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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

In Freights there is a moderate business doius
Cotton 20 Liverpool goes at I'D and 900 or 900 pkg,
Heavy Freight Lard Sc. we're taken at ne Cd To
Hsyre the packet taking Cotton NJ &C. and 10 Rottr
dam engagements are making at the same rate For
California several vessels bought 10 day. one tie
Flsyius at $1,000 and another at $1,000 To London
we heard OF only 30 ties Beef a, 6. Cd OIL 30, Cheese
55s aud other Heavy Goods 32s 3D. To Hsmburg.
Cotton was taken at &c, and Heavy Good. at 32.6i
Exchanges the steamer being gone, are dull.
The Money market remains very abundantly
supplied with capital although some Of the Banks arc
not doing a. much they have been We know a
large amounts hrstcass paper passed day In TIE
street at per CT
The Shaping Lisf gives the annexed statement
Of Exports from Jan. IL % Jan %
~ LgsrPooLss bt- Potash P~.rs.h 100 Bsei se Ma
~ urenuns, p Tar 80 Rom 100 Pof BEEF I . p~-f
1850 Hams. - B-s.r,T l0o9l ma f5s.-o 3, ,s5 -
80 Oh Cue % oe Cedar 70 ss'aon. laro apig. D,as
u Bg'eiio bos Poh 90 R.a 80 Do Pom o3 n. H.
I.e~ o. ss1l b' Ham 5iij % cssr ss-i $50 % cs....
u se,ianf-i7 bbl. Pot,., 200 40 R.a i7ss ID. s,.,
70 hsfaHa-4i, i6f bush Com
The Madison aud Indianapolis Railroad C,m.
pany have declared dividend of per 81, for the last
i've months equal TO "a per CT per annun payable q,
stockholders here at the Office Of WlnsloS Ianler
semi annual Of per ct..-.The Northwestern Insar
snce Company a semi-snsusl of 10 per e.
On the outside will be found some valuable
statistics from the Annual Report on Commerce .ni
Navigation OF the United states The figures .hors
remarkable coincidence between the total exoort. IN.
imports.
The bill declaring sight drafts 10 be due on ore.
sentation has been recommtied in the Assembly bvs
vote Of 80 to 81
For the present the Department At Washington
has stopped issuing Land wsrsni, tai. stops the ,v2
Ply and the effect /. % pat up prices They are sell
N "sl't At sll2 City funds and sli5 OHIO Indiana
Michigan snd Wisconsin bank notes.
Among the goods deposited in the y. 5 War
house In this Port, Pot and Pearl Ashes valued
slf'-4s Flour at sl7274s, and Wheat at az -.
Inc are al probably the products Of Csnsds
The Exports Of Domestic Goods from ths por; from
let to I'D January 300 psy' sssn'' 1871 IL. yesr
The Exports from Boston for the week ending
20,h Jnnusry, were about sos ooo against sl25 80
same week OF l.st year
There wss an improvement 10 Reading Railroad
Securities In Boston yesterday In Consequence Of the
rumor that Mr. Neal would be offered the Pr..idrcv ot
the Road Mr. Neal Is now in Philadelphia a, adviser
and unofficial superintendent aud b look sf,e, Tho IA
terests OF the Eastern stockhoder.
At Boston the Money market /. n,oders,sl,, ...,
The business wants are generally supplied By hs
banks First class paper sells In the oaI9p.
cent The principal demand for Money \. for coruors
ton purposes and stock loan.
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The Mileage Rcform-psne for:


