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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER %
BOOK TRADE.

BOOK TRADE.
LAMARTINE's NEW ROMANCE.
PUBLISHED THIS moRNtNG,
GENEv1EvE,
PEASANT LOVE AND SORROW,
NJ DE LAAARTINE.
a uTEOR OF RAPHAEL, History OF The Gkondisi''
n &c. Price ST ctS.
ThG of tbs rurest ard most touching pictures ever
written in The French language aud is al much expense
hat the publishers have been able TO lay 1t oefo tue pub
lc at hia early day The translation Is BY Fayshe hoon-
Ecn Esq 5TRINGER l. TOWNSEND,
.28 GUS 222 Broadway.
"REMINISCENCES OF CONGRESS
sECOND EDITION.
BAKER 4 scEIBSER PUBLISH THIS
DEMTNIgCENCEs OF CONeREsS-By G. w
4eMsrch. vol. 12mo with portrait,
FRIDAY,
Ora AHE
Oh YouTH ASD NHoon-A Bomance-by the Author Of
,'Tslbo, L Vernon" l vol. IL mo.
l. tale OF passion deep No who commences
can lay down without reading through The scene lad N
great variety Of places produces strong Real
Fersonges and mateo lag an import mt
par the deTeopmen Of he plot Il has nofa a'5 An aD'
ON SATURDAY,
CHRISTIANITY REVIVED IN The EASE
Being History of the Crest Religious Reformation In
Armenia with o. the aufesngs aud Persecu
lons OF the early Missionaries spd Conyerff, by Rev 4
g. 0. Dwight, Missionary consisDdnople. vol Emo
MEDICAL pELUsIoNs BIZ w. Hooker, suhor or
Physician and Patient l vol u mo.
3. l. g. have recently published Life Hsre.and There
By N. P. Willis vol. 12mo. Domestic History OF the
Revolutionary Mrs E. F. EDet. vol Second Vol. Dr.
Alexander on the Pselms vol. The Hugenou In Flor.
ids-by ". g. simms, Esq. vol. limo.
BAKER L sCRIBNER,
a26 S.ia SIS Park Row and l45 Nassau at
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TV1O BENEVOLENT sOUEETIEs-For ills me
fornilure ard fixtures Of hs room no 10 Ausn' aes'
Grad known s Excelsior Hall With an OF
slesse Tor FIVE yeas The location s central ana ae,ia
be- and lbs hole win be disposed OF Gu the mos ~ %
bic terms the present have no further use Sr
Tho same Apply to w. HAYWARD, IS Delsne5 81 OF
Is CbsmberpSt &c I"
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BOOK TRADE.
Il, r 8. ARTHUR's PRIZE STORY.
THE ORPHAN CHILDREN.
TALE OF cRuLTY AID UPFKH'sE
Cnmulets 10 one Volume.

