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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-29

So. ItfNE Court 81 IfE STATE on INV YORK.
C0ftaIgHs v Forrest against Edtrin Forrest
A.gfC " ftnFsptr0HiG, Cifv 0Ed CounfU Of PhIid
0UJbia, -Henriette Forrest, OF SAID city, single
W. men, being sworn, says she is the sister ol The
said Edwin Forrest thar he was born in the dis
trct 81 Southwark, county Of Philadelphia and
state ct Pennsylvania, on the ninth day Of March,
1896; that he resided IN his mothers family from
he time Of bis bilih, except when absent on pTo.
itssional or other business, until about the year
1891, when, having married in England, he re-
moved 10 DE city o. New York that with inter-
vals at AbsenCe IN Europe and different cities in
the United States, he continued 10 reside in the
city Of New ork until about the first week in
June, lsf9, when, having separated from his wife,
he returned 10 the CITY of Philadelphia, and re-
sumed his residence with his sisters, al the house
No. la Norih Tenth street, in said city, and since
hat time, as che verify believes, has continued to
reside Ia the city and place last mentioned.
That che is enabled the more distinctly TO state
ne TACT, hcm being en- inmate Of her brothers
rouse m fmledelfhia, aud memler of his family.
That she wen recolleCts that her brother shortly
after such return to Phladelrhia and early in said
mCnih OF June. l6i9, stated al breakfast "Ihis is
ny hone, and have now no other" and his uni
tCim declarations aud conduct, since that time,
have CCniOImtd 10 such statement
That he purchased the said house in Philpael.
phis more then twenty years since. That his mo-
ihsr % 10 The time Of her deccase, and her daueh-
icfs who survived her, have, from the time Of said
puicbase, con'inusd to reside in said house in Tenth
street. Philadelphia HENRIETTA FuRRRsr
swoIn lefore me, this llth day Of November, 1850.
Gro GEiscoM, Commissioner for the State OF
New York.
state Of Pcnhfplrania, Cifv aud CopEfp Of PHI
l0aoyhig. IS i, George GusCom, Commissioner
for the State Of New York, residing in the city of
Philadelphia in Tie county of Philadelphia, in the
State Of Pennsylvania, do certify that on the
fourteenth dsy Of November, IN the year one
ttorseud eight hundred and fifty the within
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MECHANICAL LABOR IN THE STATE Prison
The employment Of convicts in the State Prison,
in these branches of mechanical labor which inter-
feres with the mechanics Of this State has been a
fruitful cause Of complaint. Many unsuccessful
attempts have heretofore been made 10 remedy this
EVIL by legislative enactments. The time has new
arrived when something can be done if the mechan-
ics WIll take hold Of the matter. On the 10th inst
Nh Story introduced the following
Rs'oirsd That the Committee on Miscellaneous Pro-
Visions be Instructed to inquire into The expeiency Of
consuiunoaal prohbi1n ans the employment Of State
fnsoners IN hose branches Of mechanical labor which Ia.
ierere with mechanical trades In this state.
Let petitions be circulated in every town and
village throughout the state without delay. A
large majority OF the people are undoubtedly OPP
posed to this State monopoly. Let an expression
therefore go before the Convention and we have
not the least doubt bat the members will &C. in &C
cordance with public sentiment and their convic-
tons OF right and justice. jackson Mich Patr.
Ofthe convicts the Editor Of tina Madison wis J
ETqre'', who has recently visited the Jackson
State Prison, says:
The State Peniensry IL located this place aud has
l.o eonvets, some SIX only OF which life service
IN. I'd OF ours who accompanied through the celia
and vorkshops poll ted out three who were
mere ioI murder and msnsanghe and were Informed
Dy me superintendent that those eonvcts indust
Gus and obedient any who there. The principle
Iorh scyhe, sneyhs and wagons. The machinery IL al
propelled BY steam
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Or. CHARLES MUNDEs
wATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT

