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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
nEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Things In Philadelphia.
rrespondenoc Of The Tribune.

corrsspondencc Of The Tribune.
PHI ApELrBrA. Wednesday Oct 4.
III. Jury n the conspiracy 10 pass ths stolen
money q tne Chester County Bank will be charged
th., afternoon BY Judge KELLY. II Ia impossible 10
torn sny opinion Of their verdict the is com.
v.iessed both BY facts and the ingenuity Of counsel
The asss Of our shipping are All Al hsfrnss today a.
token Of respect ~ the memory Of Com BIDDLR.
There wV rather more activity In the market Tor
Flour and Meal today. and about J. 800 bbs Of the
former Of good straight brand cold at 80 which u the
general asking price and Of the latter LOO bbs
have been taken chiefly a, 20 delivered Rye Flour Il
worth l2.. Whes. Ia moderate request and prime
lo,s only sell for shipment, Good Reds are worth u
a II, and White / Il 70, with moderate sale.
Corn sod % the exten; Of 900 bushels al G. 6c
ior Southern snd 81 ~ for Penn. round yellow Cot
ton no chsnge Groceries quiet but hrm. Pro
visions. not much doing Whisky duh at &c
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PFSsAcoLA-1he Nor
J6ls Huah states that FIRE broke out In Pensacola on
18th ut which destroyed large portion Of the city
About forty hoases burnt including M Barclay
store near the wharf and al the houses on the two
blocks north The Ere crossed thence ~ -srssossasi
opposite the Florida House which was also burnt "i
4 supposed large portion Of ts contents Ihere was
ve earn, no insurance upon the property Destroyed
Extract Of letter dated " PESsACOLA sept = l-tr.
DEAR Sra The town this morning, AZ j. o'clock
.,as r0u.ed BIZ the alarm Of the FIRE bell hurried
ny clothes and found that fire had broken out D.
tween Barclays store and the Globe House II RACED
xiih gres, fury, and destroyed about thrtybve tene
fnents Among them those occupied BY the follow
ing persons q w Barclay, Fsrrennss. Guigley Cot
telbsek Conlin Horseler. Bull Head Globe BOuse, an
other adjoining Captain forsytns two 81 Captain Cur
ien's the Freemsson's Lodge, Sebastian BanriOs 10
short the whole of that block consumed - ashes
Also from vssens Bsrness 10 old innerartys includ
the Florida House and also the block from Madame
Pssssrochs 70 susan the coffee woInsns The hfe D..
not yet extnguished AZ write There will be a grea,
deal o. distress among OF The unOrunstes many
u whom had all their furniture destroyed
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DIAPER AT REDUCED PRICEs.-cYR

DIAPER AT REDUCED PRiCE~.-CfRU "
4 FIELD CO. paper warehouse. M Cir street ln-ar
Ichr New YORK, offer 0ts 10 sllf purchasers one
~ le sTges ard most desirable stocks - paper n Inc
u1lod states prices very much lower han before
Among he great Bargains may be- found
5.fso rezns good white plain ard nlied letter u u;
per
soo0 resms good while plaza and ruled cap. o. 8 z5
per ream.
Oh r-am. good white -sl cap. a. : 0 per ream
lHH.00s % good boards. a. . Cts per .b
a0 80 90 BINDERS dlto. 3 cts per b
800 ONO hanging paper, A. q 90 per b
700 ditto the hanging psper. a. cls Der d.
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a. IlN On CIV PTOpeny-An rleg1nI tl4IITI "a y
- the banks of the Hltson. shout D. HNe- N'fh u
pom rhkearsie well siockei with fru oi OH hnls DopI
house and buildings al In thorough repair AZ W n- ere
changed pr Y properly on rrAsonsn r i"l ms AnlY D.
Ia I'M. C W TROrrER. Ferrf .l f.
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u house known ~ IN Fransin.st heiNfsn i' afN0f
H1 snd Churches The house Is built with N..i 80.
r,sn marble rnanf-s and mahogany odIrftnDl- ODD ie
frst foor; rooms on uc SECOND f1oi n" i ROOM
m Inc ,itc. also the Cro,or water size of lhr house -5
fet inches front hy % Feet deep Size D llf. l icsl
inches by iO0 feet deep Pan OF me pur'sr no' com r
ma, on how'd nrf mortgage fOr farther psrrsr- e..
a,niv In 4 }. BLFfChFN
'n-ix Aucio1ecr. hrOfi.s.
