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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
Rnrinl piace Of John Paul Jones.


To Gee Editor o. TIE y y T-ibEae:
SIR: Among the " Items by the Pacific,
in your paper of this morning. observe paragraph
respecting the burial place OF Pau. Jones. think
me statements OF q. \ ShpMas,cr" must De moor
rc, rs,,icularlv his asserton that be fciln Russia.
ln .act. there Is evidence TO the contrary. In the
,,elace 10 his will drawn up by notary 81 PARIS.
md me following Before tec undersigned, a0t4TleS
~ paris. euVcare1 John Pau. Jones cltzen OF the
Tn.tc8 Si:icS of America. resident al Paris lodged
IN The street of TOumo0 No H. az lhe mouse OF VT
lnorNer one huSs.Cr auilcocCr OF me ifulAl OF -t
Th,,3 reimbursement. found IN parlor IN the hI>l
80, ahnye he door lighted oy two WINDOWS open
,, =, ne sand street OF Ioumon sitting IN Al arm
oi,,ir son of body bat sound OF m,nd.' * &c
TIN, " I. Was signed ~ "o"et el-l'' % 90 ln w
no. when his friends LEFT Ann stu sitting IN lae
h,~ ms rhvslcian arrived soon a.terwarl 10
,.st, ms accustomed visit The armenian vas Va
. , INC IN ne bedroom of the Admiral, the ply
-, fo,ri biln dead. living with his face upon the
1000 INNS MAS on the 18TH OF july, l'ss On me
olth his remains were placed ln lea0tn conn., anu
~, n,r,,r ed hv twelve members OF the Na'ioAu ~
>emh'V and a large coacouIse oi !eVplo, W., ~
,,,,l 10 their last resting place. funeral Gfauoa
80 o,'rccd over Them by N. Marion, French
- Int ,;erpvr,an Where he was then buried Is
J., v.,,t unknown as Colonel Blackten, who was
H. h,,, M me time of his DEATH and wrote a par
,a, acco,,ni of Il IN letter 10 the AiInralS sister,
Mr. Taylor omitted 10 mention the cnufcAo or GENE
tc,, A. Homes was an Admiral Ia the RUSSIAN Navy
II Is rcsSibls that his remains Ntie eisoI"AS -
,cvea f,om Paris by command OF the Empress CANA
nm, and buried 4 CronStadt. think II nnpToOase'
however for II the Russian monarch had 1eeAlel NE
,,Srs worthy her notice IN this manner, they would
not have been inferred II Stranger DuiS ING
Ground" D. -
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TwENTY-SIXrH DISrMcr.-Ihe Elmlra
Republican understands that Mr. Gilbert, the Wing
candidate for Senator in Chemung aud Steuben' Will
claim his seat ON the following grounds: II appears
that when counting the votes at Bath one more Dali
lot Was found in the box than was Tailed on the hSt'
The inspectors therefore drew ballot wmcE proven
to be for Geo. p Guinnip. 1t was land under me 0oF
for SAFE keeping Pretty soon they found another oai'
lot with the name OF VIM j. Gilbert on 1t, but WIN
out the legal caption State" This they took ou'
and destroyed, and placed back the Gwnnip o'lio''
which they had previously drawn. II such are 'he
facts and undoubtedly they are Mr. Gilbert Is clearly
elected
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C,pvsroRr REEF L,cur-HousE-Th

CARYSFoRr REEF LIGHr-IouSE Tho
spot selected for tins lighthouse about thIrtycght
miles 10 the northeast OF Indian Key, and four miles
To he eastward Of the lght->hp, moored inside of
the BASIN bank no Cary>fOrt Reef more desirable
location could not be- found, Il stands ne most
eastern ShOa of the reef, and within short distance
ol Tie Gulf stream. The entire structure Is of iron.
The plan OF the base Is octagonal consisting Ofeght
ANKLE piles AM a center pile. These piles. which
of wrought mon, twenty-five feet long AMI eight
inches ln diameter. We're driven by blows oi "A ram,
weighing eco pounds INTO me solid bank, until An
rcn shoulder attached 10 the end, brought up on
drk> which have large bearing surface, and through
which they were driven.