Complete In one Volume,
rEI PETERSON, No 80 Cheatngtas Ph,ladeipna.
publishes Ihs day. and has Tor sSe eItne' a. ~
sale or relsi THE ORPHAN CHILDREN, Tsie o.
Cruelty and Oppression, by T ARTHUR sutnor OF Love
in Cottagsp Love 10 High Lie, Phe Bcoken on
ssndford The T 40 idea ""Agnes; or Tha Posses
tdr 1.-THE Divorced WIFE etc. This work Ia omp11
csy sor, Of cruelty and oppression ant VIII appsA 20
every person. for its exaggerated olcSdrs ou
epresentation OF what Ia frequently lhs lie OF ia
Iereaa apprentice Mr. Arthur egRtds hs one OF his
very heal voTEIan option ia which all persona we be
leve, will fully corcde Compete IN octave volume
Of 4S pages Price Is hta and any four others OF
Arthur. Novss viii 10 given toE Que Dollar.
Il Peterson also publishes the owing Works Of 7.
s Arthur either OF which be had atey phcs IS
cel IT, or any five viii be sen or given to any one for 81
Love in E Cottsge, Insunordnston
Lore in Eieh LIE Pbe Debtors Daughter,
Fhs Ofphsn Children, Lucy Saudtorc,
Agnes or Ybe Possessed, Msry horeion
Cores Of Rny OF hem will be sent 10 any person Oh re-
ceie, OF III Money pay for them IN / tief
News gents, Book sellers, and al others, WIN be sup
- o. w '0'' TIE PETERSON,
99 Chestnut st Philadelphia.
Forsale in Neve.York at al the News Agencies aud oJ
Booksellers generally throughout The United siases So
NEw-yoRK MEDICAL GAZETTE
EDlTED BY DR.. REEsE-Pubhshed every Saue-
Eday.
clN1Esrs OF No. IS Governors OF tie Aim, Houas
ard srv ShsIwel; Clinical Ooss,rtcsi osssor 4otts
Arrival Epdemic Charleston s. G. affecting bali the
Population Homppa hy QuAcAery Concourae IN france,
god by sTRINGER Il TOWNSEND, Broadway ard
Anurt; s 9 w Wood 26l Pearl at; D. Fanshsrr 57'
and r j Grower 599 Broadway. Single numbers, cents,
suasci ton 81 per in advance Nj allied - dlsan'
iubBcibers fostsge rever more than Il cena. E-' II
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NIRW.YORK LAUNDRY, Is sPRU CEcSf.NGA R
lNNAsSAU.-To New Shirt DsalerS, Single GenIemen'
Families kc-Ths Of The most perfect and eXen
sve establishments OF the kind in this or any one country
II has erected al expense OF about loQf ao0ssno
dollars ard combines lhs following ad7kntagea;
ls-Persons eaeing The city N haste can nave tneLt
co,hes We shed ndirored in superior arhei III rum
two TO .bi &c hours time. ,, 49,.
2rd-No msterisls used IL The washing department o0t
pure olive oil ap and filtered Cfcon water hence coihes
are not desroyed by or oher hunbuSss 80 Ok
tensvey advertised lc the newspapers u..
Srd-Gen.emens bhirtz are done up eqnM y e sniI.
on sale; genlemsns collars iFoned in Rroy style hg9'
colored yeeis ard renaoors eReny roned and posneo
AZ Clothes lost or nirged which seldom or never hsp'
yens) will be promptly paid for. -...,,,.h
5l-Co.heE wathed al this establishment WILL wear nucE
lorper simply becsuse they rot only handed WIN
great 6u. 10 injurious drug, 80 genefaAy u''o IL
w,shing 10 permitted 10 come near thtm =,
oh Lsdes dreBses, and s hce arc!es are o"ne up "
experienced French Lsundreis , rA
Clothes taken ard delivered free OF extra cpa'E0 LA
spots and Htsns efscinally removed ,.,,,h
All orders left the Office Il spruce ct OF ten' '0uSu
the Penny Post, will rece1ve prem attention 5.
MADAaE RAYMOND, superintendent s1a
sbI,t. Afo '0NNN1 aus 5nis
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LAW COURTS.

COURT COLLABORATING Day Circuit Court.
-Reserved Causes: Nos 69 678 695, TIA 77o TIL 7r2
The Court will adjourn to-day for the term.
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THEODORE MALLABY, Aqct . a9s .sI,e,E at
(tENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUkNITfCS aI SO
~ Suction on TUEsDAYs Oct l. a. 10 osoI variety
Houston. al. rea Broadway consisting OF w LYELL
ali In FOOD order 10 be sold BY ,a;ee a Wallis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
CARPETING,

see lid Page for other Insurance Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FlLThh
my 1st I6s 10 ''' 0''A""A' WALTER n GGs5oN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
ENGLISH UARPETINGS
AND OIL CLOYHB

AND OIL CLOYHs.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
1872 Pearl-rt Madison.
6ARFEE FOR SALE one Of the most extensive and
elegant s,ocka OF Csrpeti1g, lc 10 be found In the
City, embracing ,.
which In stye quality and designs unsurpassed
and viii be sold al pricca runous TO ihe trade
TAPESTRY AND BkUSSELS.
in extent stock cannot be equsled, and for Fsrely
cannot be exceled and price utea per cent less Than other
carpet stores
Yhip description Of carpets we have made such arrange
nens with The importers and manufacturers that
prepared oil mes turnsh the seai and best deagns
INGRA1N CARPETS.
Our STOCK OF Low Priced Carpets was never batter and
arc selling al prices varying from As to 6a per gard
OIL CLOTHS
Ia endless Varieties exceedingly Rich varying In
width from "a feet and selling WIKI FL ohar choice
goods found In Carpet Soreg full ten per cent less than
other establishments TO prove which call solicited
nno2 2nihThSLTnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

