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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
The Seventh Census.

We have already spoken of the superb
ority of the mode adopted in taking the
seventh census over all its predecessors,
and now add the following particulars with
respect to it.
Not only do the returns contain the name,
age, sex, color, condition and profession of
each individual, but the place of his birth
is also given. BY this means we can see
whence each locality and each state has de-
rived its population, and howfar tits indebt-
ed to sister states and foreign countries. SO,
too, the facts are so exactly ascertained that
it will be seen what is the original trade
and employment as well as the birth place
Of those who people our penitentiaries,
jails, poor houses, hospitals and houses of
refuge. 1t will be known whether they
can read and write, what are their crimes or
infrmities, so that in short, the entire inhu-
ence Of birth, profession, education, age,
color and condition, upon morals, and vice
versa, may be seen accurately at a glance,
Thus, the number and residences of all
the deaf and dumb, the blind, the insane
and idiotic, in each States is ascertained
and lucidly shown by the returns.
The slave population has been made the
subject of most careful inquiry. The ia
bles in the Census Office give an account
of the age, sex and color of the slaves in
all the States, with the number Of fagitives
from bondage, the number manumitted
within the year by each STAKEHOLDER, and
also the number of deaf and dumb, blind,
insane and idiotic slaves.
An entire novelty in this Census is a
complete return of the statistics of mortal
ity through the entire Republic for the
year 1850. When this was first suggested
by Mr. Kennedy, it met with great opposi-
ton from almost all sides. Some doubted
is practicability, someits constitutiOnality,
others its use. Very few encouraged him
to 20 on in work of such magnitude
The result has more than satisfied even
the opponents of the idea. The great value
Of such statistics, when reliable, will be
apparent at thought.
The returns in the Office exhibit the
name, age, sex, color, condition, whether
bond or free, whether single, married or
widowed, the birthplace, profession or
trade, disease and duration of sickness, OF
each person deceased in the United States
within the year.
The simplicity, success and perfection
with which this vast mass of most impor
tant and useful facts has been obtained
and arranged are, surprising, and can only
be fully appreciated on an inspection OF
the schedule employed for the purpose.
No European Government has ever ap-
proximated to the thoroughness, comPre-
hensiveness end accuracy of these returns.
The Prussisn statistics of mortality have
been celebrated, but comparing them with
those procured in this Census, their infe-
rieritv is extreme. In the Pr1ssian tables,
for instance, there are placed at the head
# the sheet the diseases with reference To
bich inquiry is made, along with certain
oGcs and the sex 10 which it is confined. So
lhpt 10 Get the aggregate number Of
deaths BY any disease, With the age a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
81 ExTENslvE AND PEREMPToRY SALE

OF Water Lots aud Privileges on the Hudson RIVER aud
Improved property IA The City of Newl ork al sucuon
We invite TIE attention Of capitalists and others to the large
and positive ssle 10 close concern, by ANTHONY J.
PLHEcKeR, THIS Day, AZ u O'clock al 1he merchauis
Exchange cOnsstng of twenty los OF ground Suc about
eighty water situated tbe Hodson River ana on the
Twelfth end rhrernto ave aud on tory-turth and Forty
0h az The whole forming OF the most Vu6oe river
pIoperIss IA The city The water grants taken ou and
pAd for The Hudson River RAILROAD passes down me
Eeyenlev on The rear Of tue whole premises leaving Us
water privileges untouched Eytersive Improvements az
MAXIM 10 The trmediate vicinity this being Toe al og
block 10 hose occupied by Mr. Hggns large factories
Also BY order Of executors and Others lots OF EsOuuu
ith tue mansion house the FOrtyairdst OeWeen
the Eighth aad Nnth ave house aud vacant ots O9
Finy-thid and Fifty.fuusth botwsea the tinn and
SIKH avs; lot on Seventh near Twenty ighI-sI he
valuable properly the n. corner OF bfo0 ne ana
Marion ste The splendid house AND Tot No 10 Med-
sonev The terms OF The sale of the shove building lois
wsu he liberal to the purchasers LtbogrSphe maps OF
The shove property can he bad az the RncGon room,
Brosd-at 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
Green on Gambling.

