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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
PHJLOsopnY OF BRANDRETH's VEGETA


BILE PiLLs-When the theory OF the circulation OF tue
blood was established, the secret springs OF vltAlty
then partially exposed to our view we saw ana IN
dersood that the food eat was converted INTO Oood
which repaired the OF the animal machine; the food
fe which keeps life heat the internal fires that warm
and nygorate inner The blood s an electric iiu
i'd which carries this heat TO every ramhcaon OF the body,
even the extremes of the hair and horny nail While
the blood thus the of e it also the seat OF disease
Food gives the body strengths Brandeth5 pills give blood
thus rendering the Of life pure and healthy Ii men
and if they kept closer to natures laws In the management
OF their bodes they would require little medicine. AS
rneu grow more intelligent they will become wiser aud
that when sickness assas them, they use Brnndreths Veg
They are peculiarly adapted climate and require no
extra care when they used in either diet clio hing
They should be always the house. that upon he first
indication of sickness they be used One dose IN the
beginning potent for good than dozen alter the
sickness in the syeem. In colde cou chs, asthma
rheumatism cosveness evers and in all acute heavy or
deepseaed palms, their effects Will be found Beyond all
praise Three or FIVE win like CHARM often curing
dangerous maady at once saving months OF sickness ana
the evils thereto attending Remember Brandets Pls
known and fully tested medicine one that IS used BY
hundreds thousands in This country and throughout the
civilized world. They quietly sapersedlng all other
incidence They take only that from the blood winch
in the cause of weakness and PAIN leaving strength and
health they produce healthy sleep at night and appetite
TINT reishes all kinds of food Sold at Dr. BRANDRETTs
principal Office, al Broadway; and al his retail Offices IA
Rowerv md al Hudson.st New York. d7 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
Melancholy Death of Boston Citizen.

BOSTON, MONDAY, Dec O.
THIS morning, as Jos P Wheeler of this city,
own vessel, the Moses Wheeler" lying at Lew.
ISIS wharf, be was struck by cask of nails which
was being hoisted and knocked into the hold and
instantly killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

IowA-At the late State Convention of the ra
dical Locos at Yellow Springs, over which
GEORGE sHEDD presided, and w. H. Andrews
acted as Secretary after eondemning the Fug
tive Slave Law in ten pointed Resolutions, the
Convention
Resolred, That we adhere to the principles laid
down in the Buffalo Platform, as being the great
principles Of the Free Soil party; and that we in.
sist as strenuously as ever on the application of
the Jefferson Proyiso to the Territories-the aboli.
ton OF Slavery IN the District of Columbia, and
the entire separation Of the General Government
from the responsibility of extending sustaining
or perPetuating the institution of Slavery
By the third party movements of the adherents
Of this Convention, the true friends of freedom
have been defeated in the State Congressional
and local elections aad advocates and voters for
the Fugitive Slave Bin chosen, such as Dodge,
Jones and Letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
Cold Weather Mt the Norb-Snspension of
Canal NAVIGATION.

UTICA, Mohday, Dec, 2,
The weather last evening, and to-day, has been
the coolest Of the season Canal navigation as
this points suspended, and there having been con
siderable fall Of snow the sleighing is quite good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

FIVE AND Ten CENrs.-One and half
per cent premium will DO psid In bankable funds or Two
per ceu in State money for Dimes and Half Dimes. They
must be put up 81 $40 rolls thai their count csn
be tested by weight J. THOMPSON, IL NSl-sL
DO N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
Philadelphia Markets and stocks.

correspondence vi ILe lIAbuHe
PHILADELPHIA, Monday Dec. D.
The Foreign News by the steamer Asia has
had liIe or no effect upon the market Cotton is in rather
keL continues quiet common shipping brands are held at
70 Il bb but for export have been reported Sacs
IN lots 10 The trade at 8s 80 for common and extra
Pennsyyanip and 62!06 Is for fancy Ohio and New.
YORK RYE FLOUR is s'eadyat u, and Corn MEAL al
IS y bbl The supplies Of WHEAT are falling of, and
with moderate demand principally for 9hipmelt price,
Red at o5 RYE in limited demand; 600 bush Penhsyl
yanis In store, sold al 3;c + bushel CoRN-Prces are
sesdy. but the demand is active Sales Of 5000 bush
Yellow at 55055c In OATS sales have been re-
ported. In PRov>roNs there s but little doing The stock
of Sides and Shoulders nearly exhausted and holders de-
mand further advance. WHfsGY-saes OF bbIs at &c,
and hlids at 25c.
SAFES or s1ocRs-FUst Board- % Girard Bank Ia,
$50 Reading RR, ST. s goo Lehgh hortg 6s s2 g Sci
Nav 5l; Northwest Copper, n; $1,000 Sch Nav g., Co.
~ $ coo do ,45li $4,000 Wilmington RR Is, 93i 100
Morris Canal. 2lt
State 6s 40 lO1i S2l Lehgh Mortg 6s, o. s. coo VIZ
minelon RI 6s 954 So Sch Bank Ii $4,000 Reading RR
IS 79}; $4,000 Sch Nav 6s &c. 46 $1,000 DO Asa Read
ing RR, ST; Sam Fire Insurance, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