The piles are embedded ten and twelve feet below
the surface. which Is broken coral r0CN and sand
The budmg is composed of series Ot non plcS,
the lower ot which stands perpendicular, being ten
feet above hgh-watcr mark. lpon the heads OF
these lower piles are cast sockets, which are
placed the second series OF piles. departing from the
Perpendicular an an angle of ten and hail degrees,
thus narrowing the building q rises, and present
ING the iplstum of cone, With "a base hiy feet IN
diameter. About thirty feet above hgh-water mark,
tho piles are mclosed by two series OF CaSt-irOn
plates. inside OF which land two floors, ana tho
whole covered IN with roof
The lower room thus formed Is intended Tor water
and stores, while the upper, which Is divided into
-four apartments Is ntt,d mp as a residence from
the root asccnds cylinder tower nelosng the starr
way TO the Watt h-room and lantern The hght OF the
entire structure Is, from the keel of the center
Pile 10 the SlycTCd dome above the lantern roofs
one hundred and iwenty-eigm feet The lght,
winch - feEoFihe' II II cd'uia"' Chl p' s'',' 1iiV
800 miles, the atmosphere being sufficiently clear tor
II % penetrate that far
In addition 10 the radial and periphery ties by
which the center and angle pIes are firmly attached
To each other, the whole is secured by tension
bracinr. tghicned by lover and tuInbuckeS when
make 1t perfectly ueid. An ornamental gallery IL
arranged around the dwelling house, giving It n
light and AIRY appearance. The Illuminating APP
paratus Is FrosnCl OF the first order aud was manu-
featured I'M France at cost Of ten thousand dollars
The waves must break a. feet nigh before they can
reach the dwelling house and as but little surface
Is exposed TO the force of the sea by the slender iron
niles the most tremendous breakers will sweep by
and leave the building unframed The diameter of the
circle described by the seues OF the foundation plies,
Is 50 feet or double that OF the tar-tamod MlnOts
Iedle Lighthouse The only danger 10 be appre-
hcnded Is from our hurricanes, and then only rom
the power of the wind the waves do not then break
so high as IN moderate gales The engineers are sat
sfed that this house viii stand in the force of such a
gale as that of October H. 1870
KEY West Cor. n o. Dolt.
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ARSURpITIES IN CONNECTICCr.-Th follow
ing statement of the inequalities of representa-
ZION IN Connecticut we take from the HTgord
Cosrani
The LEGISLATURE have ordered printed "ta2VieS
statement of the number OF Representatives Hoh
the several countlcs and TOWNS m tonncctlcu' WIN
The numerical ratio of the representation 20 We p
uauOn and 10 The taNatlOR, &c. rom ~ -
document We learn some curious facts reSpecuus u,'
rotten borough system of representation !eFiVsS"
iauon OF close corporation, not oi poPua'l,. =, ,
able polls Hartford has enc representative :" 49,
SSS3 inhabitants Harll1nd, one ID every ~ Vu0
man in the latter town exercises, through MS 49,
sentative. as much power Is 2i IN the ioimet WNl
In tins NAY and ON tins subject, l.iie OF lhe nh'o
tau,s OF Hartford are diSfrunchSct The same f",io
exists m the amour, OF taxes p2,3. Smu1r lae2.
neS are found IN every county. NeW-ita'en mas o"o
representative 10 every ll,264 mhaetomiS' ana los los
Pect one for every GA Norwich one lot every -
salem. one for ECO Bridgeport, one loI .,''S NJ
ung, one for 81 Thompson, one ioi -.5ts N>HVtN'
one for 6ls Plymouth one fer 25ce tter"lh1on'
one lcr SIS MiddlctOwn, one for AS9oi purhaa' 9lc
iof $50 Vernon. one for 1900 nio0 one iof 500,
The two extreme cases are NCw.itafelr WIN one
representative TO every n ,264 inhabitants ana iAV.'
