In the LocoFoco Counties, out
Of the City of NewYork 225S9 and ahead Of them
In the Whie Counties > 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
MICHIGAN.

The following is the official vote Tor Congress IN
tue LIST District. 1t will be seen that Ormsby and
Bates (both Wings, but Ormsby running ON the
Free Soil Ticket have 1855 majority over Buel
the sncces sfnl Cass candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
oeurt OF Appeais-November Term.

siRAoUsE "Wednesday, Nov. a9.--Geo. +. Com
aoek resumed his argument in this this mOrnng
sad VI A Foster closed No. 20 The Onondaga A1
va. Insurance Co. respondents aSt Isaac L M!nsrd
sna others. appellants Mr. b. Davis Noxon opened
We Ngsmcn, OF the cause for the appellants and Mr.
.ssfainer Lawrence heard tor Respondents until
nc hour VI adjournment Daily star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

AQUEsrloN-Ihc Chyonofype, in speaking OF
u Geld manis in California remarks
II nsn can earn SIS per day In California, how VIII
NE possible keep Congress together at = per day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
GENERAL NOTICES.

DIR PEIEsos bss removed 70 new building, corner Of
wefh-s and University place, and overlooking Union-
square where be has al The oshing apparatus together
with gymnasium, for the efficient treatment Also,
ine and good table for aysds or others weo Wan
merely 10 osfhe. I'D In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

~ 5. Y. Il. HIcEcOx has become sole pfoPn-
s'Or Of the National .fss, his partner, Edward w
Lncon, having retired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

" Wigs, wigs, wIss-srsnssfs v.'Iex s's 20
!. =, SvnEfIRsy 4 HEARDs "a Asidco-lAne, where
nsy nave 90 hxrd largest the ebsspss. and go
n-n OF Wigs hsf Wigs ioapess, efAds o. o1s I'll,
he rsds sppasd vhoseeae. Cal sod Hdss 70 J.s''
se.yes nnjdarf1re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

n Water Cure.-Inysnis viii fnd syery oonyeet
sucs for Winter treatment II Or. TRAILS eonnoolou.s
establishment Is Laighlss Bathing rooms win warn coz,
stow douche kc 5slns 90 each eoor Outdoor Pfscnes
suertsd 10 ConsalfHaons - % LEU"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
The Washinstou Monument.

IL tte Edjfor u tn Tribsac.
One Of tine persons presenting Design Tor pub
lie approval publishes pamphlet purporting %
be- 70 description Of his desigu which instead oi
being T. simple description % Is made the vehicle
Tor the most gncsediOr and abusive attacks upon ne
competitors bersyiDg ltileness Of spirit which sell
dom accompanies merit
That honorable and generous rivalry IS rot accom-
panied with mean and yndictive spirit Il 70 needless
Tor me % say and say that this spirit has not been
INDUCED in would be insult 20 the understanding Of
any person who has given this subject any attention
The pamphlet alluded 70 begins,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

And after dis posing 10 very summary manner Of
STYLES which have been hallOwed Dy the greatest s.
zyles and endorsed by the mos, revered skill artis
zeal and mechanical Toe writer comes % the very
modest conclusion that HE j. the only one that
has any claim 20 the regard Of American freeman.
h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
NIrIeorologlcaI.

At the last Session Of Congress an Appropriation
OF $4,000 was made for Meteorological Observa-
tiops 70 be made under the direction Of the Secre-
tary OF the Navy. By the following Circular u
viii be seen what arrangements have been made
WASHINGTON, Nov. !. l-4s
The Rsgan,s Of the Smithsonian Institution. al their
a, meeting resolved TO establish an extended system
~ nsteoroIogca observations particularly with refer
enc 10 American storms embracing as far as possible
re s,-faee II this continent In order that the meteor
illogical observations ordered BY Congress al their ast
sn nav not interfere with this enterprise, but CO
oDera,c with H. Secretary OF the Navy mas directed
Professor EsPY 70 Join his aoors 70 those oil the cecre-
tary OF the Institution - -
Asa preliminary step it's important to ascertain the
nurnber and locality Of the persons VINO VII assist n
49,; nte-s and what available Instruments are now
in the country For this purpose those WHO are ois
osed 10 oin ia these observations are respectfully re
5u sed 70 signify their Willingness 70 90 30 ~ me
Addressed 10 the Navy Department. WIKI Tue "oru NC
tsorology written on the envelop
Though II would be O. great importance nat escn
bserveT should be provided with perec, set OF com
80 ;nsrrpnpents vet il Is believed that much vaua
- o-rrsfion relative % the velocity. the duration
- - ,,epf Of storms may be obtained even without
i,sr,s go, mere record OF the face Of the sky
re- srec,ion and force Of the wind and the beginning
s,s ending of rain and snow provided the ooserFsf0ns
.-e ~ Freut extent and duration Blank forms Tree
- s~nap.e viii D. sent 10 those VINO are disposed 70
ion i ne observations and As soon a. tne amount Of
,.nd. for th, purpose "a sufficient iah sets OF nstru
mont. viii De furnished 10 careful observers IN mPof
tsnt localities 80. .-,--.
's' JOSEPH HENRI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

Taylor Cass B. 1872 Clay over fok 800
Taylor over Cass and Total vote III loio los
Van Buren, Q AO2 Total vote In ls4i.- .l2 lsg
Decrease ,035
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
r. : --'' JOSEPH HENRY.