WASHINGTON, Tuesday Jan. 70
The coppers were placed decently the eyes
of the Mileage Reform to-day and the old and
annually aggravated abuse is to go on until the
People shall see lit 10 stop it. While they remain
passive nothing will be done here. This voting
money out of its own pocket is rather severe
strain modern patriotism.
The whole affair has been managed exactly as
was foreseen and predicted by friend and foe
The House did not will not, dare not vote by
Yeas and Nays to perpetuate the present mon
strous inequalities and abuses Ii dare net vote
that Messrs. Turner, a. q. Brown Morse, Letter.
Kaufman, Cathcart,Sc. are entitled to some 50, zoo
TO g. 800 for travel to and attendance on this Ses
sion while large proportion Of the Members re-
ceive each but $50 to $780, But it WAS not afraid
in Committee OF the Whole where no Yeas and
Nsys can be called or tsken 10 vote to substitute
Mr. Schenck's 1900 compensation sndten cents
Mileage for Judge Embrees Straight Mileage pro-
position, and, having thus thrown out the latter,
IL had only to-day, on coming out OF Committee,
to order the previous question on the whole bili,
% a. to cut of all consideration OF any amend
ments but those adopted in Committee, next re-
lCCt lln own SNutuSh otiSAlAutub hut shCsf ~
see. the business is done The Strsigh, Mile
age 10 thrown out beyond restoration, and who
did 1t The gentleman who makes out the Long
Mileage accounts-thst old reprobste, Nobody
The chain-lishtnins Mileage remains as ziszsg
u ever, but what constituency can tell whether
Go representatives voted to keep II so or not
rhs blow is seen and felt but the hand that struck
Z 10 invisible
S.r.y -sersa Members but nobody can tell who
passed between the Tellers in favor OF striking
ut Judge Embree's and inserting instead Mr.
chenck's amendment 7airy-sir today, on
al Of the Yeas and Nays, voted to retain that
chenck amendment In the bill. Where were the |
Their thirty -one' Can anybody guess
But the Schenck amendment has done Its Office.
has. killed Straight Mileage and preserved the !!
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Jan. IS.
Two OF our citizens, whose names are not made
known, this morning had difficulty in public house
IN Twelfth 81 below Chesnut which terminated In each
INJECTING severe wounds upon the other. one was
very severely stabbed In the body aud limbs could
could not ascertain the of the reucOntre the
condition of the wounded msn
Couple s. Jones 40 the Exchange Hotel ia this city
received moth cat fish csugh, 10 the Ohio River
a, Cincinnati lts extreme length L. 3 feet 10 inches
girth feet aud weight LOO pounds
The Flour market Is dull aud farther sales for Export
20 the extent OF 100 bbs. Common brands made
at near $ l2t there plenty OF sellers that price
10 Corn Meal 3Oi bbls. sold at - H.. Rye Flour,
seles Wheat, but little selling 600 bushels only fair
Penn White held Al lloc In store Corn In moderate
export demand, and sales range at 81 62c. Oats
scarce }c for Southern Cotton 10 selling al irreg.
uiar prices and most holders firm Sugars are selling
ull rates Provisions without alteration. seeds 40
change % notice. Whisky steady at DC for bbls
SAILS OF SrccKs.-Fra B9drd-J0 Wiiming ton RR.
6s p 1900 Reading RR BIDS a. 1000 DO 45;: 10
Uson Can. II 20 do lOs. 400 H. : Loan &C. o. lO9: IS
u. :. War Bounty scrip, 100 100 County IS n, 96
300 DO. % pot 81 y state -. = l6o do So %
100 Girard Bank. lll 30 Planters Bank, Miss II
600 Hsrriseurg Railroad Bonds 81 30 Lehigh Coal
scrip. 20 400 Reading Railroad l2! 80 do. u 80
DO. llf 900 Leh % 6s, OF 900 Texas Tr. Notes,
~ O00 DO. "a 20 Morris Cansl = 80 do. =
so Sch Nav g. 20 Z Camden and AmOoy Railroad
l9 / 900 DO. Bonds oct 20 Penn Township Bank
= Penney lvsnis Bank ~
Sc01d B0qrd-50O City 6s IT, 20 1000 Reading
RR Mort Bonds 81 no Sen Nav Int 40 % Man &
l.564 state -. 79s 20 Grard Bank. ia 800 q )
Treas NOtes lO-4
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THE s1rAxrRs.-The limited States, Captain
hAcEsrAT7, is now in her seventeenth day from
Hsvre, provided she sailed on the sth inst and
will probably arrive in the course of the day.
The Canada, Capt JUDKIss. which sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th, is in her twelfth day and
will reach here on Sunday or Monday.
The Sarah Sands, from Liverpool, is now II
ner fourth day out.
The America, which sailed from Boston yester
dag, took out 80 900 letters-a most striking exem
pfcation OF the advantages of the cheap postage
system.
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Thirtieth Congress.
sENATE....WAsHSeToS, jar. q