~ FOR @ALE-A lsrge aud commodlous house, 40
M fee! Big 60 With ak Of land adjoining, within
~ few mlnues walk tho Depot at the village OF Port
che ser The location excellent and the beauty and ex
tent OF prospec equaed by any location In the neigh
bo1hood Tho building Ia aud originally intended for
boarding schcol for which 10 most admirably adapted
Onehslt The purchase money may remain on bond and
mortgage Inquire OF H. 8. SMITH, Esq. Porches!er, or
Of lhe subscriber White Plang
s28 6eodt DANIEL o HAlGdP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

a sent tenant desirable residence in Port Cheitr n
A mile from New.York, so rods from the Depot OF the
~ H. Railroad, brick house 45 by 3d. story win oteg
outbudirgp about OF good land and variety OF
frut hlso about q Of land adjoining $4,000 o.
Of the money can remsin mortsge II desired oqure
Of A ENNIS Rye Depot; Ii. g. SMITH, Port Chester De-
I0; HA6ON on tho premises, or at 1873 ChryEn a.
N OIL &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

AOARD 10 TIE LADIEs.-MIss WILCOX
"A will open an extenaive assortment OF fashionable
French Ronnets at her show room, lS4 Spng-Rt hlro
block of Broadway, on Monday septen5hSef5 Son
1850 s1o %'ie
See ND Page for other Dry Goods Advertisements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

So Ar PRIVATE SALE.-sixtesn lots OF ground,
H;; the South aide OF <ory fh 81. commencing l2O
fes, Ees, OF sath avenue, each o 254xlOG fee! deep
Also two los on the South side Of Twenty hirdSt be-
reen Thd and Lexington ayenues each let 25X98 feet
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
Broad A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

CRANES FAYENF soAP-PREFBERED TO ALL OTHERS
DIPLOMA AWARDED BY TIE
NEW YORK gTATE AGRIcuL TuRAL soc1ETY
TO LORD, LYNCH co. NJ Wy y b n,
FOR PATENT SOAP-CRAHE5.
At The Albany Meeting, 1850.
sP JOHNSON gec'ry z. 2. PRENTIe E rre q, he
BCounty Rights in this State for sae RSd Z.
Mandatory, al S1iliyan.Sh 14 oIooo.
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IMPORTED OARPETINGS;
FOR FHE FALL TRADE.
stHITH LOUNSBERY are now receiving !hSil S.S
y plea for the Fall Trade consisting OF ROYAL TAf ~
Tries, BRUSSELS. IMPERIAL THREE-YhY, ir
GRAIN and other CARPETIN98, comprising o1s CT Aaa
largest complete and desirable ssEofmenE eYs' OF
(sf ed In this market:
FheT purchases being made entirely fer CASH, affords
item advantages making selections that bu few pc1s7sf
lnd enEbe2 them Esll at the lowePt possible priccs
English Tapestry Carpeis, from III TO l4s paF yard
English Brussels Carpets from Sc to log per yard
English Threeply Carpets tom u to los per yard
American Three-py Carpets, from III 10 ga per yard
English and American super6ne Ingram carpets, iroH
s. 10 1B per yard. r.,
English and American fine Ingram Carpets from IA to Is
Per yard. $500.
Also, large stock Of English and American kAooR
OIL CLOTHS, from feet to "a feet wide.
DRUGGETINGS, 81, 81, l24 and l64 wtds, Win
choice assortment. OF I'll other goods connected win The
trade, equally low. BAlTH LOUNSBEhs,
~ 4le azth Csrpsi from CD n1-9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

