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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Secretary exhibited a donation from Mr.
Hoyey OF Boston-bcing a volume of his Fruits o.
America" a splendid work, with cOored plates
On motion OF Mr. Marks OF Greene the thanks of the
Society were directed to be rendered 10 Mr.. Hovey.
The Secretary also called attention 10 volume by
Prof Emmons on the Agriculture OF the Ststea work
Ia course OF publication by the state In the form
OF the Geological Report of which series is part
On motion, the work recOmms nded 10 this ex
animation OF the Executive Committee. with the sug
geson that they approve Of IT, abstract thereof be
prepared for the use OF schools
Mr. Beekman, from the Committee appointed In the
morning reported,
That the Committee had agreed to recommend SYRIA
the place for holding the next Cattle show pro-
yidod the Executive Committee were guaranteed the
local expenses not 10 exceed % 500
Also that the Commit se had agreed 10 recommend
tbe following officers c. the Society for the ensuing
year
Pyc.idenf-JOHN A. KING Of Queens
Itce-PrcsidsHs-JAM MONROE OF Nsw-York SkNTo y
SMITH " futIam h. Y. PRENTICE of Albany LEROY Mo-
REY ~ Washington WIN. fULLEs Of OnOndsgs; DAVID
NAME Oi Madison JOHN DLLAFiELD Of Seneca; HESEY
w. ROGERS " Buffalo.
Corresponding SsOef1ry-B p. JOHNSON.
recording Secyet1yy-J Med MClSrYRE.
Ty.duyer- IL THER TUCKER
Etesufirc Co1gfifte--J. b. Burnett and p N Rust u
OuOldagai Henry Wager Of Oneida J Feile Of Rens-
seiaer Samuel Chsever Of Saratoga
The report wss accepted, and upon ballot the OIL
GERS named were elected
Afer some unimpOrtsnt business the meeting took a
recess Until evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
The Murderer short Re-pited.

BUFFALO thursday Jsn =.
The sentence on the negro Sport, who was %
have been executed tomorrow. hss been respted b
the Governor Until the 18th Of March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
The New.York CITY Guard.


THILAUtLFffIAi IuItu'J JHIIs to
The New. York City Guard arrived this morning.
sud met with hospi,sble reception In the evening a
sumptuous entertainment, prepared for them at
Gen. Csdwsllsde residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
BY Telegraph 10 the Sew.York Tribune.
FIoggtnE In the Naxr

"~aIlI-'' TN. IhlrfrsTl jan =.
The House OF Representatives voted today II
Committee Of the Whole, that Jogging in the
Navy must be abolished. The majority is large
Glory enough. nc.
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A. N. MERwIS. Aactionser

ExrnoRDISAsY ssLE % EScLiH BooKs.-bis~
PLArr Co. ~ Broadway, will sell % FsiDar E't'''
Jan -, commencing 81 O'Clock the mos, seses shs MS
nihcent collection of Lonton BOOK. hist hss ever -
offered at public sale 10 mis- country, embracing rDne''
exqaisiey 1mnir sted and Illustrated volumes 10 NC w
lou. branches Of he Arls scisLce. C0neboosy, F0se
Gardening, Eolany, Looosy Surgery, Mslsns h'eS' :.
Also choice ard works 10 Standard and nsesso'e
Literature &c
b. Pa Co would espsc ally invite gentlemen pufsna']'
books for public private librane. 10 IN essHnsloo
tbs collection, which isLos ready. Catalogues ~sy
bad on application al the sales room u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
u. -. Senator.