PEELI,uNARTEs
The morning hour was occupied in the recep-
ton Of petitions report. Of Committees, &c. as Gus.
TIE CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
Which yesterday passed the House was de-
lvered 10 the senste By the Clerk Of that body snd
read On mOti1n Il referred % the Committee on
Finance
TIVE TELEGRAPH CASE.
Mr.. BCIfFR OF s. G. Chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee % which the memorial OF Henry OReilly
Esq had been referred sked 20 be- discharged from its
farther consideration The memorial related o. tie
official conduct Of Judge munro. L. : Judge for ihe
District Of kentucky. 10 complained Of the wsns Of
mpartiay the part Of the Judge. stating thai be
related o. Mr. Kendall. Of the parties interest
ed in Morses Patent and therefore likely 10 be- niusnc
ed in bic Judgment 10 deciding the merits Of the
case slso that no Circuit Judge hsd presided with
him on the trial of the hst therefore he had not
been abe 70 obtain "a fair and imparti. hearing. Mr.
BuTLER's motion to be discharged was adopted
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. YUIFE Of IA. submitted resolution IN
struciing Committee 10 inquire into the evpedency
Of reducing the price Of the Pine Lands In the states on
Florida and Louisiana 10 the minimum price Of = -
per Alter discussion the resolution was adopted
CALIFORNIA BILL
Mr.. DOUGLASS OF lli. moved - take up the Cali
forns State bill which was agreed 70. On motion Of
the Senator his own modified bin was allowed T.
be- substituted Tor the original one when protraced
desste ensued IN regard to the reference OF the bill
Some were in favor Of referring il o. the Committed
the judiciary others the Territorial Committee, and
others a Select COMMITTEE Il was finally referred
"A Selec, Committee OF seven. 10 be appointed by the
Vice President. Various amendments were then sub
mit,ed by Messrs FoOTE Of Miss TURNKT OF Tenn
and DowNs Of La. which were referred 10 the same
Committee.
THT POSTAGE
Mr.. Mics OF Conn. Chairman OF the Committee
the Post Office and Post Roads moved to take mp the
bill tor uniform and reduced rate ot postsge, which
agreed TO
Mr.. ALLrs of Ohio made a speech Of great
length and characterized BY be usual ability. He ey
pressed very decided sentiments in favor OF untram
melled circulation OF newspapers diating upon the Pc
culiar snd growing importance OF the public Press He
against the establishment Of mail routes beyond
the limits q the country. proposed by the bill and
believed hst authority existed for making contracts
for the conveyance of the mail by mail steamers.
Mr. NILES made short speech sustaining the
bin, when the Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
G. old In the Rocky Recommendations In ~
Louis-K eutucky senator, &c.

LOUISVILLE, by. Wednesday Jan a
The s.. Louis OrgaH states that it Is reported
in tia; city ,hst gold in large quantities has been dis
covered IN the Rocky Mountains.
There were L cases Of Cholers in 81 Louis during
the week ending this day
The Kentucky Legislature has sgreed 90 into the
election Of L. :. Senator on the lst Of Feb
Il is said Mr Clay has pledged bis support to the Ad
nipistrstion Of General Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

FALSE AND TRUE Could've saw yesterday a
hafesgle, coined az the Philadelphia Mint from late
deposit Of California gold duet Is had the true ring
and lustsr. and bore, distinctive mark the letters
CAL over the head Of the eagle.
Al the same time were shown a sample OF the
prepared 'Pelterthe vilsnous counterfeit got up 10
cheat the greedy sdventurers Its in small grains sni
pieces resembling scales, mixed with black sand and
would readily be taken By the Inexperienced for the
genuine metal When mixed with proportion Of the
true gold wAshings IL would be difficult 70 discover the
cheat. We are tod that a Manufacturer In this City
has received an order for 700 lbs Of this worthless
compound for the san Francisco market
The lump Of sulPhures Of Iron, ss.syed By Messrs
Savage s Hawkins, was left By person totally IN.
known 70 them. and whom they have not seer since
Iney have 10 knowledge to where IL vas obtained
and there Il no reason 10 suppose Of California orr
gin We have not yet heard Of a .insle instance in
which specimens sent from the Gold Region have
Turned cut TO De anything but the precious metal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

