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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDINER, Aucuoneer.
DY BALDWIN GARDINER,

Id store ~ Broadway, cor. Anth0nv-gt.
~ Particular attention viii be given 10 Gales Of Fancy
Goods Porcelain, Paintings &c. Also, Furniture OF ;sm,
les giving up house keeping. Also Stocks Of Asnu2c-
urers &c All Of which are respectfully solicited
Having made az arrangement with Mr. A c FUTILE a.
bis salesman be hopes 70 merit The patronage Of hs friends
and the public jel isH
TIiESDAY and WEDNESDAY, June Is ana y.
Al the sales room, $50 Brosdwsy-LARGE and MAG
INFECT SALE or SIG GlOVANNONPS importation
OF Rich Alshssler Saiuary Yellow OF stena, Agate and
PsrdisIa EuusGn, Asdiscis and Hsbe VASES Bohemian
Wsre Porcelain Fancy Goods nc just landed and ID DO
sold without reserve consisting In part Of tie following,
viz;
amer Csiova Of The Dancers Venus Two Dalcers,
Group sscchus Arsna, by POmpolno; Venus Of Cano
va by Bart1lino original; The Gfaces, by Benasst
from Leghorn; Busls OF he Italian Poets, Amsncan
Statesmen, &c.
TRNs F.zzAs AND V,sEs-Of tho mosl celebrated art.
is in bssso relieves &c viz Hebe, Elruscsn. Gfectsn
and Med els from Prianes', Adranna Pompe, &c aso
TWO arge Urns from Verona by SAINT 20 Verde n Prao
figures Ct TIE Dying Gladiator Hons dogs eephane &c
AGATE SIERRA AND BARDIGLlo Paper Weights and lax
ssnds-r odels Of the Eternal Lights and Nsros Baln,
Veslsl Temple Florentine Baskets Csnd.eslck' Jewery
stands Mosaic Tables BooEs and Vases Watch Stands,
Cad Receivers &c.
Also one elegant marble Fountain, large sze.
Also bronze Candeebrss lnkstelds porcelain Baskets
spo ornamental articles Bisbail Figures &c is29.
Aso very rich and splendid asso tnen OF Bohemian
cut esss ware srg Of superb glrandoes dscaners,
ya,es srs other CO que objects Of aiie aud fashion
lso rich FTerch Lsquers confer tables. decorated Ia
hower DID, Ladies' worn tables beautifully far1isaed
In nilar sye
hi day previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
Or CHARLES MUNDEs
VUATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT

