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- FOR SALE, valuasie Building Lot, with .
iii small falne house thereon situated h,
IL Second ralroad depot
above property considered very building
lot il being in business part Of the city.
For terms, which win Be LIBERAL and other Particular. inquire Of
II. NJ. MORFfT,
Agent for owner
once u street, sfw doors from Psan,yivsnIs avenue.
Mar 23-~odn
TOHN M MccALI.A, second Auditor OF the Treas
ury the prosecution of claims the
ept befbre Congress- In the settlement
military accounts, and agency business generally 49,,
L~ers should be postpaid His OF
Ace i II the corner II eth and Louisiana avenue.
I wAsHIseros crrr, AprIss-u
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Rio Grande and Texas Land Company.
NoTiCE-The directors this
pany win be held Monday the lo day Of June next be
the hours Of ~ and O'Clock 1.-THE ONCE No u Broad
way, In the city Of New York.
MAY ea-iaw3w secretary.
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THIS give notice that tho subscriber hath
tanned from the orphans cou Of Washington county, In the DIS
with
George w. Taylor Washington
persons having claims the said deceased
the subscriber before The 7h day Of May ne they ma,
otherwise by excluded all benefit o. said
Given under my hand This 7ih day Of May, 1850.
wM n. SCOTT, Administrator, w. A.
May l7--law3w
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u---, FOR NORFOLK.--The steamer osccola, having
undergone thorough repairs, has resumed her trips &C
the above pacc, leaving Washington, Thursday
touching Cone the usua landings the Potomac
Passage and fare, s.
FOR BALTIMORE.-The osceola leaves Wash
A2zE Baltimore Sunday m
Returning leaves Baltimore Tuesday O'Clock oueh
Ing going and returning Leonadown Cone and
landings the Potomac.
Mar oo-ssawtf
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The printing kinds which be required 20 be executed for
Treasury Department Of tho oces thereof
the be circulars Instructions, warrants FORMS returns
bsnk solid loaded, rule work. rule
lining red ruling or lining by whatever
ue, description shall be known 70 or usually
designated once requiring H. and Including also folding
chns pastng hc the following descriptions Of paper 70
wis
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ance than falls to the usual lot OF flesh eaters.
True it is. that here and there an individual, DY
virtue 0; good constitution, may be found TO en-
dure well on flesh and flesh; bat generally 1t Is
not so. They are quicker hotter and perhaps
more energetic for short time, say an hour or So
but unless the stimulus isrenewed, either IN lqaid
or solid form, they tire SOON
The secretions and excretons OF the body are
always better in the yegetaran-if born!and rear
ed yegetarian-than the flesh eater. Physloio-
cists have long told us that the chye formed from
vegetable food has more vitality than other chye
But the same is true OF the bile the milk the pan
create and gastric Juices nthe saliva Inc breath
is sweeter the blood purer; the perspratlon more
free and equal, and as ! have already mtma.ed'
the whole machinery OF the skin more perfect.
The fat Of the body is even in better proportion
not in better quality in the vegetable eater than
IN the flesh eater.
might 90 much further with the physiological
argument. as well as enter more deeply into par
ticulars might show that instead OF GRIPPING
the third appetite, as Button and others have sup
posed. well selected vegetable diet, while 1t gives
more power to control both that and the ether ap-
petites. gives additional vgor as well is enjoy
aent, and tends to improve not to deterlorate the
race might speak of the moral tendencies OF
the physiological advantages which yegetarlans
possess, and the subject would impart interest to
every lover of his race But orbear for the pre-
sent. VI. a ALCol l.
Usst Marion. Mass. Aug. I'd, 1850.
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Nrv7yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER s. 1850