y Dese.er -baidns and ot - ws ~ a., ~ 10
IT, 80, ~ ~. AZ Each .5rs!. - 80 ID ia ssA .,
Y -fstil y no 90 al isas .,sis A 81 1 81 q
:. - an AZ aAd fNea uintA a. ..,Il - n a. "a -
:, 'l'ns 800 'ach. y ~. 90 90 T.-eiy nas
=. - go .,f = 81 80 -sch 80 q, s.o.s.as -
:. SioAf-sy, .hre. bso o. orno.,- ..t.s.ct
a, 80 -. -. % sdioiling a. 90 80 o. q,
A. i, eshth 81 p-.r stih -aeh 20
40 el,A y le~s ssrth .5rs o. ~
r. n ~ - .ofs1 = 80 each s3.lsl
- ~ frGHstz Sos al "a ..i p..r.s 80,
r. t $50 - 10 lo+ Orchsfa .t .srs7. ssTl0
.,"-bssorLrss ois too 81 car p-ksbs'
s1oo ssea. s.s) DO ..cd slal0o -t,
90 oa 18th % s1Ss each o. osc 80 s.1sA
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COMMERCIAL AND nroEEy p.A.rsns
Pr 'al.s Of sOe., s.. .o Forrl Pa,l


"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 24--PM
The market Tor Stocks was very dull to-day, an
the only given FOR the dulness was the uu.yor
able assay OF anonymous parcels OF metal said o. b.
gold from California. 80 sensitive Is the Stock market
The demand for Government Securities We. lees sctye
and the market heavy Erie Bonds rapidly approx
mating to par, and they sold to-day at 9si
stocks, ss compared with prices in January l-is
range as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

'iRGfSA GoLD.-Commodore 5tocktons gold
mines At Whitehall. va have been worked during Las.
week oy his new machinery, for the first time 10
Operation Fifty negroes were employed tn the work
and the product for the week s. 20 Thi.i, outa
equal 10 California being average ofs7 % daily 20
each man The yield will no doub, be still gre.,er a.
the vein 10 worked deeper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
By Telegraph 10 the Mw.YOrk Tribune.
Prom Caiiforria-Nore about the Geld
REGIONS.

"AsHlNGroN, wednesday. Jan. =.
Advices have been received from California 20
the 10Th Of December, confirming the late cheering
news received from that quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
More Gold Items.

Accounts OF newly scquired fortunes through
the sccdeut of being early on Cslforns ground are
everywhere in circulation. We have lately been in.
formed OF the following in addition to those We have
already chroniced
gentleman BY the name OF Riley NJ present in this
city has lE his possession certificate for s64 OOO IN
gold duet, deposited in the mint At New Orleans.
Mr., Lippet formerly teacher in the school OF the
Brothers peusnet in this City and who wen, out as
captain in the California Regiment has written letter
which at his request read the scholars Of the
Messrs Peugnet's school, among whom he always
fsvorite He states that he IL in exceen, health and
will return in three elk months, with half million
dollars in gold.
merchAn, In Baltimore, who sent 10 California q
year sso on venture s. 900 worth OF old store good.
has received the bill Of lsdips from San Francisco for
$4,000 in gold dsst.
The buying and fitting out Of ships for the Pacific
siill continues Three vessels were purchased yester
day Of them the FiariEs at $4,000 Among others
which hsve been recently bought the brig Sslna
Al $1,000 the barks Mallory and }. 4 JssS,Ea, $1,000
each, and the bark Naatiss. 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