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- TEAM BOIIER.-For sale. one steam boiler near.
~ u r>v II n long o 10 diameter with safety valve and
sssIron fronts iss04 WV e. HOE co. 2 81 God IL
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vi terF--1 lh- 5eTer-l and EiEh-l avenues. = re-
lpe1-t or .e reception 0f plp-s ilree or four WI -
received tsrter- 10 -- family Every aletlon ~ -
paid ID lle.r mora and n-e ecrua improvement desI
ale opportunity Pr parents who WEB -1 Place Tea
dsngtf-rs where re humber = limited Circulars ca -
o1fstred 1v applying A. s1o~e o. lW
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efo-A valuable farm containing 2l2 with tNo go0d
-" dwellings and barn, Outhouses &c also, saw tn
srisinll attached neverfsng stream ~ water sim.
sed the road from SpOtswooi 10 Fngishiown, shout
mile. from he Railway viii be sold separate or together
Oc H. ~ o'clock For fn information inquire oi he M
dersgued. near spo,swood New-Jersey
JAMAS 4 REEDF. E,,......,-.
sq7 tOfrt " MOUNT. rN''"'''
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MURDER On the 10th inst the bodies Oi Two
men wer, found floating Ia the river IN the psush Of
- bernard. with the appearance Of having been mur
aered one Of them had received hot 10 the back
the ball passing through the lower part of the right
lung and doubtless causing desth The deceased wss
apparently about forty years of age The other man
found had been badly beaten the head apparently
with club and had his tcc tied together with strong
rope He sppesred 10 be between thirty and forty
yeaIs " are n q. Pie
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HIP PULLING MD
J. WILSON, MD
X r. BHfGGs MD
Albany April ], l5f7 Pc ELmENDOEY. MD

O~inz ~ ne great success and immense u Or Town.
sends sars4p aTs number q men no formerly oar
Ag-rts, have commenced nasng sar.aUsrUs gxtSarts
? sirs biters. Extracts n Yellow Dock Sc They yens-
ray pui up 10 The same shaped bot-s Of t@rp
have sLO1n ard copied adyerusemens hey are oni,
worthless imltslOns, and should be avoided
Principal ofco, - galto0-s sun Building Ny
nj NV. ~
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NJaNTFD-By respectable young woman q So al0L
w - cLsmbermsid and % GO tle washing and 'rl'ng
rrvste family or cdi.cs nurse sr1 al -" o. ~
% ecuo1 90 20 Som viii sfsnly i5r t- ~ -.rf ~ ~
AZ 10 perform snv NJ hese si1su1n. Tie best u r r
ference ran boz gveu. Ca e. ' fD.fn-s venue l-'
Sirrr srd Tertf 49, Csn bel seen f0r three days. ro
sr.faI
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49, rnE sTEAnpoAT ruRths

U~@ THE ~TtsubDNJ fikfht
= fif--rrScsn he chartered for excursions during fFs
ensuing The boat lies al IRE fci
Peach-.t North River Apply at the office II
r. s. q. L. SCHUH LkR. Henove--sL
The atov. boa. = also Tor sale All psrsors orti5
trusting any account Of ths boat without WIT m
order from The CAPTAIN ie y
U~1 FOR KEY PORT AND MIDDLE.
E,-Sl.---ieTOwN POINT landing at Fort Hamilton
each way.lhe steamer JOHN HART leave.
Chambers-st pier at p O'Clock M daily Sundays except
ed for The above places. ~ Dvll'
sn~ BARGE FOR sALE-for freight or
s<zI'or charter barge n about go tons hurdc-
>sa''~<~-~'- hghi dram water. Appya
s7n Sue y 4 NFEkS g NnI-.I
;-ssr.. rEsHs z41ssEs- NES.JER-EA ktiIRokD
&4t s-s-s---.---. AND TRANSPORTATION COMA.
w N.Y. O'Clock. AM.-AccouH oda.or
from New YORK 10 Phadelphiavia Jeraey City. 90
Bfunsvic. and Camden Fare - LEAVING every morning
a. O'Clock, from he foot OF tnrtand-sue7f lsu7isJi
eNcepiedD aud passing through Negsrk, titlteth0v-
Railway New Brunswick, Kingston, Princeton. Trenton,
BordenioWD, Burlington and Cnndep snT arriving 3.