Special notice is given 70 shippers by this line that the
Company have prepared form OF bill OF adng adapted
their business which vii be furnished TO shippers app
Guesed to provide themselves. other form win be
signed by the Agent OF lie COMPANY All bills OF lading
be signed be4ore the sailing OF the Yessel ~ tOlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

FALL IMPORTATION
VIEWERS RIBBONS, Silks
MILLINERY GOODS.
L. M. STEVEMS g. 90.
FMPORTER9 AND JORBEBs,
are prepared offer to The trade one Of the largest sDd
bes selected stocks OF hese goods to be found In thb city
Yber goods having ordered previous 10 the recent
gance In prices hey enabled to oar them quite es
low an they have been offered Their stock having
been selected expressly for their trade By MI BIZ
VEINS during his recent visit to Europe enables them to
offer entirely - ,
which are confined exclusively TO their trade Deal
ers from the larger cities well all engaged In the
nade will find 1t greatly their advantage TO anime this
atock and prices prior to purchasing 1ySo Tu&slsCc'1
RIBBONS szLKss sATINs VELVET5
FLOWERS, BEATHERs,
STRAW GOODS &C.
COMPOSING complete assortment o: AlhLiNhS-f
IGOODs, receivedfTom recent lmporssdons and
AUCTION.
Mtlliners ana merchants are invited to call ana examine
ibeu which viii DO offered al the loWeat prices FOR
CASH,
lr approved credit by J. DOkEhU s FalLhS,
an2S 6yvie* 90 John-si New-Yofk.
yrORBTg Il, HALGOVV EEALa d 90.
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DAGUERREOTYPE PAATEs.-se7en cates
DPho!ogTaph!c Plates Eyefed by The elecIroche mcal
rf cess the great superiority OF which be leAided 10
~ emne Dag uerreotyp.e Just received aud for by
$50 5ateod' FLETCHER WEsTRAY, II Front-st.
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Blue Laws Of virginia.


Virginia is famous for many things, but
nothing more than her laws, if the fol-
lowing be specimen. A Washington
correspondent Of the Columbus Standard,
deserves credit for bringing it 10 the light
Of the day, while he copies from 'Heming's
Statutes at Large EIe prefaces il thus !:
AT Grand Assembly held at James
Cittie, in the year 1851, were passed
many nets 'to the glorie of Almighty God,
and the publique good Of this his majestie's
colonie Of Virginia. among which is
ACTv.
: Women causing scandulous suits, to be
ducked.'
WHEREAS, Oftentimes mnny babling
women often SANDER and scandalize their
ncighbors, for which their poor husbands
are often brought into charseable and vex-
atious suits and cast IN great damages:
Be IL therefore enacted By the authority
aforesaid, That in actions of slander oc-
casioned by the wife, as aforesaid, utter
judgment passed for the damages, the wo.
man shall be punished by ducking; and
if the SANDER be so enormous as to be ad-
Judged at q greater dnmnge than FIVE
hundred pounds Of tobacco, then the wo.
man to suffer ducking for euch FIVE
hundred pounds Of tobacco SO adjuged
against her husband, if he refuse to pay the
tobacco
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MeifcaI OoIIegc or ohio.
Session Of l85O-,5l.