" The Governor OF Missouri has discharged
Raymond de Montesquou, who, with his brother
was charged with murder at St. Louis. Gonzalye
De Montesquiou was pardoned some weeks ago
on the ground OF insanity, The pardon OF Ray
mondi is based on the belief that he did not par
ticipate in the homicide whereof he stands IN
dicted.
II The Bridgeport Conn., Flrmer says that
a respectable married lady of that place was
lately detected in stealing some trifing article
from a store, and that she has confessed having
done the snme thing before. She seems to have
been impeued 10 it by a sort Of mania.
~ Mrs Sparks of Cincinnati by mistake put
arsenic in some cake, supposing it to be cream
tartar, and served the cake to tea party, at the
same time eating herself Six persons In all par
took but were soon seized with vomiting, and it
is hoped all will recover.
u Mr., Curtis, plasterer of Cincinnati, has
turned out to be one Of six heirs to an estate in
England worth torty-four million dollars.
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Written for The Tribune,
LETTERS ON VEGETARlANlSM.
THE ARGUMENT FROM ANATOMICAL
STRUCTURE.

II THE ARGUMENT FROM ANATOMICAL
STRUCTURE.
Before the days of Liebg it was no uncommon
thing for the opponents of reformed dlet-one
which should exclude, among other things, the
flesh of animals-to thrust in our faces, at almost
every step our progress the old notion that the
teeth of man were formed for flesh eating True
it is that Culver and Lawrence and Bell, and
host of other Psychologists and naturahsts, had
turned this Argument upside down; still the un'
thinking would continue TO retail it. Since Lie
bic's day. however the argument which is usually
placed in front of the battle field is that about the
necessity SC of carbon. shall speak Of this point
of the argument hereafter.
The truth is, that the argument drawn from the
teeth was always SANDER. Let US look at it.
-Four teeth out of thirty two-one eighth OF the
whole-have pointed appearance. These, 1t
was said, Indicated the necessity of some animal
food, But bow much Ofcourse not more than
an eighth. Did they who were SO fond of using
this argument confne themselves to this proper
.ion
1t happened, however, most unfortunately for
the theory. that these four pointed teeth were
Known 10 ue larger anu suRtpSA III NtiC Aohheyi
sheep and camel than in Did they, too, re-
quirc one eighth of their sustenance from the AMI
nal hingdom They had not, at all events, found
it out Poor fellows how much gastatory en-
joyment and bow much energy mast they have
lost, as race, at least, during the last SIX thoas
andyeors FOR want ofthis knowledge
Something, too, was said about the grinders
that they had Resemblance in man to the same
kind of teeth in auimals whose natural food is
flesh Something, also about the structure, ex-
tent, Ne Of the aEmentayy canal This, too was
upset by facts in comparative anatomy The
human alimentary canal, whchhad been regarded
as midway, Tor length, between that Of the flesh.
eating and the grass eating animals. vas found,
when fairly measured, to compare very nearly
with The animals which ike on grass So that this
theory, il it proved anything, proved quite too
much--it made Us grass-eaters.
1t was at length foaud BY Cayior aud other
naturalsts that the whole structure Of the teeth.
colon and ntestines general -not forgetting tho
Instruments Of se;1iug aud boldins our food--re.
sembed most nearly the ape and monkey tribes
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National Reform in Observation-Disclosures from
DR., Fort