LATER PROM 81. DoxISGo.-We learn from
Capt Cores Of the bark Lucy Ellen which arrived
yesterday from the City Of ST. Domingo. uhepe. .bs
sailed on the ID inst that the Hayden Goverpmeu,
we're about 70 make an attack on thu, place Abov,
$50 troops had marched for ina, purpose and ooo
more men we're going on By water. The Lsey En-,
sa' lad i0as men sick OF fever during the passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
ANOTHER DISPATCH.

bALIIN1EK, Nedresday, Jan. y
The Warrington mon to-day contains later
news from California a letter from reliable source
Gays another gold mine, washing. far richer than
those already discovered has been found north Of the
other
Mr.. Woodland, tried At Sev orleans foE forging
Soldiers Land Warrants mas been acquitted Fifteen
deaths from Cholera occurred on the l6lh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
No Store Fioggins In the Navy
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Jan q.
The proviso appended 10 the item providing
payment of the salary Of the Secretary OF the
Navy, directing him to issue forthwith an order
Rboishing Flogging in the Navy was not objected
to in the House when the bill came out of Com
mittee to-day, and of course STANDS PASSED.
trust 1t will 90 as smoothly through The Senate If
so On that point slrs well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

OuR CALIFORNIA NRws-The Commercial Id
01ssse exhibits TO say the least, no small amount Of
impertinence. in so fippsniy denouneng all gam
mon the letter from Ms1stlsn published in TIE TT
bsas OF yesterday morning We observe that the X.
Press also, contains sneeriDs reference the
letter. We think declsrsion-whiehw we now re-
iters,e-thsi the source through which IL reached
worthy Of entire confidence, meri,ed q less con
,emPtuoas charge The writer the letter in question
possesses good opportunities for Information and bis
accounts are fully reliable those Of any person on
the Pacific Coss, Nor did he profess the Commercial
stAtes to have received months later news from
California
We need only refer As a complete proof Of the cor
rectness Of Information. 10 Telegrsphir dispatch
in another column which s,s.es that the Fa'ARsros
Us0a Of yesterday contains later sdviees from Call
fornia announcing precisely the same discovery WI
the C04~sretal pronounce this also all CANNON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

e. In Dem ocratic Whig General Commit
tee BROADWAY HOUSE. Jan Ie s4S-The following resoiU
aons we're adopted
,ossd That the Question OF the contested seats OF ihs
)s.s .tes who hsv presented credentials from the Eghin
Wsrd be referred back Whg Electors VI said ara
for their decision , ,.,..,.. -,
"a s,~,ab w srd 70 ees Al lss spnngs MONDAY The
~ inst 10 elect Eve Delegates 10 represent men 20 Ins
Dsnoerste Wig General Committee fo' Ioe yo os NC
th.t Inc pol of aid election be sepf open from oeoek
A n TO o'cocs N said day and mat James Weoo,
James Murray and Wii.m yersgo' eet - Inspectors
I1s.y r.ytoa s~cretsry pro TEN. Us
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sailing of the America.

DV-TVNl NrlhtsIhJ Isn y
The Royal Mail steamship America sailed from
her wharf at Il o'clock. she carried two passengers
for Halifax and fiiy nine for Liverpool also some
80 90 letiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ OA'siUs ~ CLAY, Esq. through the col
umn' OF the Eraniaer, propo.es a eonvepuon of the
anu slavery men OF kentucky to be Esld at Loulsvils
neS' sPrng' Tor the purpose Of organic alton, with
view 10 secure the adoptoe Of some scheme of emsn-
clPatlon 10 ,he new Cnn,,itutinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ wish to say for myself that do not think
juors DAYS case helped by the publication in full Of
h.s Charge ia Mondays Tribune, and do not choose to
be understood as Withdrawing or qualifying my com
r,ep,s thereon Of their justice the reader will Judge
Sor hins>H H.o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

A NEW ,SD VALUABLE ALNAS,c.-The Business Men.
Almanac. compiled and published by Mr.. \. fsiAgt
the well Known newspaper Advertising sgrni - rapidly
getting widespread ceishrtv. one - the conve
nieni and useful publications 81 Tie KIDD ever s.usi TIE
system sud sdnrshie arrangement witch msfks re
comparison OF the Almansc. cond-nsirg deal n To-
vsusble informsuon In se space y " he chief
cOfuueulhipns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