THE THlRTYsFIRST ANNUAL sES-
LII SION Of this Institution will open on the
first MONDAY in November next, and close
on the last Of February, under the following
arrangements. g1s
John T shotwell. M D. Professor Of Anat-
omy. -,
John Locke, M D. Professor Of Chemistry
1 M Lawson, M D, Professor Of Pbyslolog,
and Pathology.
T o Edwards, M D, Professor Of Materu
Medica and Therapeutics, and Medical Juris-
prudence.
R D Mnssey, M D, Professor of Surgery.
Landon c Rives, NJ D, Professor of Obstet-
RIGS and the Diseases of Women and Children.
John Bell, NJ D, Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine ea
John Davis, M D, Demonstrator of Anato-
my.
GT- The following branches will be included
in the course ANATOMY, Chemistry, Pharma-
cy, Physiology, Pathology, Materia Medica,
Therapeutics, Medical Jurisprudence, Medical
Botany, Surgery, Obstetrics, Diseases of Fe.
males, Diseases Of Children, Practical Medi-
cine, Physical Diagnosis.
Gj- The Dssecting Rooms will be opened for
classes on the lst Of October.
Clinical Lectures, on Medicine and Surgery,
will be delivered ut the Commercial Hospital
three times week.
4oe, OCTOBER LECTURES,
A se.of Lectures will be delivered by
the Feculty, (free of charge,) commencing on
the lst Of October, and embracing the follow
ing subjects
Anatomy and Physiology Of the Senses |;
Diseases OF the Eye; Medical and Elementary
Botany; Functional and Organic Diseases of
the Uterus Medical Jurisprudence Physical
Diagnosis
gJT Also, Clinical Lectures at the CONNER
cial Hospital.
FEES-For full course Of Lectures, $84 /;
Matriculation and Library Ticket, SIS; Dissect-
ing Ticket, So; Graduation Fee, $40 Hospi-
tai Ticket, IS. @
D- Board, Gncluding the expenses of room,
fuel and lights,> can be obtained at from 2 to
So per week.
Further information may be obtained by ad.
dressing the Dean.
l. M LAWSON, MD,
Dean of the Faculty,
South side Sixth st., between Walnut e. Vino,
Cincinnati, July Is, '50-I5
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

TTNHE regular course of Lectures in this In
IL stitute will commence on the First of No
vember, and continue until the last Of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready to receive students by the lst of Oc-
tober. The Medical Department will be under
the direction OF the following
PROFESSORS.
2. FREEMAN, M d Professor Of Anatomy.
r s NEWTON, M d Professor Of Surgery.
H HUcLE, NJ d Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
w BYRD POWELL, M D Professor Of Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology,
JKMo, M D Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
MILTON AN DERs, A M M Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
IA WILSON, M D Professor OF Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
CLINIQUE LECTURES:
Medicine-Prof H HUcLE,
Surgical--Prof R NEWTON.
2 FREEMAN, M D Anatomical Demonstrator.
The fees for full course of Lectures amount
TO $l05. Each Professors Ticket SIS. Ma
triculator's, $5.-Demonstrator' Fee. SO.
Graduation, $40
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters (post paid) to the Dean [;
and students arriving in the city will please
call ON him at the Commercial Hotel.
R.. s. NEWTON, M. D.,
D Dean Of the Faculty,
Law Department.
Hon. e W M KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
JoHN DELAgIELD, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
Terms--$50 per session. All communica-
,s..s Ii.
dressed to E.'W. M. KING, Esq.
Memphis. Tenn, March, 1850.
OcT The Faculties, for intellectual abilities,
moral worth aud professional requirements,
will compare favorably with the most distin-
guished In our country.-The Medical Faculty
constitutes an anomaly In tk;s or any other
country all Of them are able lecturers and
the best Of teachers. F
Those who will contemplate our eeopraphi.
cal position and the extent of our population.
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to
health, including all seasons OF the, year, We
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds Of many
students relative TO the place Of studying med
icine: those who intend practicing among the
diseases Of the west and south should certainly
educate themselves ut a school whose Faculty
are practically acquainted with these diseases
That the public may be satisfied Of the per.
manency Of this school, we feel il our duty X
state, that the Trustees and Faculty form 1
UNIT in action, which augurs well for its fu.
ture success, and that the peculiar Internal or,
ganization which connects them, cannot be in,
terrupted. ,.Fle 10. W. M. KING,
PIeeident Of the Memphis Institute
April ], lS5o,--52tf,
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The Indian war In Texaa.