NORTHAMPTON, MAsS-Dr MUNDE respect.
n fully informs hs friends and the public that he has be-
come owner Of the late Dr. Rnggess Wser Cure Estab-
hshment At Bsnsonvle "a miles from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours ride from NewYork, about from
soston from Albany, situated In OF the pleasant
veIes OF New En- land surrounded with wood grown
hills with shady walks and abundsnty supplied with tho
pures pocest and coolest granite water The air 10 pure
and healthy and the climate mild aud agreeable The new
and spacious buildings offer all the necessary convenences
for watercure purposes, such a. large plunge baths,
arste for either sex gymnasium etc The Doctor being
the earliest living disciple OF Pressniu a 0rssfsn
burg and having experience OF than is Of
his own his writings WaiercUre being 10 the hands OF
every Europess hydropah hopes 10 respond 10 res
soneble ex from the watercuresyssm made
the psn OF those sufferers who may conhde themselves 70
h,rr
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Town scsghueoks Georse n Myers B-ur,wiek-Bu.s.
Gr,epkn.h-sreenbusb, Nsss.1, schodaeS' sand I.,ss
SIKH Wsd Troy Tsrrsnt d. Cutler Pssersburg-
slepbertowr. Berlin Petersburg, Grafton
Sarutoy -Hcses Clements. haf Mo,n-wA.erk,rs
Hail on. Mats, saltwater Daniel D. Renedlcl sara
tola s,rpgs-Mortsu, No,auubsrisnd Saratoga, sara
toys srs " uton VIM Edwards, @ -een6 ,d-Cornth
Gfrsnfe j, Hsdley. Jsbez Gibbs Proyid-ncs-caartSn
D-v Edlbhurgh Galway Milton, Providence corueias
II yermsn Vsscf ers Ferry- Cdnon Park, Bsls,own.
EzSeS,serfiSv-Asron r springsr, Schenectady.
shoA. rre-Albinus Hess Schohare-Espersrce Broome
Copess le GlbOs Mddebu'gh SCHOLARS, "nsnI John
FULTON LETTERS a. RchnoDdYlls Sum nit Daniel N. Web
sier s arrow Carlisle. Seward, Sharon
Ssneea-Edmund Baldwin. Lodi-Cover', Lodi OVID,
Romulus VArtck. Isaac Fuller Seneca Fsls-Fs3eLle,
Junus, seneca Falls, Tyre, Waterloo;
81 LGrreaee-Cornelius slllmsn, Ogdensburgh-Oswe-
qAichir, Morrisiown. Hammond, Depuysier Maeonb,
Henry P. Cook, Hormon--Gouverneur, Rossse' Fowler
csio- n Eb pspnoDp R5..-n G Reb
PosdsT-Posdsm. PaFishville, Colon, Sockholm sim
Dillingham;. Lisbsn-Lisbon, Louisville Madnd' Nor
folk Jason Bush HOpkinOn-Brasher, HOpsnioni Law
Siea6cn-Wm Bondham Painted Posi-Psinted Pos,,
Csnlon Lindlev. Erwin Hornby, Cambel Ofange Read
Ing, Tyrone WIN. s. Gle, AddisOn-WesI Union Addi-
son, woodhUlL Jasper. TrOupsburgb Green~ood, Csm-
Obs Thatcher Observation-Disclosures Csnsieo,
Howard, Dsusyile Cohoclop, Avoea, Hsrtsytie W.y-
.nds James GanesvOorL Bath-Bsh, Bradford, Prats-
buIgb, Pul1ney, Urbsns Wayne, wheelsr;
7OnJktns-Sehnyler GODDARD, DDden-Carolne. Dandy
Dryden Giles Gregory, Lsnsipgvlle-Groton, Lansing.
Thos. Thomson lshsss, Ithaca Newsed. Minor CO..
grove, Mecklenburgh-E Enfield Hector, Ulysses
Tiesa-JOhn L. Sawyer, Barton-8arton, Canaor
Nichols Spencer, Tioga HenryS Granger, Newark VAL
ley Berkshre, Newark, o wego. Richiord.
WaTrea-Geo W. Cheney, Gtens kais-An.
Up0mag-Wslcoit J. HumphTey-Atics, Bennington,
JAvs OrAr segle Sheldon, Java Orsneevile. Shsldon,
Weslhenfed. A ). Patterson, Perry-Casle, Covins.
ton, GAINESVILLE. mtelebury, Perry, warsaw; J. V. w.
Abbot Piks-China, Eagle Pike, Genesee Fsils.'
HdsAtngfoH-Wm. Graham, Jsckson-Esston, Cam
bridge, Jackson. While Greek Andrew IL fenton, Salem
Argyle, Fon Edward Greenwich Salem; II Z. Bisnch-
ard. Whitehall Dresden. FoTt Ann, Hampton, PdtaxD,
Whiehtr; AdolphusR Hitchcock, King sbury-Grsnyile,
Hartford. HEBRON. Kingsb1ry.
WoyHev NJ. 81 Anderson, Pslmyr1-Pslnyrs, Mace
don " slworth Ontario; Clark Mason Ne Esrk-Arcsda,
Marion, Sodus Williamson; George w. Bausrd, LyouG-
Butler, Gslen, Huron Lyons, Rose savannah WolcogL
late-lra Byart, Rushville-Bsntol, Is'y Jerlss.
ism, Mitdlesex Potter WIN johnson, Penn Ysn-Mlo,
BarIln ton. SlaIsev
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IIELrY l. kIKER, Isl Chaiham-st call The attention o
kAsl persons wanting Shades to their assortment Of
zhsdes and materials for making and hanging yhsdes
They make the bes, quality only and sell Al prices a -
per cent less Than any other manufacturer Al Shades
warranted not to stick or curl. jel linz
WINDOW SHADES! GILT CORNlCEs! ORA.
w Perry MUSLINS &c.-Femiles about furnishing
their windows with the above articles with 6nd st J. G.
WOODFORDs, s95 Broadway, the largest and best as
sorent the city several styles before intro
ducpd in New York Lace and muslin eurians drapery,
tsssels loops pns bands cornices, &c Families pur
chasing OF the subscriber may rely upon getting rstrao
article and low 10 possible to import or manufAe-
ure H. Merchants buying at wholesale win ind decdedly
10 their advantage 10 cal before purchasing elsewhere
al6W J. G. WOODFOhO, I'D brOadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

