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The New York herald., 1850-12-08
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ihiiAphiFhlA, bec. q, laft.
laicd, SC.
Jenny Lind took her departure very quietly this
momirg 9, and has, no doubt, safely reached Bald
more by this time. Her concert lil evening was
closing triumph Of her career in philalet,hii, far
surprising, FOR numbers and foshion, ay audiences
that ever assembled in the Musical Faa1 Hail.
Every foot Of room in the aisles and back OF lhs
orchestra, Yves occupied. The fair 5EeJe was in
excellent voice, and elected the mos, en,husiastic
srraufe ia every piece, and The audience sue
Ce,ded in obtaining y repetition Of Home" aud
TIE bird song There was a strong delegatiou
81 ouisidcr-, Notwithstanding the dreuchigg riin
snd rot less Than five h1udred c1rrlges wtfe
dawn 10 the yiciniy; soaie oi The audience, after
they could reach their vchclcs
The ccriinued rains cause apprchensiOns Of sn-
Other rcthci 10 The 5chuyikiii, and the hoters of
Nayigguon shares and loans ere dreadng further
damtge 10 that improvement, the damage II v hich
BY NE ioimtr itshet J. as noi YET been fully re-
paired.
The qlo ,sauapt, issprd against the Reading
RHilrotd has been dismissed, with costs.
The rain continues 70 ilil, uu.viihst0ndi1 n tis
murmurs of bil the world and his wife. IN ta,s
quarter IL does nos seem % rcpress IN the lsss,,
ihe musical opp tie OF our popn s,ion, for ihs
Philharmonic viii attract another crowd % ms
Musical Fund HAL ihis evening". aAd The box shset
for the fret nigh Of the opera. on Tue Say eve
rng, % literally splulucd " ith n1me1 Of ths urst
t,n, showing shat the upper tea have Oct. rmilet
o. make 10 the fthiol. Mr Walker, ths "a r.nI
here, has completed bis arrangements i0r the com
fuu 81 tie audience, AID Oh Dury will once Butia
b. ftiuycBattd by gs brilliant an audience a. was
ever seen IN TIE devs oi ifs prime.
An Oh men. named Wt'ism Rvrinv. was Hiai
this morning in pond near BASIN Hui, Ia iyiax
cond. he was t8Aca 90 the rag Gsrien
whith-ho1se, where he expired In a few MON ats.
lie had wondered into The po0d while in,oxc ted.
which, combined with the exposure, caused his
death. lie is said 10 be the father Of Herr ly-
nnetr, Ct wire-walking celebity.
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of the San Francisco market of the latest date. We
have not, however, added table of wholesale
prices current because Of the great discrepancy in
those published in California
The money market at San Francisco had again
got into healthy condition. The amount Of bust.
ness transacting considerable. The amount
of gold dust daily received had been on very ex.
tensive scale.
twenty-five thousand letters are advertised as
uncalled for in the Sacramento post Office.
The City Hospital belonging to DR.. Smith, in Sa-
cramento City has been destroyed by f,re, commu-
nicated by the conilagration of house of illfame
kept by one Irene Macready.
Levi Gilbert, of Brooklyn, New York, came to
his death, October 2Sth Mr.. G.. was on a cunning
excursion in the bay, in company with three other r
gentlemen, and was accidentally shot
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We have received files OF the Poignesiaa and Honoi-
" TIMES down Ito the 26th of September inclusive
They did not reach us until yesterday however. The
news they contain does not possess much interest On
the 29th of September. q court was held when Mr..
Judd and the two Hawaiian princes received with
all due pomp and ceremony. All proper respect
paid upon the reception Of the OF the death
OF General Taylor, which Mr. Allen consul, duly
acknowledge Two estates one consisting Of lbs
OF land including cattle, farming implements 30
Of cane and swooden sugar mill and the other
liCo acres eco Of which was in cattle, mills Sc,
sold ia September the for for $4,000, and the
latter Tor $50 0C0 The Poly nesan states that the
crops the grcaud will pay 90 per cent ON the pur
chase money btsides the Of labor Large sales OF
goyernm ent lands have been made on Maui, unm-
proved from 50 to $40 per In from 10 TO 80 acre
cts to the natives Potatoes at that place at the last
actouLts weIe abundant selling SO 30 per barrel
Several careoes we're loading FOR San Francisco
Mr.. Gorbup. says the Po'vnssian, was robbed OF
Sl5s9 by tEO fellow borders. The money ives recover
cd the next Say MIR. GoTbun had just returned from
California
old dust was In de napd at sl6 Is per ounce.
br Francis l.. Jones 20 PEARS OF age son OF Joh q
Jones EgQ formerly United States eonsnl at Honou-
lu died az that place on the 2lst OF Sept, ;nssr
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BALTIMORE, Dec z, 1851.
