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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21
Markets.


StrURD,y, Jly 10.
AsHEs-Ihe market is very firm, With hnnted Dc
nand Sales OF u bhs al IS for Pots end % Tor Pearls
COT1ON-Is without further change, duh AMI Eeasy aud
unsettled in price az bales only have sold.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ow market for mo low Grades
port snd moderate local demand The supply adoai IS
The inferior grades are firm but very quiet and tere Is
but little dong IN iancles and extras Canadian heavy
bands NJ Is for Sour and ia, Tor No supcrfne The
sales of Domestic reach 1900 bbls at siai 49, for mixed
fancy Michigan and Indiana. iSiSi 81. for OHIO and
pure Gencsee southern heavy, with moderate local
and export INQUIRY Sales OF 40 bDs, at 81 at . for
%ssS TO GOOD ,, STRAIT brands and sis g, - e,
Corn Meal Is heavy sales Of 100 hbs JERSEY al a. aud
GRhIN-There IS SIN far demand for Wheat mr. Mill
ing and for and the market lower SAFES 900
southern at TO- and ~ OOo bush white Mch for eE
porl al about % Rye duii with more ohehns SALES
Of 500 bush lie Oats les active and handy
firm. Sale. If State Al SIC and jersey a 4OGtec
Corn hardly rm and less active large business has
aggregate 100000 brsh a. 81 33c for Western mixed Tho
sales have been 81 $50 bush a. 8aj5.c 1r damaged u!
5ce Tor Meslern and roc Tor Ioln y il3" and %'f
OHIO and Prison 2ic and lots barrels pc Drlse
PRoVISi0NS~A limited demand for P,rk buf the
market IS firm, With nothing arriving hy Canal The sacS
Boz hhls At sli II for and 81 y i1 prime Oh IS
ven dull and prices axe uomnh Beef : M ;oJd Dc nlld
for the trade and the market fra sal, % 900 bb a.
IS 75GSI for mess and - 50 f1r prime Beef Hams
fair request Sales Of 100 hbls good q Sa Gu ats
dull Sales OF 10 ieres and tbs Hams t. Lard S
heavy. tie trade DONG hut h.ic Sales 800 bbs ple
at for contracts Butter and Cheese steady and r
salahe.
mcErhole more doing; 80 ticro.s Did IN tae last
HEMP--The market is quiet In small lots tne sales
may aggregate 80 bales American Dow R.,'ed ~ sje
NAVAL SfoREs-The litt IS more t dong N Rough Tur
pcniIne and sales OF about 0Jo bbls Il decline 81 &c
sold SG03c closing at the lower price RESIN moderate
ly active 800 bbs Sold Al }Oal 10 for Wilmington p
al 60 for North County 2oce Fine at ioesf Tar IS
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oSp BOARD.
SATURDAY, July bpm