At NORTHAMPTON, MAsS.-Dr. MUNDE respect.
"A fully informs his friends and the public, that he mas bc
come owner OF the late Dr. Ruggess Water Cure Estab-
nshment at Bensonvie q miles from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours de nom Newly orb. eboat from
boston, and from Albany situated 10 Of tho plsasant-
est yaies Of New England, surrounded with woodgrown
hs with shady walks and sbundsnty supplied with tho
pures soes and coolest granite water Tbs air is pure
and healthy and the climate mild and agreeable The new
and spacious buildings offer all tbs necessary conyenences
FOR wstercuTe purposes, such largo plunge baths,
douches and airy lodging for about 20 patients sep
sate for either sex gymnasium etc. The Doctor being
The earliest now living disciple OF Pessnz al Graefen-
burg and having an experience OF than Is years Of
his own his writings Wster-cure being 10 tho hands OF
every Europeas hydropah hopes TO respond 10 any req
the part OF hose sufferers who may confds themselves 70
him.
FOR further particulars please apply to The above sddress
lq2awtJvl
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The Lost nv the Griffith.

The Albany Journal publishes letter from the
Mayor of Cleveland, which describes a body just
found among the lost by this lfated steamer. The
person was named l. or |. NJ. Foster, and was Of
small size He had on bis person several hundred
dollars in money, (gold.l 10 his purse was gold
ring and several peculiar pocketpieces and IN his
pocket two rings Of keys, and ticket from Buffalo
10 Ssndusky-" Foster and lady"
A paper has also been found on the wreck pur-
porting TO be call from Second Baptist Church
to Rev. j. Lansing Burrows, Of Philadelphia. 1t is
fled on the back, " Rev. ]. 8. Burrows, from u
Forbes"
A man has been taken up at Cleveland insane
and nearly naked. In lucid moment he gave ms
name as Benjamin Botsford, of Michigan-stated
thst he was on board the Griffith and had lost his
wife and six children He gave the names OF his
wife and three children, and became raylng again
AN ACT OF DEVOTED HERoIsm.-The following
incident is recorded of the pilot of the steamer
Griffith. " no fell victim to bis own heroism:
Mr. Holly, of Missouri, informed as that when
the flames were making rapidly toward the pilot
house ths Griffith he heard some one, the mate,
he thinks inquire Of the man at the wheel II be
would stand to his post" The man gave
hearty sponse Of " will This directed his at
tentiOn to the wheelman, and he watched bus bear
ing; when the boat stopped, he stood there un.
moved, Drmly grasplng the wheel COmpic'ey cn-
veoped in flames Mr.. Holly supposed he must
have been burned up; but, it appears, after the
boat ceased TO move, ne passed through the names
and overheard. His body was found badly burned.
1t was brought to this city and buried in Oakland
Cemetery. This nobest Of heroes, who could thus
stand by bis post and voluntarily throw away his
own life, in the hope of saving others from death,
was Richard Mann, long resident of oar city and
vicinity No tomb deserves nobler monument
than his.
To the E5ifor Of The Tribune;
Amorg the passengers lost on board the steamer
Griffith by the neglect Of the owners in not having
proper. ecurites gainst loss Of life, was Mr. BEN
JAxIS DRIVER, who was travelling West on busi-
mes. for Messrs Moran & Haughwout Broadway.
He was native Of Yorkshire England. and mach
respected and beloved by all who knew him. He
has left wife and two children in Suivan1st.
Neg.York, to mourn bis loss. bis remains VIII be
taken 10 Greenwood to morrow for interment
When shall we have some laws compelling
steamboat owners TO carry liieboats, or something
to give some security to the travelling public
NEG York, June n a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

