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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
Western Elections.

KENrUcKY.-CassiuS NJ. Clay's vote IN
p Counties Is reported to be 2,l65.
INDIANA-The WABASH Gc:efte of the
9th says " BY telegraphIc dispatch Just re-
celved from Fort Wayne. we are informed that
Brenton (Whig) is elected 10 Congress IN that
District uy majority Of 800 This Is Wing
gain. so THAI the delegation Will stand Wing
and Opposition The Legislature will un-
qucstionably be Opposition by large majority
The Sentinel saws that the new Constitution has
been adopted by majority OF iO.oOO-the Negro
Extension clause by still larger vote.
AIABAMA-The Telegraph reports the
election IN the lNth District of John Erwin, the
Southern Rights candidate, instead OF William K.
Smith, (vuiou) who was before reported cho-
sen The delegation VIII therefore stand-2
| mon v mgs. Union LocOS. Secession LocoS
NoRIH-CARoLINA.- The Congressional
delegation, according 10 our reports, Will stand
a. follows.
l. Thomas L. .lngman. Anii-Compromlse Wig
Is reelected. Gather Was the Union cahdl-
II Joseph F. Caldwell, Wing reelected
III Gen. Alfred Dockery Wing
~ James L Morehea1 Whg1
'. Abraham W Nerabie, Loco >ecesSIoniSt,l
reelected.
VI J Z. J. Daniel. Secession Loco. No Oppo-
S.tlon.
VII William :. Ashe. Il NOM reelected.
VIII Edwa stanly, lWhigJ reelected
~ Dauc Outlaw, Wing reelected.
TINNFssrs.-There 5 no doubt Of the cleo
( ,.cn OF Campbell (Whlg) as Governor. Cullom
/ (NMg) 5 elected to Congress N the Nashville
/ District, and stanton (Opp) in the Memphis Dis
trlct The Senate IS surely " hlg. and the House
| r-..ni.IX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

Tie arrangement Of this table of The
Ja5Ca is most ingenious. 1t has been as
serted that the cotton manufacture grew
very slowly from the time that the COM
promise taIlff began to operate. and that It
declined so much under the strictly revenue
clauses of that law, that the consumption
of 1871 and ~ was little more than it
had been some years before. To prove
that this was not the case. The Union
arranges a table in which the consumption
Of 1857 Is transferred to 1886. and 1888 to
1887. treating the three next following years
IN Ike manner, and then following this up
by adding more than $4,000 bales to the
consumption of each of the last two years
Of the compromise; thus manufacturing
growth of almost fifty per cent, with a
steadiness and regularity of movement that
axe most remarkable The real facts OF the
case show great irregularity, and the closing
year exhibits an increase over 1886 of
but 81 ,Nt' Ddtto' vi duvut tillltlt H tCi WINS
while the population had increased at least
twcLtyfv per cent: and thus was marked
a great decrease in the power of consumP-
ton under the bastard free trade system
Inflicted upon the country, in aid OF the
British colonial policy.
The actual consumption Of the year
1923, after the passage Of the far!G Of
1912. was 1926, 1919 bales, but by the ingenious
arrangement of the table that year is
brought irto the compromise period. That
Of 1851 was 3i6.1il bales, and it would
almost seem as if that had been the year
selected by the maker of the table for fur
nishng hun the figures to be employed In
The wear ISL, When falsehoods like
these are required for the defense of any
system. need we desire any better evidence
that it cannot stand the test OF honest ex
animation
In or next We shall present our readers
with further illustrations of the fraudulent
character Of the representations now almost
daily made by those who desire the subJu-
CATION Of the country to the British system
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

INDIANA Additional returns from north
EN- lnjisua TeVerse the telegraphic statement
thar Judge Borden Opp was elected n the
Xih District Rev SAwrEL BEENroN, a true
and reliable Wing has the best claim for that
honor. and TIE Harrington H-ra.d Of the 9Th
has enough returns to lead Us 20 suppose Mr.
Brenion Is undoubtedly elected
With De BAUER II The lSt District. PARKAR
IN TIE WITH and BRENToN IT, the X,h. he Wings
viii have three members McGaughey was the
only Wing IN The last Delegation. Davis IN the
With and Mace N he With. two Of the Locos
elected. are claimed by tue Free Sollers A. favor
aale 10 the repeal Of the Fugitive Save Law.
While The apathy among our friends IN the r.
mainIng Districts prevented any further gains
The Legislature i, without doubt, Loco The
new Ccnsiitut'ol has been adopted, and a MAJOR.
ny gwen IN isvor Of Negro Exclusion" the
clause OF the Constitute Nhich was separately
submitted - tae voters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