"Green's Report No. 1. on Gambling
and Gambling houses in New York" has
just been issued at the office of the Anti
Gambling Association, No. 81 Chatham-st.,
and we ask the earnest attention of good
men to the facts embodied and the pictures
presented in this work. They must say
whether self. interest as well as public
safety does not require them to do some
hing in aid of the movement for sup
preston Of gambling. This great vice has
become so prevalent, so formidable, that
no mans fortune or livelihood is safe from
It's blightiDg grasp. He may be ever so
cHcumsPect, ever so correct, yet be strip
ped In a moment by the losses at play of
some partner, clerk, OF debtor, whom he
never suspected Of gaming. Other vices
give warning Of their presence and gradual
progress TO mastery; bat the despe-
rate gambler Of 10. day may be one who
never risked q dollar Till last month and
how walks the streets trusted and hOnored,
buying selling, drawing notes anI endors-
ug Vth no one OF his business Associates
even suspecting thar his nights are spent
n The heunis ~ blacklegs and shsrpers
''ho afc Aeedrg him tend ihemj of thou
sad A,,cr thousa1ls. Ualess good men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

OBIo-The ClerelQad (0.l PtaiadeGler goes
for postpoDing the Young Mems State Convention
of Locos to some time in May, when another
Convention should be called for the nomination
of State officers. The PlQihdeater probably sGs-
poets this young Mems" ruse was au old Han
ker movement, and 80 advocates it's postpone
ment. The YOungsto~H Republican, another
Reserve Loco paper, advocates postponenent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

which they occur, tedious, arithneticd
process must be gone through. In the new
plan adopted by Mr.. Kennedy all this ia
simpli6ed 20 that in one tenth Of the space
required by the Prussian tables for singl.
disease we have the complete statistics Of
death, tog. Their with tenfold mass of i'm
portsnt facts connected with the subject.
Each assistant Marshal has also been re-
quired to report whether the season was
one of more than usual mortality, and lisa,
to state the cause to which such a fact IA
to be attributed, especially if that cause
were local one. The assistant Marshsls
have also been instructed to report the
character of soil, rocks and water, the ex-
istence Of minerals and ores, the sort Of
timber, &C., proper to the place. Thus
this Census will not only contain the ordi-
nary information it is designed to furnish.
but great variety Of other facts of the
highest importance to science and TO the
welfare of the nation.
We shall recur to this subject on fa-
ture occasions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACelDENr AT NEWARK.
"A boy named Patrick Waters, employed in
Scarlet, Dodd x Co.'S Sospender 4ctory, at the
Heidelberg Works, came 70 a shocking death
about 9 o'clock yesterday morning He was
caught by the arm in e belt attached 70 the ma
chinery, and was revoived arc and the shais for
the space of nearly txO minutes before be could
he could be extricated-the shaft making 90 re.
volutions minute de was taken up dead his
right arm wrenched Of at the elbow, aud bis
skull dresdfuly fractured, by the repeated blows
received at each revelation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90.
Ror California;.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the
Son9,cich Islands. 1t will contain all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News, City
News, Money and Market Reports, Mar
riages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper will please
leave their orders early this morning. Price, sin
gle numbers, sixpence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

POPULAR LECTUREs.-Mrs. Coz is lecturing ia
Pittsburgh On w omsns Social Position Mrs.
COATES ditto on Physiology hAtPH WALDO
EMERSON is about TO deliver q Coutse there.
JOHN b. COUGH is Tor lately wss) talking Tom
perance In Chic, where he created strong SEN
sation. DR.. JEwETT, and one or two other eject
i've speakers, have been reminding the Temper
ance fires Ia COnnectic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

~ MA W. GrisWod, the sct,ye and efficient
mail agent between this city sDd W ash,nssoo, has
been transferred To the route between New York
and San Francisco. While we regret 10 lose The
services Of this gentlemen In oar immed looa-
isy. we cannot boz congratulate tue u ,'ulnuleus
UPON secu,iry 40 Able an oaicer ugon thls import
ant route. We kooE thst be Wil most ta'nlaHy
perform his duties and ali remove many "i ''e
sources Of complaint wiicl have here CIT re eA
isted g. ylysaian.
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ture occasions.