The stock market shows no change OF
moment. 4 slight decline was experienced IN Nor
ris Canal, Canton and Ere and the few sales made
were heavy Harlem advanced Z. and Madison and
Indianapolis Rs,lroSd y cent.
Exchanges closed firmly at l0s To- for
sterling and slOa5lll for francs. The demand
for the steamer was no, very large.
In Froights there have been engagements
to-day of l9,oo0 bushels Wheat al al aid, and 1000
bb's Fonr al Is iidois "a.
The Baltic to-day took out S62O,000 in
American gold.
The Money Market is easy. Large
amounts could be obtained without difficulty Al q
q cent on good Stock securities. The demand IS
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
si;o,,2e Is. Pad. sl2s,9i, - Balance. $l.7sa.-
III %.
The export of Specie from this port for
the week and year IS a. follows
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NEWPORT. July IS-Arr s-hs ArgO. Clace, Bsii,fd
for NYors Cornsla. Horton. Taunton Tor Paula ,lo01'
Harrief. Brsiman. Fa River for Nfors. AtS1;sr Hot,
do for Perth AmhOy C1ch SER. laws, Dioa tJr Nfork
Agent, HAYES, C0lneeilcut for DO
PHILADELPHIA july 2o-fr tel ,ie4ins ~ OSPREY,
Murcen. ChGleSon. baTks fremont. HanblLn. Bo-t ~
Eagle. Matthews. Do. h1gs Emma Baker. do. ANA NJ
ria. Pelrse 81 CToiI, Gardner v rght Ietsl a. CeTde
mas schs Triumph. Mason salem, Mar patterson Bate
man. Boston. Henry Lee. smith, New Bed nd Alfora
Bahcock New Yo-k; C;eo7g, Pickering. Park, bcsroa;
Francis LulneN. 90.
Cleared 1871. ship Austria. B0rland. Liverpool, barA
GerInanIa. (Pr1s Amesb1Ty. Q1eelsion brlss Fulton
BY Mccall CIenf4egos; Tiara. No.Eraye, barnadoes
Porto Rico Carrie. Portsmouth. Nh Natznzas, stOyefs
Bostos scbrs Henri Delaney. Boston, Qncy, laTkin
Cbgrtuck. BostOu, Triumph, MasOn, do: J Flanner
yangllLer NOrlsans Geo W Pickering, Park. Boston.
NJ Young OTIS do. Vim VI hard. siubbs. Salem; Charter
Oak Nelly koKbCro; Mary Patterson, Batemal hc~.
aIIuTa Babcock, Providence; Henry Lee, Smith d..
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NAIL GLEANINGS.

TVHMENDous CONFEDERATION At CiSciS-
sArL-On Monday morning, between one am .vio
O'Clock, FIRE was discovered IN the Apollo Build
mgs. containing Woods Museum HawAnss Da'
yueTrean Gallery, Cundrys Commercial Coiie5e,
several stores, &c, al Cincinnati. The consmG;.as
Kves the following az correct schedule 81 damages
The building was owned by j. =. Broai%cI, JOSS
$4,000 insured $4,000. The curssires, nNores,
&C. in the Museum, were owned BY >: n. nlce anu
- Matson, which were all destroyed excsP''.S "
few Mr. Rice's loss is IS, 800 insure 5000 MAI,
sons loss $4,000 no insurance The actors ana
actresses lost all their most valuable Wsfdrooc &C.
worth near 81 900 +. e. Hawkins, daguereotypls',
Immediately under the iecture-Yooin, iost near
Al 600 no insurance. Considerable o, his STOCK was
saved in adamaged condition. John Grumpy, OF Lie
Commercial College, lost 500 no insurance. 10
seph Cox, ESQ.,, attorney -a-ia", nan an Iua Uooa
and valuable papers destroyed, loss $3.50 no lnsV-
rance. s. B. Nenabcr tailor. on the first floor, loss
al3COO fully insured. Isaac Fiuey, snir' Inana'as
turer loss $500 no insurance. NJ A. "esVou,
hoot and shoe dealer. loss $1,000 no insurance A.
n Uazen merchant in the corner OF toe oulldlng,
loss 10000 insured for 5000 George Stack
house. dealer in china and crockery, loss S!,r'V IN
ured for a, 600 Mason & Brothers, haters, S2,Vep
fully insured The store next 20 Masons, formerly
occyoied by Brown Il Co., empty al the time OF
the FIRE. VIM. Finley, barber. IN tue basement, loss
AIJO no insurance The building OF Moses 20:
was also partially destroyed loss OF building ana
stock in store, $4,000 insured for $1,000 l. Gel
Ia confectioucr loss $500 fully insured The o1lld-
ing leased by Perry 4 Haggavc, and occupied DY
them for the sale OF dry goods was partially oe
sfYoyed in the rear whch together with the loss OF
furniture and some goods, amounted TO $500 IN
surcd for sl00. The Fifts-st. market-house caugh,
ERE several times, bu, soon cxtngnshed. me
total loss wnl not be fer from 100000 The ire Sas
no doubt the work Of IN ncendsry
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Receipts ofPro,luce.

by he NcrfR Riuer BodtS-SGtnrcGy, Jhly i9.--s7Jj
ohs Flour; lS0 do WHISKY i07 do Ashes 20 pkgs Meal
e9do Butter, Isl DO Wool 9,3iJ bushels Oats 1000 10
Wheat s5.i74 do Com
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BY Telegraph.

