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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1852
PARTNERSHIPS CAUSES.

The citizens Of Newburgh have been star
tied ~ an official notification of the fact that
the sunport of the Poor Of their town, which 3
few years since cost but $500 per annum,
has rapidly swelled to the SUN Of S3O)) per
annum, and they have held public meeting TO
consider whe, action is demanded If them by
this startling increase at a time when Industry
is said 10 be well reward, and Prosperity
very general The result was the appointment
of a Committee Of twelve leadny citizens,
with instructions to give the subject a thor
ough OverLauliHg and report to future meet
ing.
We have no faith that this movement will
amount to anything, for We observe that a MI
jority of the Committee is composed of leading
political aspirants of both parties, WHO know
more already on the subject than they will ever
venture to set forth in report. They know
that the main immediate cause of this rapid
increase of Pauperism is the Liquor Traffic
carried on in their midst, which will be found
to have increased very nearly in proportion
with its natural consequent aud shadow. They
might also report if they would, that the Poor
Masters of the town mostly are and for years
have been Rumsellers, who make money by
taking the scanty earnings Of too many of their
customers for liquor, and then supporting
their wretched families at the public expense.
In short, if the highly respectable and inauen-
tial-entirely too respectable and influential
politicians composing majority Of the New
burgh Committee would only report what they
know, or might easily learn, with regard to the
causes of the PGuperism so fearfully augment
Ing in their midst, they would d. the public a
real service, but would probably damage their
own prospects Of being Members of Congress-
Senator'S Judges, &c, hereafter. So We pre-
sumo they will make a whitewashing report
Cor, more probably, none at all y and their con-
stituents will grumble a while and then 60 to
sleep again, until startled by fresh announce
ment that their Poor-Tax has crawed up to
fifteen or twenty thousand dollars, and that,
really, something must be done
Citizens of Newburgh the true remedy for
the flood of Pauperism now setting in upon you
is The MAINE LAW. That will do the work you
need, and nothing else will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

~ The question is often asked, who viii
Gen. Pierce choose for his Cabinet Minister'S
Gen. Pierce will have no choice in the case.
He will be compelled to take certain perso''
from various quarters of the country, because
those persons are indicated to him as those
who will best satisfy the party in their sesera
localities. Cabinet officers, like Precidents,n
these days, are not matters of choice, but tie
results Of party or political necessities. k
no man, therefore, envy the distinction thu
such positions confer We commend this pnF
l,sopby to the numerous to Je disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

We trust this modest volume will be widely
read II will correct some current miscOn-
ceptions with regard to Irish Politics and
Irish Eloquence. 1t will prove that the latter
has better examples than Phillips, or even
O'COnnell, Who, great as he was in his way,
embodied in his speeches the faults even
more obviously than the excellencies of his
cOuntrymen. he was often harsbly, sayagely
personal, which Meagher seldom is He never
forgot that he was struggling for a depressed
Race and prescribed Creed. Meagher, on
the other hand, always speaks for and TO
Nation. He is Catholic; but he wants no.
thing for lis Church that he is not more than
willing TO cOncede to all Irishmen--to all
human beings He pleads for Liberty every
where and in all things; he pleads for the
restoration of Nationality to ireland, through
the revival and universal diffusion of a Ma.
tiOna1 spirit and the utter eradication of all
connection with or leaning TO this or that
British party We give few extracts Illus
tratipg the character Of the work. And first
from the Preface, as follows:
ITO some exfest these speeches mag be considered out
Of dste. TIE tone Inspired by people in the asi.uie
Of re,istnce sounds strangely upon the ear when the
ohoTus, which hailed the coming OF the conte: Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
CoscRrss-The Senate yesterday was not in

CONGREss-The Senate yesterday was not in
session
In the House little business was done An
act Of some importance To the mercantile com
munity was passed authorizing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to issue registers, &c, Of ves-
sells in certain cases which have heretofore re-
quired special acts of Congress. The Mexican
Boundary Appropriation bill was passed, but
leave was not granted Mr.. Stanly to introduce
bill TO pay the fourth nstamsnt of the public
money under the act of 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