T We have received DicKENs's DAVID Cor
rERFIELD," No. II, and "HoUsEHoLD WORDS"
No. IL, from G. p. Putnam; DAyIDsoNs "PRosE
TRANSLATION OF VIRGIL" beloved of schoolboys
time out of mind, and LoDGE's "PoRTRAITs OF H.
LusrRIoUs PERsoSAGEs' Vol II. with portraits
and biographical sketches Of Sir Matthew Hale,
Lord William Russell, Algernon Sidney, King
Charles the Second the Countess of Devonshire,
Robert Boyle, John Locke, and other distinguished
worthless of England, in Bohn's Library Edition,
from Bangs, Plat Co. The portraits are en-
eraved from original pictures by VaRdyke, Lely'
eller, and other eminent artists, and form beau
tifu collection Of gems of art
"a "GRAHAms MAGAZINE" puly) is the FIRST
number of a new volume aud appears In an ele'
CANT new dress, distancing its competitors in the
selec, and tasteful character Of its embellishments,
and the excellence of its literary matter. An ad-
mirable engraving Of Jenny Lind in La Sonnam-
bua forms the Grontispece, accompanied by
striking portrait of the Editor, George K. Graham.
Among the variety of contributions, all OF which
are Of high order, we notice brilliant essay on
"Tbe Vital and the Mechanical" good seastory,
"For ard and Aft" by S. A. Goldman, discrimi-
mating article on Jenny Lind" by 4. t. Tucker
man, 1.-THE Bride Of the Battle" Southern nov
elet, by W. Gilmore Simms, "The Genius of
Burns" glowing tribute Of admiration, by Henry
Giles, a game article in every sense on " Wood
cock Shooting" by Frank Forester, and original
Poetry by Bryant, Lowell, Alfred B. Street, q. I.
Fields and Henry B. Hirst Such q right royal
banquet has seldom been set out by our monthly
caterers. lNew.York Dewitt & Dapenportl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucroneer
DRREMPTOHY AAA.E OF your THOUSAt

FIE VF FVNN IFINVJfEtU
4 BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Frons. In
the Of Ounkk Chausuque Co at The terIniuson VI
the Erie Railroad Sale TO be made a. the Mechants FIX
change IN the city OF NewYork by order of Russell n
Eeyins sDd Charles C. King, Esqs Tnust-rs.-ANrHONY
J. BLEECKER vii sell at auction 90 WEDNESDAY,
the e6h OF June 1880 81 Y o'clock, at the MerchaoLS
Exchange the following valuable property, viz In the
town Of Dunkrk, ChauIsuque Co State OF New-York,
by order OF about 100 building lots In said town
ard number Of vausbe wafer fronts aud wharf privileges
on the hsTbor The sale OF the whole Of which will be alb
sous and unreserved TO the bidders LhOgraphic
sps OF the properly be obtained OF the snconeer
one month before the sale IS per pur.
e. sse money remain bond and mortgage for years.
Al per cent per Dunkk being the terminus OF the
Tre Rsroad and its hsrbor the finest the Laks this
pro perry offers great Inducements buyers The sale VIII
be continued daily until the whole property 10 sold
nv2n q a d % 90E3h7.lO.l2u U.ll6l
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A. N. MERWIN, Anctoneer.
by BANGS, PLATT 81 co. store 204 sroadwa

ID Particular attention given TO the sale OF fnyste Librs
rtes Cash advances made when desired
AT PRIVATE sALE-Bohns Popular Library serles-
Com acts OF these very srabe and select worEs
now fered 10 the trade and others compr ing the stand
ard Library 81 vols Scientific Library VOLS the "A
rouaian library IS vols the Classical Library, II vols
sLd the illustrated Library new series including Lodges
Portraits of usrious Personages OF Great Bnisn Tho
vouu es sold separately II DE sired new list has just
been issued OF the various works, and may be had al the
slCIe
Jubius Letters with all the notes OF Woodfars edition,
Schegaps Lectures Modern History. Lam .rtins's Hls
tory OF the French Revolution, Humbors Views Of Ma
lure Hand Book Of Oemes aud and popular transs
lions Of sophoe.es Eschylus, Aristotle, Eurpides and
Virgil
Also. Lardners Popular Lectures Science aud Arr,
vols svo; Fwbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics, John
sons Farmer Encyclopedia, Gnenons gress work on
Mich Cows Theirs Principles Of griculure De TOcque
vie's Democracy In America Zlon's SongsIer, 8snnes
Double Enry Bookkeeping, Syo Formers Dictionary aud
Wise's Ae onaceies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