PENSACOLA. july IAN lrg L., #, NiorA.
PROVIDENCE. IHiy I3-Arr sc.Ls Daniel 4 VII. -
Fhlad-lphIa: " Kncksoa. do. Harvest, Roger " J.
'slas Black stone aud z inter, iro Nf0rk.
RICHMOND. jul iG--bTr -eh Cultrs, Nfork
BALTIMORE. July l9-AT bf Is Fashion. Nag1b,. fk,
Syph Antigua. sshs SUSSEX Guyana. PR DOa NcholAs,
Portland.
CHARLESTON. Jgly iS--An sls Emanuel and Louis
vile. NYoTk. VI brown. Baui.re-
SID Col m1l4. Ny "a Clement, Boston. lths- "a
ard Ellen GiOldsbOrorgl. d..
NEw.oRLEANs, July SD shlp Hope. Nyors-
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nisaSfS~ le.

BAKA EGIA.El,Ia a. Boston frorl Baltimore. n tie
ugh; the ssh, u G lpe Cod. contact with schr
nierey AMI lcs. noyspnt stove 5-lw@rzs, 10 Tls VI
was bound . P -3lel ps54-sEe l0sI broom.
B.sz sAsAH OiSEY. Jsiie-z T. from s;Cl fcr Ja,an-
zAs Lad her fore yard carrs1 s~@y ard sustained otasr
damage 81 cer-t = tc1.s<t ~ts t5s ing AeDss.-Is,
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W halers.

Sale, from New scdord nth lnst ship Wlyoro,, bark
Helen Snow, Wave, Downs. Atlantic aud Indian Oceans
Ship Uncas started hut anchored Of NaShaNIna owing IN
the abstn nee other al mate.
AR at SIDNEY NSW. Mch 9h ship Massachusetts, Case
New Bedford. 10 bbls sp; iNh bark Geo Chanplaln.
swain Oh reported her chef mate had died of fever,
and her n and 81 mates had been drJwncd ~ sea.
Sailed from Honolulu May nth, bark Dromo, for NV
Coast
Cleared at New Bedford 18th, ship Nontozma, Tower,
North Pacific Ocean.
Spoken-July lat % o. lon % ~ sen Alexander Young
OF PTo,Incc'oHn, IN . cruise, oil n0j stated
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ea.e Railroad 'oI The snO.'h q 'e, 'e -. e.,
ger mile.g lIn1 M 10y -','s'
The receipts for TN sane s'o-i'a -. Te-r 80,
fare ta-se cents rFf nl.ic} >ti,----- sei,ucg
Increase n June is5i -sl4--"
The Lockport and Ni-cara Falls Rail
road has finally SUSPENDED oF-2r'.,-oIs. Worsraen
arc now engaged tearing p :Ac Oh to = p7sFl'-
tory 20 grading and laying do 10 ." rals.
The Directors OF the Northern Railroad
have resoi7e, 20 pat the IL: :~o sections o. that
Road under con:raci, extending 70 CoAccs.
The closcness 81 Money matters IN the
Boston fnar.ot IS easier. The Tfsrs!.er say The
balance with Now-Yors Is IN favor, AM Will re-
main 50 until specie is returDsd ;Fcn thence.
large rooqn. Of papc. natures n SewYo-k thc ast
NJ Julv and IN tugr..:. belonging 10 Boston greatly
e,cee4,nr 49,. amount Of collection held here on