GRANVILLE, MONDAY, Ocl' 4
GEORGE F. FoRr, Esq-!Sr: The undersigned,
a Committee of the National Reform Association,
in accordance with the objects and policy OF our
organization, invite your signature, if ia unison
with your conviction OF right and duty, to the ac
conpanying Pledge, at your earliest convenience,
In order that we nav be enabled to make up
Ticket for the coming Election And we solicit
anexpostion OF your Opinions, at your leisure on
GEORGE II. EVANS, Committee
~ Please address yourreply with the Pledge
to George II Evans, Keyport.
l. the undersigned, candidate for the office OF
Governor at the coming election, desrous OF re-
storing to man his natural right to land and OF
amelorating as far as practicable, the condition
of the dependent landess laborer, TILL the restora
ton of the right of independent labor can be Sc
cured, willhenceforth use all my influence, wheth
er in or out of Office to cause the legal adoption OF
the following measures:
l. To limit the quantity Of land any individual
may hereafter acquire in this State.
2 To exempt the Homestead from alienation
on account of any future debt, mortgage, or other
liability.
3. 10 prevent all further traffic in the Public
Lands of this State, and Of the United states,
and cause them to be laid out in Farms and Lots
for the free and exclusive use OF actual settlers,
not possessed of other lands.
4 To limit the hours of labor to ten on all
pubic NOrKS, ana III tsIdOllSllICilIo Nih'OSt y
law
This letter did not reach till yesterday TUESDAY Nov
5l) orit would have been published sooner-Ed tribune
DIR FORTS REPLY.
NEw-EcYpT, Tuesday, Oct %
SIN. Yours of the 4th, inquiring whether |
could consistently sign pledge thereto annexed
was received by due course OF mali My engage
ments have been such that | could not sooner
~ cordially subscribe to the ed. Sd and 4th
propositions of said pledge, and have been IN
favor of those measures for many years:
In regard to limiting the quantity of land any
individual may hereafter acquire in this State
the principle appears to be right but my opinions
sive reply upon that subject.
| have read Mr. Walkers speech with much
satisfaction, and heartily accord with his views.
| can see many advantages which would result to
the well being and happiness of man from the
adoption of the measure.
Very respectfully, GEO. F. FORT.
GEO. H. EVANS, Esq.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Board of Aldermen.
.OFFIc1AL.I
STATED observation-disclosures E7fSiss now

STATED observation-disclosures E9FSfse Now
Pyeseni-MoRGAS MoRGANs, Esq, President
Aldermen Griffin, Dodge, Wood, Oakley ChaPman keily
Smith. Shaw. Cook Brtton Delamater, Franklin.
The minutes were read and approved.
PETITIONS.
Pv Alderman Kellv-Memoral of Edward Logue aud
others asastl The extending of Canas and the widening
of Walker-st Referred to the Committee on streets. -,
Nv he President Memorial of Clinton Roosevelt TO nave
appTopated portion of Broadway for the purpose OF test
M his plan Of pavement, which referred TO the Com
The finance Committee presented report in favor Of
RENTING personal tax Of S Randall for The year 94g
,,ich was adopted on DIVISION Airnatye-Alder
mem Dodee Wood Chapman, Kelly the President Smith,
Sbnw Cook Britton, Deamater aud Franklin
Alderman Kelly moved that this Board 90 no" 'o''ui
Whereupon the President announced that the Board
S'ooo "'J0'''''0 D. Il. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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PATENTS.
u INTERESTING DECISION of the

INTER ESTING DECISION of the u.
Circuit Court at Trenton, estanlsaaS i me "a
RUBBER PATENT, dated December 25.h, 1919, zone OF
the most valuable discoveries ever made IN ths or any ot
country) in the recent controversy between Char!es
wear and Horace II. Dag, upon which depended MI.
GOODYEAR'S claim for many thousands OF doGUrs aiA
ges for which many suits are pending tperhaps Day
Is night in saying DOZEN buff hisis annoying as ne say
the payment of the damages in these suits consequent upon
this decision, will be much more So cr T.,
How is now with the opinions OF twelve or hiteeh e
gal advisers
Beware OF infringements. no., :, ,,cr,>,r 20
All Goods MOI stamped GOODYEARS PATENT are
spurious and agents OF the manufactured OF me pa'ed u-
ticle and all dealers therein viii be prosecuted
Steam packing and all other Vucanized Rubber dool'
for sale GOODYEARS Warehouse
u6It, 96 and 90 Broadway, near Wal'st
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CITY ITEMS.

