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z We're ,hs tses esrSfely Rad BY ever, narse psrsa
sad lie advice fooves the fes ~ aud the
Posts 81 Large family ~ children. ssvle - tbvstcd Y
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restorative in 81 Obj it, tmpoeney OF 0arrvnses
end all irregularities Of nature u ali that pr -
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IN she usrr'ed stst- without offspring csrtss
fer ssna. emissions General Debility sse, ~-4kuoss
the genitFl Affections ieuccrrh1a
in,sorssns medicine IL 10 shsqu Allied Ais ssliais
n'dy Ter incipent ption ssd sod ony
BY JuDsoN 90. tthe only American Asestsl No Jain
street.
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TREATMENT OF PklYArl

DARIS AND LoNuDN TREATMENT OF PkIfAfp
diseseyenertal warts, gouorrhGa, gset, phfis
cured few hours ~ etabe local application with
pain. Cases Of fourteen that N other physeiani
tly curei Hundreds Of certificates Will
verify my sertOp that Others equal it EissenS
debility nor any case. resist by mode
Female Irregulsrty Ps 81. -
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pow eno hirtur, for The u oon.rrh ea Gls-.s
ttrictpr~e and similar disorders n nakss
vithout ths least Restrictions Of dict, drah Isurs %
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single case Which the mis,urr vii oure nader
fssr- 81 sve hundred dnsrs rarA.,hs dsesse sannst
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lss,s u-ek-mssy rrr~c "a dsys -ss he n RI
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tsure sueh osrtssp safe and radical esre az 10 ca- .,
s~ele rsAses for stasns he obtained ether
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W 81 suribr srietures, offers the
tone bsh the usual hhr,-s safety aud certainty Of
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et ssa t.y sra fu d--ctiars nf~.1 81 Lspss.rd
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parmeat Of The general so.epm..t all select al ~ ei
1iidus ,so medium Of the ps
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the sr,erss kno.ledgs of dise"-s have used every
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Of he roots se are very I.rs 10 Ner ~, aaas
in The English m.rse1., apd ID, Ari,toloe,ia Of
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iron sps ST ,sSs I, ,S si o sI pre-
tim o. forth Of the asaasitls dc.sned IN he r.sps
gr.,srol ,ls y@r III. hen .sy s'.sy % prGsS5s
sbc au.ptes Of the roots alone rred &c. sSc6
Icing lin 3D. would urge "a private indlyd"s aud
for them snd so rier from ;hs Want ar the ta.. in
here very abundant II Europe IN" who
with to 'as The trouble 10 pepArs my remedy Ga. hna
IL put up in bottles. ieIt Tho urgent rsquest OF
many the citizops Of NevY AMI the deficiency tho
rh tie that ndice me co anti
cpse The period winch had fixed Tor establishing do
pot which did DO until sf,er ,rSl tr al o.
part What Of the United states
fo from urging the pubic tue epsdiency o
thi, al early dsy >Ocr Interested IN the qurs-
ton especially vi rrfcrsne the Of TIE cholera
guarantee with all tho most
retuts beg the editorial assign to my phiisn-
trophie oc tho honorable positi IN their Journals
which it may lie ia their we! to give, . .. -. -.
New York. August 9Th, ie5O LOUIS hEHCHAhPS.
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DUBtIC THAkKs 10 TnE DISTINGUISHES AND
j highly tsluntrd nr sPyLA ,Cu. from London. y
last Broadway. Ass York, Ter having rsstoc mA r in
the limbI, in fortnight after
having herp ave weeks in the 4, Seta ant eg1t seeks
abundance st the tA-rn Dtsp-ntar. without eSet
have he n cripp. Tor lite. but for tho tslsns
brought into PLAY b. gentleman, r Srssco,
n. ID. (Rarun Spolassa, ". 10 yrr.ua need ndsr
the crowds 81 fer tOsstng da} from all parts o. Ame
for 10 in, and M,
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mar ~ seusris<A On The ss,m~s, ~ sai.-
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beet. W n vW 'erfeit $50.
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DvcTon gLOvrR AUTHOR OF "ruE PsIvarp
prartirsl esgrrenee -rables him tho~ Asev
o. elect, s,rctsrcs and serus ue.tnsss ard
svuhiiitie snd Nercursl Disease sops No ~ fy..-.
r-s-..s ~.,r..~~ shrnsgh .be
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nk. vAnnsh II vusrIDssriAait CONSULTED
~ private dsesssA prupt~s o. A. yrars thrss
u which hospital snshis Or W 70 care sha WEES
See his DIPLOMA 10 his -6ce No hett ,tr,.t v,i
siee M. h.s n~.s-~sf st.,~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
I'm Congress, Yesterday.