New-York account. This L4fercn,e vii DC taken
IN coin.
The animal meeting Of the Sullivan Rail
road Company was he'd n Charesiown, Mass. on
Tuesday. The capital stock OF the Company PAID
IN IS ssco000. The total direct cost OF the road 5
$ss3e7s 81, aud the aggregate expenditure including
other sums IS elI4l es 60. which IS charged 20 the
construction OF The Road. The total amount OF
debts and abi!itie OF the Cooperation s7Isls7 o..
L
amount OF liabilities s67l696 IS The receipts Of
the Road for the year ending July /, 1851, we're
s5477G. The expenditures for the same PERIOD were
So, SO co. Hon. Charles Thompson has bcen re-
elected President.
The Philadelphia Money Market contln-
ues stringent The state Treasurer has gwen no
tee tina: the extension Of time TO the 3Cih INST for
the payment OF the State Tax, with the usual per
cent. Is only applicable 20 the CITY and County OF
Philadelphia.
The total receipts from freight and pas
sengers on the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad for the month Of June were over $4,000.
This i a, the rate Of near $6OOc30 per annum, and
will give 10 to 70 per cent net earnings on the Capt.
tai stock
The Ctncnaaf. Tunes speaks OF an im-
por,ant railroad movement ID Ohio, having for It's
object the construction OF continuous line OF rail-
way from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. without crossing
the Ohio River. and on a route This OBJECT Is
TO be effected by uniting a Company, organized at
Mount Vernon, TO make a road from the One and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, al It's southern bend near
Londonyillc to Columbus, via Mount Vernon, and
Company al Springfield, whore the Little Miami
Railroad terminates to make a road from that point
10 the Pittsburgh road. The line VIII be about 10
miles long commencing near LOndonglile and run
ming by Mount Vernon, Delaware and Maysville 10
Springfield At Mount Vernon the road viii cross
the Columbus and Lake Erie road, az Delaware, the
Cleveland and Columbus road, and Springfield, 50
miles from CINCINNATI the road VIII connect with
two lines leading 10 that city giving is passengers
choice of routes by the valleys OF Little ans Big
Miami
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MINIATURE ALYAyAC----raIs rAT.
frr-Ess.t Is - - HoOy-I4s sS- =. 20
HIGH ~ATER------JriJ 70
Sandy V1ok foa Gov fsa-i. i S9m HeL Gaze eeo
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Passengcrs Arrived.