Dad UcathG-J,uuY LtM Naai4 -S.reaAi,s. Sc.
We have had a week Of the most inccssant rain.
indeed there has not been a dry spot in t. Our
dry goods men are complaining terribly that the
ladies have he'd no opportunity 70 spend their
money during the week, and husbands conse-
quently feel somewhat recO1ced 10 wet and
muddy streets.
A shcrt time since, when Jenny Lind made her
itinrrhant cnirtc at New York. the 3 Biltimorcans
were fidculing the mania which appeared to have
rossessed the people Jcany makes her entrances
70 Baltimore however 20 oay, snd the excitement
runs mountain high The theatre will not hold
oue.hslf Of those who will desire 70 be- presen, at
her trst concert The windows Of the old Man.
sion-hcuse. opposite Jenny Lind's apartments. at
Banum's, have been rented out az Si per head to
witness and listen 70 the serenade that was an
nounced 20 come CT tonight. The weather. how
ever. viii Teyeut any serenade to night; though
leefn that the idederNauz Association snd Vo-
lsndt's fine hand will treat her to A spscinen os
the vocal and instrumental during her stay.
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TheU. g asil steamship Uspg.n Gspt rAiter'on
arrived q san fIaneisco fTtm Astoria or'gon tsrfi
teIy. she rft that port ON the afternoon 81 fudey'
DE- lih inst. about O'Clock. Hnd The mouth oi tue
CoiV Eabia about o'clotk X the came efeninr
The Or gen brought fosn ~ pse'snsets several Of
hfm re,id, nts Ci our own city who Lad b,ua 40 % .
Ilessufe mp.
Ther, Va. very inus news ;irri-s in Astori, whom
The rainy season had set H. but aot vi.A nuch ss.
verify.
ne OreEon Sr,cio'u eys that out Of door tusinss.
ghe same Journal states that ne Clactemss rapids
inIttytmtpts were progfssiiag but sstms 20 dpuot
wLethfT the ftm by vhicn the water istprned ibt0
the rev channel can b. completed thisssason. Ts.t
reper eaTs that there are stiii . s"brr 81 imnt
gtnt' iu the Cascade mountains. They are arriving
every thy or tuo In dstsUhs1 companies % q dozen
teams or 90 The grsss had been found 20 Be sparse
ana fcatttTtj
II adds tfat the Soyerpment a. the Daliss poet has
been quite active in furnishing suPpes 20 the suer.
iHg immirfs nts. those he stn in the mountains
nust ,uhsf immensely particularly ths families if0n
AIR PhilHp FOSTER al the foot Of the Cascade Noun.
tsius sAdto have had The philanthropy % furnish the
ir migrants with potatoes At 81 per bushsl that we're
The mall route sstwten Oregon city and the UmPqua
nj into operation the ltn iBst Ihe commnnics-
The oregon reports that four vessels hAi put into
Ehcal NGtsr Bay through mistske-..the soundings
sgrteing With the Cnlun Bis river Tho schooner oha
syt GOfd ao put In the place alter riding out
nne % sight Gays duration. waiting Tor pilot
70 gtt into the Columbia fiter.
lhe overland Immigrants ese quite o. hearty 81 IN
Much suffering has besn expeienred IN the later end
G. their iourney. Great destitutiou eXists anon
thcfe arriving AZ the Dalss Quite number Of the Inn
migrants vii wiRter the Columbia between the Cas-
cades sud Dales they hnd excellent food Tor theiI
Csttle " the upper county.
Tire and large steamer In course Of coustruc
! ti0r 81 Ml~aukie will be complsttd In few weeks
/ and will tske tsr place the river.