ACKNOWLEDGMENT 4 HUMPHREY
have removed from tS2 Pearlst 10 their new Carpet
store S19 Broadway, OF Widest. The bSlsnce Of
the stock Of Carpets and Oh Cloths removed from Pearl
viii DC exhibited in tho basement of their store ami
sold a. Is per cent less than until disposed of d6 5
Tar L1eur OF ruE WoRLp.-All who
Les =, 10 throw light darkness VIII call 81 SAMUEL D.
tfSxs. tN's new Crookery Lamp and GJaudole store,
VIA ~ >Rto S.; Hap do. So 80 s. So Girandoes
s,neot Srte from - TO 81 the set. Al other ad
asatu,1o. q. SAMUEL D. GORMAN,
1'S ss pStsrIWs 10 CsnS.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

Cold WEATHER, -GENIN has now ready,
on the threshold of winter large assortment splendid
Eurs in full SUITS ladies and children consisting In part
of Sabes Mink, Bear. Lynx Stone Martin Squirrel and
other descriptions of choice Furs to which he would In
ye the attention of the lanies.
GENlN, pa Broadway, opposite ST Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
%EAR-WM. T. JENNINGS l. Co. Isl Broadway, opposite
the Park Fountain VIII ths day Introduce their Sylee
OF Ovecoats, and other Fall and Winter Garments COM
prising style and character far superior
the productions they have heretofore rendered acspa
ole 10 their numerous pRtronA Oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEN. QUATTLEBgM.-
In the Senate of South Carolina, on the Sd inst
Mr. Quattlebum offered the following resolutions:
Whe-eds, The recent innovations By the Federal Gov
eminent spon the rights The South, admonsh that The
time has sctnsy arrived VIXEN South Carolina shonld be-
gin 10 Der house order 70 die, but 70 live; aud
whereas may become the true policy OF the State TO e3
abh line ofwar steamers for he coast defense, as wei
TO increase her military and munitions OF war;
Be therefore ye5oired Thai he referred 10 the Com
nittec Finance and Banks Inquire and report to tue
Senate The OF aid which the Bank OF the State may
be able render the STATE II should be deemed necesSs
~ TO carry out the foregoing suggeHons.
THE preamble and resolutions were agreed TO, ana ne
committee was instructed Accordingly
In the same body, Mr. Adams offered the toi-
lowing resolution, which was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations and ordered to
Rtsclred Ths, the State ofsouth Carolina afEms The
right ofesch Stale OF the Confederacy 10 secede from e
BENJAMIN PERRY Senator from St. Paol's, was
chosen Secretary of State by the Legislature in
joint ballot, on the 4th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

Grrrs FOR THE SEAsoS.-Daguerreo-
types on Ivory combining With arr, WIN rare per
fscton By BRApY's discovery, ofer appropriate gus
ia sicpagas exquisi;ey beautih style neat and va
RED assortment of gold lockets bracelets plain and ona-
mental easea for miniatures Bfsdys NstionA Gallery
se5 B. roadway -,
u nd nf weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
OyyRCoATs. -REDUCTIoN.-Our stock

OvERCoATs.-R EDUCTIoN.-Ou stock
OF Ov6icoatS Is excessively large that have
cuded 10 make considerable reduction in price, for the pur
pose of closing them early possible to make 70 m
for our Spring Wholesale Stock now in process Of manu-
taciure This offers great opportunity for those who have
not provided their Winter Wear to procure choice from
ourvcr large and elegant stock greatly reduced prices
Our celebrated two-sded coats will he cleared out,
although still perfect in variety. d J. DEVLlN
DC lw IS rad s. ohn,s cor Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
sUs1MEss oEs.