Philadelphia al lit, A. NJ Leave Ntw-f orF ocofS
A ~ Newark o. M Ehlabeshtowu655 An Rshwsj
INi A H-Sept 20. l2f4 - I'm
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- Gee accommodates 100 good board sid pleasant
rooms wi.u psn.re- The staFes run SLIM ff srps 20
lhe dor Apply 81 ~ hroomes or & % hius = nfo'a
ssy ~ W.
DOARD WANTED-Niil breakfast and lea by three
- young gentlemen IN private family where There are
few OF bosrters between fnnce and Cana 81 west
aide of Broadway Two rooni- required Address LIZ
ingstou. Tribune orer or
BOARD N SOUTH BROoKLN "A gentle.
ID man with wife and child can have board m srns
Address II II thls Office o,lr
BOARD WANTED gentleman and a. wife in
d. private family. below Canals Address stating
terms, postpaid. Box l.5o, Po' Otre o'
DOARDiNG.-Ab back par'or on second aoor io Iet o.
ID two gentlemen. viii or without hreaAiss snl .rl I'D
hgtscrst pt 30
DOaRD-Ap pleasant front room on The ~ -oor lr one
Done of two gentrmen or gentleman snd h.s wife 3D.
single rooms ior or2 gentlemen AppyA 81 Jay-'io-N.
BOARD gentlemen can be- accommodated with a.
- pleasant double room. and two MD single rpo.ns a.
Wnie-st near Brosa~sy o-N
BOARD Pleasant rooms. via board. be- obtained
tDsl 20 Thomp.on-si between Be-cEer and Amiiy IS
- "
rINHE LADY Who las tsseu lhe house j. C.ty Haa-
pisce, can accommodate rsso more s-nlrae1 at ii-r
wives win pleasant rooms and good board o1 reasonable
terms also single geuis on feasonab terms - Ir
DRIyATE BoaRDING-Ai Uuion-psrk with d
1 choice Of rooms. may - hsd ou application 81 lc ho-
IS and p Essl Fourteenihst no~ being opened oi w
TWO LADIES can be- accommodated with board 10 =
small geaee family IN the vicinity u Pal BrOadw az
OF Mark-i-s- where they may enjoy tie comforts oi a
home The best of reference given and TIE Will be-
required uole addressed 20 l. T. and lr ~ The oace "
this paper vii meet Win prompt attention o. 4
4 SMALL FAMILY. without children ~ blsfiers.
[Nwoud BE- pleased % sse gentleman snd siy % board
would or three gentlemen win treasfs-i and
les Those who dislike boarding 1o-scs or lotes "-i
tnd ms desirable opportunity s. NJ cay pn'ai-
family TIE .ocsgru = very lesr hroa1wsv lplr al
dressed 10 s1yo. Express % Ms WILLIAMS, VII Pee
su-ntei 20 FOR Sveek oi %.
DRINATk BOARDi>S-uOl ~ LONDON
Il FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAM LIS MRS. {.
GROOCOCk. 70 hs..on Garden, Is dcofs from hol1oFn
Terms m oderSie.
Having s-versi DAYS win Ms .ske pleasure il
Der 20 slcn % our c-tryner
desire good cui-i And cenIsl home during vsi
his Metropolis Of Great brilsin. VIM :. bALCh.
ioncon. June 81 l3f Wl1 "
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NrOTICE.-Tne .aie Dr. Il SHERWOOD hsung
4 deceased the h usi The preparation and sale OF
be- magnetic remedies and machines viii in accortance
with bic ISL shes and Instructions be- continued ~ here
lrl0e late residence lnt tnsu1ersst hy his nephew
sud ize assistant d. n a. Seymour, AMI me daughter
Mar Sherwood Hobbs under he hnn 0t n ShEh
WOODS NEPHEW co
Or Seymour viii sso continue % suend for the hIm 10
- usus medical prscce aud business OF Dr. Sherwood NJ
having been for the Years Dr. sher9oods constant
snd specially prepared BY him 10 succeed him n
lie same course OF practice
Al orl-rs for he late Dr. Sherwood. magnetic RENE
and machines should De- Addressed hereafter 20 the sub
--nhers and VIII meet with prompt attention ou The same
Terms AZ heretofore.
II. b. sHERwOODs NEPHEW s. co
80 i.-eod ilseod' ln- Chsmher--sL y. B.
nKOPO>AL- FOR FITTING Up THE FREE
l ACADEMY az Proposals. viii be- received by the
andersgnet a. the Office u he Clerk Of The Board 81
flncsuo1NO 81 br0alwHy unr Friday lh.urenih DAY
uf Ocfoler next. a o'clock ~ 0r no tung 1f he
Free Academy building ~ follows
For sealing ihe Chemical Lecture Room
d For lLu- up ite library wiih boo. cases.