The SENATE made some progress with the
Compromise bill, but not much. Several
amendments were voted down, but a, many
more were presented, and the subject was
deferred on the suggestion Of friend of
the Compromise, feebly resisted from the
other side. The conclusion by which moth
ing is concluded seems yet afar off.
In the HOUSE, quite a show Of work was
made. Several bills were reported, and a
bill was passed providing for holding United
States Courts, in case of the sickness of the
District Judges. After useless discussion
of the Nicaragua Treaty, on motion for a
different reference of President Fillmore's
Message, the House adjourned, the motion
10 reconsider the reference being withdrawn.
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great blessing Of the whole race, if a true
Harmony of Interests were but established.
And we have faith that it can and will be.
Who can say that we ever taught the La
boring Class to look for benefit to them
selves from the spoliation Of othersf Who
has more urgently admonished them that
Idleness, Prodigality, Intemperance or Dis
sipation Of any kind, is a certain bar 70 the
realization of that better condition which
thew aspire to? We have never fattered
them nor pandered to their preiudices; we
have never taught them to believe that the
Rich are their enemies and oppressors. We
saw ROW, as we have said so many times,
that the Poor as a class need not be depend
ent and miserable, and that the enduring
remedy for the evils they suffer is in their
own hands. And Of the enemies of the
Working Class, so called, we regard as
most injurious and least excusable those
members Of that class, who, being single
men and each able to earn their eight To
twenty dollars per week, yet spend all they
make from year to year, and have acquired
nothing but bad habits when, at twenty-five
to thirty, they marry and find themselves
surrounded by new cares and enlarged ex-
penses. If the Young Mechanics and Ar
tisans would but carefully save their time
and money, they might be able, any thou
sand out of the ten thousand single men
who are earning ten dollars or over per
week, at a bare years end to organize Work
ing Associations in their several trades
which would pilot the Laboring Class safely
through the breakers which now surround
them. When the thing shall have once
been done, on proper scale and under pro-
per guidance, the wender will be how the
Working Millions have blundered on In
precarious dependence so long, asking leave
of Capital TO toll and earn meager sub
misunderstanding leave, in effect, TO make
hats, coats, shoes, &c. to cover each others
nakedness, and paying Capital twenty-five
per cent. for the privilege OF so doing. 1t
is hardly possible that there should not be
an end to this at hand.
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reach the wreck with the sarfboss. Iudging I'm,
its position and the known depth Of The us.sr :
should think the recovery, not only Of tie b,s..
nthey are still remaining there, bat also OF Poss
statue ard the blocks Of rough Carr,r. qui.e a..
ticable, if there shoud be q sufscienry q MI
weather. There are about $50 tuns o, nrrbs y,
der the ruins. The paintings, belonging 70 NJ A.,
pnwan, which were washed ssho,e Il -,
might have been saved had any %. bee. On a.
spot to care for them are for tie -sc pt-, .,..s-
destroyed. Those which were ieaG ana !.
the sea water were cut from iie fsanaa ,,S "a.
ried of by the pirates the frames We. ~,
ken in pieces, and scattered aionf si, s4..h
This morning found severAl st-sos " ,,vY,. a.;
denty more than century OF, snE sznsd IN ,bs
sand Al the silk, Ieghorn brad. az. xooI a
almonds and ether articles c0nttizss II Ia, o.,
carried of as soon as they came q lad On San.
day there were nearly thousand per,ous ba,s
from al parts OF the coast between Rocs.r,v ana
Monttuk. and more than bali Of them uus an.
esged in secreting and carrying OF everything
that seemed to be OF value.
The two bodies found yesterday were those q
sailors. AL have now come TO land but those
the Ossolis snd Henry Sumner If no, found IA
the wreck, they will be cast ashore to the wet
ward OF this, as the current has set in that dire
ton since the gale. Yours, &c. BIT
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L.ber Movement. I'm New-York.