"WEDNESDAY June -.
CITY CoURT-Before Judge Greenwood, Aid
TAYLOR and Van VOOrhees-Ihe People VS.. Th0m-
as DOnling.-Defendant stands indicted for a nui
sance, having slaus uttered deceased cattle at his
Establishment in the Seventh Ward OF this city
and causing the same to be exhibited for sale in
the " aShins ton Market in the City OF New. York.
Several witnesses were examined who testified TO
having seen diseased cattle IN the slaughter house
ward Of the defendant; some OF the cattle So weak
from emaciation and disease as to have fallen
while being driven in a yard. One witness testi-
fed 10 having soid the defendant ten or q dozen
diseased COWS and that he had seen the carcasses
dressed as ii intended for market. Two or three
Witnesses TO the meat having a greensh and yell
lowish appearance and being very lean and wa
terry. An attempt was made by defendants coun-
sel TO show that the Indictment IN the case would
not lie except on an offence proved TO be consum-
mated Thin the the County, and therefore that
the evidence as TO the sale OF meat by defendant
In Washington Market should be excluded. This
objection as overruled by the Court on the ground
that the place TO which the meat was sent was
evidence of the intent for which the cattle were
killed But although great number OF witnesses
were examined the amount Of their evidence aP-
peared 10 be that distempered cattle were bought
and killed by defendant That he sent this DIS
eased meat 70 the market and actually sold II AZ
batcbers meat was not sufficiently established, as
coniended BY counsel for deteDse. Owing 70 the
Istepess Of the hour ct which the case was closed
The iury were discharged until Thursday morning
al 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THURSDAY, June n.
A GoeD LAw.-Notices have been issued by
direction of the Brooklyn Common Council, for
bidding the deposit Of garbage, offal &c. in the
streets of this City, under the penalty of IS for
each offence. The throwing of filthy water &c.
into the streets, except into the CUTTERS is also
prohibited under penalty Of two dollars. The
garbage, &c. is to be deposited in barrels, and will
be carted away at the expense of the City, on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
JAMAICA PLANK RoAB.--Nearly $4,000 has been
paid on the stock Of this Company on the first in
stallment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

FIRE AT CIScISSATI.-On the 22d inst. the fol-
lowing losses took place at Cincinnati; Hughes
Foster, building corner Of Augusta and John SITS.
tour planning machines and lumber-loss not less
than SIS coo, with no insurance King Noble, car.
pebiers, occupying portion CT the building lost
ever thing, seven chests OF toos and large yuan
tiiy Of finished work, &c-loss estimated Al SIoOO
no insurance; Byrne Il Curtis spoke aud fellow
factory. entirely destroyed-loss nearly s2ooo-no
insurance shane's spoke factory, in the basement
destros ed-loss not known and no insurance. BY
the falling of the walls, after the interior OF the
building had burned out four fremen were SEN
ously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