1bs trfs NonparsH cant Pope, was dlscharging a
Sc Allen sud the bash Alice Tasieten. Capt Rayuey
tstirg In csrvo q square timber, pilrs ant TIRE
I iuch pi.Dk ~ the came place.
Ths Bss;snsn, T-etutly NON this part, wss rrseks
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In entering the Umpqua river Vessel and cargo are
said to be o total loss no lives lost
Gov. Gaines, and Or. Dart. the Indian agent were at
Astoria when the Oregon rallied.
It Is estimated that there has been grown the ter
ritory the past 800 900 bushels OF wheat The
potatoe crop IL also very abundant
The stesmship Sea Gull, Capt W b Casey, had also
arrived at San Francisco from Portland Oregon She
lett that port the Sth inst for this place but when
about twenty miles below Portland, struck snag,
which disabled her rudder and com PEELED her to put
into Astoria and there detained her for repairs ffesn
days She left Astoria Wednesday the 23d inst. in
com psny with the q. w. Kendall
The Sea Gull reports the bark Louisiana, wind bound
in Bakers Bay. The Eliza Ann Smith and brig
Triumph sailed some days previous. The Alice rsrlten
was loading at st. Helrnf. The George and Martha
and tho brig NoDpareil from this place had arrived
and the bark Desdsmons from New York In l35 days
The Sea Gull exchanged signals with the brig John
Davis at the mouth OF the Columbia. bound In
One OF the passengers Mr.. Angel was robbed en- the
Sea Gull of $1,000 The thief was not discovered.
She brought down sl67l8 in gold dust
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Supreme s,,, CO, 0eg,t--eeqe,s Al Term.

ADMISSIONS TO TfIE lAR.
Dts. THE folloving gentlemen, after an able and
searching examination by the Chief Justice ad-
mitted AZ Counselors and Attcrnies aJaw to prscce
In the several Courts OF this state Edw. Arpcoon,
Geo. @. Bellows, l.. H. Delos. Crane, Henry n. Cam
mings, Char Davi. John Doyle. John Jenness, las.
Hitchcock, John Nelson. Isaac {. Newton. Jean
Phillips Jas n. snkman, Geo. A. shufelit, IT,, Jsrons
n. Fitzgerald
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TWELVE DAYS LATER NEWS
ALI PARTS OF THE PACIFIC.
~>>S~y~S~~~Y>~~>>~~~oO~~~
INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
S~>O~>~N>y~~~~~>>~o~>~-s
A r r. 7 Y Al
OF THE
MAIL STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
s>>-S~~>~-~>>~~~>~S>>~>~
Over Two Millions of Gold Dust on
its Way to New York.
>>>>~O~~~~~~~~No~~~>
The Democratic Aspect Of the Legislature.
-~~~~>o~>~~0N~N~~~NO>~~-
THE GREAT UNION CELEBRATION.
~~>>>~~>~~~~~~>>~~>o~
Terrible Steamboat Disaster and
Loss OF Life.
>~~~~~~o@~~~-~>o~~~~~~~~~~~
r II = M a r X = = 8
&C., Ssc &c.
MAIL STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
Over Two Millions of Gold Dust o
its Way to New York.
e II = M a r X = = 5 ,
&C., sc Sc.

The American mail steamship Georgia, Capt.
Porter, arrived yesterday morning from Chagres,
via Havana.
The Georgia sailed from Chagres on the Goth
'ult. She left there the steamer Empire City, wait
ing for the specie. Two millions fire h,adreS thou
sand dot9ars came down in the Pdnama oa freight
The Empire City had 2S0 passengers.
Tha g.. llax.
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n q b,,a Perry Lieut. roote, vss at ~. Helena. on
the SIN of September % sail for the south coast Of
africa In two or three days.
The 3 sloop Of war Porttmouth, Gregory, com
mander left Angola sept ., on cruise
ire a. g steamer Massachusetts, vas at Fan Diego on
sbe 10th OF October, With the army aud navy commits
slopers on bcsrd They hsd hnishet their YORK. sni
the vessel was 10 leave or ssa francse0 on ths ast
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The Georgia brought about a million of Gold il,
the hands Of passengers, ana hundred thon;and
on freight. The Georgia sailed from Havana on
the I'd inst, in the evening.