That the Laborers for Wages in this City
are very generally pervaded with the idea
that radical improvement in their cendi-
tion is practicable and ought to be effected,
is now pretty widely known that large
share Of them are organizing and acting
with view to such improvement, is also
matter of general notoriety. Whether they
will or will not suceeed-or rather, how
soon they may hope to succeeds yet an
open question. If the present general
movement should terminate in nothing, the
result will hardly surprise many, for lack of
novelty. Labor has banded, and resolved,
and INDUCED in brave words, quite often
enough. If fighting pitched battles with
Capital would open its wa to emancipation,
1t would have been gloriously triumphant
and securely independent long ago. How
many times the unchartered masses have
beaten the aristocrats,' the rag-barOns,'
the nonrproducers,' &c., &C., at the polls,
ct the barricades, and in every conceivable
way but the right one, we cannot count, but
surely often enough. And the result-or
rather, the no-result-is witnessed all
around US.
We have attended but three Of the many
meetings held by the several Trades of our
City during the present year, and those
three by express and urgentinvitation. We
have as yet attended no meeting Of the In
dustrial Congress- though elected and COM
missioned Delegate thereto. We trust our
Reporters in attendance at the various La
Dor Meetings have done their duty modestly
and unobtrusively, recording what was done
rather than indicating what should be done.
We realize that the only hope Of useful
results from these movements depends on
keeping it purely movement Of the Labor
ing Class for the Elevation Of Labor in the
scale of social consideration and peeuniary
recompense. Should an occasion ever &C.
cur which should seem to require it, we
shall claim the privilege of stating to the
Congress, as Delegate from the Printers
Union, our view of any vital question, but
we mean to cast no vote and take no promi-
nent part in the doings of that Congress
Though we work as arduously and constant
IL as most men, we do not belong to what
is technically known as the LabOring Glass,
and claim no influence with it but as an ad-
yiser, and only in that capacity according to
the judgment which may be passed on the
tenor Of our lifelong efforts.
The Laboring Glass already know that
ve have little faith in Strikes or any form
Of combination to modify the action Of the
HieeliDg or Wages system. We believe the
vice to be eradicated is embodied in that
svstsm itself, and is inseparable from its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
Arrival of the Ohio-Later from Havana
Release OF the Confoy Prisoners.

The L. 8. Mail steamship Ohio, 1t. j. Findley
Schenck, U. s. N. commanding, arrived at this port
yesterday evening from New Orleans via Havana
The Ohio brings large number OF passengers the
California mails, and about $50 900 in gold dust on
freight
The Ohio left New Orleans on the 18th and ar.
rived at Havana on the nth, in A. hours from the
Bslize She left Havana on the evening of the 18Th.
On report Of the death Of the President in Ia.
vana, the flags of the shipping of different nations
were displayed at haf-msst- The steamer Fal,on
lef Chssres on the l2th and arrived at Havana
early on the morning Of the 18th. The Isabel from
Charleston arrived at the same time
The steamer Columbus arrived at Panama on
the 9Th in III days from San Francisco.
The Georgia arrived in Havana on the 18th. The
English frigste Indeiatgable rom Lisbon came in
the same day.
The U. 5. steamer Vixen sailed for Pensacola on
he 10th with AZ Of the COntoy prisoners, who mad
the day before been liberated by the Spanish sa-
thorItes Ten Of the prisoners are yet retained for
trial The Captain Of the GeOrgisna is reported as
being quite insane.
Tie news from the Island 10 Of very little inter
est The weather at Havana 10 intensely ho, and
business is dull, bat the general health Of the plscs
good. The decease of the President occasioned
deep feelings Of regret among the residents and
the future action Of Congress is awaited with in
tense interest
The Ohio brings ll4 passengers from Nev-Or
leans, IS from Havana, and IL from Chsrss.
We are under obligations TO Mr. J. Il. r. the
Purssr OF the Ohio for the prompt delivery Of Tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

16- THE News FROM EUROPE may still
boast rise in Cotton as its most important
item. From the American squadron at Lis
bon there is no later intelligence. All Is
quiet in the political world except some
preparations for war in Schleswig Hoistein'
but now that Germany no longer supports
the Duchies they must soon yield to Den
mark, backed as the latter is by the Rus
slams.
We should have issued this news yester-
day morning had not the telegraph given
out between Calais, Me. and Halifax.
The Asia reached Boston about o'clock
last evening. Her mails will arrive here
by the New.Hayen train this afternoon.
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MORsE's LINE.

