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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

"A
B the brig Ida, which arrived q, this yesterday
from Kingston. jamaica We are in receipt of ties OF
tie h.rg.rys ErraiHg journal from May = % June
inclusive We learn from these that meeting pre,id-
81 By the Lord Bishop Oi the Diocese ~as held 10
spanish Town the -s-l ILL., o. consider tne effect
Produced the country ~ the ~ the
Tor the suppre--1n 0i the save trade aud Tor
the relief 0i the nterIOplcsl p0sses-ons from me DIS
tr-.s Ia watch they involved num Der ~ r~so-
i-lon- Were adopted. ~ them one commenting
o.. planters ol jamaica tl4aa and -nd=t o. discon
ta-e culture 0i sugar silce they could no' com
pete ultl 14ra, Porto RICO and brazil - 1u. ~ tAr}
d.reari their treaty cations u regard o. the slave
trade Otlrr ueefnss ga the same so rcr nave been
hid various parts % me ISLAND and memorials have
been ssut D. tne Home Government Oh regard - D.
ln regard o. other s-llrs ID Jamaica make the
following extracts from the J0srnal Of June
A ,sr parra sloF-rs 90 ra.n have ALLEN 10 ihi' ey
an N le lnlILo0l, boz we are Eilylf The regular sei
sols Dr. f- .li-ror. and s0me portions " ne is.anc
t-re have been lle ralls and Hey have iaen 1a
Isl. IS b every prospect u continuance
Frol >aa, Lucis We .eau ma the SPECIAL Sessions
.tis.--i LA tern mated 4. aso,. Afer tedl5u. ST.
-nk 1i r--l isys the PlIfiaa -sys r- jury dis
r seed t. afternoon l.7fl April sresi macy ~ the
rf-r. .s te-r -1nt--i s1l s-nl-aced % var0as DE-
.r--s of punishment Ih@r number lad rendered o re-
cvssary O pass al ordnance o empower me Le-r-s1t
G0v-r-rr ~ c.n1ie cer-i- pln-lmeris ~ deportation
ca expected 10 pay h- expense Of ~ troops latey
employed there d. suppress ~ re olftreak
AllEla happily remains lrcistlroed by inieslne
'ars al --cuol4 disputes There some ss.rul- 4
11 pa - Press srt il- Colrr does COS l~si-4e
r4s4f-- l1---H lilttrr ID nc =
sruf. pf-r-lcrs 0i up.rlal VII s~s- a-4 nay n-
llcE-d flr r c..ruf-- --c- have Nln--scd -efe
/ ars -nss1Wn In lnaf I.a-l 1A has heer introduced
into The LsYsaure ~ Carrying on ne purposes O d
r-ay Rlih t1- tsle1l- Repl1 C. f9r ne mllal .lr-
-enf-r of rgi1ve. from lslc- 70 read .fsi ne
o1 ne l0l Ar-.i 1l for i1- esta1 s-lrlt 1i .ocal
tl1k a. been read q second time az couml-l-t-
TIE O5tvrr ot the nth April mentions that tns
Iroutl sll continued. W lad fallen within the
last o. Izlt weeks Tie psper n May remarks
" Aha me uas- 1l~ fve days lsve beer favor
ei VIA few rar1- showers. which have 81 glly b-ue
rfrri t1s csi-rls ID TIE wl8e and o. logeve en-
s-5-r.1 !, extremely from tle 1ruutl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

Persons intending 10 visit California and dsslfo1' Of
leaving accurate and pleasing Aksussse. u i.sssgs'
9th their (rissds are invited call a. BRADys IS sod
Broadway of Fulton-s where may be 'eea no
beautiful collection Of pictures recently taken IN Wasaas
on-slnong ihsm President Taylor and his sbiasi e.
President Polk and Cabinet beside many other disnh
pushed individuals jsls 6teOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

Tms IS rHE wfArHLa TOs sifrCRs-lfifi' nor iss ~
liberty with the feet 0f the Million Will remark thai
mo,t beautiful patent leather and CHER CATERS slumef
shoes end glt and elegant boots, may be- procured q
marvellous cheap prices a. JoSE,'s a AHnst
EcoSoNY AID F,sHoN Superior drab beaver hais
s. extra me al 81 Every article warranted % give
satisfaction al ine VII. price store I'D Caua-st
ls.7ln. " KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
Enigrant Killed.