The NEw.YoRK UsIvERsIrY.-The election Of
Rev. DR.. BETHuSE to the ChanceIlorship Of this
Institution will probably release it from the burden
under which it has so long labored We see it
stated that wealthy lady Of this city offered to re.
move the entire indebtedness, amounting 10 some
$4,000, in case Of DIR. Bethune's election This
generous donation win displace the principal OBJ
staces in the way Of its success.
FIRE.-A FIRE broke out at l2l O'Clock this morn
ing, in the feed store and stables OF Ernest Poger,
80 East Eleventh-st The stables were entirely
destroyed, together with one horse. The dwelling
house Of Mr. Valentine adjoining, was considers-
bly, damaged. The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendisry.
YF From the Police Returns of this morning
we gather the following:
FIRST Ward-Morris Cussan, charged with steal
ing clothing worth over s25. John Fitz and Jas.
Irving, boys, stealing gold pens and silver pencils.
Michael McHughs, soliciting emigrants without
license. AL taken to Police Court.
Yesterday afternoon, while Thomas Murray was
working in the large store Of VIM. II. Nievan, rs
Pearl st. barrel Of flour falling from the fourth
story glanced of his head and shoulders, injuring
him very severely if hot fatally.
raj attempts to commit suicide. Officer O'Brien
caught him just as he was about to leap oil the
pier.
Third Ward James Malone, stealing a valise
containing $50 worth of clothing; property recov-
cred. VIM Burns, larceny, in stealing coat, boots
and hat of James Furnell, while the latter was
asleep in the street Officer Esstmond wants an
owner for a trunk marked X. c. with brass nails,
and containing clothing
Fourth Ward-Wm. Vermater, colored, stealing
a trunk and clothing valued at $50.
Fifth Ward Patrick Murray and John Logan,
passing So bank bill
iSizth Ward.-Any quanttyof Migrants, and an
escaped convict named James Kelly.
Ninth Wdrd.-Jeremiah and Dennis Murphy,
stealing barrels Of charcoal from U. Il. Robbins,
corner Of Betbune and Washington SITS. John
johnson, VIM. Freeman and Albert johnson, vio-
lent assault on John Latour, Italian organ-grnder,
and wounding him in the head
Tenth WdTd.-A German named Charles Buge
of ia Eldridge.st. committed suicide, cutting his
throat at q o'clock last night.
Eighteenth Ward--An infant only week old,
found in Sixth av. near Thirty .fiith-st. Taken to
Aims House
FINED DRIvERs.-The drivers OF stages Nos is
65, ll9, 342 and 40l were arrested yesterday Tor
crossing to the left side of Broadway near Morris
st. Fined 81 each. The drivers OF 90 and 1868
were suspended for misconduct.
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257 25S 200, 26l, 264 700 SOI zoe, %fVi -, 80,
276. 277, 27s, 2sO, es2 to 2s5, 204, 200
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Paine-ChGS
p. Huntington VS. Niger s. Myers.-Ac.ion for as
,ault and battery by broker in Wall st against
merchant tailor, already referred to. verdict Tor
plaintiff, $50 so, which carries costs.
Stephen Neb and louisa, his tcife, VS.. George
Williams HIM. McCdldlR and Thomas Berry
mon.-Mr Williams keeps dry goods store, un
der the firm of George B. Williams X Co. corner
spripg and Wooster SITS, and Messrs. McC. and b.
were his clerks. The present is an action against
them for malicious prosecution, damages lad AZ
$1,000. Ii appeared that one afternoon In Novem-
Der last Mrs N. who is q respectable appearing
woman. said to keep & thread and needle store In
Woosterst went into the store of Mr. W tor the
purpose Of purchasing some clothing for her htte
boy She purchased TO the value OF 81 % and gave
s. bill, asking the young men from wnom she
purchased for the change, but he said he had no
thing 10 do with it, and asked Der TO go up 70 the
desk. She finally did So when. Mr.. NcC. charged
her With having purIOined some goods, said she nad
better pay for what she had concealed, and that ne
would send for an officer. She had taken nothing,
and il was aaid bad afforded ground for the sus-
piciop, the only ault found by the young man who
waited upon her vas that abe was difficult - suit,
spd that ives unfortunately. De said, the case With
ladies in making purchases every day She wss
detained by Mr.. hcC in the rear part Of the store
and not allowed. il was said, send or heririends
but this was deLitd Finally NI. seIEymAn Sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

IMPORTANT PLANK ROAD DEcIsIoS-Jadge
Root of Oneida County hiss delivered an opinioa
which may be OF interesttO all travellers IL seems
tbat considerable litigation has taken place be-
tween the Rome and Utica Plank Road Company
90 vsrirps persons who have avoided toll gate
oo ther rosd by leaving il just before reaching the
este. sud travelling for mile on the Erie Canal,
ed hen returning to the road. The Judge has
9ec.dedi 10 favor OF tie PlstS Rosd Company, with
cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