FRIDAY June -.
NEUROLOGY FOR MAY-Our digest Of Mortality
for the month of May embraces five weeks ana
shows a rather larger result than true month
would DO. Yet the month has been remarkably
healthy and the total of the five weeks is less than
the thirty.one days of 1s49, cholera excluded and
even less than May, ls4s. There has been no
prominent disease beyond the usual pulmonary
complaints; and though $4,000 emigrants were
poured into our city many of them coming IN
crowded vessels, lone ship brought nearly 500 no
tyt hus o. other .hip disease has been noted Were
i. net for the hundreds Of children swept of BY dis
eases got from damp and confined rooms and az
gravated by improper treatment We might present
Bill OF Health which would be the envy OF the
world; as it is we have little reason to complain
We give below the chief diseases, engrosslng the
less important in one line:
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MIGRANTS.
NEW PATENT sELFACTIN0

THE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT sELFACTlN0
MIGRANTS are strong, durable, simple IN cJnstruc-
ton Dot liable 10 get out Of order are not e running or
broken careesy by cdren-wont burst pipe cheap
y repaired without digging up not liable 20 freeze and
ss long the common cedar hydrant Hs double by.
for two yards and cost bat little Than
the old kind Fou' TO five general OF hese hy
have show them 10 be the economical and du.
rsbls In They are warranted TO work well For sale
by the Plumbers genersly. Factory ~ Maron-a above
Prince Violations of ths psteni by making, selling
usng will not be allowed jeii Stsw4ws
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REsUR0EMUs.

srppYyry. out of its state and drowsy air, the
air Of slaves.
Like lightning Europe le'pt forth,
sombre, superb and terrible,
As Ahimotb, brother Of Death.
God twas delicious
That brief tight, glorious grip
Upon the threats OF kings.
You liars paid to defle the People,
Mark you now
Not for nunlberless agonies murders, lusts,
For court thieying in its manifold mean forms,
Worming from his simplicity the poor mans wages
For many promise sworn by royal lips
And broken, and laughed at in the breaking;
Then, in their power, not for all these,
Did blow fall in personal revenge,
Or a hair drsgge in blood
The People scorned the ferocity Of kings.
But the sweetness of mercy brewed bitter do.
struction,
And frightened rulers come back
Each comes in state, with bis train,
Hangman, priest and tax gatherer,
Soldier lawyer, and sycopbant;
An appalling procession of locosts,
And the king struts grandly again.
Yet behind all 10. Shape
Vague as the night, draped iuterminab!y,
Head, front and form, in scarlet folds
Whose face and eyes none may see
Out of its robes only this,
The red robes, lifted by the arm,
One finger pointed high over the top,
Like the head Of snake appears.
Meanwhile, corpses lie in new.made graves,
Bloody corpses OF Young men
The rope Of the eibbet hangs heavily,
The bullets of tyrarts are flying,
The creatures Of power laugh aloud:
And all these things bear fruits and they are good.
Those cOrfses of young men,
Thos mari. rs that hang from the gb5ets,
Those hearts pi, reed by the grey lead,
Cold and motioness as they seem,
Live elsewhere with undying vitality;
They live 10 other young men, o. kings
TOey live in brothers, again ready to defy you
They were purified by death,
They were taught and exalted
Not a crave Of those slaughtered ones,
But Is growing its seed Of freedom,
In its turn to bear seed,
Which the winds shall carry afsr and resow,
And the rain noursh.
Not a dsembodied spirit
Can the weapon of tyrants let loose,
But it shall stalk nvisbiy over the earth,
Whispering counselng, cautioning.
Liberty, let others despair of thee,
But will never despair of thee
Is the house shut Ia the master away2
Nevertheless, be ready be not weary Of watching,
He will surely return his messengers come anon.
WALTER WHITMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

TIE MONTREAL FIKE-The Montreal H s
Of Tuesday contains full details OF the Ia'e asa 8,
ous conaaerstion 10 that city. Inc nnmoer ~. Oh
buildings destroyed was 9O7 insurance rs 100.
Rsmber Of the buildings were uo-T ,n., he cvs,
The number set down. The property destroyed
wss on the lire Of Dalhouse, George, Nazuetn'
ST. Gabriel and W ellington SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
Lat of Patents