ST. LovIs. Tuesday, June 81.
We learn from Fort Childs, that an emisrant
named Nicholas Boiesmcnne while in the act OF draw
lng bis gun from has wagon. on the "a Of May, was
almost instantly Killed by the discharge Of the
The deceased VS. much esteemed cuzen Of CahoAis,
Illinois.
Ths weather continue bot, and river falling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
ana dian Affairs.

MoNrKxAL. Wednesday. June =.
The Boari % H-alsn report no cases Of Cholera
IN city 70 day. There is les mortality and SICK
ness than is u.u,. a. ia.s season % the ysar.
The ships Bolton C,sile and Hlndosisn, from New
lork. srElsea ~ Quebec yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
Eulogy on Ex-Fresident PoIk-U. ;. Frisate
Rarifau. 4 G..

BosToN Wednesday. June q g ? Il
l.srs Woodbury. has consented 10 deliver 4
rslo-v on the la,e James X Py,k, IN August next
I.4rsv RICHARDSON was today elected President Of
the Su1o.S Bank.
Tlc z. :. irisa,e Rartan arrived 81 Port a. fFnoe
on ne lih .ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
Court Calendar Ts. Day


sr-rsfoR CoUsr No. -. a a. 70. - e -. IL
is 81 &c sS - 20 - o ~ 30 - 81 g. a ~
70 cs - ~ -. 20. sd 10 81 SO. SO s4l So 5l- 50
81 81 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

Henson AND BENXsBtRK RAiLKOAD.-We hesr
with pic, sure that this link between noble valley
and the pure mountain OF Western Msssachus It's Is
now in nrstrse order Seekers Of health and rtlsxs
ncn may leave our City in the Albany morning boat
reach Hudson early the asrocon take the Berkshire
Railroad forthwith and be Down al the proper
.,aroa, whence = shor, aud delightful esruagc-rde
brings you TO supper at Of the excellent houses At
New Lebanon Springs-one OF the brceziest and most
Ae.lthfsi Summer lettering places in the civilized
world Yet this Is bat one among many OF toe cool
,pots Of the Berkshire region where the nnest views
,he purrst waters the coolest gales The sweetest Der
ne. aud the loyehest trout % be had that ~ers
aver enjoyed Ii We only eoaS spend week amous
these Gceca MoungNn nights and sorScs' instead O
s,nn.rtns our knowledge to others the city should
.oon h.vs one tired denixeu less taan At preSeot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

THr QussrioS DEcIoED.-You can save some twenty.
ave per cent IN the purchasing Of your English mpensl
hfee-ply double super, and common Ingram Cafpsuag
Rugs OH Cloth SC al the celebrated chssp--i Csfpe,
establishment 10 the United s,ate. % Bowsry HAN An
oEssoSs IL Is perfectly Astonishing 10 witness the lu
mcnse quantity Of Carpet. Rugs Oh Cloths, saades
Covers. sc sent away day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

TIiENtts -. BIT 40. J nc - Z lI-
Heeir'' rft.a re p1st - t9ars-FLoC 1900
ba,s WHEAr 1900 bushels Coax. uone.-Ths raAr.
ket 'or FioUE VITA moderate demand il rather Ia r.
yos ii u. sa-s sssi soo0 bss sAassss hasas al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