THE MUrISEERs OF THE J. B. LISDsAY.-The
cross examination of the witnesses, Solomon Riggs
and Thomas Costellow, who testified before Com
missioner Hendren, on Saturday afternoon, took
place yesterday morning, when the prisoners, Ed.
ward Clemens and Thomas Reed were remanded
for trial before the U. g. Circuit Court at Rich
mond, Judges fancy aud Halyburton,l in Novem.
Der next Counsel for the prisoners, Geo. Blow and
Hunter Woods, Esqrs. Norfolk Herald, 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
re KEMP, Auetonser;

r. c KEMP, Auctoneer.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION, BY OF.
Cder Of Mortgage, TO MORROW tsanrdsy) Al 10
KEMP will sell above, by catalogue Tor cash. he 90
tire stock OF Messrs Geo Stewart Co by order % nor-
gsgee, without the stock consisting Of the usual
staple and fancy Dry Goods viz: Rich Can't N, Grape,
Cashmere and other shaws and scaff embroidered snd
lace goods linen dress goois hosiery, gloves pSrssps
&c &c worthy Of the seoton Of the trade and other par
chssers
Catalogues on the morning OF sale lea liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
For The Tribune.
-rxuYnnD SONNET.

LII how lovely ID each bill and dell
ertenwssI hv greenest grove and faircst lake,
A sc'ne chirpipe insects now sweet music make !;
Wbe,te how dirge.like doth the chorus swell,
trer nta knew the dead alone here dwell
ba% a;s;ps Christs command to bid them wake;
ar N;..tai day when slumbers deep shall break.
g".ch shall walk sublime from out his narrow
cell .,.;eod b., A..
%. sII tombs and columns in the twilight CLEAN,
~ nd countless carvings, ousts and statues STARR
n..;.;neIy. like some romantic dream.
ss,p pS 81 what Joy it giveth to the heart
:. A .ss The many graves that doth like gardens
I... g CHARLES HART.
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A. "A. MERWIN, Anenon,-f
10y BANGS, PLATT g. co. store 2e4 sro.a ws,
DPMtculsr attention given to the sae Of Private Lbrs.
ries Cash advances made when desired


FiFIY.sEcosD SEw-YoEK rs,Dg SALE.
MONDAY, Sept 8, 1850
The undersigne announce the next RsGU LAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper, Stationery. Stereotype Psies.
Binders Materials &c 10 commence MONDAY, the Oh
Of September ard be conducted under the r-guls
tors az the lsst one.
They request that invoices for the catalogue be furnished
immedsiey the printing Will be com neiced ~ early
day.
The usual cssh advances will be vsde receipt Of
goods, when desired. BANGS, PLATr co.
2A Broadway.
AT Private saLE-BOhn's Popular Laorsry sen-s.-
Complete Of very desirable and select ~orss
now offered to the trade and others comp ing the sand
ard Library, 81 vols the Scientific Library vols lhe An
ucgsr.sn Library IS vols the Classical Library yos
and the Illustrated Lbrsry new seres including Lodges
Portraits Of luusious Personeges OF Great Brisn Tho
volun 20 sold separately II desired new list hss ld
been Issued Of the various works and may be had Al Inc
Junus Letters, with all the notes Of Woodfsfs edition,
scheesfs Lectures Modern History. Lsn,rtines HIS
tory OF the French Revolution, Humbolrs Views Of Ma
ture, Hand Boob Of Games and and popular rsrsls
tons Of sophocles Esehylus Aristotle, Eanpdss and
Virgil. 'g->rs2 -
Also, LsrdueTs Popular Lectures Science aod Ar.
2 vols, svo; Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mechanics John
sons Fsrueri Encyclopedia, Gnenon's gresl work on
Mich Cows Thaers Principles Of Agriculture De rocque
vie's Democracy IN America, Zions songser, S-aneus
Double EnIy Bookkeeping, svo and wises Aercnsuties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
IrnpHovED CHAIN PUMP

WITH THE fUSIBLE METAL BUCKETS.
THESE BUCKETS arc turned perfectly round and
smooth which IL decided improvement upon the COM
bucket and the only article that will give
tire ssusfacion The who this tlnd Of pump
anufacured only by G. ATWOOD co.
"a m Birmingham Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