The Northerner and Panama were the only two
steamers from San Francisco az Paaaml; the Con-
e,,u;ion propeller had arrived from Valparaiso. A
number Of sailing vessels were daily expected
syith passengers, and about 1000 Intended to cross
over from Gealejo TO San Juan.
The news from San Francisco is to the lst ult
October 18th, the day set apart as the ose which
should re.echo the glad welcome of California
snio the Union OF her thirty sister States, and
which the citizens of California, with one mind
of joyful expectation and warm patriotism, had
booked forward TO with very great interest, was
s1shersd in with FEDERAL salute from the Plaza,
san Francisco, by detachment of Company M 1,
81 L. s. Artillery, under command Of Lieut.. II.
-. Gibson. The turn out was great There was
a grsnd bali in the evening", 10 which we received
an aviiaiion, TOO late, however, 10 be Of any use
HOus. Annexed is a copy Of it-
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Amount elessed iurirs october ...,..: si5ei ioi
ghe demand for upbgy IL rather on the lnorssss.
(Fricay, kov I O'Clock y. 81 owing 20 the large
Euourt required 10 he expended in The extensivn ici
piovemfnts roB. 10 this city also the enori3-us
lmouut daiiy Ceyosiie1 in TIE Custom iioufe. Ths
cons. quepce ia. the money market s what IN termed
ticht The rate of,utrrsgt confipues high causad ~
hs vsut Of coutdsncs On the psTt OF the ls7Sof "a
thtr than fcsTeity 81 capitol Nov tha. LIS STATE
admitted into The AMs.leLa !-..--6 We mas speedily
sKPeet ahTsHes .Ee UElttd states laiat 10 Be STA.
.llstsd lfse.
God fIi ia g 9ir. f1 r'g r's1If ~ ~ pysisa' brt
srge psrces will Dot bs parted With a. less than s5
Der Ource.
srotEs- silfe Tosn inisrsst per ct Per no - 30
City Scrip secured by taxes. ...., - a .
To 10 city property. 10a.1
Government warrants, without int.
fsst received f0r 'axes. ........ 20 = 80
Ike smount a bullion rpcrttd from fan Frsu~isco
since TIE 18Th November ls4g % October 80 istO ~
entered a. the Custom House. IL. s2i so 5ss
DO 90. entered inward. ................. 2lsfoCo
The amountct Duties paid toe Cus.c 4 House Tor
tha pact three ncnths !. n follows.-
Ter mcEth % July. ly................... tll1e-1 -
August s...ss....ss lt1 1pap W
sept ber.. ......... liA Jis CD
Alteiss ssssss sss.s s+tti-1l -
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Movement OF Precious w,trIs in { Calisornia

from lhe Alta California Nov
By rtffs 10 hutbsntio documents, We have Gs-
ctrtDlnet the amount cf bulon which has arrived AMI
cltSfed az this port 1uTDg the last tFD months 20 be
as follows
srnrsxNT shorirg the am orn. ef bullion srrivet and
cleared :fcrl tbs poft q san Francisco District oi
Upper rshi0Inis cuiirg each quarter. from hoven-
her l., lsls 20 September 30, 1880 iaclusive.-
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Vhe NeNt IeYffIutuf~ OI VAXi1OrniA.
Annexed the names and political classification Of
the members OF the next Legislature far Is the
best infor alton reaches. Mr.. Woodwork, a whig,
from the ath senatorial District Is In the Atlantic
States and viii not return to take his scat which of
course creates vacancy. We copy from the sacra-
m uto Trgy
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The Cholera ~ California.

From the alta talif1ruim, oct -.
Our ciigtps we're startled yesterday morning By ihs
rcl ct tbat vtsssl had arrived ia the hsfbO having
On beard large humber o. eases q cholera. The
vrtssl rrcrtd 10 be the schocner O II Montague
Capt. Meek She saied iron. Sacramento City on FRI
coy Last viii 80 passengers. and crew oi seven n
number and Wss bound 20 Panama On the say after
iailif rom Eacra fnto City difease which has been
prcntunttd 20 be the cholera broke opt among the
fssstrrsfs aLt. On ttAt day frsnkiin Lamb. q Gro
ter. Counectcut. cied and vas buried 81 Bent ia.