To ADvEarlsERs.-The LARGE CfRCU-
RATION Of The Tribune in both city and country and espe,
sav In families renders the hest possible medium Tor all
those who wish TO make her business and wants known
10 the pablo In the way which will ensure the most prompt
md profitable returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

Po1lTlcs IN CoSSEcTTcUr.-On the frat Mon
day Of April 1851, the people of this State are to
choose their State officers, four Representatives
to Cor gress, eight sherifs, the members OF tue
next General Assembly, Judges OF Probate los
the several Districts, and Justices OF the feace
for the towns. The General Assembly SO chosen,
will elect an L. S. Senator for the term OF slx
years 1t is to be perhaps the most important
State election ever held in Connecticut. Its re-
suit will place the State in the hands ofether tue
Wings or the Locofocos, will send men to too
lower branch Of Congress, and will cleo. an u ,.
Senator belonging to one or the other OF the two
great parties Norwalk Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
non Win lhe dance. lad low De unconfaed.

Gr Ladies, if you wish to dance grace
fully step into MIR MlLLERs store in Cana st aud supply
yourselves with his beautiful white linen CATER boots white
satin kid and bronze and black kid slippers aud don't for
get those India Rubber oyershoeS and boots From this
going 20 balls and parties you apt 10 take cold He
6as also ladies aud genemens toilet slippers suitable for
Holiday Presents. Cal and examine, al
J. B. MILLER'S 1874 CarHlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

" GA breath can make them as
breath has made bu, Roor can sransx all fsultless
yy plate The loved image by his Daguerrean art that will
asst in its beauty long amer The original has aded aud past
Then DELAY MOI 10 call aud obtain OF his beautiful aud
truthful keuesses OF your friend Gallery Free al ooo
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

REDUCED WAoys.-The following is the new
reduced tariff Of prices agreed upon by the various
factories at fail River Mass for making a 6Oxot
printing cloth, 2s inches wide;
Weaving IS yards Is cents dressing s. wards 81 crns
warplug % cents per beam; sPoolng mills per pound
craving H. - cents per beam spinning warp, cents per
selfscing milsl Wy
The operatives who turned out when the re.
duction was made have resumed their work at
the reduced prices. and the mills are aow in tall
operation again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

WISCONSIN on THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law
The friends of the Fugitive Slave Law have claim
ed Hon Benz. C. EARLMAN, NJ. c. elect from
Wisconsin, as one of their sort, but he dispells
their delusion in letter of which the following is
an extract
81 am opposed to the Fugitive Slave aw pass
ed at the last session of Congress, and shall, if
elected advocate and vote for its repeal
The other two members elect Messrs DorY
and DURKEE, are well known to favor the repeal
OF the law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
FuRs! FURs FuRs
&The Fur that warrns monarch.
Warmed @ bear"

Now IL the winter OF discomfort
NOW TShakspere improved
muFs, Sleigh Robes Buffalo Overcoats: &c large and
cheap assortment, for sale by KNOX, the Halter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

Y0urH's AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
AT WuoLE5ALE.-JOSEPH r. CLOSE 4 SMITH,
~ mud 81 William street. would inform the trade gen
orally that they have hand large and handsome
assortment Of the latest aud most fashionable styles OF the
above Clothing, at yery reduced prices. d0lS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

II Charles Ward, Esq. U. S. Consul at Zanzi.
bar, arrived at Salem, Mass on the 9th inst in the
bark Iosc0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

HIlNoIs-Thompson Campbell, Loco, who has
beaten Martin P. Sweet, the Wing candidate for
Congress in the Sixth Congressional District
turns out to be thorough going AbOIitionist.
Before the election, both candidates received the
following Undergraduates
FIRST Iaterrogatory i'll you, il elected, vote
for and cordially support bill prohibiting slavery
in the Territories OF the United States
Second-Will you vote for and support bill
obolisbpg Slavery in the District of Columbia
Third Will you oppose the admission OF any
Slave States which may be formed oat OF Texas or
the Territories
Foprfd-Wrill you vote for aud advocate the
repeal OF the Fugitive Slave Law, passed at the
recent Session of Congress
FiftA-Willy you advocate and vote Tor the cleo
ton of a Speaker to the House of Representa-
ti1,s. who shall be willing to organize the COM
n,ittprs of that House, so as 10 give the Free
States their lust influence in the business oil lsgls
ation
Sifh.-What are youryiews, not only as to the
constitutional right Of Congress to prohibit the
SI.T Trade between the States, but also as 10 the
rxnediencv of exercising that right Immediately
Mr. Campbell answered as follows
To the first and second interrogatories, answer
nnoouiyoeallv in the affirmative TO the third IN
terrogatory, reply that am opposed to the al
mission OF any more Slave States INTO the aioh'
that may be formed out OF texas or any otheT tef-
ritory to the fourth and fifth interrogatories un-
hesiiatngly answer in the affirm alive 10 the sIxth
interrogetory | reply that so long as the Slave
States continue to treat slaves as articles OF COM
mere the Constitution coniers power Con-
sress TO pass laws regulating that peculiar COM
n,cree and that the protection of human rights,
imperatiyely demands the intcrposition OF every
constitutional means to prevent this most unhu-
man and Ubiquitous traffic.
NJ Sweet, in reply to the third resolution said
nav and to the sixth said that he did not consider
thu, Congress had the power to prohibit the Slave
Trade between the States.
Molony who has just been elected il the Chi,
cngo District answered the same questions almost
;atac same language as @- Campbell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
By Telegraph to thu Nsw-York Tribune.
xxxI.t CONGRESS. Second SECESSION,
SENATE. w4sauscros, Monday, Dee. ..