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DAVIS Ms 4 J Davis Master DAVIS So1ly, " or,
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tn.s, Mrs II \ Prcuty, aaj = o n the s-csrfSe go,
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Moan Ieras 81 ala. Ms srk,ricS, u tns n C" "
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~ WI Palmer IS our agep, IN SyRAcusE for ih,Sa'e
Of The Tribune
" Messrs ROVE Co. PROVIDENCE. YLl serve The
Tbune IN that city The ARRIVAL # The morning tram vi
to I " PEAsE and EDWARD Downs supply The Tn
bune IN NEw-HAvES Tie arrival Il the morning tram q
cars from NtN-lo!k
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

The exports for the same period we're
S2l7,5I7, 1870 or which there were OF
Domestic products Sis ,5i6,555
Foreign goods re.expor,ed 9,73s, sos.
Specie 20,23l $50.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

the opinion of the treasurer, the bonds
aad mortgages, or stocks SO pledged,
shall become an insufficient security for
the payment of such bills or notes.
Conelnled next week
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
Action on Mr.. Scott's Resolutions,


The House of Delegates, yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock, took up, the special order the resolutions
offered by Mr. Scott OF Fauquer on the subject of the
Union.
Mr.. Flournoy moved to refer them to select Com
mittee OF thirteen and this motion, after some warm
debate Mr. Crutchfed demaded the previous question:
The call was reieeted-ayes SO ,lnoes 81.
The discussion was then continued and was Of very
interesting character. Mr.. Flournoy, Mr.. Crutchtield
and other Democratic members objected that the reso-
lutions proceeded from the Wing party and insisted
that they ought to go before committee before being
acted They declined, however, to specify wherein
they did not approve the resolutions. Mr. Scott OF
Fauquier, Mr.. Scott o Powhatan, and Mr.. Boiling
defended the resolutions with great force. Mr.. Fergu-
son Democrap opposed the motion refer select
committee. That motion finally prevailed, ayes "a,
noes 81: Every Wing and only two Democrats
(Messrs Ferguson and Yancey) voted in the negative
The discussion wasthe most interesting one of the
session, and shall notice its developments more par
teuarly hereafter. Although the friends oflhe resolu.
tons did not succeed in bringing the House to a vote
upon them, they forced the majority to pledge them
selves that action should be had before the adjournment
Every speaker who advocated the reference avowed the
necessity OF declaring the position othe State in regard
to the question raised by the communication from the
Governor of S. C. The ISSUE therefore, cannot now be
avoided and may look with confidence for an une.
quvocal expression OF the purpose and position of Vir-
gnia The Disunoniss, any there be, and certainly
there who wished the Legislature to give the
whole subject the go by, have been foiled The truth
must come out, and be published to the world that
Virginia, through her Legislature stands by the Union
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

FRIDAY, March 81, 1851.
Prayer by the Rev. JOHN EARLY, OF the Methodist
Church.
Releasing to }. Louis kinser the Commonwealth
right to a certain lot in the town OF Alexandria,
Incorporating the Pleasant Valley Iron Manufactur
ing Company, in the county of Barbour; and
Incorporating the Spruce Run Manufacturing Com
panY.
ELECTION oE GOVERNOR.
joint order,
Mr.. HAYS rose for the purpose of nominating COL
Joseph johnson, of Harrison county He passed very
high eulogum upon bis social personal POLITICAL orato
rleal and military character and services And was
followed by Messrs. FLouRNoY and TALfAFERRo, who
fully endorsed the nomination.
Mr. sEsAR placed the name of John JanLey in
mnation but subsequently Withdrew it.
No other person being put in nomination the roll
was called with the following result:
- For JOSEPH JoHNsoN-Messrs Hopkins, Speaker,
Bowcock, Boisseau, billiard Of Amherst, McDearmon,
B., WelIman, Clarke, Buckner, Darlington of Char
lotte, Jones, Barbour, Muse, Deskins, Edwards of
franklin, Sydnor, Pearls Taafero Guerran,, Carroll,
Wilson, S!oval, Fleming, Stump, Monroe, White.
Lewis OF Ii: and D., Boykn, Ilowser, Tomlin, Slemp,
Montague, Harvey, Williams, Warman, Beirne, IA.
mundson, Butt, Wheeler, Campbell of n, Willis Bus.
well, Robertson, Kee, Cox. Cackey, Fairfax, Flour.
noy, Harrison Craig, Marz, -Yancey, Piman, Calvert,
Campbell OF Smyth, Cruchfeld, Wheaton, billiard of
Sussex. johnson, Witten, Horner, Jackson and Boyd
rs.
For JOHN JANNEy-Messrs Massey OF A., Good
wyn, Segar, Hall, Souhall, Edwards Of L., Wright,
Darlington OF L., Neal, Witcher and Scott Of Pill
For Ro. Y: CoNRAD-Messrs McCue, BurwelI,
Speed, Wall, Welon, Jewet; and Kilby-7.
For GEORGE w. SuMMERs-Messrs. Fnney Carter,
Damaron. lmboden, Tompkins, Darlington, of B.
Boiling, Hume, Cal!ison Duke, Gresham, Russell,
Herman, Newsom and Ditty-l5.
For JOHN EARLY Mr.. Forbes-l.
For HILL CATHERINE. Wilcox-1.
For J F. STRoTHER-Messrs. Stuart and Suttle-2
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