JspsS from The United States Patent Qe during The '0eek
Edward Bookhout and Henry Cochen, Jr OF Willams-
burgh Y For improv, ment in machines for hGisaing
Morocco. Dated June IS, 1880
Spring Teeth OF Hay Rskes Dated June ls 1850
james NJ. Brown, OF Bloomfield, OHIO For improve
attaching Neck okes 10 poles OF carriages Daed
osrdrer Gibson, Of Boston, Mass For improvement in
Parlor Stoves Dated June 49, 1850
Elisha H. Collier OF Situate, Mass For improved method
ofmakipg Nails by rolling. Dated June ~, 1850 Patented
Robert Eastman Of Concord ~ H. For improvement In
machines for orzssng Stone Dated June 10, 1880
Furnaces for cRcipiug Gypsum Dated June IS, 1850
Anni NJ George, u Nashua, N. II. For improved Spike
Ienuel Gilbert, Of Boston, Mass For Improvement in
uprishI Plane FoIies Dated June ls, 1870
NJ Mead Of msgsdofe, Ohio. For improvement in spps
rsGs rasng HE Crate In Cooking sioves Dated June
WnIam w. Msrsoa, OF New York, N Y. For devices
for moving and holding Piston Bfeeeh-Pin Daei June
Ma han POst Of East Cleveland Ohio. FOrimprOvement
10 Safely siTuPs. Dated June IL lS5o; -.
Eor Improvement In Feed apparatus for Mills Daed June
Alexander Smith. Of West Farms, N. Y For improve
ment in apparatus Tor part coofng isrn. Dated June 49,
j. r. Stafford, Of Cleveland Ohio For Improvement Ia
Mills for grlndpg. Dated Juns 10, 1850
John Woo Of Homer La For combination of
s sS,S' 000 WIN '' '''l1'D '''''''' ''' June
Stoves Daeo June ID, 1880,
J,hn Rsihb ne Of Albany, Y For Design for
Stoves Dated June IS 1850
lanes Wager DAVID Pratt Voiney Richmond Of Troy,
NY For Design for Stoves. Dated June lss 1850
LEAD NINE Is MAISE.-A lead m ne has bes
recently discovered in Prospect, Me. Tine Beja't
Se mai saws that the vein OF ore makes It's appear
ace in a | DE beneath ow.wster marx on tue
shore Of Penobscot River, and thence runs uRder
grouud, following the direction OF the ledge An
analysis Of several samples. differing from eacn
other in value, has been made by DR.. jackson OF
Boston, which gives as a mean, Is per cent Oh 'eao'
and 10 Of slN er.
INFORMED LEAD.-We were surprised, q 10"
days ago, to see q large quantity OF rig Lesa un'
Loading AZ one Of our whsrves from vessel rom
Marsei.es. We understand that ths Importation
has been induced by the scarcity OF domestic iead,
occasioned BY the emigration Of so many Of tie
Western miners TO California Bost. Trav Wed
FIRg.--TSe larte three story building on Well
st owned BY hicha'd J. Arnold, aud occupied by
Hiram Hill for the storsge of bard lumber, was
destroyed By hre this morning ABOUT one o'clock.
Pat oi the cOntents were saved. We understand
the stock is Insured for sboat $4,000 No iosur-
aIee on the building. Prov. Jour. 18th
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctooeer.

BENJANTN MUUNE1, AutulnrtF.
DTNJADiIN HOONEY will n,rHl5 DAY, al 10
ltoresl Al The auction room IA Pstt-st invoices Of
pocket cut cry Of very handsome plerns, SETS
soT, rszoTs also locks saws tea rsys, platform scales
cher kIiyss hay forks spades &c &c sso snail In
voice OF very superior double blocked and lined yolins
win bow also for OF whom It may concern,
EneI,h liver sches aud qusnlity Of jswery also
q nDdles English blister steel de from me bss; We
di.h,'o j-2l lt+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Henry Hartty was ar
rested in the Eighth Ward, last night on charge
of knocking down man ADD robbng him oil god
watch, chain, &c. worth $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

ARM BRoKEN.-John Gleason, locked up IN the
Fifth Ward station house for gross drunkenness,
wa. found during the night with his arm broken
1t is not known how he did il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
m. n Y moot