In connection with the shove CireulArI MAY Be men
.,.s ,h., az SETS Of meteorological nstrudnt.. in
GLIDING barOeter. tserInometers &c were SEQ. ISs
- - -, III Oregon and California for the purpose
- ..ssr.sin, series Of meteorological observ atoms
on the western SIDE Of ne ROXY aaS1ian , !. oS
~ - ,hose 70 be made IN the eastern and MD.
-. 49,. of the United states Interesting nneteoroo.eAi
\. obtained relative 10 s,nosPhsriel ds,aro
80. over he continent Of NORTH America ssi ln'e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02
~ VI. Araso. Lecture. on A.,roue-y.-rs.

L~csres Of dis celebrated Philosopher paslshed IN
very neat form with uasanons ard s,d nc
low price Of = cents The contents . follows
LECTURE l.. Genera Lsws Of the Rsfr.cnor and Re
feton OF Light Lenses TELESCOPES Structure o. he Eye
H. History o. Astronomy TIE difefva' ssus q he
Zcdsc.
Botes.
w. The Fixed Stars
Y Dstsncr u he Planes TIE Sun Pnysicai Ccnsu.
luton q he sun The Moon, Physical Consnsa1oa Of no
Noon
VI. Mercury; Physical Constitution ofMsocaIy; Venus
Appearances -uas she around the Sun fhys
teal CouslnlDon ofNenus Superior Pisnets Mars Phys
.eS consunuon Of Mars The four Telescope Pisnesu-
no. Ceres. PSiss and Vests
VII. Jupiter and his Satellites Physical Corsiiuaou o.
Jupiter; >snrn hs King ard bis Sase.sesi hefsche 90
UrsnUs. ard his Satellites
VIII Distances Dixmeers Nounes ke. OF the r snes
Nepers Laws Unverss Atrsccou OF The Nssscs u he
Pisnets
tx Figures Of The Esrth, Dimensions Of The Earth rns
ESrths Ncuoo DGrna Rotation OF he Earth Annaa uo-
lion q the Earth.
N..inecusliues Of The Esrh and Moon.
n. Comets Hsleys and other Comets Physical Goa
siiuiion u Comets
XII E l - q the Nova EeAP.s' Of he sao
NV. Determin.uon of Latitude ard Longitude
AN. The Atmosphere OF The Moon In he Horizon rns
Hsrvess Moon
XVI. The and the Days, The y rshs renpeFs
nrs.
XVII. The Calendar
Appendix Tshle Of the Consolidation with tho ngmbe Of
each far those u the sixth magnitude sum
m,y. iyAH
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SUICIDE Is PRIsos.-Dr. Joel Divine, on ~nos s,
late ,ral for the murder Of Richard Wall tae ~ 49,,
were unable to agree, and who was N
,sS .nriSs on Sunday morning last BY opening me
iusaar vein in his neck which caused him 70 bleed 70
asssh. lPoughksepsie Telegraph.
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" Fowler's Law school IN Cherry valley, OK
segO C0anfy n. l.rhe next term VIII commence "a ne
lot OF January Rsciis0ns lectures The prosecution. .;
suits ard The trial an sgumeu ~ causes drill prsctc~- IN
0 hand speaking. literary historical and essl deosies are
among lie constant exercises of the school whose Object
70 make the student Practical Lawyer and easy COT
snd fueut before be eaiets
his profession Crcu stating psr Nc sent BY request
Board. A. from 81 y to q IS per wees Tuition, oc
library. rate OF Si5 per year, payable quarterly IN
advance Let ~ addressed pcsipsid) 10 JOHN row
LEg, President ny 2awDlswsNAWu
CR~ \. Y. Volunteers Nonument.-oentemsn
ho.dng Subscription Lss FOE The Monument 10 me Officers
Of the Volunteers requested 10 maze return to
the Treasurer before Monday, Dec BY request u
the Committee. al 81 NORRIS MILLER, Chairman
" Fowler. ~ Wells, Phresoioststs and
Publishers. Chn,on Hall trl Nassau-st near nc fsrt
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SAVINGS BANK