one ior every 3oi The town o. Nc"-hateh' VIII
6u. TWO representatives, has larger popHi"uon 10y
SoVo' than he whole county ot Toiand, Nhlch >th
u representatives Is such an arrangement heiNo-
mean Is IL Just Arc tie INHABITANTS oil cNles OF "a
large mdnufaC turing towns any ne less "oiiAF oi
c9udlly m rep e>eutatOn than those OF olhef towns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

ANOTHER ' II IN VI IN
William H. Cox, the young man from ~. Louis,
who committed suicide at Albany on sunday evening
left the following letter
ALBANY, May 9, '5l-Eyoning : o'c
Dear Friends am pursued 20 this place by a
community, charged with committing crimes OF
which am not guilty but 50 strong tram OF CIR
cumsiances which have thrown Themselves around
my conduct. and during ny stay IA New DIRK, cauS-
eli by a series OF eXcesses, that determined never
10 he taken back allye-cause ntemperancc. have
heard that am charged with rObolng, Or accessory
h. 10 which G0d knows Was not but As cOul not
account for the way In which passed one night WI
n o'clock 1 cannot escape This money winch |
have used was bOrToiced, go from 1. w. Martin,
and $50 from j. 4 DOugherty IN New-Orleans.
My bills ut all of the Hotels paid with money
loaned by friend who had generously offered know
ing my situatonl 10 pay my expenses hOme-ihis
" ll BE- dreadful piece Of news % an aga parent
bat was never arrested and never shall be-may
be fTgIren.
Young men, beware Of imtcmperance | never
soymufed or contenp iatsd crime IA ought elseI.h''
To all, Farewell WILLIAM IL NoA'
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NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 70, 1851.
For The Tribune.
The LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.
| Az all alone IN my chamber now,

For The Tribune.
The LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.
IAw all alone N my chamber now,
AND the midnight hour is near;
And the iago;s crack and the clocks dali tick
Arc the only sounds hear.
And over NY soul in is solitude,
SwCC. feeling, OF sadness glide;
For my heart ard my eyes are full when think
OF the little boy that died.
Invent one night to my fathers house
Went home to the dear ones eli,
And softly opened the garden gate,
And softly the door of the hall
Ny mother came Ogt 20 meet her son
She kissed me. and then she sighed,
And her head fell on my neck, AMI she wept
For the little boy that died
shall miss him when The flowers come
I'm the garden where be PLAYED:
! shall miss him more ly the tire-sile
When the flowers have all decayed.
shall see his toys, and his empty chair,
And the horse housed to rle.
And they Will speak, with a silent speech,
OF the little boy that died.
shall see his little sister again
With her plavmates about the door.
And II watch the children IN their sports.
As never did before
And IT, IN the group. see a child
That dimp.ed and laughmg-eyed,
II look 10 see II II may not be
The little boy that died.
We shall all eohome TO our Fathers house
To our Fathers house IN the skies
Where he hope of our souls shall have no blight
Our love no broken ties
We shall roam on the banks Of the Rlvel
And battle n its blisSful tide [ot Peace
And one Of the JOYS OF our Heaven shall be-
The little boy that died.
T. D. ROBINSON.
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CONTESTED SEATS IN THE SENATE
The Albdty Ero'mg JoHr'Gl OF Tuesday has the io'-
loving
We understand that NCSSrs. WILLIAMS ana GILBERT
me competitors of NeSSrS. STANTON and GVtNNtf, IN
The 2Slh and Goth Senate Districts, are here Win t-
dcncc establishing their right 20 both seats We
have not seen The testimony ON which these gehNe-
men clam To have received mOouucS of the legal
votes IN their respective Districts and as the CUES,
tons are likely 10 come before The Senate, We VIII
await Us action and Judgment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

WAsUINCT0N, WEDNESDAY, juno It.
The Secretary Of the interior has appointed Eli
DNau. of MARYLAND, Clerk nm the Patent ONCE.
James Dempsey has been recognized rs N,ce-Con-
sui from sweden and Norway, for Alexandria, Va.