SENATE ."ASHINGToS, Monday Dee
Messrs. YuLEE, BoRLAND and Gw1N appeared
today
The Chair laid before the Senate cop,mpr;oa.
ton from the Home Department, inciosing ANN.
al Report of Commissioners of L and C}4cs an4
Pensions also the Report OF the Second Cor.
trolIe- of Appropriations for and Expenditures
OF Home Department for the past year The
printing was ordered and appropriately referred.
Mr. UNDERWOOD presented memorial of citi
zens OF Kentucky, setting forth the discovery Of
a mode to take live stock, and asking Govern.
ment to purchase it Referred to Agriculture
Committee.
On motion of Mr. YULEG. all in Presidents
Message relating to Naval Affairs was referred
to Naval Committee
M Butler gave not;cs OF bill to indemnify
the people of South Carolina for advances of mo-
ney to the General Government on account of the
Florida war
Mr. BxH7oN introduced Bill to pay Missourthe
amount Of the two per centum fund, accrued on
sales of Public Lands in that State reserved to
make road. He explained the whole subject aud
the Bill was referred,
The Bill for the relief OF John A. MacGaw of
New York, taken up and passed.
The Bill granting lands for the benefit OF the In.
digent Insane, reported on.
The memorials OF Miss Dix was made the spe-
oiRl order for Wednesday, O'Clock,
The Bill TO distribute decisions of Supreme Court
among the several States and Territories taken
up
Mr.. DAYTON explained and supported the B ILL.,
Mr. iULEE opposed the bill, and on his motion
it was laid on the table. Yeas pa Nays, 10.
Mr.. Owls moved TO take up the California ills
lost
The Calendar was taken up and two private
bills passed.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate Message
from the President enclosing communication from
Mexican Minister in relation to inCursIOnS OF In
dans upon Mexican citizens, aud asking that the
provisions OF the Eleventh Article of treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo be carried out by the United
States On motion the Message and enclosed
communication was referred to Committee on
Military Affairs.
The Senate went into Executive Session and
adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

TIM I" ALPINE" CATER BOOTs.-A
new article for the ladies' Elegant in appearance healthy
and comfortable the feet and made In the most fautess
manner they fail become universally popular
CANTRELL $50 Bowey, is the manufacturer Ladies' call
and procure pair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

~ The two highest Medals of 1850 for
the best Dagueeotypes exhibited al the two last FAIRS
held 81 Castle Garden and Philadelphia have been AWARDED
10 the Roors sos Brosdway, corneT oil Frankhn'sL Cal
lerY Free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

81 FowLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologlsts
snd Publishers Cuton Hail. Isl Nasssu.st year the psrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12

MARRIED W % M ANS

= -, y NJ - -
d ]" 81 =. a. - 80 ~ ~ Il y u y
p - 'N' ~ .'' WAL ''r'
Professor @! Diseases OF " oman.
SiNb. Edition. l-tn, nr950 p,.o ip,.
''U'''''' y. ',., ''r, Nv -.
',-''' "PtN H'i'y - "i+N -noE AIS
can u. S'.rIIi4'" ., puNsl'"l qua mental august
nh'y IN An"cuI'!'r W.r. '''9 p'ruhlnrY diii'ni-
lnds now poor would nave enjoyed competence
l"uSands now broken m htallh Would have enjoyed
hundreds no" III i'f graves beth sIiIl aIlYe, 10y
mcly possession OF the W"'k'
'"uf"I i'- ma i"Yf' ~ II "i- '''-' important to
Tcts winch should b" known to I,om particularly.
~ In}' knowledge lSPo"cr' Hl'Aca.'.r happiness
lt,iu'l'c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
E4Ong &nass Is.