A STRIKE AGAINST CoLoR-Yesterday morn
ing. MIR. Dennis Harris employed acolored.m man to
wheel dirt from beneath the large building he is
now erecting in Duane-st. This was the signal
for about sixty or seventy Irlshmen engaged as
laborers to strike at once and refuse to work I'M
less the colored man was summariIy dismissed.
Mr. Harris decided that the poor man, the unwill-
ing cause of this trouble should be continued at
any rate The strikers afterward offered to make
up a purse for the colored man. If he was dis
missed. But, said Mr.. Harris, ten thousand dol
lars cannot purchase bis dismissal. Consequent
". the building stood yesterday almost silent,
Mr.. Harris has formerly had to take the same
stand in favor OF Irishnen with whom some Gee
mans refused to work, and vice versa.
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IIYLAS.
ny gAYARu TAYLOR

c-ouNWBIRltD ~ - rropgy
InTd wes seen on o,t H. 10 lo,3ls Enamel:
no ~ ", noon ay ind on l'e i,, , Scsn,ander
1be nv y, his bed alone, the ~ c and yosv Hvlas
80 CO. sboud haste saiH M va, rom CoIcis
rte ~ were rougH anu nj slu,rhers Jason
lho,b the snow " hi'e ~ = " ,5 Ian ma1iber.
be ,is4 n7on his lanse ! ~ 1S ' aaIa snsnt5dcd
i5eds are pied me M wi, harry hdndsmen
lle {iack thwarts, ara 81 -. ,s;f, ,or I,nter
Oh ~ he benches. insy !. ~ t,, Sca4,anfern
Doze Vi -, i,atbed IN moGn'a.H-0Os' ~
I'M ! co. Lie ollrp!e chiamys
So sajd aniAslH r.. nm he stood moment,
And putting dow ~ srr, dor OF the blossoms
BreaiAng me qlI " s5s .raen Darianian meadows
mat spanl led nice tu' is,ssned he his buskins
dben sioop:ng hs2t.y. ,.l he crisI'g verdyre
AID fell with shflls.ns H. ia, rr,i,,I bis sTnulder
Heked save one !.fTa . nj s,slI rnvealina
HaIs IN, white anlbs ha.i-aerVed WIN coming MANHOOD
VI 20, and smooth with tenderness OF beauty
~! ~. 20 10 lie rYers sandy imaFge advancing,
r. 5,o,ped the robe and raised ms mead eXuinn8
nc f S rttar sunshine, Inst with beam embracing
- W. ~ Inn against ApOilos glowing bosom
he!1..cTrd 10 Latoua's son IS Beauty,
F0f ssti IA Youth tie roy OF youtlitu feeling.
SEC et.rIaed living iuv was Hylas,
a oSce Ioy,,bego,,e,i heracles the mighty,
mn 1s lev Inc dreaded BOAR OF k.rynIantnus,
ThatFeH Ho "a -. - - - - ,..,,..
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WTLLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

F,pr-The alarm on Sunday night PFoseea 1,.l
- .-,.e- South Third and Tenth SIS lhe
.,g, s s,Tresse before me arrival ofhe Engines
erppr> Br4rH.-Nr. Erastns PICKET seSlo u
e,,.e South Second st Methodist caarcA ad Jl'l'oi .
,te tlrs ps.rte. School diei Sunday evening -!''
shcri Illness Of small fox
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THIRD DlsTMcr--There are many elevated
desirable sites in the District for building We notice
brick block being put up Lorimerst near corner scho
st. by Nj George Sanger. of -York-aiso very
peror building on scolsst by same ownes Brick build.
ings ere also going mp IN oler paris Of the Dtstrct
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S,FJPHO'S ANGLESEY LEG-Made
bSso!ely by WM. sELPHO, "a sprngst. n. Y-The
suhscber continues TO manufacture Ene above unerng
I'D baenrf1l substitute for lost limb, which he has
bee SO successful in this country for the past ten years
ard from s long experience in Europe and hia country
now over twenty-five wears All who have ire misfortune
to lose may rely upon obtaining the best su6satat
the word affords. o,. r,,,n
An enr3rey new and useful substitute for lost hand 40 az
ranged that The earer open and shut tue fingers grasp
&c Further application application or oy ect ~ 1
paid attended 10.
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NATITTON-THE PATENT OFFICE