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BosrON, Wednesday, June II.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. IIari-
SON. sailed at noon for Liverpool with 60 passengers,
among hem the Rev Mr. Lothrop and lady, Mrs Ma
than Appleton and Mr.. Elijah Williams and family.
Nh W llhamS Is Bearer Of Dispatches to London.
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Deaths Of MIR. Terry of Lynchburg and Mr.
Tiffany OF Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June II.
By a Dispatch received tins morning from Rich
mOId we learn that Mr.. Terry, the Editor of the
Itnchinre VTgmiGn IS dead.
Mr. q. c. Tiffany, wealthy citizen OF Baltimore,
formerly from Massachusetts, died suddenly tins
morning OF disease OF the heart.
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- Parson Howe, of the Mississippi
Pine hnot" who changes the type Of ms paper eve
~ "eeS' NE size every month, the title every quar-
tei' anu me location scmi-annuaily, ana VINO SA'O-
cafes Land Reform wherever ne goes has me i0.loW-
ns postscript 10 Exchanges IN his latest ms IS
the laSt hhot! We're of Obituary US. Selah'
am watching, as the boys watch muskratS along our
creek, with great anxiety 20 see where he will next
turn up ms Reverend nose. IN. y. Young America
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Wun Spears IN TIE PARK.-Another
instance a the effects Of tho admirable system Of
drsuglomed cattle at largein ourpIoiic streets, was
exhibited yesterday morning in the PARK. Acow, ac-
.comraIiod ty her calf driven ioose became fright
enod and dared INTO the Park among a crowd Of
persons. Before any precautions could be taken TO
secure her, she ran violently against a woman and
child. throwing them down and severely bruisng
thcra The screams Of the woman and the excite
rnent Of the spectators frightened The animal still
more. and she chased all around the Park be-
fore She could De caught and secured. Fortunately,
the woman and child were not dangerously injured.
This he third accident Of the kind within a week,
and vet there IS no motion whatever among our
apahetlc City Authorities TO pass an ordnance PIE
venting this shameful practice Of driving horned cat
lie through the streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ We learn from Mr.. Anderson, of
stewsrt's establishment That the story winch We
copied from a Ne"-Haven paper Yesterday morning.
relative 90 a female swindlef passing oil counter
fei, note for $1,000, Is untrue IN every particular
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The Florida M savannah.

SAVANNAH, IucSuhy, Juno ~.
The steamship FLORIDA, Capt. Lyon, from New
York. arrived at Tyboc at 4 o'clock tins TUESDAY
morning and reached Ter wharf al half-paSi ).
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CopDNeToN VS.. WEBB.-SuDerlor Con-

CoDDINGToN VS.. WEBB. Superior Court
Wtduosdoy-Before Judge Duer-In the matter Of
smith Coddngion and wife against James Watson
Webb. Mr.. W. appeared this forenoon, accompanied
by his counsel, Hiram Ketchum, Esq in relation to
tho order 10 show cause Why attachment should
not issue fer violating the injunction in relation 70
the letters. Mr.. X. stated that Mr. w was not fully
aware OF the nature Of the order and had no inten
ton Of disobcying 1t and in proof to that effect he
now offers 20 place in the hands Of the Judge all the
papers and letters, &C Judge Duer replied that ne
did not feel at liberty TO receive them without the
consent Of the counsel on the other side, who was
not present.
An order was granted, rcturnable on Wednesday,
for counsel of plaintiff 70 show cause why the order
for attachment should not be vaCated-and also an
order rctumable on Saturday, TO show cause why
the order of 6th inst for injunction should not be set
aside
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Mark tS 100 CHARLESTON, June no.
CoTroN is duh but prices are unchanged Sales
7tG bales.
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u New-York omnibusses have been III
trodrced INTO Wisconsin. to form Inc Ue'"''"
Walk eE's Point and klIbouEReloWp-
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ALLEGED CUBAN ExpEDIrIov.-U. s.

ALLEGED CUBAN EXPEDITION.-U. y.