OFFICE OF TIE Ngw-YoRK, ALBANY AND BUrrALo
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Urea, July ., 1917
~ At meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held nA
oeice, pursuant to notice, the following Resolution "
passed unanimously:
"Thai rom and after this dsts the Tcif Of ehngum
This Line for Teegrsphic Communication, be a foiow
For $50 miles and under, % Cents for 10 words MI
Cent for each adj onsl word.
Over $50 miles and under 5co 80 Gents for 10 wodh %
Cents for each additional word. =.
For 500 miles and over 20 Gents for 10 words ards ca
for each additional word
rs. sAxfoN. Presidss
Cf6ce, No. l6 Whl-sL
Upstairs. iy24 "
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Things In HavaBa-Tbe Contoy Prisencrs-
Robbery Of the British Consulate.

Hsvsns Corre,pordence OF The Tribune.
Havana, Friday, July 10
Msrs. G,sei<y 4 MsE1,an,
The intelligence Of the death of President Tiy.
lor received by the Ohio the evening of the lrA
via New Orleans, has excited much feeling in tbs
community, and induced variety Of specalstioa
as to the political complexion of the successful
The Island authorities are anxious, although tbey
have determined their line Of action. by which
they will abide, no matter what may be the cons>
quences, uIless the Ministry at Madrid o.herxiss
direct The Captain General has shown that DO
is competent for greater trials than have yes asa
upon bis official path and he feels that be has he'd
in obey ance the power Of the Republic lthap.
posed that the seven seamen will be released
when they have closed the trial Of the officers Of
the vessels, who will be held to the extreme pen
atty, if the clemency OF the Queen does not inter.
vene fer their safety. Capt Benson has been 70
wrough, upon by the various modes Of examini.
ton and threats, that he 10 furious maniac, past
oil hope Of recovery, and now occupying eel %
shore, in the Hospital or Asylum.
TIE two vessels, Georsians and Susan Loai
were hauled into the Arsenal wharf the day ID
lowing the publication Of the " dictamen" of tie
Auditor of Marine and are being loaded with M
terias for ship building, destined for Cadiz a. soa
as hey can be prepared for sea, that the the To
phies Of the first great victory over Yankee ans'
NAV be seen at home and the national vanity duy
eratitied. The quoted words have been used BY I
gentleman OF high official position and rank, tk
90 to show the sense with which the most intel
gent affect to view the organization OF the " Lopa
Expedition " in the United States
The Vixen, with the last Special Messenger
tbi. Government, Commodore Morris, LEFT on n
evening of the 10th inst by which opportunity w
were advised.
The Office OF the British Consulate was entefx
yesterday morning just after day light by rufiaS
the negro porter murdered and the apartments ra
bed OF all valuables that could be borne away. tn
time and location make the outrage singular rs
In view OF the Palace Of the Captain General il
the residence Of the Intendente. Causing ~
slo 1p-ofwr Albany TO subserve the purposes d
this Government in removal OF the forty tvo Goa.
toy prisoners from Havana, 10 estimated By The
epaniards nice bit of diplomacy, and quite IT.
umph
On the 10th inst on board the Soberano" sevsni
ty-four in this port, were displayed the haSso
nearly all nations, for what purpose We do na
know, bat we were happy to perceive the "S.n
and Stripes omitted
With much respect yours, quo
r. The health Of Hos. DANIEL P. KIsG, n
= - Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
neg Mr.. CLAY's SPEECH Of Monday in de-

Reg Mr.. CLAWS SPEECH of Monday in de-
tense Of the Compromise, and in reply to
the objections of its adversaries, has been
reported for The Tribune, and will be pub
Ished by us as soon as time shall have
been afforded the author for revision. We
have decided to wait rather than take the
hazard of misstating any of its positions.
It's views will be found worthy the earnest
consideration of every patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

H@Hon. G. NJ. CONRAD Of Louisiana, has
not, as we suspected yesterday, been called
into the Cabinet, vice Senator PEARcE, de-
clined. Mr.. Pearce has not absolutely de-
clined, and Mr.. Conrad has certainly not
been appointed in his stead. We under
stand that, in case Mr.. P. should finally
decline, his successor will probably be
chosen from Tennessee, either Gov. JONES
or NJ. P. GENTRY, NJ. G. Both are good
men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
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