WHAr Is rHE TROUBLE Al RoME The Eren-
sag Post had letter from an Intelligent American
at 'me, where be has for some years resided,
which says;
The People are unanimous in favor OF the Republic,
except the Priests, who o DESTROYS TIA. the
Pope should rcturn, with all his old temporal power
The great bone OF contention is whether Plus IN. shall
be temporal and ecclesiastical sovereign. OF ether
his power hereafter shall he confined II Church mat
ters leaving the Republic 10 regulate civil nstters
This is AS We understand the question on " aicli
the Pope aud the Romans are at issue We may
be in error. and il so we would gladly be set right
VIII any one attempt 70 show us, by something
elss than assertions and railing accusations, that
the question Of the right OF People to SelfGOv-
ernment is nci involved in the present Roman
struggle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

MloHloAS.-John oven Of Detroit nomir ated
for Governor by the late Whig State conversion
has positively declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

kAriOSAL MisATJEE GALLEEy.-EDNAED WRfrg, ~
bs0ADwAY-This magnificent saloon possesses uperl@
advantages iof he rapid production u Dagusueotyps Me
islres Al persons who wish gnsl passed xsness Of
themselves Or friends should give his Gallery cal
a. 3urDi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

a tor common s,s-s and mixed w-s'er1 aAa - O''S
81 .; for s,rs lh' brands. d. IN WHrA1 'ne 'Ae'
1000 .usa Ohio a. -is--c Mixed western e'HN =
nonnsly quoted q; s--4.c Tie -lalsei ioi l''i's
is unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
pusINEss rorIoEs.

AvrRCA~ MrssUN THERE'S more Of ne con e ban
OF ffe Ca r muse u human nature, ant although ~ 90
rn -,v vf ~fernr that grsvify sran scounffe"
admit % fp he heavy companion iu bot weather
Commend Is 90 The 4ualnuuldes Of Ores Western, No
black Joke. of tn. Ethiopian S--enadrrs tls dancing u
Denque add Mss West aud fhe Hf e vsnsfy com pised
n the $40 cunoses Of BaEStNs saloons n preference
10 mgubrious tragedy when the sun IL 10 Capricorn.
Knox ov HArs There have heen uesuses on heads
and physiognomy by such distinguished men A. Gall
spurzhein Lsyaier and Combe, but KNOX Is The oaly
genuine delineAior Of has, There 10 much character
and expression Ia hats faces KSoS "a Fultonst m
dentands tho construction Of bat practically and ileo'
reucaliy. lis Rocky Mountain BsaVen." Tor sumner
wear tho ~ pil' ultra Ut hats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

CEoLsE. u CaNDE>-We have no, been abe
10 gs' the olcis Ca0lers repor; from Camden i'aAJ
in uls .cr The galri7 one ruuor . thai mere are
Ia md deaths smother. IL cases and deaths
Phla. Ba-eLa. -7ta-
CssE ~ -rABB.,s Flies L '0nls slss Lomsx'
tree co'ored man. arrested yesterday Afternoon
charged ath s'ab5n- John Lo-gins also coiared via
90 klie - severely that ne lie j. tespairrt Of
fWasAisgtss RepAsss, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

THE HEaIH or NEwBuR5s We were much
.revei a few days since by seeing u TIE Ne~- OK
dlIy papers stat,ren- that TIE Cholera I'D appear
"a 10 N-wburrh Tha. statement -sd 10 foundation IN
truth Our village never h=--inier. clearer ~
reer from disease than a. present To- --.- wan ilr
same pesnence prevailed Ne~ourzn renamed -nF.'4t
81 bv he sr-,a unn devastated most ~ The other
cities and villages u this state Indeed ne ocauol ~
Nee 5ur- h-upon D. lslde md surrorncei ~ broken
country and mouatl.u scsneryls ceftli- --a- AMY
that i can never s--ef from ih1se c5n'a Us nen AZ
the progeny Ct damp and confined ai-n0s paere.
rNewo-rzn Telegraph
one OF the hesi.h.est well - mos' agreeable
plsess in III. healthy town Is Dosge' Sumner Re
treat more Attractive hotel Tor residence during
the hot hardly T. found 10 The ~no-e - g
Of watering PAGES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