LOUISVILLE, ny. Thursday, Jan ls.
The election Of United States Senator for SIX
years from eth March next. occurs on Monday next
1t is still doubtful whether Mr. CLAY will be induced to
return 10 ths Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

~ The beat thing 10 me ~orc-esp-ealiy ~ s, -.
OF tan fimples, hecIes sali0wness, redns" az
erysipeis., nnxworm, chsps erscss, cbsfes &c o. :.
dOoDtecly G0uKAUD's igliaa NoSicgioc sap 40 l,,
well eeisbst 10 the feet hist 0CtsAUDf Pgsd" Il,
viii positively eradicate sUposraOus hair Cots !,
White impars veiyey sofness aid delicate h4.sAs
the skin 3 GEMS cox. = a
DR.. FELIX GousAUOs genuine preparations ear 800
procured his ckpot o7Wa ker-st frs door fori a.,
way, where may be had, also insisotaDeoas LAeaI
Dire Suck Ponace for usnssILy oyeipg The hsn
brown and fair LQbins Esuscts, and 'ssy o. no
for The toilet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
~ ~ = u. = = II
Names of the Pers on- Killed.

ALPANT, Ihursdsyl Jan. 7
The names Of the persons killed by s1tfocation
a, the "a. works this afternoon are Michael Flood Pat
rick Coyle and Peter Hspin The bodies Of tue first
two were .scured while the later stl a; TIE bottom
OF the well Coyle and Halp.n each leaves wife and
family and Flood leaves vie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

That being defeated, $4,000 was substituted and
then Messrs. Henley, Petit ROckhW and Wick OF
Indiana voted in the Affirmative. II their conssit-
uents concur, so be il Mr. Cathcart was absent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
The steamer FaIc on-ChoIera, &c.

NEWfJRLEANs, frdsy Jan i.
The steamship Falcon sails from this port for
Nex.York TO morrow.
Within the past two days there have been q, iesths
80 OF which were from Cholera, including couple OF
passenger. named Hills and Willing There 10 no other
news of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
,Inrket....Nrw OKLrANs, jan. /

The CoTroS market is without change and fair
demand prevails sales add up 1000 bales. FLOUR is
dull at 81 IS There is large demand for WHEAT,
and notice sales OF IS 400 bushels at IS cents CoRS
continues steady with sales of 22O0O bushels isc. 10
Provisions there ia but little doing Mess and Prime
Pork is quoted sl2 81 FREIGHIs to Liverpool are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

~ Madame Bishop. the vocalist. and her 20
cort Mr. Boxer srrcstedin Jersey CITY ye.erdsr
morning, just they entering the Tor Phla
delphia, on warrant got out by Mr. ~ Luke Of
York tor the recovery OF the value Ut his services N
playing the harp At one OF Madame B'sconcers Aiier
a collision between 81 Luke aud Boxer. which ne m
GERS promptly stopped. the matter wa. compromised
and the parties were suffered 10 60. tNewsrs Adv.
We presume Borer should read BocAsa. ~ To.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
gen, TayIor and MIR. CLAY.

PnTssURG, Thursday, Jan. L.
1t is said that Gen. Taylor and Nj. Clay will
leave Baton Rouge for Washington about the LIST of
February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
yIarkets...PfTTsEuRc

The Grain Market Is without change In Provisions
the sales only for the supply Of the regular trade de-
msnd. Mess BEEF is selling At IL l2i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
Conviction of a Murderer.

TRoY Thursday, Jsn. L.
Barney o ponnel has been convicted Of the
rnarder Of the Italian boy Ratio a. Nssssu last sum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HosiEEyPersons 10 ant Of he beet q hosefJ yhSs
slirs aud Drawers, 81 4 small sdgsuce from tie COZ o.
Manufacturing respectfully inform 81 that a. the NsN
York Stocking Factory loi Bo~ery, such be hsi
either Wholesale or retail no J-ois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
h from sufoeatio-a-Three Live. Lot.

Three men employed IN the Gas Company
works suGoessed II = afternoon while making re-
pairs in dry well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
harvard UnIver.Iry-Jared sparks.