- Who counts the Trench yotesl We
think there are any number of aspiring gentle
men in our OVID country who would be certain
ly declared elected 10 the offices which they
aspire TO Gil, if they and their tools had the
control Of the kallot-boxes and the counting of
the votes. Who doubts, FOR example, 10 re-
gard to majority of our City fathers Who
should wonder at the successful run of Louis
Napoleonl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

- The Africa arrived from Liverpool yes
teIday afternoon, bringing Intelligence of I'M
usual interest. Foremost among the events
q the last three days, included in our dis
patches, is the Speech with which the new
Emperor of the French greeted the official
announcement Of his elevation TO that sublime
dignity. which was made TO him by the Pres-
dent and Members OF the Legislative Body in
full costume. Mr.. Bonaparte's speech was, on
the whole, a clever one, though the piece ofclop-
trap by which he supposes Napoleon TO have
existed, is poor and clumsy and nigh. as well
have been mended or else left out Il is worthy
of remark that lie does not renew the ia nous
declaration that the Empire is Peace, probably
because be thinks once is enough for a pledge
that requires but an occasion to BE- forgotten.
The other notable event is the speech of Mr.
Disraeli on presenting his long expected
budget in the House Of Commons. 1t was
made the night before the Africa sailed and
the London papers of the next morning failed
TO reach Liverpool in season for her to bring
them. Accordingly, we have not the
full report Of the speech, and are OBJ
lged TO rely on a telegraphic dispatch
in the journals Of Liverpool. Oar readers
viii see thar he takes hold of the existing
taxes with commendable bOldness. His
changes, though protesting to bring the fnan-
cial policy OF tie country into harmony with
the principle of free trade, are sufficiently re-
pugnant to the Liverpool professors Of thar
doctrine. We are sorry not TO see among
these so-called reforms any proposition to
abolish the taxes on knowledge. That surely
might have been hoped from Mr.. Disraeli. \
man Of letters himself, he ought TO take the
lead il emancipatiDg the press from the bur
dens that deprive the mass Of the people Of
daily newspapers. We copy from Tie horn
ing Chronicle curious article on the Cuba
question in this country. It's blunders are
positively interesting, and all it says is no;
folly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

~ Dr. DEBAi NIOJKRENOLEO, or Nc IL
c.itd Compound or Restoring Preserving and besu ing
the Hair scqusiro "a the toilet Of L,dIes and q n
eT D. in hch the utmost confidence may be placed
lDafag g. Il does from Of the learned IN ind
fsiigtbe chemists IN Europe and from the cIpss
processes Of manufacture obtained IN 1873 on be-
halt OF the pres I, pr0Tretrs whose s-ten,ian hst been
called the sIC .issstOuisn lcy ia Res1rIns
eId BeeLri sng tie HaT IN many heretofore uIprs-
csdeuied IL . IA truth Natures OVn Remedy Tat
DECAYS NloUERENoL-o . p-eparlloa OF u1eq lIied
power have the most dub tab testimony an 10lh-
not Will b. when uiIct lundredt- o. pep
araous for the Hair ~ have en- flrlot-en
forever The Lty demand 0T frJ t1e
most tctGbe families and ind ydulls d the City Of
Newl ok elsewhere rOves u 10 b The oes. article Tor
the Ssn end Hair word has produced r0uses
the veg tsiive lncfi0 - who fe. and benny
to the hbefs: remove dsudTuu aud al 1her nparss
from the scalp AMI hair. slowing upon the snow
like whfeLss and upon tie Oler - S.uess AID llsteT
winch hss been equaled and atlo .zh. b. mDr0p
erly employing injurious lhIOca0us Srslsy mixtures
the Har may lave BEEN nered harsh pes the APP
pearfuce having been cued with nor ROM
iurs Il vii, by the use Of DEBiYs NfoUERENoLEO,
Sedicsted Compound. become plant elastic, and cN-
ceedi gv beautiful Prce ~ per bottle For sale by
THOMAS ). CKowEs, Bookseller. 40 so Broadway. r.
FRESCH, Bookseller No. i3j Nesslu-st. Clinton Hal,
and Mrs HAYES No us Fulton NlssIust. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
UT tHIFIUI HIT
Te shall issue on MONDAY MORNING