District cart, Neutrality-suspicious. Judge Belts
Judge B.. this forenoon, gave his decision, denying
hc motion 10 remit the trial from District TO Circuit
Court It would be gratifying to the Judge to do So
but If IS a matter Of which the District Court has cog
nlzancc. and care should be taken not to crowd
where II can be avoided business into the Circuit as
for want OF time Il may nave 10 Dc RENTED Ddck
again, &c.
The District Attorney urged early trial Of the
case Nh OSulllvan SAID IN order 70 rebu the teStl-
mOny which the District Attorney VIII probably bring
IN which IS to impute intention, viii be necessary
To Obtain testimony from the South, by which the real
intention VIII be shewn, and the proof sought to be
presented met and reuted.
The case was set down for next week. when Mr.
OSullivan Will present the necessary aiidaylts AS TO
time required, &C.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ednesday.
Anna Gouiding against Dard keisG.-To recover
damages for injury by falling INTO excavation made
for cellar left mguardod, &c already referred to-
Verdict ior plaintiff $3.50.
SUPERIOR Wednesday Colt
rel against Brock-For claim against the estate Of
John Brock deceased as John J. Flower, already
referred to.-verdict for plaintiff, $lO,O24.
SEVENTH ANNUAL Report OF THE
MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL Soc1ETY.'-From
this document, which VIII richly repay the pc
Iusal we gather the following synopsis From
the store of the Society at 322 Pearl-Sreet 1903
INDECENT females have been furnished with employ
ment during the year. These have made $500 gar
ments and received in wages the sum of $2,l5i %
The business department Of the Society has been
placed ON a stable foundation by the noble requests
of the late Misses Demilt, amounting to $4,000, and
we trust the long and ardent struggle OF the Mana
gers to sustain their operations IS over The receipts
from sales during the year have amounted to
$5On 90.
BY Legislative Act, passed IN ISL, the sum OF SlO
600 was appropriated for the erection OF an Asylum
for the SICK al aged female relatives of Seamen and
the Trustees of the " Seamens Fund and Retreat
Supported by a tax on the Sailor were directed to
appropriate any surplus funds IN their hands, to the
benefit OF stamenS families, whose members were
unable to provide for their own support Since the
passage Of this act the of So 400 "A has been re-
ceved by the NJ + |. Society from tins source, ana
distributed among the needy, causing many SAL
heart 10 rejoice. But owing to circumstances I'M
necessary 10 mention, the erection of the Home was
delayed and during the past Winter these lndeiltlga
BILE ladies' by another effort IN the Legislature pro-
cured the passage OF an act, by which this long de-
sired object is speedily 10 be accomplished. we
command the Society 10 the bcncvolcnce OF those
interested IN the Sailor and has family.
Donations may be sent to the store, directed 10 thc
Society
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WASHINGTON Items.

Mr. Catln (Whigj gave notice that ne should move
10 resume ballotmg at II O'Clock tomorrow
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NW0NT TEEssES.-II i IIII.T1 . =.
not vouch fr IT, that some Of the ladies' o! E11e So'
template the adoption OF short cIesses MeI' u
"a - Nc b.t-e varv little TO say. Should they see
81 10 attach l-iags 10 their persons ana ioiio% We
t Of The son OF pedalus who few TOO hisn an o.
his pnons and fell INTO The lcsran sea- Wy 49,, va
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SUPERIOR CoURr.-Wednesday Colt
rel against Brock-For claim against the estate of
John Brock, deceased, John }. Flower, already
referred to.-yerdict for plaintiff, $lO,0N.
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anent relief FIR Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundee, Liver
Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing after Natures
certain preventive Of Cholera y il keeps the stomach
Half teaspoonnii 81 this fluid nfnsed in water. will d.
gest dissolve Eve pounds Of roast beei IN hou"
- Scientific Evidence.