BosToN, Thursday, Jan Il.
Jared w. Sparks, Esq has been nominated by
the Board Of Overseers for the Presidency Of Harvard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

CsLHoRsA Boors.-Kip, Calf and Cowhiis ssrsd '1'
pegged Boots ard Shoes syllable Tor per.oo. smis'at
~ Ca fornis Also Cowhide w.dias boots fof ~'''is
gold and crossing ANAL 10 gong me god 2se
For sele al the lowest prices snd .Ge order BY
jas JOHN l. WATKINS, ia f1l0t''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
Repeal.
HaAmnamHma


HARRISBURG, thursday, Jan. l..
The Senate Bill repeating the Charter Of the
Erie and OHIO Railroad has been passed Yeas To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

CALnoRsI. BoOrs.-dens Goa soie add "si-r'f''''
Boo,s-bOys AID Youths Wslsr-Y PROF. and Dress BOW
Ladies ard Gens PerpeuslGioss Oysrshoes, and 81 &c
CANT assortment u Ladies Gsis,r Boo's, a. retail ~
prece5eotediy low prices GEO w. FRINGE,
ia n. 10 An1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

EfeHr O'CLOCK, h-The pubic sSs respectfully
formed ths. the NewYofs stocking Fsc.ory 100 s0ss1
closes al O.cCcs p. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

| RAILROAD AcciDENTs.-Yestcrds morning, a.
Nestboro'. upon the Worcester Railroad, An emPg
milk car, which bad been brought up by ifesh
train the evening previous and placed upon st'
track, got loose during the night and the wind being
lair, Tor about i've miles upon the main tfack IN
Ill II reached curve, whore II siopyld In the NOR
ming the steamboat train from Norwich the nrsi %
20 down the engineer OF which did not perceive ~
car until too late 10 prevent collision The train ="
gong ~ The rate Of thirty i've miles per hour. he
milk car was broken u pieces but being empty iorl
nstciy did not offer sufficient resistance b. hros n
steamboat train from the track The engine, h0weEef
was considerably damaged, the smoke pipe being cr
ried away and the forward part broken bot neyerlh
less, was able to drag the train 10 the city.
Boston Transcript, l1h
CoSyEsrIoS OF THE NEw-YoRK STATE Tfx.
PERANcE SOCIETY. This Association is At present
holding its semi annual meeting ia the North Pear o.
Baptist Church There Is an unusually large number
Of delegates ia attendance. The prOccednss and De
cuss ons are always OF great interest Tho President
the Society Gen. j : smith called the meeting d.
order Ait,r tbs preliminary business OF Organization
the report OF the Executive Committee tO prepsre oua
ness Tor the Convention. was presented aud accepted
The revolutions submitted by the Executive Commute
were taken up Ia order and the discussion u the sane
continued during the morning session. Msotbss VI
be held IN the afternoon and evening. Mr. Cough anl
Dr. Tying will bs present. Albany Eve Jour iln'
~ Tue Commissioners 10 Codiiy the Lis'
have at last reported The Er,niHs Post says IN
Court Of Appeals and the supreme Court are oo'a
session here and the lawyers in attendance ss vel
the public and the Legislature we're eager TO he" ne
results Of the two years labOrs of the COmmsson
given and shade Of Jusunisn. Trebonian Co
il nothing bu, revision VI the statutes relathsn
highways and bridges"
~ The entire library robes, &c. Of Rev. W
Clarke, Of the Catholic Church, were destroyed By ~
At Lafayette, ind. on Friday last y the burning OIL
frame dwelling house adjoining tn church
~ II. c. Csmmack, Esq Wee -Presiden, n
the Washington snd New Oclesns Telegraph ConkssJ
has rendered bis resignation Of that Office 70 hs Pres
dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

The SOUTHERN CAUcUs.--The following Reso-
buttons presented 10 the Con res.onal Caucus by
Senator RUsK u Texas, substitute for Mr. Cal.
houns fiery Address:
Rss0red, That this country look upon the Union "a
the only safe guaranty OF Republican and Constitutional
liberty
Res0lUed, That strict adherence 10 the letter and
spirit Of the Constitution in all It's compromises 10 our
only safety
h,sOired That Il 10 Inconsistent with the broad phn
cipes Of Justice and papsbe infraction the spirit
Of the Constufon 10 exclude by legislative ensctmens
any portion VI the citizens Of the Jaited States from
fall aud equal participation in the benefits u any
tory acquired BY the common blood and treasure OF all
the States
Res1iced, That in capacity Representative We
would nrmly resist all attempts AZ partial and there
oppressive and unjust legislation and that have
abiding confidence In appeal 70 the patriotic citizens
Of every portion Of this COnfederacy and pro-
ecI our constituents in the enjoyment Of all their
Constitutional rights.
Resolred, That If Northern fanatics and politicians
persist 10 carrying their unjust plans the American
people and the civilized world will hold them respous
be Tor aDy consequences that may ensue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