We beg our ne.ghbors to study the history
of 1887, and then 20 determine whether the
distress Of that time did not begin among
the importers and the commission mer-
chants, extending thence TO the Jobbers,
and finally to the country merchants AMI
their customers. 1t IS useless to cry peace
peace when there IS 10 peace. We are
going deeper IN debt every hour, and the day
of settlement must come and the greater
the confidence reposed in the statements Of
our free trade journals, the heavier will be
the calamity when that day shall arrive.
In reference to 10 part OF the trade Of the
country are the misrepresentation of these
journals more remarkable than in those that
refer 20 the domestic consumption of cot
ton-to some Of which we propose now to
call the attention of cur readers. We have
now before Us two tables. both protesting 10
give true statement of facts on this head
one ofthem from THcNew- York Sdlppins and
Commercial Lisf. presenting ,unquestionably.
as correct view Of known facts as can be
obtained, and the other from The WASH
lngton Union, having for its object, as I'M
questionably. to present 4 statement fit for
party purposes, though utterly devoid OF
truth They are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
Fsou ST. DoxiNeo. BY the brig Hal

Fsou ST. DoxlNeo the brig Hal
e,on Capt Eldridge, which arrived a, ih'S por' leS-
,erday. We are in possession Of dates nom n DO
mingo TO the s4,h Of july. The Emperor Soaiouque
had sen, large quantities Of ammunition ana '"o
REGIMENTS Of men 70 the frontiers, with II Is SAID
the intention Of shortly making another ATTACK on
the Domnicans. His Envoy, Mr.. Hardl' VIII re-
turn shortly to Hayn, having conferred Win 'ne
President al Aqua lie Is commissioned 10 tell the
Emperor that the DomuicanS can only make peace
through the three me1la,ing Powers. MI Hsrdi'
the neso,iator for SoulouQue, was accompanied 9y
The French Consul 10 Azra. III the Dominican sloop
ofwar Buenaven,ura, which was expressly detached
for that service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
tV- The HAr-FlyrsHyRs' UsroN, IL Park

Bow, will introduce their Fail Fashion for Gentlemen
pats on Sacrcsy Aug - 18th lnst In de1s,n- our a.
Hat, we have avoided hose ridiculous extremes whch
CHARACTERIZED many Of The Spring styles and hve ro
iuced fahnc which, for elegance anc Jnmetrr o. pP
portion richness Of material. and sfiliul nan1lac1''
rivals competition We earess proclaim thsi the -,
suctlos q, our establishment cannot h. etceied
Although havifg scarcely reached ia first
CaIoh lbs attained celebrity equal - INA; 81 LII. 80
oldest establishments. ard the instantly
With wich We re favored affords the stfonses (,
Of success 70 meeting 'he bic wishes " WI. -
here 20 revert 20 he fact thst We are
ssso~ia' a u t-acca hatters IN wmch ever n1 'sua.
engaged IN the establishment 3 ofscty N $3.50 49,, -.
reputation md srccess aud = neeos ou sianDr @
reflective rnind 10 cerceye the eminent advantages f'
ing from such system 49,. - .u-. 81 .,,,,-
.af -..,cioes We price, Tor the at
Gle and eli tie best sficc "e can possibly aioo ~ %
-ronev IN would to the lover. 81 AT
The fnepds u enterprise the a-ies OF iasblyh ine
mist ,ot IN hort - al, Pa'ronlse the HAIL ins'siS
Un.on and rest assured tna they w" 90 az l'e1 Y"'
md = riye tOfulfll all your coDnitn1s .
sisn5srd pres for hats. - aud - nm
ptT- FiNfgHgRs' UNION. II PAX Row
.uzu. Sign Of the Golden Hat, opp@ite As'pf h'sr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
ExcrLsIoR FAIL FASHION FOR ISL

ByygE Co Ha.ters 10 Brad" az, WI ntrodu.s th (,
Ell t.sb,,n Tor (,entemens Hats on SATURDAY August
Ssh A. which time they Will be fully prepared 70 set.
the,r customers and friends. ald the public generally WIN
.ts The mode and finish # which val be, IN even ie-
sDr~t an advance upon all previous issues ,.,
Their laanuf4ciOy Is non complete IN All US Islas
winch u enable them to fulfil al orders al the shJrleel
notice a, the same time Insurmg the srodncOh ~ N ar
tole fhsy always recommend as per9r ana they are
determined 20 continue % deserve the hDe4a Pah'n4
uley have heretofore receiyed a.,
ByyBy Co would say ~ those who wish n FAVOR VA m
am oaIl that while they present nat which they De
ggp 70 be essentially The Fash they are ever ret'y 10
.a,lsy the taste ard wishes u Their customers a1 vi"
manufacture 10 order any desirable pattern OF nat whch
will he becoming the ~eayey, both m shape and s'le
They also manufacture Cotn and fancy Caps 81 various
srfsrns and yte examination Of Their good. Ia thls
e faull a.yl BEEBE e Co 10 Broadway
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. AUG -. 1851.
For EuroM.