" having decided IN favor OF NJ "a as ne hfs5 al1
true inventor of the INDIA RuBBEt hAt iq AZ
SPRING, and against W C. Fuller, who had Claimed tia
his invention and at whose sEao a ana On ma. d.
ca1ized rubber for such springs one more Railroad Com
panea have nnged only upon The nights Of tae sa
f. NJ Raw aud rendered themselves liable lQr aISe JAN
ages hut also upon the patent rights OF CHARLES GOOD-
YEAR for such yucanzed Rubber Tsissued , Dec e
Charles Goodyear and Horace H. Day. by recent decision
OF tie L s Circuit Court al Trenton New J9e
Grier presidng against all OF whom suits Tor damages 1f
such geneuts VIII be commenced IN the event OF !4l-
ure 10 collect speedily the damages winch may De !ecos
cred ud gmen the several suits no" pend? az alss
said Horace H. Day Of which he Is under slp9''9H
Al Rsroa5 Companies are cautioned against infringing
or pirang upon tie said patent ngh.s OF IlI
Goodyear or of F. NJ Ray. by The use OF sucl Inaa .y
Car Springs and for all future ni1ngemeAs ac'ioh y" DC
Immediately commenced. +, -. has ham
In conformity with the above decision faLehl mas ossl
granted 10 ne for the same invention for WhcA Iiie[ at
Obtained Patent dated October 1850 and oi.l mas oeen
fled in The L. S Circuit Court to repeal me faen 80 1
c:led to have been wrongtllIy granted 10 Fuller
o302w + NJ RAY, lVf BROADWAY, y. Iol n
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LADIES FAlR.-The ladies' of the Uniyersalst
Church viii hold Fair in the rooms Of the Equestrian In
stiuie soulh-Fourthst, 18th inst
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=, poord NJ Assistant Aldermen.

STATED SESSION.. TursDAr, Nov
quorum not being present the Board stands adjourned
~ - RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk
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WINDOW SHADES.

EO OOO WINDOW SHADES of eve
eTOsOOVry description, Wholesale and Reatai, at
great bargains lots suit purchasers from "a up al 4's
Pearl. four doors from Chathaus Trimmings Csrnbrce
&c for The Trade. [ol2 lmal w. o. JENKs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

ATrENPr TO KILL Al OFFIcERoF THE PoIIeE.
}, md Geo Hoffman, residing IN Thirty rsl-si nea5
tt,,s,,r'e were. arrested on Monday night charged
% ssnqg tske s HE Of 9 s65e Aa mt oael.
o. o. e I'd SI4,lhoilupd while duty IN TAirtyhrs9i
NEAR ss' I .ayenue about II O'Clock on Aonday sa
hard nc cries of Murder Watch &c ana Yen. .'
ne John Hoffman of The accused raised an
sy and slIuck officer Wegenan vlora D'o upon ~
f,rq4ad iufctiBg FIJI shl CASH ieig ne ol1e, ~ j.
49, aTd knocbng him seuseess for few moments tle
hen psray recovered and Attempted 10, 10 rise % si5b
re4 Hoffman struck him upon tte Head WIZ. 9 ~
80 49, bat lie weapon flew pieces ms ihJu1u
yonng gentleman named An9ogy cS Seft e s5Tsf and
iass, a-u ,isrs sfier a desperate resistance me t'g
49, tan mo custody and lodged IN tlle sIAeea " a
St9on and subsequently were committed 70 PLl9on
wounds Of the officer We're dfesseu .! ~
winch he WIS sent home
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TR7HF SURPRISING Virtues of Or,