INQUssr.- Coroner Walters held an in,ss,.
yesterday upon the body OF Alexander Van Bures ~,
ter, native Of New York, sged a. year. ~ao I.
down 1t - Plnes q snG expired Immediately vera,
death By disease Of the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

NEw-IERsEY LEGIsLArURE.-Mr. GROVER, from
the Judiciary Com n,toe, 10 whom was referred the
suggestion Of the Governor relative TO charges against
the Camden and Amboy Railroad and Delaware and
Bartan Canal Company, reported resolution 10 Az
point three Commissioners % Investigate their afar,
with power 70 send for books and persons and report
u this the Legislature This Is In accordance
win the request Of the Directors Of the Joint Company
In the House petitions were presented one for a
railroad from aorrtstOvn 10 ElzabethtOwn Point
thence ~ ferry e New York and another for Rail.
road from Paterson 10 toe Hsckensack and Hudson
Rivers, and thence 70 New-fork. sso BY ferry The
alleged object Of the petitioners In the frst case Is
simply 10 open communication between Morristown
and New York by steam power By which passenger.
aud freight can Be carried more expedtously and al
cheaper rates than those charged by existing roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

n Hon. DANIEL DrscAy, & Member Of Con
gress from Ohio, Is seriously IL at Dis lodging q, wssh
ington-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
New.york state Agricultural society.

This Society convened 10 the Assembly Cham
Der st Albany on "Wednesday at l2 clock NJ. We sre
indebted to the Abaay EraiHs Journal and irgn' for
the following account Of the Socieiys doings on the
occasion. The President LEwIs ? ALLEN. ESQ Of Erie
County assumed the Chair The Chamber was well
flled AAer receiving the subscriptions Of new mem
bers B. T. Johnson. the Corresponding secretary u
ha society read the report Of the Executive Committee
IRE Committee congratulate the Society the In.
cressiug interest manifested Agricultural subjects,
and on the improvement apparent ihFou houi
the -rsts In the modes of culture Monthly meetings
OF the Executive Committee hsi been held during the
year-and the proceedings published regularly. They
had exerted themselves % distribute choice seeds and
scons OF the best u and 10 this efori had been see
onded By gentlemen this sud other states ana Cana
d. Mention i made N the report OF gin from Mr..
Isaac Townsend 81 Cornwall In Orsnce Co Of 80 or 30
varieties OF grains from France. which mad been Dis
ubuted in many Counties for Trial Aso, glit from
Mr. Socum Of Syracuse Of some OF the best varieties
of English wheat which bad been also distributed for
trial. Another donation OF tsl barley lChe.tenhsu)
is mentioned having also been put on ifisL Tie es-
ablishmeni OF an Agricultural Museum Is contemplated,
and the preliminary arrangements made for coilec-
ton OF models of agricultural implements showing ma
improvements therein-cssis-pictures OF animals
collections seeds from all parts OF me world &c Tor
the benent OF farmers aus mechanics
The report goes on 10 recitc the result OF the sgrcu
tura operations Of the yesrthe increased crops 10
some instances from improved modes Of culture-the
increased amount OF foreign and domestic correspond
en,-.hope the increasing interest telt In the opera
lions of the Society and the high appreciation OF the
value 1T its transactions manifested oy distinguishes
asrcuiiurslsts and agricultural associations Al home
and abroad &c &c A considerable portion ~ the re-
port il devoted 10 the subject of butter msAing-and
facts are sdduced 10 show that notn outstanding the
high reputation of the Orange County butter article
of as good quality and equally well adapted to eNporta
ton can be made Ia almost any of the Counties OF the
state and thar much Of that exported Orange County
butter s actually made in other counties The report
states that the agricultural survey Of Washington Coun
" completed-snd promises valuable results from
this species Of investig alton.
This report (Ot which have given very rapid
sketch was accepted
Mr. Mcintyre the Treasurer, presented his Annual
Report from which gather the following abstract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