The next number Of Tn TT;bnr> for Es-'p'Gr
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING at 9
o'clock. 1t Will contain all the latest news up 10
the time of going to press. The N'ssa'' 'al'
from this port To-Day at IL O'Clock.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

ArERAy AT WErrNPKA-By letter from
Wenampka we learn that an ARRAY occurred IN that
MACE on the LIST inst, between several citizens and
= number of disorderly persons, IN which guns PTS
,ols and other weapons were used, and Which re.
.,.1 an the death OF one individual, named David
WcOuirk' OF the party OF disorgan'xerS. ul The
woundins of Young man, named Joseph H. o'si>.
'n,H,. ,,.T, ol the cI,izeE>. Mon, 'mp ,A'Al ''T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

Mr.. GREELEY's LETTERS On our sixth
page will be found another of Mr.. Greeley'S
Letters from Europe. This one is from
Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

Irsh Midland G-ea, Western Railway Company
with i v,eN "a asccraIr toe amount OF cooperation
WITCH they ard Others friendly 70 tAe project IN Ire
llai may be ~illing 10 afford
DuDLEY PERssE. Cha.rmln.
Jcserh stuart T 4 Bmmc:. John d Di-on. Robert
T. kei!y, :. Draper, SecTetNie>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

NiBLo's -To-nigh, the very popular per-
senator Of the flerrots, VIZ Antoine Ravel, taxes
hS bcDent when he appears 10 his orisna. character
Of the White Knight IN the Green Monster. ~nch -
- be acted for the las, time. The Tight Rope oY
Eolc,n. and the DiyeriiSSe mcnt which Will display
the elegant dancing 81 Nile. Ceies;Ine FrAnck. To-
morrow, THURSDAY the only appearance OF the IA
vel Family and Burton on the same evening takes
place. when the Wandering Minstrel. JEANETTE and
Joanoi. A.d tAe TooA-es VII b. n.L-lIMe4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
TTAILFYaANp said. MISTAKES were

worse than crimes Nov there mistake IN TIE ~ %
sbIrfS made al no ) Astor- house. GREENS system o
measurensnt rs nfalhble a rule mathematics fhen
he makes set OF SHIRTS with upequaled dispatch, and
di,spponts customer either As 'the ''"' " w
article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

Lo,T LErTgRs.-See advertisement N
serari 10 lost letters. on EIrS; Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
~ palmer d Co.'S great California Ex-

~ PALMER d Co.'S great California En-
press .iu take Freight and Packages 10 per cent orct
than any ether responsible Company Through IN 'mII
sc DAYS or 10 chafge PALMER Co. 10 Boa1Way, al
6orissd Agents If q. s NJ, Steamship line ySa'f
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.-W are
,ov offering the largest sock Of Mems and Boys Clothing
IA no found IN tins cfy wholesale retail, cheap Tor
sasb suit able for Southern add Western city trade CON
.t,ng of Goats Pants Vests Shirts Over-als, DraweI,
boUGHJON& hhAFF- No u h""'"-i''''
auI2 6tMWxFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

SrEAMERs TO GALWAY.--At i meeting
Of the promoters OF the sro,ec, FOR establishing
steam communication between New-Io rk and Gal
way. he'd Yesterday at The Office Of ii. B. Tebbets
Esd No 40 Wa-s'reet-Dudey PersSe, Esq, IN
the Chair The following resolutions having been put
from the Char. we're unanimously adopted
Thai n ,icN Of he large and increasing emlgr.-
ION from Europe. and especially from tue britlsh
Stands 20 tins port deem y due 10 humanity tiIA
steps should be taken 10 lessen iae hardshlIs nov
endured oy The les ~e4ty classes Of emlgfanis oy
riaclng within their reach means OF cheap anu lai'i
ras>age .cre>s the Atlantic. 'aJs SAVING themtne pr
.atlons and >u4erlngs attendant On long fOy age
- Tia, Tie formation OF Inc OF hfsi GAS
Steamers between New OK and Ca-"ay' c4Alo'
"a 20 promote ne lasting in,ereAts OF commerce
IL That the large amount OF CORES ponlshce ho~
earned on between tnls cOuniry an1 irrlahli ahl
which ov he present circutOus route IS suoecteI :
10 unaeces SAY delays N The delivery. stFong-y en
rest hi- ENTERPRISE 70 the consideration o! me Geie
"a GOseYlnl II. ~
an That the exuerlence and improved ski! u
,r,4rrr I'D builder. arralt the belief tha, ocean
STEAMERS Of superior speed 70 any now aaoai may
oe constructed u; mach less cost than a. =: any
other time
sth That n cons. Grafton Of ;le foregoing reasons.
ana 1eleyii- mt t5e proposed enierpfiIe Would De-
-,,-e r,ye % tie shareholders, We'll - service
mic ~ the public, We earnestly recommend = %
pubic favor an supper
CIR Tha. TIE ChGrman Of this meeting DE- r.
cues,e: 10 communicate Nth he Directors oi me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