A GOURAJD'S ITALIAN NEDIOAIED SUAF1 Tor
the removal Of pnpes tan eckes, sunburn ard d!seolo
rntons from the kin universally known and perfect
feed ofcerfcsies in ates'aion Gifts exeeeGs are re-
csiyed daily from 81 parts OF the country. DR.. GOU.
RAuD,S P0UDRES SUBTlLES are eqaaly celebrated
for their magical properties eradicatng saperauous hair
Dr. Gs LcuID HAIR DYE for cooring hsf has complete
N suueYseIed all the old and decteo0s preparations for
that purpose The great demand for Gourands Liquid We
gelabe Rouge, for timing cheeks and lips with IA lNDgLi-
81 rose color the best proof OF the estimation in which
held. The LILY WHITE made by the Doctor, Is by
allowed to be the most excellent article
for Identifying the complexion that ever graced adys or
gentemar's toilet
The superauye cosmetics together with large seoc Of
choice perumeFy and fancy articles be had GENUINE
from Broadway n6eg
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DROOLYN IREINSURANCECO.
E9-Ofce No 6 Merchants Exchange, Wall.st N. Z.
and - Fulion-st Brooklyn. VIM. ELLSWORTH, PresI
a. G. STEVENS, Secretary aus efn
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FE1HE LARGEST assortment Of BED
L STEADs. BEDS, AATTR ESSz IS and FEATHERS
s,ss Offers ror sale al NJ WILL8RD's Warehouse l5o
Ctsiaarsi corner Of HabeIret Tie attention N nolhe
Keeper sud 1tI-fs particularly called = "l5s' patnl
riet ard leA scfev a4jsteed Cd beds fsa97s;ed eoa
whoesLIs sd retail go ia
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VYHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Office
Ocesn Bank building corner Of Greenwich and Fulton 3D.
CASH CAPITAL $500, 0O0. INSURANCE against loS
or damage by FIRE CROWELL ADAMS, President
GEORGE w SAVAGE Secretary JeEOH
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0.RTETLY'S TELEGRAPH LINES,
4 connecting With ali sections Of the United slatee.
,,rsI 0ffce In Broadway. Open from " tie morning
" ~ o. ih Visitors Ia New YORK WHO accustomed
IT, tIa ~ business with tie OReLy Lnea in any
n Of Inc ted States val find Il 70 their interest TO leave
e di.patehes 81 ths Oce insure prompt and correct
t[snsrfission je6 II
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DRUGS.

oc,,.>1.,l~~@o.~-~r~.-7~
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYES,
I'VE Essence Oils Paints and general Drug Merchandise
Ei,s ousltes of above on advantageous terms for City
Retailers, Country Merchants and Manufacturers
GREENLEAF KlNSLEY,
s23meod4 Wholesale Druggist, u Coruand1ss.
TyXTRACT of LOCKWOOD and CUT
HADYE WOODS OF the first quality, manufactured oy
The NypPFRBAM MILLS for sale at the lowest market
price, by The manufacturers , 80, ~ 49,.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE SCRIP WANTED
n Atlantic Mutual
Sun Mutual.
Mercantile Mutual.
General Mutual. and
Union Mutual.
VIM C. GILMAN, IS Merchants Exchange,
n6St Corner OF Hanover and Waist
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Il TABLE EXTRACT is the only remedy that can 90
relied on for the permanent Of Spinal Complaints Spas
modc CONNECTIONS Irritation Of the Nerves Nervous or
Sck HeadNche Nervous Tremors, Neuralgic Affections,
Apoplexy Paralysis General Debility, Deficiency OF NeIv-
GUS and Physical Energy and all Nervous Disorders M
Guiding the dreadful OF all diseases thai ever sdect ne
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T1HE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. office 81 Wal,st, corner Of Pearl, n ~ T.
CAPITAL $500 l.o coaP 10 . Psy Badnsa
Hercbandise Household furniture, Vessels IN Port uSaf
Cargoes 1c against loss damage by hre also e NE as
f+sbie terms All losses promptly adjusted and paid
iu DIRECTORS.
Rufus Story, Moses Taylor, sampson sam l 'hit
Peter Martin, George Eaer, Chas; p, s ale''0i'
Fra5cis Skindy Henry Edey, asa D. fGItei,
Jas B WILSON, Alex. ii: Grant, w IN H. n sIef'
Ben B. Sherman, Marshal! Pepoon, Isaac Y. layl9I,
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary, Hf1