For CHa0Rts-Tne the steamship Fulc91,
commanded By Lieut. HAArsrEIN, OF the L. :. Navy,
SAL. from this port Al ore o. clock today for the
l.ihmu.. va uaraus AMI New Orleans. SIC has been
put into excellent tim for the voyage sad exhibits
much sold comfort and convenience IL her acconmo-
dsrons she NIL carry our 20 or - passengers. Who
VII reach Psrama IN tine Tor the Pacific steamer 60
d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

MURDER ON SPEsUrIA lsLAsD.-We learn that
, murder a AZ committed on tbs ..lani on SATURDAY.
~. Ihe parties We're German snd a negro. the
former stal-ng The latter severely that be died
tie coI-se 10 lev hours TIE murder vas CON nit.
I'd on TIE place of Mr. Riddle - acre the men lad
teel a. sork moving grass they Lad quarrel the
rss4li 0i Nllch Is herewith -rea- The murderer We
5s@sYs. bEs Lss oesa svcarse Eat 5gz, T7ta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIaE-A fire broke oat on Tuesday nj zht about
p clock tie stable. o. AID. EEshs Morrill, On Jay.
e. between Concord and Hilary sts and the building
and contents we're entirely consumed, together with
three TIE horses The stable contained two seighs
AID quantity of grain, valued At about ESQ, ~nca
there vas Insurance The ere originated from the
work OF "a .ncendiary
PELsESTArIOS.-The members Of the " ash
ingtou Lie Guard presented 10 Capt BurDet at the
City Arnory On Tuesday evening, handsome sword
together with sash, belt and beautiful pair OF epsg
lettes a. testimonial Of esteem.
LucKY E,cAFE.-On Tuesday afternoon little
boy .on of NJ Conover corner Of Prince aud Johnson
sis le heavily laden wagon belonging To hi,
father waica passed over ais body When they picked
him up great was the fathers Joy 10 End that be had
noI rsssiTsd any serious injury save lev srslsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

AES's AsD BOYS SUMNER CLOThfss-We have -
hrnd arge stock u nne clohag s.so great gtrey
linen coats, paafs. vests Sc. a. extremely .o~ prices
Jeo 5teod' BOCGHTON q KNAPP . MAIDEN ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
Appointment. nv the President.

WAsHiNoroN, Wednesday June 27-PM
WIN T. Lunch as Surveyor OF the Customs at
Charleston. : c. vice Never Jacobs removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

RALRoAp ExoUEsiOSs-ite Erie Railroad
Company srs aow selling excursion tickets 10 o~es'
ari bach uss This giycs our citizens The opPof'SH'
Or Of ta.aas ssas Atsl ssssTsiss Al 10" Tsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
DANIEL BfxBY' ~ FrLroN.sr

Has published The Village Doctor" translation h01
the Medicine du Village II The Countess D'Ar1onus
On Thursday, June y.
THE PHILOSOPHY on TIE BEAUTIFUL
From tAe French ~ Victor Cousin. Irsnsia'ed, WIN
notes and introduction BY Jesse Cato Daniel Chc.oas
College. .nF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
The Report OF the Murder Of Five Hundred
Cnliinrnin LmigrnnI- pr nbnbly mntruc.

HAIIIN|Nf- " 0IH'705y- JUNO ~ = "
Later accounts from Texss throw a doubt on
the report of the murder o. 500 California cmigrans
by the Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT

Reeesrsd mp 10 me tune o. gong ~ I '''''
We shall publish in season for the steamship
Faleon. Of the regular Pacific Mail Line, which 'a.s
Tn, DAY June y, the 9Th number Of the Aee-
York Tyibaae tor circulation the Pacific Coast i
Will be printed sheet double the size heretofore
used for this paper and will be prepared with special
reference 70 the Of residents II tina, region "
persons emigrsung ,hlthe- and viii contain IL add.
ton 70 a complete summary Of the Foreign and DO
mesuc News up 70 the latest dates. lst Of a. tie
passengers thst have sailed from a.. our porte since
May 26; synopsis Of Political nsws and mum
Der Of Editorial articles subjects in'efesins u resi-
dents on the Pacific. Persous in the country "-il Z
copies cent 70 their friends should send orders a. once
through the posi the TribaHe Ot1e Fnce ~ cents
IT Persons desirous % send this edition Of IN
TriJune their friends can call az our othee leave
their addre'. and depend on their paper. beng mailed
- The Fale2a's Mails close a. y DC clock, noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