Ey- The Commercial Advertiser having chosen
to mix in to our controversy respecting Legs.
lation BY Guess," and hfting chosen not to pub.
lish any material portion Of what we have to say
on the subject, is requested to favor US with its
opinion on these points:
l. Mas IL night that the clause of the Naval Ap.
preparation bill 10 question which the Senate had
expressly stricken out and refused to pass should
nevertheless be recorded and published as part Of
the law
.. Did Speaker Cobb do right in directing that
the bill a. enrolled " must conform 10 the acti0" Of
of the House" when no part of it could be a Law
without the concurrence Of de SeH9fe which in
this case had been expressly refused
3. Did not the bill, as returned from the Senate
mot to speak here of the necessary state ofaco-
holic obfuscation in which some subclerk must
have been who engrafted on it the 5,na,e's
amendment) surely show that the Senate had
stricken out the Proviso in question: aud was not
that fact well understood on all hands.
4. What practical odds Is there between the
Speakers writing in With bis own hand Proyiso
which the Senate had rejected, and directing the
Clerk to put it in or keep it in
All this we regret to perceive,is likely to draw
public attention away from our main point, which
is " Legislation by Guess" We stated faithfully
and clearly the manner in which the most imPor-
tant bills were hustled through Congress, and no
part of that statement is contrsdicted We
stated also what the consequence Of such leslsla-
ton in regard to the Navy Bill, and that stats'
ment precise true to the letter. The law, as OIL
cially published, contains what is no law-whn
is virtual forgery Of law. All this the CONNER
cial treats a. OF little account, and talks as though
the proviso agency of Speaker Cobb in the pre-.
misses was the material question. The non en-
acted clause is in the officially published law
and placed or retained there under the auspices
of Speaker Cobb; but no matter what bis share
of the blame may be, the wrong is committed.
The Commercial wrongly states that wa
charged that the s35oOOo for a CALIFORNIA Tels'
graph line was in the Post. Route bill. when our
statement was only that we were so ieforncd.
which was true. Bat no matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
Fer Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued THIS MORNING,
at o'clock 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time of going to press. The Asia sails
from this port TO DAY, at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

Y THE LEGISLATURE OF ONO has
voted to adjourn at o'clock this morning.
A Free Banking Law, and an act imPos-
ing Tax on Banks passed the House last
FTidsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

DAeUERREOTVPEs.-H the Ar
us, $50 Broadway mss foe estahiish1eni two spendid
skylghts; Is long and well experienced Ia me M'i hs
been benored h stings OF the beauty and talent OF he
couptry makes beautiful FcIuresi pessss me inost ~
udious and charges moderate prices la snort al tna
expect and at accomplish may DC fea"@03 a.
go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL "CrayOn
Dsgpeyreo,ypss taken only 81 NJ A. h g. ROOTS Gal
lerv SIS Broadway corner Of Fianklnt are admired by
ali or their uthf OF expression as well as Tor tae
9Th holiness and clearness OF Impression pc
caiar 10 his nrw yIe OF Arr PROCESS PATENTED.
Please call and examine speciaene me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

WHAT WE ALL KNOW.--With knowI-
edge OF accounts good hsud and good character there
IL no such word fell" In this city, for ca energetic
yOung man Ooe OF fhsss requis ss-a hDe. clear bold
merchant ds ecqu ed In course OF Lessons from
GoLDsmITH 19 Braso way cost Of 50 3D. In Mr. Gs
new suit for private pupils will be found every
desderstum for private tnitiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
DUPUY's FLUIp ExrRACT OF SIENNA

DUPUY'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SIENNA
AND DARDELIoN-A subsit1te 10 merculia preparations
In variety Of diseases IL 10 already popular remedy
with many practitioners ~ THE country and Ia Europe Inc
dis asses 10 Witch IL s especially applicable ere hOse con
nected with arrangements IN functions Of the liver and
OF the dge.tive generally For SAFE a. DUFUi >
COO Broadway. corner Houston At.
Swiss CoRS celebrated reedy relieffo pain
f COrps ano Buttons For sRe at DUPuYs, sos Broad
way; at RUsHTON CLARK Co.'s establishment; AUG a.
LORIN BRooKsS, 1856 "a ton ST. mo- otood'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
e DR. BUrCHINGs chaLIenges the


world TO produce n meoicine equal 10 he Dyspepsia
BierB The OF the stomach eoo ehecuay
clear &c Il and n,ePues from all Irritating matter more
90 than any medicine and II will not debiltae on
the contrary the appetite feelings always viii be in
proved There is dagger 10 taking these Berl-ihey
will always found pleasant and beneficial TO tue const
tuition These Bit have powerful effect az Sphag and
Fall purifier We refer The reader 10 the advertisement IN
another column,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

A TRIUMPH OF ART.-The copy Of the
Gallery OF Ilustrous Americans which hiss been bound by
Nr WALKER Ia the mos, magnificent style possi6e, Tor
loon 4L5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
PHILADELPHIA.