PIc-Nic. The First Annual Picnic and
CcuOn Excursion of the Steam Boiler Makers Pro-
tecgiye Society Is to be he'd to-day. They 90 oy
steamboat, Catal.ne 20 Glen Cove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

IMPORTANT LAND SALE.-Ne understand
that the property belonging 20 the Trustees OF the
Fast Newark Land Company, comprehending two
on the east side Of the PaSSaic, sold last week
by Mr.. Anthony Dey, to company n Jersey City, for
about $l2- COO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
MEN's AND BOYS CLoTHI

GKNTIEMES's SUMNER WEAR.-flrst
suAlty Ready made and colorsd Grns and Linen
Coats Zephyr Cloth. NerDo, Alpaca, and Luster 90
snrle mled Cashmere Merino. BOnhazine and Dnllas
Pantalo1us with large assortment OF Linen, Museil go
md other Vests al usual moderate prices
WV T. JENNINGS Co, 23 BroadWy.
,.lmf American H,tri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

w. H. Mcdonald Is
fitting up 4 fine News and Readlng-room at the cor
uer Of Ann and Nas,aust> where great many Of
the cheap spapers and periodicals. OF this country
and Great Bntaln are accessible 10 the public. The
charge Is moderate and the enterprise SHOULD meet
with generous support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

CIvIL ENGINEER We call attention to
The advertisement Of Mr. Beaumont Ciyll Engi-
pcsr IL iAls mornings Tr'5une. M Beaumont Is at
the head Of a school for instruction IN Mathematics
and Engineering. which We can cordially recom-
mend 20 those VINO wish - study these branches
lie was educated AZ The pes, school n Paris, j. thor
ouchly familiar with ever, department Of his profes-
son and students who put themselves under MS care
vi! have TO reason 20 regre, ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

RAILROAD AcoIDESr.-C oroner Geer yes
terday held an inquest al One Hundred and Twenty
Flfth-st. pear tie Hudson River Railroad. on ine
bccy Of. Young man. 10 years Of age, ,ifnea Joan
Ager, who on Aoncay morning ~as ioahd Iyli.1 osa-
tact y IN tb.. cow-catsher ai,srntf 10 at engine on
re ln1d-on River Railroad. on 5u96ay a.sn', vi'
ferc .rrt ~ TIE Ju.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

introducsrs Of fashion fo Gentlemen's Hats. ard
Astor House. Broadway Will tins day open several btles
superiOr Mexican Grass HammOcks. D2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

To CAPIrALIsTs- party having 10000
.od upvard NAV hear of most profitable method of
blowing the same by addressing 4 r, box 1879, PoStOi
lie. All communlcatIons treated as conhdentlai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
BENEFIT OF ANroINE.-Those who love

New RAILROAD PRoPOsirIoN.-We hear
that several influential parties have 1t III contempa'
ton to build Railroad through staten Island from
Tompkmsvile, along the eastern shore to I0then'S
Landing, opposite Amboy Should the project De
carried into effect 1t is expected that the business OF
the Camden and Amboy Road viii be done over the
new route dispensing with the large frcighboats in
use, and employing ferry-boatS, which VIII take All
the freightcarS on board The advantage to the
staten Islanders manifest, but the benefit. either
IN increase or time. 20 the {. and A. Company i not
80 clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
FAILING THaoueH A HArcHwAY-Ye.

teriav morning about O'Clock. Edward Feather
sion, a .1oorer u the store No q cuf-.i., tel
through tie ha;chway. BIT fortunately sas not Ian
gerCusly hun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