- y00o BorrLgs, sEsRLy. % Or DE- WIZ
kkLifssEEs remedy have been s0'f, ~ rlOu n lfs
.toppilg llarrleA ard clnnx cholera Every BON &C,
Lac Magic and gves ilsfaufsreDss relief sod ln a.
All .rna Jgl.es u ~ ant 81 cents ~ Fear s1c "
brozd~sy ge1 -
CLOTHING At HALT PRicE.--A splendid s.sorlnsrt
GENT and boys cOlhng selling N 81 half pce A. Va
DgKsLrs, Ma.dsa-Ane is 1OOr, gp-stsrs ard ~ az.
e. bear H4ts0l-sL AsO = iarge asa1rfmrLf " c4o-'
and v--ungs e1l be- made % order IN ~
la cannot be- surpassed from i0 ~ - per .ess IA
mo general DCces NO~ s Jour lule % ~ clOlioEs
very low prc-- ne rnufe suck must - s0d "a "
f-N molths Do uo- forget ne pisces - MNden4D
1T aOor. STAIRS, All ~ Canzst H1ison leiS "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

~ Burns, scads and a. external nftnnstions esfs'
without scar 0y ToCsETs aaser VI Pan loS hassag't
JED Ina sodls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

GERMAN PArRIors-FHEpRIcH HEcKER, the
noted German Republican leader. .sisd for Europa in
the Cambria Yesterday. with large number Of his
countrymen whose object IL /. to take part ia the com
,ng str1,ye. for the establishment, Of Grman Repub
he Among the numberis Herr Gritzer, member u
the National Assembly last sumner. who made bis IS
cane alter the seze Of Vienna where he actively
engaged on the Republican side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

W :
- We are impeied to csll emphatic attention TO
the above direction OF our Guys Medical Authorities.
VIII public duties constrain them 70 An Intimate and
constant familiarity with the rayases OF the prevailing
disease. We understand that Mr. Grants laboratory
: az NO 80 Broadway front basement of Gothic
Hail. where orders for the Dsintectan will be- prompt
ly filled a, very moderate rates 3D. Ir'b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

Singular Csss-A person called a, the office
q the Chief Of Police yesterday, NTH child about a
months Cd which be stated be bad found on the day
previou. a. the corner OF Prince and CROSBY sis An
ocer dispatched WITH the child convey 10 taa
Alms. House and while bic way stopped By I.
woman eao claimed the little her eSn, statnz
"a, see resided Elizabeth and that Il had crep.
away from tie aouse and she lad 5een searching for
dilgenty This statement wa found % Be true aud
tie child va. delivered D. - mother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

II We, the u0deTslsned' 0aVI0s V'sIed WY
locality thus far reported where Cholera prevailed IN
an epidemic form and having, among other sanitary
measures suggested by the sanitary Committee and
Medical Council directed that Grants Dsiuiectsnt DC
freely used In these localities. which has been done
WITH shr most satisfactory results the Cholera dissp
uearns iu such places here the same was distributed
would therefore suggest 90 the citizens of Nc".
YORK the uroursy of freely using thus valuable COM
pound n sni about their premises. in conjunction Wtn
the sanitary measures Of the CRY authorities
sgrs GEFR k-.l-rf rh,.ss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28

~ The examination OF Charles Duane al1,
Dutch Charley, charge II committing assault
and battery, some days slgcs' on the person Of Mr
quarry In the Ninth Ward Vas under invest stion be
lore Justice Mountfori yesterday afternoon and had
terminated when our Reporter .eft.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-21