For luing up four az DE Rooms Hh desEs AMI seals
flr ll~ purpose of study
For tilug up lre great bal " Do sellres
For furnishing Venetian blinds Tor he windows ~ the
Jsnors rooms and he windows oi the hrst second and
Third stories
For furnishing painted window shades for .he windows
1f tle great halt
Psn. and specifications b- examined and forms Of
proposing obtained H. iI- said Office
Esch proposal boz accompal I'd by the ~ A.
become f0r he fahfa performance NJ e contract
ROBERT KELLY. SAM III 4. CRAPO,
THOMAS DENNY, WILLIAM PlNhhEfi
;. BOSWORTH
Executive Committee Tor The Care. Government and Man
sg-neat q he free Asad-my-Ne Sept - lais
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TO CARPgNTERs AND ,IA-ONs.-Pro

TO CARPENTERS AND NA-O>S.-Proposal.
viii De received by The undersigned, COmmi.ee
pointed Tor that furpose by the Tsiees u The New YORK
Society Tor The Promotion Of Education among Co0red
ca l--n f0r The altering ~ house 10 Th0masst and tng
rg f- Ir school Plans AMI specifications may 81
an farther particulars obtained % application i0
M FIELD Architect !. Merchants Exchange PrOpo-
sss boz cent --a 81 90 4 BELL ~ Broadway. On
or before Tuesday I7ih ns- ~ ~ o'clock, u.
= A BILL.
ALBRO LYONS. Committee
"a ~ EDWARD FELiN
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L c0unecf-d Nth Fa.e College =. Instructor oi Modern
LarFusges wishes o. .re .-sso1s n re Cry tfencn
Ard ltasn ln hoard 1oos pr7sfe cAsse- TIE 1e
references WI 1- given Communications sem ID A 3
-1x zsrr P1si O4-e promptly attended o. - I'M
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- rnR sAI.EArAICTIoN

.. as acres OF and. n Orange County, 'n acre. t lha
@--~ and under good cultivation. Limestone tri. SUI
ber cain or ,rsss An orchard ot grated nut The BOO
provements consist Of good pvos.ory house, 49, large
ham sheds Nc good ri he door The farm - nn '
Wssern turnpike "a miles west OF New hurgh As ro rer
SON woud purchase without viewing the pfemises ll
lescrtrton unnecessary II disposet 0f before oc0
her 81 10 Will be sold Al public auction that day ID me hf
esf bidder the premises
sSOA WRIGHT \ Lo>tt le ffonrsl
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EES<...-,Pl ANO-FGRTE-.- good asson-
49, @ofmerf uf P-roirles MAJ boz fl1 af o.
ST~M-H II Broadway. in rosewood sri wsr0rsry
" Jrases For besltT " frsl. TIeasanlness
ol to1-h a1f ,ADrss cd lo1f ursrpHs-f - aus A ir
c,. agl wlgrau.el l every parcIiif Dealers AID oh-
invited Bop ca ana examine lYr themselves before
purchasing e.sewhere TRAFEa T. RAMSEY. 80 I'm
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% FOR SAIE-A small farm OF acres OF .ard IN Ore
90 vicinity Of Railway. snd about ten minutes wak from
49, the alro. al depot There Is snug story house ~
barn with other improvements IL will be- sod on isrorf
be terms good pisnofore. with cabinet furniture
would be taken In part Of purchase money ror paftrr
lars apply NJ So Hudsonst " \. as lw
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I JOHNSON Rsct1r The .r-i Carer ~ -n- l-F F-af
b-.sn ca Monday sept Pupil. A. received a. sny rne
-u-ng he ouari-r George Parker PTiuc.ps Cssscs
Department; Lewis II. Horny Principal EnEh.h Dera7'
-~a~
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|DR'|',. /, ne R0YS|
sARsAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY
% : ....,. We. .. PILLS. .Is1 ~
a From the Lancet, august 80, ls45.

,-,. From the Lancet, yaugust 80, l845.