~ PaLsEss BusiNEss AlsASac. says ne Ps,s''
bufs Oszse, 10 BY far The beet ard most useie Puo"
Of the kIld ever lssued from the pfes.
"Ef-y bgsissss pan The county sLCnd cti1f coy L.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

IsDIANA.--The following resolutions were
adopted by the Loco Foco state Convention Of Indiana
They were Introduced BY George A. Chapman Of the
State SsH'nd
Res0ired That the institution of Slavery ought not 70
be introduced into any Territory where does not nov
exist
Res0irsd. That inasmuch az New Mexico snd raliiof
mia are ia tact aud IN law FREQ Territories II 10 IA.
duty of Congress 10 prevent the introduction OF ss
very within their limits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

Accommodation Wohren and Ha,e
charged with false arrest and imprisonment were alter
patient hearing by Justice Garrison, honofaoS &C
quilted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

PROMENADE CONCERT Al rHE OrssA Hor,y-
Grand PRONE made Concert Will BE- given 10 ssA, -,
the Opera House. which Will remain In ,aiA q, :,
was arranged for last evening Il will be ms, sr.
Ian, stair, snd those whose .cruples may have ~.
vented their participating in the Fancy Bal nay :,
lessi see rs sp'enGor tree from compuncnou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

q An Adjourned Meeting of the General
Committee of Democratic Whig Young 1ien
win be held their bescqisrtor Broadway House,
On FRIDAY EVENING, January le, al 7 O'Clock, P. M.
By order SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, Chi pro tenn
Js, M y ks,.y,, Secretaries pro iem rsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Ce.eer,., arc. re.NsA,.


f0nfnentf- tnnf-ff~o.'cft Hos n y
N0tH ht-r, Pee N.tss 'ri hr.f3aaY -f~ 2 u
pusl~s Aftr 49, EF-->sf.rnal Ars*-rF-toA ofrg -
ilsrraoca Az Nriolbrasfrsy. ksss- nty "a -.
AusfrA1 Az Jas1 srifrsy. a1cts br1. Dsy 49, -
O.. ~ OF kaupssn fsilis.sss Rnuad -sgs An q Ii n
Shrsiys sr.ffss Ne, aslas' IA. - 81. si-ay-sFs
ss~ Or'-srs Or-rs Cons -sccr--F lfrsrs-s Ps
Ch'1--- Nus~uri-SSl h0,ttssy- Day 49, sfea
Au-rcsn Cac1.A harfa Rrosarsy-rg ~
k-rtrr- 1h-sf-f- BrraiwsF.-r
srosi~.v Tt-1.-r-8r,s+ssy. -esr Aufrory-rf
sn-nssl Nls-lal- Bgcs1esy cor Al st-Dsy .v.-.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21

Horrid Scrofula Cured.