WIN W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
LINE ENGLISH ST0NEWARE Crockery and
Il Glass st Auction, FRIDAY, jane g. al 10 oclocs st
l6 Winamst In lots suit Retailers and Grocers CJvs.
ed preserve and pickle Jars all Sizes pitchers b1eo,
butter tuba milk pans, NC Also, fine aud common crock
cry glass umble5s &c Sale positive for cash The Stone
ware IL article just landed worthy Of notice.
3 ie27 2ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
rHHF MAGNIFICENT IVORY STATUE OF
II LEEDS

will sell Auction MONDAY, July ct IL O'Clock, n
the Gallery rear Of their Store Walst tho celebrated
piece Ivory stsusy Of Christ Cuclfed carved BY tbs
monk Fra Carlos. IL is confidently asserted to be. tbs
largest as well as the most exquisi,ey carved ece OF
Ivory Ststusry the world, and will positively be sod to
the BIZ heat bidder (i,575) lsU "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
PHILOSOPHY
I'M THE WASH.TUB.

nRHOW TO WASH CLOTHES without Machines,
OWsshbosrds, Rubbing or Pounding This system re-
quires acids urpentne esmphene, ammonia other
luxurious articles makes the clothes white and In
lures the finest fabric Articles used cheap and much
better any other Price ory 81, 70 sealed enveops
Beware OF imitation. Director send TO MADAME BEA-
WELT, French Lsundress - Ann-st. free Of postage
isl7 2wM TuTh&Frh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY

TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY.
1'HE FIRM OF MACY DklGGS, Land and fAx
Agents al Detroit having been dissolved BY tho OK.
pra1on Of the Of their agreement, and George y
Macy having sold to the undersigned I'll his interest Ia
the concern and retired inereom the undersgned begs 70
inform all interested thai be has snce the said dssouuon Ia
November conducted The business Of the said agency
under bis own NAME and that be will continue 10 teyo1
kis careful personal attention TO II all Its branches Any
orders len with DELOS w. BEADLE, Esq. al Broad
WI WI. s. BRIGGS.
DETROIT, June l, 1859. Jell Sts&SwoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

INK. RICHARDSON'S sYRUP.-One OF best
Oremedes OF the age DR.. Richardson's syrup for chot.
era chole morbus complaints and pain In The
stomsch. A..
Sold al Dr. rraphagen's $50 Pearst; Charles n. Ring,
1872 Broedwsy ai the Druggist store s6l do Robert A.
Sands 1888 Bowery; Hsydock, 2ls Pear-st; also, Mrs..
Hays IT'S Fulton-si Brooklyn city. jel 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
anno,ntment. by the President.

Pv and 9th The adriee aa6 consent Of the Ssndte
Asa II. CARTER, TO be Receiver OF Public Mo-
neys at Augusta, Miss. -,
WILLS B. GIBsoS, to be United States Marshal
for the Northern District Of Alabama
Assos G. HENRY Of ILL., aud Henry II. 5PAULD'
ING Of Oregon, TO be Indian Agents for the Terri
tory of Oregon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
nv THE PRESIDENT

join p GAISEs, BEVERLEY ;. ALLEN aud
ALoSzo II. SKINNER, TO be Commissioners TO nego-
tis,e treaties with the Indian tribes in Oregon.
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MEDICINES
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DIR. II, X. ROOT

The celebrated Consumption and Blood Doctor and asentos
o(the Anti- Consunptise Bdyomet>y.
Office No. 5l2 Broadway, Nsw. York.
nR ROOTS triumph conflsis Ia the permanent cure OF
~ Consumption Cancers, rumors Diseases OF he Heart
Worms Gravel Pisula Deafness Bindness, Nervousness
Paralysis Spinal Defomties DseDes OF Ladies and CHI.
dren, snd Infectsnt Humors OF all kinds, &c.
Charges for medicines moderate Examination OF ne
Lungs with the Barometer 81. ADVICE FRsE jell I'm