II Henry Newman, aI,os Henry Peasants a
colored recently convicted At Lancaster, Pa
OF murder in the second degree in having killed Ed
ward Stouts, also coorec. Newman wee sentencsd 10
years and month"; hard labor in the Eastern Pen
itentixry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

sESArE.--.ALBkNY, Jan. "a
MI ftofn gave notice Of bill 70 sootsh protest on
prVmissory note or inland bills Of exchange
sl vss passed &c authorize the town OF Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF rRE L. SrATEs-See
abstrsc, of the Annual Report on Commerce and Nsv
gstion on the Outside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

r. Nyg's M0DFL OF JsKUs.Lg~ 10 certainly - -.
representation Of the Holy Cay We have 81
will repay any one the time hey can dsFie 10 ihof1u.t
examination u L. itrA be seen 81 hours viii *.
ci.nf Dw.rs &c See ih- advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

rv Democratic whix General Committee
.o.r,.I meeting Of this Committee viii be he'd on
Ttr, seDAY EVENING January Is, u O'CLOCK Al the
prosdwsy Hcose. BY order
j. H. HOBART HAws, Chairman pro TEN
,o~xYs r. rAyLoa, Secretary pro TEN. IA q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

T sketch Of DR.. A>rnrLIs First Lecture
on Chemistry applied to Agriculture, viii Be- found
on to-dsys Outside.
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BRONCHIAL



BY TIE UsE o. sCHsNcE's PULMoSic sYSre-Dr D.
ScHEScS Having Of confirmed ,ronchld COO
sumption by the Of your Pulnonic syrup. deem M
duty publicly / bad not been well fof severn
years and last Fall rom the Effects Of cold hsi dsue..
ing cough attended with great difficulty OF brsshng-.o
much that could not lie down In bed my appetite
gone bowels very costve, and digestion gfesiy impaired
nothing scarcely that ale wOuid remain upon
sch much emacisied AID bad violent cn'i. f~v-fs
ana sweas much like the sgue les rhe rs
siu alton and sufsings; ard ~hen came ~ the Hoo
pis where Tho doctors -sid wa. nrufshe 9Th bronchial
consumption, gave up ever getting well Many of my
fiends supposef would uollve long ~ss then heard
OF your medicine and some ~ The cros hsd made
and inspired me win of hope. which not dssr
pointed. Your Pgmonic Syrup WIS Inc remedy NY system
wanted. II relieved my cough and procured for
Il Ooseued The phlegm ant matter and .hl-i
freely and -ssily Il REQUESTED my bowels s-d csus-t
my food 10 diges. well, ami DID uo need any plrssav-
pills aner commenced using T. IL alsyed my chi.s sid
f-ger, and sopD-d my -w-ai- | well ssf.f "a your
Pulmonc syrup Is the ren-dy ihsi ~ou have cured
It's effects alto .ther different from
hal used snd recommcnd rs use hecans- h-s he-r
he lei Of saving my ~. IRA H. GhrHS. a fe.f.i
Prepared hy J. " sGHENCK. and Tor ss- 1T u princ.
pal Office % South ,iN hist Philadelphia Price 81 per ol.
tie six bottles Tor s.
bUsH CLIcNESER 81 Baclsyst General Agents for tho
Cay OF New iOrs rnd virinfv f-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25

~ Tho beet thing the pori-e-pscisy FOR he cure
Of pimples recss sailowu~ss rednoss rCughnes.
eryspeas, ungworn, chaps crscks chsf--. &c l.. %.
dOIbt.dy GOuRAUDs N1iIH Med erfef S11pf srf is %
wei established u The feet hist 0oURsUDs Pouf,cf >ybs
VII positively eradicate surerhlous rsr GoUssrDs LI
bhfe imparss velgety s0fLrss ard delicate ~hitsnes
the skin p c~nis box
Or FrLX Gous,UDs genuine preparations ear olig 20
procured NJ he depot ~ Wa kefsi first from Hfosi
way. where may be hzi also lnsa tsneous Liquid Ha
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