DR.. lie Roy has most happily succeeded IN com.
bining Wild Cherry and SarsapariIla with other
vegetable ingredients, so as to produce medicine
at once tonic and purgaive, the only perfect dis
covery of the kind ever made. Their great pecu-
liar excellence, and that which distinguishes them
from all other purgaives is that their operation is
followed byno reaction. Their unrivaIled purify
ing and purgative properties. tor which they are
indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparilla and other
ingredients being controlled by their highly tonic
virtues, derived from the extract of Wild Cherry,
they DO not strain the digestive organs INTO action,
as ii the mode of operation with other cathartics,
but on the contrary strengthen them into action.-
Thus all other pmrgative medicines produce more
or less subsequent cosveness, and sluggishness Of
the gastric juice, while DR.. LIE Roy's Pills leave
all the machinery Of the system fullof life and &C.
tivity, and the bowels open and natural. Hence,
writes DR.. Cheeseman, 'they are the only active
purgaiive which lean recommend with confidence,
and without alarm; for they remove nothing but
what ought to be removed-neither rack nor strain
occasion no apathy nor debilitation- and leave
the bowels free, open and vigorous But the
great virtue of DR.. LIE Roy's Pills--the virtue
which has spread their fame over the two hemis.
pheres with rapidity almost miracuous-lies in
the purifcationof the blood. Here they not only
stand altogether unrvaed, but fill up the measure
OF desire. Ihey at once arrest the iormauoh al
bad blood. by removing all impurities from the
chyle, Of which the blood is formed; and more
over keep it clean, by toning and strengthening
the digestive organs, so as to be able TO exclude
from Il all matter oi an innutricious nature; and
they purify the blood already in ciIculation; and
never cease operation until it is entirely free from
every noxous particle, and full Of health, life and
vigor. a;,s..ao ,l.regsp I-~.luIoMHsA w
The, above Pills are to be had ofthe following
Agents: .;,,,.l ,i,c-,,.
9WoopsFIELp, Mercer & Manahan;
MALAGA, Davenport g. Werneck; 40 p3N'4
sBEALLsyILLE, Weleh g. Armstrong; sdi sofa
CLARrNcToN, Wm. Porter. NJ, -, .ga,,f,q,.
Nov. 6.-6m. -
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+, Bots in Horses.

There is no truth better esta blished, ,
"a than that no medicine can remove the
bot from the stomach. Of n horse, or
il, that will not kill the two.-
Its, head is provided with two little
. hooks which enables it TO fasten itself
= upon the insensible seating of>,he stom-
.aeh, and by burying its head it can live
surrounded with poison that will kill
1.-The horse. In its own proper time i,
: viii become disengaged and he voided
h from the stomach. The cure therefore
lies in prevention alone, and this is east
'sly done by any one careful Of his hors.
es. Every one is acquainted with the
CAD fly which lays its eggs on the hairs
Of The horse, generally in August and
September. These should be carefully
destroyed, every day at least, which
can be done by a cloth with warm wa.
ter which will prematurely hatch the
egg or remove it from the legs or other
part Of the horse where the paren, fly
has deposited it; or it may be scraped
yoff with knife. They are easily seen,
and no farmer, or other owner OF horses
should suffer them to stand over night
without removal Of the eggs. When
the horse remains healthy and the s,o.
mach not overloaded with them, they
do no injury to the animal. But di.
sease dislurbs item, and they are np,
ihen. to eat through the stomach, and
when very numerous, settle on the edge
around the opening Of the windpipe,
and y! produce Gealh-when fastened
here nothing will remove them. They
will live % hours in rum-lO or 70
hours, ,in a strong decoclion OF tobacco
- hour in spirits of turpen'ine-lO
hours in a solution Of indigo, and 8
hours in a strong elixer vi'riol.
81 But Of all animals, the horse is per-
haps the most subject to the cholic, and
This disease is too often mistaken for
the ;bots.. For this warm decoction
-oi tobacco will generally affnrd imme.
diate, relief, by producing temporary
prostration or at least relaxation of the
Systern. 'un h~-- administered it on
many OCCASIONS" always with sue.
cess. a,Oti,ery we have known TO ad.
minister the same remedy !or what
they supposed were the bots. and hence
the belief that tobacco will dislodge
them, but in these instances of cure il
was always the cholic and not the bots.
Forihis we know but one cure, and
that is the removal Of the egg as soon
as possible after j. is deposited.
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20 e "a g 79'o.7 q

y q ". y
Tie Great Specific for Coughs, Asthma. Con-
USED BY THE INHABITANTS OF CHINA ron
INTRODUCED INTO THE U. STATES, .