y Open Tuesdays. Thursdays and sstnr-
days, from S to c'cloek Pm
The Inscfaroc foe the Savings Of Aerchans clsfss
srt Others opco seoye, for ne rccepuon o. deposas
frusn cisss-s OF IL 10 aso cpcu on Inf~i
rom to O'Clock p NJ exclusively for f~rsl-s
>irce op-uinx Of his lnsituon on ne lot 81 July.
sD unbcr q deposits received have ou sscs
~ 10 r~ocer III immediate success certainty.
The 81 Interest % pad terosia male dErrS
he Srs six mcchs. vii be determined next January sni
there dcGa thai ne dvsend vl be ecca 70 hat o.
any oSher si1ilsr irsa uton
OFFICERS
I.s. N.s. Pr-scsdt .sss Pass fr-sslr~
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NNANTED-A child 70 board by woman whose family
consists OF herself and II old This utmost
care will be taken Address Mrs. ANDERSON, hs Madi-
son-st, 81 story front room. al
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M AGENTS WASTED-This day al CALD-
ZUwFLLs Publication Once, lt6 Broadway, up stairs
Il will require from t5 10 e. 10 obtain good oant FROM
$40 s. per day be made Permanent smpoyneni
,nvso rs Inn
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XATANrED-For the Eastern Middle and Southern
w STATES men 10 circulate small work Agents can
depend on rapid sae-s % por day will DO insured sn
active maa small req Fed fos The oasht APy
hours OF 10 A NJ ard p NJ. n@d I'm
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WANTED An engagement 10 take charge q = farm
Why man who understands farming thoroughly, enc
whose wife IL capital hand Tor dairy. The best u 70
crences given, and ooy low wages expected Tor ne
ter. Please address Farmer a, The Tribune once. ~
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WEEhEf NEWsfhrEh TUT ShLE ~
w BOsTON--A Weekly Newspaper of good eifonis'
don . offered fol- sale cheap for essh FOR faLsf lniorma
u,n please address Weekly Newspaper lock boz ~,
Boston. giving real mans. al wv
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WANTED siius ions for number Of excellent ghls
w and children recently arrived nee from city hshs
aud associations and willing ~ WORK for moderate wsges
Application be made al the Office OF the Commissioners Of
Enig alton In the Pafk No charges nAu
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NNANTED-A situation, by 3 woman with young
w infant a. wet nurse. with good recommendations Az
ply 81 fIkrow No objections to short distance
Ia The country dl3
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NNANTED-By respectable Protestant young woman
w situation 10 cook and Iron TO do chamber
general homework Apply Al 7o5 Greenwlchst az So
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WANTS..

ANANTED-A gentleman Of good address, either 81
w business or literary aanents practical printer 90
accountant who can eommand from $500 10 $500. Sach
person can connect himself with gentleman In SAFE res
pectsble and very pleasant enterprise That no waste OF
time or affection may occur none but gentleman win
y.sin n need apply Postpaid letters toJ &.
Boston, Mass will be treated with confidence and attention
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BOARDING.

DOAHD-A genilem an and his wife, two single geu-
Dusmen can obtain pleasant rooms, wb good board, q
" ssconds The hooss 10 largo and pssssnuy locstsd
.nd has warm and cold water baths. nl3 w.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-11-11
DR.. RALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY.

The Great Remedy for Consumption cfhe
Lungs, affections Of the LireT, Bronchi-
It's, asthma, Pain or Weakness Of the
Breast or Lungs, Chronic Coughs, Pleu-
risy, Hcnrorrh0ge Of The Lungs, and all
affections # the Pulmonary organs.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
-S-A compound balSamic preparation
of the Pruns Virginia, or Wild Cherry
Bark, combined with the extract of the tar,
prepared by a new chemical process, APP
proved and recommended by the most dis
tingtiished physicians, and universally ac-
knowledged the most valuable medicines
ever discovered.
We do not wish to trihe with the lives
or health OF the afflicted, and we sincere
ly pledge ourselves to. make no assertions
as TO the virtues of this medicifie, and TO
hold out no hope to suffering humanity,
which facts will not warrant.
We ask the attention of the candid to a
few considerations. Nature. in every part
of her works, has left indelible marks Of
adaptation and design.
The constitutions of the animals and the
vegetables of the torrid are such that they
could not endure the cold of the fligid
2one-vice versa.
In regard 10 disease and its cure, the a.
~daptatiou is no less striking. The moss of
Iceland, the wild cherry and pine OF all
northern attitudes, (the Balsam is a chem
ical extract Of these) have long been cell
ebiated Tor complaints prevalent only in
warm climates. Indeed the most distin-
guiShed men have averred that nature fur
niSheS in every country antidotes for its
own peculiar diseases.
Consumption, in its confirmed and Incl
pient stages, coughs, asthma, Group, and
liver complaint, form by far the most fatal
class of diseases known to Dur land.
Yet ever these may be cured by means
Of the simple yet powerful remedies which
are scattered wherever those maladieS
prevail.
Scarcely a mail arrives from any point
in the west, but that brings us news of the
most cheering character, which goes still
farther(if more evidence were necessary
to establish the reputation Of this great
remedy.
None can he genuine without the
names of Henry Wistar, Nj. D., and San
ford & Park are found upon the wrapper.
No medicine called Syrup of Wild Cher
~, or Wild Cherry Bitters can be relied
upon. They may not bel.eft, but actually
injure the patient.
CDR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY" is the only remedy to
which invalids should resort for the cure
OF pulmonary complaints.
~ HENRY BLAKSLEY & Co., s. w.
corner of Sd and Chestnut streets, sells the
above medicine. Price 81 per bottle.
Sold also by
BROWN s. DUNN, Warsaw,
B. f. 4 7. B. WALLACE, Clinton.
JAS. A. TUT 4 Co. Calhoun
COX& McCLAIN, Oseola,
X. J. McELHANEY,
july29 Springfield.