correspondence OF
PHILADELPBrA, Tuesday, March Is.
William McFadden, the youDS druggist, who
was sentenced Saturday to three mouths imPi.
soument, for involuntary maDsauehter, in caus
ing the death of Miss Nell, has been pardoned BY
Governor Johnston.
The Cor1os market continues quiet hut prices are M.
changed The ex port densId for FLOUR continues iBed
PIcss have declit ed q DOL Sab VI SO b1s
snesrd ard brEn0s part al o7t " Dol, aud a
ptce e ere unable 10 learn. the sairs for city Use
are limited within range of our former quotations. Rvs
n orr and Com MEAL not induifeo afer aud sailed
on e,fer have rapspired. Prices OF WHEAT stesdy
Sses on 4itOd6(Oo isir ana prime Pebnsyivaua Red
es "a spd White at I02. esJgo OF RYE sold at So cents
CoRk l. seaTce. ssts Of 5,Ot1 SQshels cent? saJst
snS % in store OATS are 10 fair request ssle,d
go bushels prime at 43 cens y bnshe The demand ff
WHTsKY is limited Sales Of bbs al q and hhds at 2le
2l4 GEMS -.
sALFs OF sToCKs-Fiyst Roavd-SO0 Cty &c. ~, lef
Al Penn Township Bank, LOO Long lasod RR, llt 20
Cry o., 81 sl 1850 Reading RR SOL 100 do ~ ed,
!; ~ Nofrlown kR, 85i; 1000 Lehieh Interest Sc
Penn RR, ~ b Far Mech bk, M; $3.50 Residing knsS
30, 5s4 GO County So 20, old, oi 40 Harrisburg hk ~
Second sodyd-sIe oot Reading RR &C. 20, 10, tonU,
g, 'o7 1906 100 S.se C. 49, lt3; SO State So ~;
RR, a. Harrisburg RR, 45i; 800 Schuykill Nay n9r
Isee 90, 7oi so Resomg RR, Ati 10 do, ~ Nv" -
Goa, ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

Miss CpAPMAN's BENEvIr.-This even
inc hi. cited Young lady ektf boae6t BARNUMs MI
Scum and DO person deserved better one She s
lsdv ~ suneri emit and nished actress, beside being
one Of mn emisbed character Msdela'ue and beauuto
Comedy beside, viii be presented TINS AFTERNOON Jim
Crow Rec appears In tw0 OF his hest pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

NEw CoDE or PRACTICE IN KrsTUcKY-In
new "code OF practice" prepared BY ne '."s.
Johnson, Harlan and LoughborOugh, CON m''1'.s
ers, has passed the General Assembly o. -
tuckv. IRE new code, among other reforms;
abolishes the distinction between las 40
equity" 30 far as TO allow legal and eqa!.',ss
rehs &c 10 be enforced in the same c2a,s S,,a,
same action. IL abolishes all common az o'b.r
OF action. ard establishes Ia their stes9
ierms Of remedies in sil civil cases. TO 80 I'd
lss mode OF pleading gives place % e.sse
lain sts,rn,ent IN commUn language o. ~, IL
If setiop rad ~ the dofeuse, ~hi-h e.ch 20 ga
,,.o,,,d 20 vsriS respsctisoiy By Abd -''s
ps,t, ma, examine hiA adversary 0P0" Jas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
~. Graceful HAIRS FOR CHILDREN.-

The Psri, f,hons for Chldrens HAS ths "c rap
psssipRy beautiful and soring 70 now iShter hess-
law hen he mail FOLKS require TO oon 'ng S,snd "a
t.y Sss,s IN ORD er 70 be prepared for tne -
us reoeveo The very latest 10 sss,S home manu-
featured fenIlcs ~" GENIN ga Broad way,
moderate prices opposite st. Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
nnn1rEss NOTICES.

KNox's SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-The
,arn,sron seoured for the Knox Hats within the past
few wears 10 surpassed by that Of auy other manesc-
ture 40 The United States IL has keeo the study OF The adj
verser by The selection Of tie best materials and the en-
poyment Of but capsule wO kmen TO attain the posi-
lion he row occupies aud tss matter OF cOugrstusuon
with HIM that among his customers rsuk sl clssses OF
cilzens the gentleman OF elegant leisure, the proes
soual. sDd the mechanic -,
Those about hat for the present season snou
ea ard exsmn- his extensive sad elegant assortment
whh he 10 seliDg tweoiy per cent css uaS W
quality ~ article be o6lsine1 i'r ~ a,y ~
Broadway entertainments. kNOA' 10 u'''"'
r,oS Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

COTTAGE TO RENT-On Third av.,
between Eighteth snd Eghtyfirst SITS. CEoton water
and stores the corner Apply to GALhb ChAE
Fiehty.frstst near ThiId-av. or 70 ALEX. MCOrFEk,
I28 FultOn-st ma oeOls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