~. LECTURES AT THE HOUSE OF DE-
LEGATES.-On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Evenings, March Goth, 2st and 3d. at n o'clock, Dr.
JOHN Thomas, who has recently returned from long
lures at the House OF Delegates which has been grant
ed to him for the purpose by the Assembly. The fol-
lowing will be the subjects Treated of:
LECTURE Observation-Disclosures Image, or the EN-
pire now rising in the Old World, and the destiny of
the Kingdoms OF Europe.
LECTURE 2,-Gog and Magog, or the Image Empire
proved to be the Russian, whose Autocrat will be En-
peror of Germany.
LECTURE 3.-"The unclean spirits like frogs" or
Austria the Sultan, the Pope, and the French powers
in relation to the present and future. NH 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC.-This compound
will be found trial to be superior any Other article
offered to the public, for curing scurt or dandm1
prevent the hair from falling off turning grey and
all diseases of the head or scalp 1t is composed
authority 1t leaves the in suspense as to its
virtues, clears the head OF all scn and dandu renders
the hair beautifully SOFT and gives to dark, durable
uste, which, with its well known curative powers, in
eruptons and diseases OF the scalp renders it an ndis-
pensable article in the household OF every family
Price nifty cents per bottle. For sale wholesale and
retail by VIM. Fletcher, under the American Hotel-
Also to be had at Ade d Gray's, r. R. Duval's and
K. A. Meredilh's Druggists, Main street, ard H. ].
Miller, IFS Broad street Thomas H. Rosser, Peters
burg; John H. Seay, Lynchburg; and W lillian Smith,
Raleigh N. C. fe 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

Mr.. Fillmore is well mentioned and discreet He
will meet with annoyances from the rather overbear-
ing spirit OF certain quarter but hope he will stand
stiff
The foregoing passage in the recently publish
ed letter of MIR. Webster to MIR. Haven, having
excited remark, the New York Express puts
the most reasonable construction upon it, as fol-
lows:
The above from Mr. Webster ia understood to refer
to- the Anti-Admnistraton party in this State, body
OF men who have shown their teeth of late by killing
off the New York Mint, the Board of Accounts Bill,
and other measures OF both public and local mpor-
lance, and all because they not willing to trust the
President with patronage. These are the sort OF Wings
who complain of US for boiling from their one man
and one idea platform, as laid down at Syracuse and
who commenced their warfare upon Mr.. Fillmore,
even before Gen. Taylor was in his grave
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

PHILOSOPHY OF BR ANDRETH's VEGE-
TABLE PlLLS.-When the tseory of the circula-
ton OF the blood established, the secret springs OF
vitality were then partially exposed to view. We
saw and understood that the food we eat was con-
verified into blood which repaired the of the ami
NAL machine; the food is fuel, which keeps at a life
heat the internal fires that and invgorate the
inner man. The blood is electric fluid which car
ries this heatto every ramcaon OF the body, even to
the exremities OF the hair and horny nail. While the
blood is thus the seat life. it is also the OF dis
ease. Food gives the body strength; Brandrehs Pills
give blood the necessary power throw out from itself
all impurities, thus rendering the of life pure and
healthy. 1t men were sincere, there would
be fewer religious creeds and they kept closer 10
natures laws in the management ofther bodies, they
would require little medicine. As grow in
teigent they will become wiser and happier; even now,
their sdom is proved by the fact that when sickness
assas them they use Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Fills, which soon restores them to health.
They are peculiarly adapted to this climate, and re-
quire extra when they used either in diet or
clothing They should he always in the house, so that
upon the first indication of sickness they may be used
One dose in the beginning, s potent for good than
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system In
colds, coughs, asthma rheumatism, costiveness fevers
and in all acute, heavy or seated palms, their effects
will be found beyond all praise. Three five will
like charm, often curing dangerous maady at once
saving months of sickness and the evils thereto attend
ing. Remember, Brandreth's Pills are known and
fully tested medicine, that is used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country and throughout the civilized
world. They quietly superceding all other med-
cines They take out only that from the blood which
is the of weakness and pain, leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep at night, and
appetite that relishes all kinds of food Sold at DR..
BRANpRETHs principal Office 24l Broadway and at his
retail Offices 274 Bowery and 24l Hudson street, New
York and by agent in every place of importance
throughout the world who has certificate with fac
sime OF the labels the genuine boxes which the pur-
chaser should be careful to compare.
NJ. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. l east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. de 80