DR.. II. X. ROOT
The celebrated COasHmpo and Blood Doctor and iassnS
ofhhe INIT CoasnnDtiss Bdy0n~tey.
Ofic- No. 5i2 Broadway New. York
nR ROOTS triumph consists III the permanent cure Of
~ Consumption Cancers rumors Dlsesses ~ the Heart
Lungs Liver, Spleen stomach Kidneys Insanity, Fis
Worms Gravel Psuls Deafness, BIZ dness
PARALYSIS Spinal Deformites Diseases OF tsdies and Gill;
dren and Insecisnt HumoTs Of al kinds &c.
Charges Tor medicines moderate Exaninaton OF he
nR. KICnARDsON'ss YHUP.-oue Of the best
Jreu edies ofhe age DR. Rlcharsscns Syrup for cho-
era cholera morbus and complaints and pain In The
stomach.
100 Broadwsy at the Druggist store, t6l do Robert A.
sspds 1893 Bowery; Hsydock 2ls Pesrl-st also. Mrs
Hsys rs Fulton-st. Brooklyn city. tsi Sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

LARcESIEs- silas Cooper, Ninth Ward Thorn
as Quirk, Third Ward William Munday, do; and
JON Hughes, Michael Dolan and John DAVIS, FIRST
Ward, were severally arrested on charges Of steal
inx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
MEDICINES

FITS rIrs, ~~s->~N1
Dn' hAai EQUITABLE EXTRACT A. n. .,,.
remedy that can be relied % Gov q. .s,,... ~ ony
''l'AL e0.rIAis', sr'sAoo'e eosrsAersox. t..,,.,
Ties or rHE NEVIS. sysvous o. .,c. - .N'H
NERVOUS rREhoss. sEvxALcIc ApFxcr,o.. -
PLExY. PARALYSIS, GENERAL DEBILITY. m.
rtcIEscr oy NERVOUS AND rEs.,c,t
ENERGY, AND All NERVOUS pfsoa-
psRs,
Including TIE most dresdfl Of all diseases TIA, s,,, a.
feet the human race
EPfLEPrIc FITS,
Or Ang Sickness, Hysteries Fila cOavulsors so,sr.
&c. Or Ear, would i1rres, II upon the mind. o, ~, s
ec,ed, s the Vegetable Extract, 10 the only rsms,v -.
Uncovered that can be relied for the pernsn-ut eur. "A
this most dreadful Of all diseases A tendency IL 10 Ia
sanity mAdress and death, the uos
sKILLFUL PHYSICIANS
OF Europe ne well those Of own country hsvs nr,
uouneed EPILEPSY ircurabe Ard Il has been 40 e,.x.t
cred BY many until This important Of al discov,rs.
was rsae by Doctor 5. HAT, nearly sixseo year. sine.
during which time has been performing Of the mos,
REMARKABLE CURES
upon record, and hiss acquired . reputation whlch tina
.one can esce Physicians OF undoub,ed sk .ad srpe-
Renee minister's of various denominations well a. hun
dreds Of our eminent Citizens all unite In recommending
the use Of this truly valuable medie,s their patients and
friends who are thus Afflicted, As the only remedy.
APERFEor CURE.
DR HAar-
Dear SIR NV son has. for three years been sfie.ed
with Eperte Fiis and bad the hes, Medical al Afforded
IN this region Of country, bat purpose Every
weeks and sometimes every week. the paroxysms would
back him, sometimes ten fneen 81 uue. and
then he woud lose his He becs- that We
were fearful he would BE- enire IDIOT he did know
enough at his food One wear the 18th OF feo
rlsry procured OF w. W Roberts Druggist 10 La Pors
psck age fyour extract for Fila snd he has had
Fs He has taken eleven packages. and although hs
has never had symptoms 81 Fts since he CON-
menced the OF the medicine vet continued u unui
eleven packsges used up. He has taken pons for
three or four months past aud IL perfectly well Tits mind
l. restored ard he capable Of doing business for.
mery ard hundred witnesses can hear testimony TO hese
facts Very respectfully.
(Sigued) NOAH MILLER
La Porte, Ind. Feb -, 1880.
Single Packages s. -Four Packsgest Go
AB L d. SANDS, leo Fulton-si co.ner Of wilism,
New.York, Wholesale Agents mv2s lmru&F
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The month was distinguished for an unusual
amount of rain. The mean temperature was
higher than that Of May ls4s, but more than
two degrees below the customary average;
and the quantity Of rain was unusually large
40 G.y at least, as can be discovered by
meteorological tables al hand only exceeded
hv Nav 1880. OGly in one day did TIE mercury
,i.s above sOe il ,ha: respect resembling Nsy
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CITY ITEMS.

~ Owners wanted at Sixth Ward Station
House for a dressing case and some clothing.
" A dead child found in the East River this
NJ irning.