Rpy Strawberries -Hot-house
srs.wpERKIEs quite ripe snd sweei for sale at TAyLeRs
SS7 Broadwey - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

TRrrs AND PLANTs.-PARsONs 81 Co.,
htn nesr New York offer for sale their usual stsort
nent Of fruiI and Trees Shrubs Vnes Roses
&c with large collection OF beautiful and rare Exoncs
AID many new varieties of Evergreen and Deciduous Or
LII LII W,n,er wv ml7 Sweod
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rETs Rarrnlns in Cnrnets ard OiIcloths.

kf Bargains N OaIpUIs anu OIiOIUUuS,
nc celebrated Cheapest Establishments the United
States 9e Bowery, HIRAM ANDcRsoNs. Tue eignt spa,
cous sales Of thai famOus warehouse are stocked
Nh an eeesnt al low prices Patent Tapestry
Inetsn CSTpes hree-ply IS and So; lngrsn CeIoetng
So ard %; tcolhs Sci Rugs, 2os each; snd EnibTol'
dered Table Covers, S2i aud common Ingram carpet
Ia ga per ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

u WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-lf you
wish 20 purchase fDe Gold or Silver Watch you VIII ind
one of Il beat assorments in the CITY, and at prices to suit
the most economical al J. Y SAvAGEs, 90 Fulton st j. Y
s also sole manuia turer of the Rchedeu ever pointed
Gold Pens one OF winch win last lifetime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

French BoOTs.-I have Just received
from Paris 600 pair OF Boots 500 pair Calf 500 pair aent
Leather all Of which I'm consequence OF being snghuy
csmsped will b.d b. low cOst IN ORDER 10 MAKE room
for nv Spring assortment They are OF tue 0est material
and woTknstsbip and will, confident give sauf!sc-
H0u W 'Ao ''''1 - J. CAHILL ST Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
g%s FowLERs. ~ WELLS, Psychologists
"a p,husber. Clinton Hail. ISl NaIsaust near the Park

ET Dr.. TRAFToN's Bucktnofn perry
-. "a "a s0.er,.I and now the acknowledged
heat remedy for Billions attscke, Liver Compeln aeao
scbe Goat 0iddiuess hsbSl Costyeness Lose OF ApPe-
tita and Indigestion DepO lz6 NunAm 81 f"i $50 "
he principal city druggists and ebersisH'
Sof Willis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

RrCH CARPETINGs.-P PETERSON o. HUM
psRgy SO Brosdway corner Of Whtest, have Just re-
cesyed from Europe per packet ships Parck Henry Queen
f the West and Monezun and have now IN store, their
spring Style Of new ard elegant Carpets, fom the cee-
mans Psrdoe consisting OF rich Velvet, Tapestry aud
Brussels CarpelDg, &c &c, styles entirely new having
psd particular aerOn 10 The selection Of our goods we
are prepared display complete, the largest ana
decidedly best offered IN the country Also
large stock Of English on Cloths, new designs ana NOR
ouqhy seasoned which offered win al otne cnoce
goods al the lowest possible market prices. ma o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

gFs MYSTERIOUS KNOCKiNGs.--
Queer "rat-a iRte'
Make the nice AID the rate.
Forihis kiud 0fAuoeks,
Tvon'a Pils--One small box
Are more aure than C Rlrv0yence'
To stop The annoy sDce,
While his Magnetic Powder. put up In cauntser,
Those iusecis y NJ KIN that nv night keep man.Hsur
ms6As Il. LYONS Dep0t, 42O Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26
MoRNINa CouRIER AND ENQuIRER.-

NUUNfLN EN-ND H@t'N
The Editor OF the Mornng Coulter aud New-York En-
0uirer In ID paper OF Thursday, Feb. Is, says;
We carefully KEGS aOof from patent meolclass 10 gee
ern but on the strength OF acna personal trial. we queer
fullv recommend Dc RoGERs's Syrup OF LlveTw0H Tar
aud C a. chsGgus all afflicted with Coughs Cold or In
6uepza The medicinal qualities OF hetwotrst Ingredients
are well known the list lie California plant whose VIZ
tnes we believe are unta mier Ohe medical ofoess0n
we have never ued remedy for cold which proved
more efcacOus IN case than hls prepa' euou
For sale by A L. SCOVILL co, at their Oe pot Goh'c
Hgl SIG Bro1dwsy ant by all the City retail prusgss-
Pee IN La hoillea three bOLLles for ~ ~