Since . c'olttk T.. Of MONDAY. the flOsirg
rfmt1 pGeors have tir t-Gtorgs Noicou. q Wal
th6m, Mass Mrs. uoihrook. o. North Atau'. Berg
shire county. Mas. John spencer. % Waltham.
Nprp ..Ltmuti Teues. cf Warrpr, Rhode f.landf " u
Joyor tscond mate, and John Reed TIE captain u A
four pasrtnaers are tick board The hntis. Of
the six persons entlorc1 ashaying died sisos Mon.
Cav anfrronn were buried yesterday By the city
Tie vessel has been ordered inlo quarantins, az
nj sss sent On hosr5 to iske care Of tnc sick
The Medical sccitfy called together last ever
az the request Of he Mayor. In ai3t.sn 10 the
ftOvs four deaths g. cholera we're ttated % have
curred IN the city within twenty four hcurs one case
wastfes Of lsdy. who jisd in eight hours after beiD
Infected sroihsE sea captain, who died q: the
Marine Uospital another a child near The head Of
Wssbington street anl another a nan who disd at
The Mission after Ak hours .ickness.
phyEicao who bosrd the q VI Moutayue,
on Der passage down ifom SacrameBto city made a
stattmsnt on the subject tfthe dssase as hal mani.
tested itfelf board that vessel The schooner
leaving Sacramento City. he was called 10 administer
20 sick psrton. He found the man the aoor with
every appearance Of chcers the nan died during the
car. The neat day seven eases were treated AMI on
Moudsy night there we're six deaths
There are ssa two persons nov on board in the last
sttgss OF conpse The greater portion Ct those who
disd from the mining Districts stout
who Monday morning ate their brea kfasts art.
iy a. sny IN board. The cholera nrst made its sp.
ttsrsnce in the forward part Of the vessel, aud spreal
thtnce TO the cabin
DAY morning and put up at the Sacramento Hotel
nov sick with cholera.
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Marriages snd Deaths In taiifornin.
lFIom the san Francisco Papers


In SEN Francisco on the 2-d October. Mr. George "
Moore of 81 Louie Mo- TO Miss Q. Mccormick. Of
Hutland Vermont.
In stockton. by the Rev James VIM. Mr Chas
Peek formerly of New York. TO Miss Lucy Jnae.
caushtsr Of y D picksnson, Eco OF stccktoB
On Monday, October IL By Rev. Dr. Yer seher Mr.
goseth Tuiner % Miss khgsbeth eldest iaughtsr q
Cstfa.n W d Wall Of ~ 1nes New soath Wales
On sunday, October lSth. by Res y. aartinta. Gr
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John Ddncoll, ofBos,on, Mas

John Griffin, Of London, Tag.
John DruYey, Cork, iceland.
John M Stewart, Canterbury, Mass
John s. Beverly, Springfield, Mass
C,rus Jtfperan, Edgaitown. Gass.
Dr. Sheihurn, Boston, Mass.
'~Ees Street.
Wm Mcleod, Dos;or, Mass.
Charles Hui-y, LODI, N. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
NETWORK LAUnDRY.

r.NO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, FAMILIES AND NEW
II sHIhT DEALERs-Ths 10 one OF the most perecI
Launc ries this other country IL has been erected
Al an expense OF four thousand dollars and CON-
blnes he 70 lowing advantages
l.t Persons leaving tho city In haste can have their
clothes ashed and Honed In superior manner In two
hours tune. ,.
81 No other material 10 used in the washing department
but pure olive oil soap and Cro0n the CLONES
are not destroyed by patent soaps or otner psIen1 num-
bugs 50 excessively advertised Ia the nswspsper -
Sd Clothes washed at this essDlishment are handled
with great csrepscusr pains being taken not to RAD or
tesr mem In washing. ,
Alb Genuemens shirts done up equal to new shirts
on sae-genilemens collars irOned Ia froy sIyle-wnhe
vess white panlaocps elegantly ironed and posned
All this be done where except In well appointed
laundry.