Baron Lebg in his celebrated work animal chemistry
;ays An artificial digestive fluid, analogous to the Gastric
ne "y q readily H 9oh Articles Of
such as meat and eggs. will be soenea GnSngsa Anu
Cd Just p the manner as they would Do IN the human
Dr. Perea in his famous treatise - On Food and Diet
published by Fowler Wells New Page % states the
same great fact and describes the meihod Of preparation
There are few higher aphores than VI refelFa
Dgeson observes that " dmlnuon gt the DUE quantity
Of the Gastric juice prominent and al prevailing cause
of and he states that froes,
he complaint finding svery thing else to fall had
he Gastric Juice obtained from the stomsehs Of living AMI
mails, which proved completely successful,
Diet. says: II is remarkable fact in physiology that the
stomach of animals macesated in water impar 70 the mud
the property Of dssoyng various articles Of iood ana q
fe9ent from the natural digestive process"
Or. Simon great work, The Chemistry Of Man,, Lea
Banch4id Philadelphia, 1852 PIP. 3al' says The
Of DIGESTION From exgstmsnts. We know that oca
dissolved RAPIDLY in an ariesi digestive dud prepared
from Pepsin 4. / hs nasura Gastric Sa'cs se u,
great work on Human Physiology, devotes than
pents with Dr. Beaumont the Gastric JUICE, obtained
the Lying e|as Sa aIa
~ For further proof Of the remarkable merits Of this
sSs, ss a k fEHNsb5s1 rns g. d'''D
~ - General Agent for Southern States.
E~ For sae also by Druggists generally. my8 y
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nRIJGS AND HEMJCALS-Tbe ,ubscri

DRUGS AND HEMICALS-The subscri.
~ bsrs offer for sale BY the package onlysuphste Of
ounins; Add. Aoeto, T.tsIie and !itio Bermuda Ar
SUB GaIb. Soda; MsEnsda Gsi6onsis, valsiasd and
Seeds, Lauedcs. Caaba and Refined Mama picked and
Turkey Opium. Gam Kind, Gum Myrh. susar q Lead.
Indigo Cqpps,a Alum GyHs and gcC B,,~.ons flour
scas, MsrcasaI cintmsnis, Essnisl srsnsd pure
etc., etc., Blue Mass Csons and ss. Nor
phine 5gphate Aeease and Muriate syShnine hydide
sspss and Tss
's''' haRF sTsi ssRsss
EELLOW-ClTIZENS of NEW ORLEANS:
made by D. FeTER ard Df w A. WLLlAMs, No. g
the wendels Of the present age Of Improvement Leave al
pfudcea asde and nect make proper trials, If you thin
% 's so S % iii re 81
Judge for yourselves. and throw of the sacslss Of 1go1y
s e. S S
Herta, aged 10 years. He under msdiea! treatment
SOl here and in Germany without being cured and
Another fsps Worn, fifteen isst long was s.I.ssd from
the body Of Henry Fox Patient had suffered for three long
ssa ns
office and with the Doctors prescription the 18th OF July
Wons cam Ss " lie
Fryer above stated and have been examined by many
Ao ". has nsso
Col Harrison. sixteen miles from Nalchezs Mrs. VIII
years, and is pronounced sound and well By Dr. Fryer
The sen,snsny NJ Geo s. Hsndsyis, Esa. al esrs
Felowes y Col 81 Camp street. Col Harrisons commits
Yours with profound respect,
ha NrLE1DLk klRGLET
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end haal tbs mjuy. No SgAn hlaAiHB. IL sucps;4
healing Old aosss Of long standing IL unpsTaIelsd =,
- 81. Louis. Mo-, July O. 1876.
BY Of ths ad.s entered the top q my !oo, bsowthsl
until became mn oh alarmed used British OH Tinc,sso
Of Myth. and sveraladhsvs paste but all no purpoes
then commenced the use oil
DAl.LEY'e MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and IN ess than minutes Che pain and inflammation began
to subGde, and has entirely left me.
can confidently recommend Dalley's Masicai Pain Ex
being superior anything have tried 70
removing pain OF Inflammation.
shp. carpenter by trade, and shall 10 wilne IS
fy TO tho virtues Of the avs at all times wsn necessary.
Yesde Franklin Avenue, No. Isl. whee give any
| Information desired. Yours hnlXa