Mf ! u hASKiN ssya In a certificate dsie,I nj ROM,
Dec =, 1916 BllAET-s INDIAN PURlrITH b.,
N'rd nay life had me Isssfy Lsrr, fJ1,,,- 80
wen 'unhnel 20 my bod yesf--was not rruscoi D..
80 i~tHiY losT hgurF-rua'd not raise my bt,J f,
'he I.n" nor my hand o. my head when Commence
a'hg bfaHtf Indian IUihsr. Ny mech wa. ,ltnn,t
"""} 'hfh on nom car 20 rar-sn ulcer had g.t.r
10. .",Ylth mi" NY Windppc under iuy chin 10 I'M
.'' 20 Nhs stopped up by plaster hlrAiheH ilr,,I-b
..r "'o 'tl o"Nd not talk my ear WA 90 ,si,n ,t
t''.i u iHtI u could lc lifted up ONT of its ri,r i,
g"t meaning bb small piccr-tNo ulcers on i,,, 49,,
t"''i tir hhe az Ian ulcer a. ihrrc ns ms hr,I
ull '-''h through my eide assure y,1 ~.
- Pr man. ath YVES ip u4at uils~rnlIr 'h,ti~
-. ',.AnN'" fdl bed - I was tho hrst l,fiI. u,
~. i"' s'f used runhsd r1r 90 Get ut al ,f th.
-'i' ied hocu confined Tor ono yesr'ib, ,,,,,,i
49, ~" mo 10 Et cut Of the Loafs- a.. ma
- ''.'4 me 10 so slout two 1i.Irs 1p 800 o.,
.' ''i'r 81 hero procured ok bot,ie. fr.,r- NJ,
-u't'1 l-.nr iheto houca. ssrsnifes olf Of ts,t
"l'' h'' htifi NY Ear aud mock wen. ,,r'
h' ann "as cured 90 tina. esrld y,lf ,r,i i, 49,.
", ny gsn'rsi hrhlth s now ra.ir
Hf IsaFu Ht'rr,Ear1 sfat-l -t... b.. ..... &C., g, Cd
i--, i''l lituec 81 ti~ Te,Cc g. Ian,. man =, f-,
'1''''d T'r's-i oHrs of aH .si s4es,l
AeeHts homes -SrouoAHp a Goor,,
Rutland la'ln g. Wight Orwell: sae,toi
and Allen Pawet, G. > and ]. S4nder.ig
Miadietown Hooker and Jo,.lu. Pgu.trey
Perkins and Nichols, Casueton. ] Allen
} airhavens y Il Barber, Benson; A SIM
1nls Pus'ofd, II Spencer aod Co. Wal,up
1910. Al o.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21
Just Received.

Al tbs stores OF the undersigned, a largo
ana Ih'l supply OF llERRleK's SusAR CoATIp
Puts and Kid Sueng thening PlAslers.
These Pills are warranted under q penalty
OF 1000 dollars. not to contain any mercury
or any mineral medicine. Our daily salel
throughout me world how exceed nine thou
sand boxes, OF our Kid Strengthening Plas-
1ers, 'ne call Tor them is greater than our
ability 10 manufacture. The utmost enthu-
siasm exists In all parts OF the country. Our
agents are gentlemen Of the first espeeiabil-
liy-ihey are your neig hboIs, you know them
Persons wishing 10 use the bost family pill
ever known should buy these, call on our
agents, purchase box, should they not
please you return them and get your money.
We have received al the principal once
within tho past year, reTtihcstss Of more
lhan $4,000 cures performed by Herfiek'E
Pils ann plasiers, over ten thousand OF
them were considered beyond all hope
They are the cheapest and best pills now
known. Each pill is beautifully coated with
pure white sugar, Each Dor contains 30
pills, n smaller number is required for q dose
than OF any other known pill, their operation
being so certain, thorough, yet so mild thai
all "ho use them, recommend them. Owing
10 The immense popularity and gtganiic Aales
Of these pills, some unprineiped persons
have made something they call sugar coated
pills, and we understand some are for sale
IN THIS part the country, called the Indian
vegetable pill, made without doubt TO sell
Tor Herrlek's vegetable pills, look out for
fraud, some OF these men attach Doctor 10
their names 10 give them the appearance Of
resPectablluy Always ask for Herriek's
Sugar Coated Pills and get them or none
Our pills sell for 25 cents per box, with full
directions our piasiers 10 "a cents. All
orders must be addressed 20 Herrick g. Co.
Principal Office, No. 9 James st. ALBANY. N.
Y. The following named gentlemen are our
agents a. Gm
Luther Daniels Clement q Llsoomb. d. Nor.
gan q Co. tatand Granger, Hedges q Co =
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