HoKAos r.sn.ass& ga a isaiase ssSs.AAo \ srIl..
Lasa .ad General Agency ON~s a sAs C~pas~ls &c nm
neas, Caty 81 spr1s6nsia.
10 sesyedsnt ef Has is ksdsvs Of Iiasss iuSl
sdasss and all t<sisH Of FcAssAs Sais va
aess scrip o. toaaThe cndenignsd would respectfully nf
ne pashc hai sy Aass s.s>bhsd hs eaps 4 ~
State Of land and asesy es os usne
of al business sppes2niAs win qua ns.~
lands REFORMING vsiue; u~
land for inyeaiSAdns ts A.
ing and selling al descriptions o. ssAis M nd .s
oher description AZ bunc saehed gnsui asency On ~
extended scale, win be promptly ilhfy AMENDED 10
~ (" s RkrREENcEss e -. ~ Atia+et
Mesas. Dnilendou 4 Ni-s, washington CITY. gv t.
-" A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, ksataeky.
Thomas J. Need, -.Aatsf4 a. y lat ~ ! asa4
A. Chrsy, esq, !" @ !" @As
John N Winner esq.,. g 61 70 aiHrt.et Az f-r-
His e1celleacy A. Q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon Thomas H. campbei, suditor as g. N 1a
John Moore, treasurer 49,, /" v..f'.
9. H. Treat, judge supreme
Iy ns a. Tt,. ..sS
ns..., w.d.worh sAslaon, New yos. eiy.
g. Bartiets, esq, No. Front street, |" "a ssiit-l f
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia. .tsrg
Gen. Adam DiIer, eS"
Jos l.. chesser, esq, 8nats 8Rsf .alEe, 7aE
Col. &. w. Biaek, PittsburE, Pa tt g-a.-,s.s
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Msss.
g. r. Sanger, esq., |" M s+ ttt AF IN
Henry T. Stone, esq, I. k3asaa&aE ts54H rss A
= D. 2. Pau IA. Co. sa''mo's' hd. aa 5s IN
~ - s{efa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-21
AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL

The American RAilrsaa Journal publi.hsd
ssssns s1sss s s q Ia s.s 81 s :.
ssslas s.als..a asa y ne sSsy
on IVES attempted y tbs p. elsewhere ss.e:ss . ne
.s% iSa il humble sssaninss and eoassssd % carry
me whole sizsa world seesms dependent upon
Tss iosocss railway system IL. become u. s..
great 4 has already
him in scale of being, Than osher agency ai
the locomotive engine regard Creates,
eaisordaa instrument az good me woi
s%.s nj Sss. ming
creation, without danger without fatigue snabss
ne Dhs.s sSS Il.
ss, ,s. ~ css.
creating new sources soIeai and muipyns 70 an Infinite
K WIN nss have ssSsssS IL Sshssi work h..
s.ss L, ~
borood psscacay proionss being but four
wSSsssl sisS's ss @
r he highest good q his race Pooady mpesssd with hse
views, intend In accordance with their spirit conduct the
history ne influence and the the railway
careful inquiry management; discoveries
s .s on and
braced in the range Of our iabors. s n. WV. ss \
sess O. sss on me ssn ore. ana :rsa q de Uni
sS &. % ~ s . Ct
Mr. Hodge has fSr been engaged II ne p
s%Saaeas dsscnpdons detail didsrsns ocsiss or he
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pssSs arI IS form he ssss q
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Is only remedy Be relied for permanent Of
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EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
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HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
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Dr. Charlie. A. Brown Of Dover Russell county Alabama who
Ssns6ed BY The use Of the Vegetable Extract
ngy mescbes in every case Of epilepsy which comes under his
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states that for many years pas, he has been so.ey se,sa win
him health, being entirely freed
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health has been much improved that he hopes BY Divine blessing
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Read The following case Of the son or VIM
Of Phadelph afflicted with splegde IT'S years and
and France consulting physcans expsndns
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HART,s VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
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