We have accounts of depredations and
movements of Indians in Texas. The Yves.
leyan Banner, Of the 28th ult., says:
The express rider from Austin brings in
telligence that council of the Indian tribes
has recently been held, and that the prairie
tribes have formed an alliance to make a
general war upon our settlements. The
Kioways on the frontier on Santa Fe, we are
informed, are among our most bitter enc.
mics. The Camanches have also joined the
hostile league. Gen. Brooke has sent ex-
presses to oil the military stations, warning
the commanders to be prepared for the
emergency.
The trading houses on the Lano and Bra.
nos were broken up about the 18th ult., and
the traders have removed within the settle.
ments.
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TIE WIFEs-It is astonishing to see
how we'll a man may live on small in
come, who has a handy and industrious
wife. Some men live and make a fal
better appearance on six or eight dollars,
than others do on double the amount
The man does his part well; but the wife
is good for nothing. She will even up.
braid her husband for not living in as good
style as her neighbor-while the fault is
entirely her own. His neighbor has u
neat, capable and industrious wife, and
that makes the difference. His wife, on
theSother hand, is a whirlpool into which
a great many silver cups might be thrown,
and the appearance Of the water would
remain unchanged. No Nicholas the
diver is there 10 restore the wasted treas.
urc. Ii is only an insult for such wo.
man 10 talk TO her husband about her love
and her devotion.
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IN oUART RoTTI,ES

For Purifying the Blood, and for the
Cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, stubborn Ul-
GERS, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Fever sores,
Eryipelas, Pmples, Biles, Mercurial Dis.
eases, Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver complaint
Bronchitis, Consumption, Female complaints,
Loss of Appetite. General Debility, &c.
IN this preparation we have all the restora-
i tive properties Of the root, combined and
concentrated in their utmost strength and ef
fciency. Experiments were made in the
manufacture of this medicine until il was
found il could not be improved. Accord
ingly, we find il resorted to almost univ ersally
in cases of scrofula, Liver Diseases, salt
rheum, General Prostration ofthe Vital Pow
ers, and all those tormenting diseases OF the
skin 30 trying 10 the patience, and injurious to
the health. II is tonic, sperient and disin-
fectant II acts simultaneously upon the stom-
ach, the circulation and the bowels, and thus
three processes, which are ordinarily the result
Of three different kinds of medicine, are car
ried on at the same time through the instru-
mentality Of this one remedial agent. There
are many ways Of relieving pain for the time
being, but there is only one way Of removing
disease No palliative, no anodyne, no tropi-
cal application will remove L. II must be at
tackled at its source, in the fluids Of the body,
which convey the poison to the localities where
IT is developed in inflammation, sores, ulcers,
tumors, abcesses, gandular .swellings &C., as
the case may be.
These fluids must be reached, acted upon,
purified by some powerful agent Such an
agent is SANDS sarsaparilla, which gently slim
ulates while II disinfects and expels from the
stomach and all that is irritating. and at the
slime time restores their vigor and tone. It's
great merit is that il meets and neutralizes the
active principle Of disease itself. and when that
is gone, the symptoms necessarily disappear
The rapidity with which the patient RECEIVERS
health AID strength under this triple influence
is surprising. Each new case in which it is
applied furnishes in the result new certificate
Of its excellence |; and we have only to point TO
the accumulated testimony Of multitudes who
have experienced its effects, to convince in
credulity itself of its real value.
Lieut.. Miller Of the Army has kindly sent us
the following letter from California -
MONTEREY, Jan. l8. 1850.
MEssRs. A. b. d d. SANDS :--GeDtlemen-I
beg leave to add my test mony in favor Of your
invaluable medicine, hoping It may lead some
other unfortunate beings to try its effects, and
that they may be benefited as have BEEN
arrived here from the United States by the
overland route, about the first Of October last.
few days after was attacked with very
disagreeable eruption of the skin, which nv
physician could not cure. l happened to find
your sarsaparilla in a store in this place, and
remembering the popularity of the med icine at
home, purchased three bottles, which had the
desired effect of ofrcmoving my difficulty entirely.
With high regards, yours, &c.,
]. H. MILLER, u. S, Al
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-11-04
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Speed of British Railroada

On the London and Liverpool road, POI
miles, the actunl speed excluding stop.
pnges, is 373 miles per hour. There are
five stoppagcs, the running lime FIVE hours,
40 minutes, and the average speed includ.
ing stoppages, is 35 miles per hour.
On the London and Exeter road, l63a
miles, the actual speed in motion, is 5l4
miles per hour; average speed, including
stoppages 43 miles per hour.
The actual speed in motion on the Lon,
don and Southampton road. so miles. is
45a miles per hour. On the London and
Dover road, SO miles, 4s4 miles per hour,
and on the London and Brighton road, 5O1
miles. 40 miles per hour.