ANOTHER invoice Of those superior
II Long Shawls Just received Al the LADIES' Elk
change, which we shall sell nj such prices as vii
make II an object for all in want, to call and eNsm-
WILCOX & NASH
Darlington Oct Il, 1919. d&wh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
yEG0E!Ea' WOOL!
tggzst&ea

fENlaE subscriber. having purchased the manuIac.
turing establishment OF WIN. lNiIIum y Co. at
Wmoo.k Falls and engaged the former owner to
attend TO the business, would now inform the public
that he is ready to receive wool to manufacture into
Cas4imcrcs Plain Cloths Satinctts, FIanncls, &C.
&c. all coors and mixes that may be called tor.
Also, to exchange cloth tor wool on reasonable
terms
Cardiug and Cloth Dressing done as usual.
i. $. MUNSON.
Wmoo., Falls May IL, 1919. wlGt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12

Grent L.Lc.-ins % l.othcr. mud NhiLhren.

Great Blessing 10 Mothers mud Children.
Il the safest ana most tAertHal medicine for purifying
the systcm and relieving the su0rrugs attendant upon chNi
birth ever discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain au d-ese increase, aud rHrlches the
food those no have used 90 think II l. Indispensable. II IL
highly useful both before and AFTER confinement o. prevents
Diseases attendant upon childbirth In Cosuycnc,s Plc
Cramps Swelling of the Feet, Dependency, Heartburn
VOMITING Pain in the Back and lons, Fase Pans liemor
rhage regulating the Secre0rs and eqnalizng the
saon has equal The great benuty of tins medl
cine always safe and the most delicate use 1t most
successfully.
Notice TO the Fndics.
Those that initiate DR.. Townseuds Sarssparilla have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for females &C.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates
TO the complaints Of women, word for word-other men
who put mp medicine have, since the great success of DR.
Towneuds Sarsaparia in complaints incident to fcmales
recommended theirs although previously they did not
4 nuUAe. Of these mixtures Pills &c, are Injurious to
females - they aecrn,atc disease and undermine the
constitution. br Townsend, Hc only aud best remedy
Tor the numerous female comrlauts-I rarely Il ever
fails Of etrcuug permanent cure II can be taken by the
delicate females in any case by those expecting
become mothers, with tine greatest advantages, as
prepares the system and prevents pain danger, and
strengthens both mother ami c,ui BE careful TO get the
genuine.
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hsOsGNsa, New York. &C.

BY TIE WAY OF IVINDSOR, vt
Rajlroad from Boston to Wells Rirer, and
10 Darlington, IL--IhroUgh Tickets 10
Stations on the PaS&umPsic and the Ttr-
mont Central Raiiroad.
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ca-S l==a...-.a go
SCrofuia Cured.
This certificate cOnclusycy proves that this Snrshpatl
has perfect control the most obs uae diseases oil
the Blood Three persons cured IN one house dnpeee
dented.
DR. Townsend Dear Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that children have been cured Of the Sero
la BY the OF your excellent medicine They we're az
aced very severely with bad have taken four bot
ties it took them away, for which feel myself under
gresi obligation.
ISAAC W GRAIN 100 woO,tsrsL
Opinions of Physicians.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders nom
Physicians in different parts of the Union .
This is certify that the undersigned Physlclan,
Of the City of Albany have in numerous cases prescribed
Dr. Town.ends sarsaparila aud believe II TO be one Of
the most valuable preparations in the market. ~
IL p PuIING n u, J WILSON, MD, Il. u BRIGGS
H. d, p. E. ELMENDORF, MD. Albany, April, lsi7
CAUTION.
Owing 10 the rreat success AMI tmmer'a .as OF Dr
Towusends Sarsapsrlla number of mon who were Tor
Extracts EliNirs Biuers Extracts Of yellow Dock sc
They generally put It up IN the same shaped bottles eu.
some of them stolen and copied our Advertisements
they are only worthless limitations AMI should be AVOIDED
None genuine unless signed by :. +, Townsend.
PRINCIPAL Once ia5 Fulton Street Sun Bnilding
N y Reddins & Co, state street Boston, Dyot
Sons 32 North Second street Phladelplia' : = iianee
Druggist Baltimore p. NJ Cohen, Charleston MHsn
Co Isl Chartres Street n. o; l0i South Pearl stree
Albany aud by an the principal Druggist. aad meI
chant. generally throughout the United States West nd'e
in"odorr n Peek. Ano,hpcary oud Druggist BIN
! lingtou. Y O.. }nt.ur g. Co." state street, I'.-
| :. s. Hucc, Durgi-t, Baltimore ll.'.. D."
! Richmond pm toacn, 'u1rns.vn lNN a.
street, Albany; r Van Eu.NIo,co 81 Broad an
| Market street. Newark, Is I.;and by GI the prime
nal Druggists aud Merchants generally infuugno'
ihe United states Wcstud.es1nd the Canadas.