Prepared intirely from the root of GiNsEN G.
and warranted to contain no preparation Of Anti.
It's controlling power over these diseases can be
attested by hundreds in this city, who are ready
to testify that IL has raised them y 'A'2'"
.,l ,,,,., From the brink THE Craze! .g1f
after they and their friends had long ceased to hope.
An agent writes-"Your medicine is doing won
ders in our neighborhood, as short time as we
have had it; Four Of our neighbors, whose certi-
fca,es send you, date their e,gg..,t o.r1l .
s>''" LIES Saiuation to ii! ia
Send on fresh supply-it is fast driving out the
old remedes-the low price at which you put it
Only 80 Cents per Bottle, .ti,..> p
is a consideration these hard times!"
The action of the Ginseng Panacea differs from
that af any other preparation ever befure offered
for the class of diseases instead OF quieting
the Bronchial irritation by their sOporflc proper
ties, and thus rendering the lungs insensbe to the
irritation of the disease which is but Fastening the
Patient to the Tomb! It !.....-.,...
~ l..i Removes The Irritation,
by it's specific action on the Lungs, and restores
the Sufferer to HEALTH! aH yeHl -.r'p
Haze you a Cough? ....,
Recollect a cough is but the signal OF approaching
Consumption! Reject in such case, the Opium
mixtures offered as Specifics, as you would Poison
Ask your Physiciui-He will tell you so.
Are you dragging out living death with that
."''' ,'- - BRoNCHITIsl .u3 :.
Aroid the Opiate Vosfruns. ..t...
Your case cannot be worse than dozens who have
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Il ,i:TIisl TThs ,gIeat Preventive Medicine.

III RlfVHnljGH WRfG GH1vs I,apIa.w TEcr.
l,T1sdB1E lPlkL6 s,hafs0 ickleved trjum.h
upon triumph in the cure Of obstinate Gases Of III.
ease, even after they had been entirely fiven 10.
and after all other remedies had aiisds ysr thsir
power Of prerrnt,Sn may be Justly esteemed their
"Storms, il IL sad ''purify the sr. !" but ssorms
do mischief also. and are SO fer anevit o Were n
within human power to maintain the y, "A,
ii? ELECTRICAL EQUILIBRIUM
between the earth and air. there would be no 90.
casion for storms, for the air would always BE- purs
:. So ofthe human body. Ifkept free from msr.
BID humors, the action is regular and healthy
But Ut those humors are allowed 10 acctmuIlts. .
crisis, or In other words. . storn, will arise,
wnie wRGHT i is'Ys SpHS pils e ":
are equally well calculated to yeoent tIIe storm.
or to alay il when il comes, 5, But ,ilfcga.,
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE,
besides being cheaper and less troublesome. The
delay of day In the commence ementc Of sickness
has often proved fatal, and always renders the case
more difficult to manage. 80
Lett the sickness be caused by W esq aA
sy aoo CHANGES OF WEATHER,f
high living, want Of exercise, close confinement
functionary arrangement. Or anything else, thu
effect upon the body is much the samesis equally
dangerous, and movable by the same meanse
HAVE YOU A COLD!
Let il notripen into Consumption. Are you lbys-
peptie? Beware Of the .hypochondriaJ Two Pills
taken every, Dther night on an empty stomach, fer
short time, will, in nine cases out Of ten cupS
the Dyspepsia, aud thereby drive away The iegio.
of "devils blue For II Headache, no medicine 10
is superior to WEIGHTS INDIAN YEGETA.
BILE PILLS. Costiveness, that prolific mother
Of disease is caused by torpid state Of the liver,
which these Pills effectually cures BY striking
at the root Of disease, Wright's Indian Vegetabls
Pills prevent all and cure all. They can hardly
ever be taken arniss, If used with common discrs-
ton; and we commend them to the use ofthoss
who haye not yet tried them. 81 LaI-.i.laaz
'''' AGENTS IN MONROE COUNTY.
"A. s. G. H. Davenport, Woods6eld.ig
Bidenharn g. Benninghaus. Lewsville. -
Welsh g. Thompson, Bealsville. "A ,,,,J
J. R. & J. Morris, Antioch.
8 Charles Hare, Summerfsla. Hh7.s1St
eo-Ofice devoted exclusively to the sale Of
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEG ETABlE PILLS, whole
sae and retail, 169 Race street, Philadephia; 2ss
Greenwich street, New Yorks and 1913 Trenoas
street, Boston, ars .Eifgu oIsaSonsb