DEATH BY ScALDINc. The Coroner yes
te,iay held an inquest at the house No. 332 West
2Eh-s' On The body Of lad FIVE year, OF age. named
John Wesley Odeu. born in New Jersey. VINO came
10 hls death on Monday morning - extensive burns
l. appears the deceased was sitting near furnace
on when was pot Of boiling coffee, which accident
ally fell ofand scattered the conit nts over me emo
tJTn.ng him m such shocking lanner that he ded
~ fnO hours afterwards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

FoR EuRopE.-The l. ) Mail steamer
WASHINGTON sailed yesterday afternoon for south
amD:on ami Bremen. with % passenger,
TRIAL TRIP. The new propeller steamer
Pioneer sailed down the bay on Monday, on a Lrial
trp. but on account Of the breaking OF her steam
pipes. vas unable 10 return to tn city. Yesterday
morning The steamers Hercules and Samson took her
~ tow. and brought LeT safely % her docN On the
North RIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
~ Strangers VISITING the CITY, l,i,e.

~ Strangers visiting the City, laiies
about leaving Tor the country. AMI particularly
those who design STAYING here through the summer
should not fail 10 call at Columbia Hall Isl Grand
-. this week The proprietors are now clearing
out then entire stock 81 Spring and sumner goods
A large assortment Of summer Silks. SIX Tissues
Rareees BaregeS de Lanes, Paris Printed Jaconeis
Lawns, Ribbons. ParaSOls and 81 other Spring ana
Summer goods az hall their value. The present
opportunity now offered 70 those who wish % pcT
chase az great bargains not 20 De had any other store
m the city, should not be allowed - pass As the
Sortmen, Is such - calculated - please TIE most
tyStltlOuS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

SERIoUs ACCIDENT LAS, evening. about
c, O'Clock, a lad, II years OF age, named John Dol
~ while gathering sticks N the fourth story Of a
new building m Center-si, missed his footing and
fr INTO the cellar, distance Of nearly sixty feet
fraciurng the skull IN a terrible manner beside, pc
iny Otherwise seriously injured. The unlucky bOy
Was picked up and conveyed 20 the City Hospital
whore n, recovery = but little expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

SUPREME COURT IN Ch1mbcrs-lieiore
Judge kIng.--ln the case e Vanderbilt against Geo
Lar. e at-Notce ~ the injunction asio defendants
wa served mon the captains of the new COmpany's
boats, with view 10 prevent them landing pasSen-
gers at the new WESTERN dock. The captains, by
legal advice Z j. SAID. not considering themselves A.
parties To the Injunction. CT not being against the
Ferry Company, out against some OF It's membcrSp
continued 10 land the passengers. aud motions have
been made on the part OF Mr. '. for attachments
Order to show to be heard on saturday, also
10 the PrcSdent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
CITY ITEMS

THE CoUScm.-There was no report last
night CT the nomination for Chief Of Ponce The
proceedings were not important IN ether Board
The Chef business VII come II tonight w VI
cers'oHd this IS TIE a,s pay night OF the season
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03
DIX. J.. II 4 VI MIL LIS
Universal Drawing and dealing Naive

THE greatest blessing that can inherit. in this
L life, is health. 1t is an old maxim and true one
"that sound health, like good sight, tbs value is sell
dom known until it is lost" II should b. the aim Of
every man to obtain possbl,a peri ct stat Of ealth
Life cannot be enjoyed without it. II can be obtained!
Dr. f. EIammiIl's Universal Drawing and Healing
Salvc has been triumphant, and cnrd IN every case in
which it has been used, Pains Strains, Iftierworm'
Blood Bes, Errisipilas, Bone Fclon, Scrofua white
Swelling, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Pains, Fresh ounds.
Old Sores, Burns, scalds Cancer, Warts, and Corns,
and various other ailments The thousands that have
used and been benefit ted BY its hcaImgquaiiiy, CRATE
full for IFS aid in restoring them to health daily ten
derng their testimonials and certificates Of its virtues,
from all parts of the country What it has done for the
afflicted heretofore, il will perform for all who may use
il now or hereafter Wherever it has used has
never been found wanting There arr thousands in the
land who, if they knew its many superior qualities
would be without it, spare il from th'r houses
The afflicted would hail il as thousands have already
as their devcrer from pain, and rejoice in the perfect
enjoy of health Let all the afflicted try II and ind
cure.
1t can be obtained Thos. p Eskridge's Druggist,
and Morris & Goodies Staunton Sterling Son, and
A. Houek, Harrsonburg, j. j. g. A. G. Brown, Bridge
water Price s per Box. BE sure and ask for DIR. E
HAMmILL's Universal Drawing and Healing SSive
Stauuton, Feb. 5, lS5I.-ly.