5Ih Clothes nissen or lost (which seldom never hap
per d will be promptly paid for -
9Th Cloues washed this establishment VIII wear nucn
longer than washed almost any other place simply
because they not only land cd with care ou no
Gus drug such washers use 10 permitted 10 enter
tire place. whi b OF itself destroys clothes
Ladies dretses done up BY experienced french snn
drtts.
Clothes taken and delivered free fro charge for carrying
note through the Penny Post Will meet Win prompt
attention
For particulars inquire at the Office OF the Laan-
MADAME RAYMOND. Superintendent
,hiru jyls Sits
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~ Independent Order of Rechabites.-At

M Mathematician Order OF Hechabftes.-A
meeting OF The Committees OF the several fen couveuoo
on Saturday evening July - for the purpose OF making
ths srrane for Ining win our feo welt
,zsns I'm The funeral soemDes of the late President OF ms
q g. on the sd ns the following regulations we're adop
al VIZ Thai each member Of the Order wear the TeSas
Of M rspl with the mmed with Grape the usual
moDnue roette and the left arm, With no oihsr
bsdse OF ANY kind Bro Daniel Mcleod was IN anmousy
ehosen OraLd Marshal. who has appointed Bro Moody
Cnmins O. w. Wheeler, WIN T. Horton, ADD James
Rnclhre "a aids ssued tho folio wing directions, VIZ
The Tents OF the shb0rng dis cts are invited 10 unle
with us al requested 10 epo az soon az convenient
Al Washington TeUt room, corner OF Cousge flace ana
Rstcler Al or al 1877 Bo Tents of District out
~ he CITY, will report the same place at or before
oicicrk kros Cumins ana Wheeler Special Aifs for
the Tents west Of Broadway and Bros Horton ana SUCK
he's Tor those on the east The line viii be formed in Wal
her sI right on Broadway Al y O'Clock pfscsey nrsn
ran are requested To appear III daIk clothes and while
gloves THOmAs SfE'ENSo'' "uHi n51It
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YkGRTABLR PILLs.-

DThis MeoicIe Of enduring efficacy justly prlsod as
correctoT disorders OF tho stomach and bowels lne
common symptoms Of which cosuvoness spssms loss
OF sppee sck headsche, gddness sense OF oosng aror
meals dzzDess VI the eyes, drowsness, and cfamplag
pains In stomach and bowels These symptoms being
suffered 10 remain torpid state OF the liver snperyeoes
aud all the horrors Of dyspepsia are experienced Every
junction VI the frame Is TO certain extent prosaled but
llle perseverance, and the of Brandrehs Pls Will
three doses viii conyirce he a ced OF their ssuary IN
auence The siomsch will speedily regsin lie strength,
besihy acuon Of he liver will take place and in'ea
osesspess beat pain and jsundc=d pear ncestrsngtn
activity and renewed health will be the blessed result
They specially recommended for stomach coughs
colds fever and sgue, (which they surely cure ashm.
shorness Of breath and all obsrucions. And II aken a.
ter TOO free indulgence al table they at once retto5 le
system No its natural state Of healthy repOse.
Persons OF foil habit who subject 10 hesdsehe, gdd
meas drow sines and singing in the ears arising from 100
great How Of blood to The head should never De wlhoa
them, many highly dangerous symptoms Will DO reIno'
ed by their immediate use. -
FOR FEMALES generally, the Brsndreth Plus cannot
be too highly spoken Of They remove all oosIru ;ona
give energy and strengths cure the distressing hsadache
unfortunately prevalent with The sex depression OF me
spir dullness Of nght nervous affections, bloches pin
pes saowness OF the skin all removed, and juvenile
bloom ard general sprghiness indicate The power and
hesIhhunets CT Braudrehs Pulls
Ladies al delicate periods viii find them unryAed they
are the best medicine for Mothers and cbdrea and cure
worms and cosIiveness.
Let II be remembered that Brandrehs Pills ezay In
their operation and yet unite miloness wh efficiency aud
REQUIRE no alteration attention diet during their
Sold IS cents per box with fa drectons 2il Broad
way, New.York. Jyt7 Steodisf