The Tribune for California, Oregon and The Sand
rich islands 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing of
the last steamer; Money and Market Reports, Mar
riaces, Deaths sc.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be
he'd at the Desk on This Morning. Price Elk coats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

" Rt. Rev. DR.. IvEs, Protestant EPlseS
pal Bishop ofNorth Carolina, (now in Earo9e)
is reported in The Tablet as a convert to Ron''
Catholicism. He j. said 20 have so declared !"
DR.. Wiseman, Cardinal Archbishop in LoDd'a'
on whom lie called ON his way to Rome. I"
DR.. Ives is married, he viii probably NOT sn'e'
the Catholic Ministry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
WARE

HALLET DAVIS & Cos. PIAyO-FoRTE WARE
Rooms, AT GoULD & BERRY's Music STORE, No ~
BRoADwAY.-I hese Pianos with the and greatly i'm
proved Hoan stand unTyaed C. tone, uCh ami dura
bty. They offered az the prlce as AZ the Ware
pces Inch fail pt ase hut beng superior Piano
and Aoan they not offered 10 Compete with those adj
yf1tisad ~ yery ow prc,e Mhch aye an inferior article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

~ Mr.. David Ross, Of Nev-York NDa
Oneida Co., was killed on the afternoon OF ne -.
inst He was seated upon load Of cord wool W.
the end board of the wagon gave way lering n uo.'
in front Of the wheels two Of which "a sef ore, -
and crushed him badly that he died in e" w.
after. He leaves widow and eight CHILDREN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

j. G. MoFFETr's LAuP DEPOT.-HOusekeep
es and Others are respectfully invited to examine the very
beautiful Caudeabas. Girandoes solar, Fluid ana Lard
Lamps j. q MoFFETT has always baud at his depot,
Nos l9 and l2l Prncet j. o. u. sells at very moderate
profits 1.-The quick sixpence rather than the slow sh-
hing" is his motto. Gas fixtures introduced into houses
with economy and dispatch. sunday Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

= \ Washington dispatch this morning
irtinates that the prospects of Flibustierisn
are net so very coed with the sla7eholdng
Members Of Congress after ali; still il is not
TO be forgotten that when tie Texas question
was as good as decided, similar reports were
current in al quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Ia The Americans resident ia BERN ~, -.
meeting on the 10TH November at ihe hoa's :.
Fay, Charge dAfsires I'd interim, aad uH'l'-..
paced resolution to wear Grape three days.
Of respect for the memory OF Mr. Webster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

" Chemists, PHILOSOPHERS r,nn;-. N
have tIied their hands changing the co - p all
have failed 70 produce Natures brown or BLACK Co..
poko alone hss succeeded HIS Liquid Hair Eve p.-s-,n
IApoko No Astor House also for sale BY the praep.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
WINTER AND ITS CosrUMEs.-The outer

clothing which fall on has Introduced this for gentle
nen's Dfeesa variety OF shapes and eS
and snend any trend of VINO desires 10 be
gracefully fitted with just She kind Of winter habit most
suitable 10 his style OF figure 10 VISIT the well known esio
meDt of w. r. JENNINGS Co.. No. 23 Broadway. Their
stock presents epOme OF every device the way Of
Overeoofe Oversack Telmas. Clo1k Wrappers Paetots
&C. &C. which has been ssurd for the current winter. In
ready made stock the city, they be surpassed
the establsi that cOIhne Themselves eXcns
the execution e orders. We only echo public op Mon,
founded Oh twenty-five Yeas oxper whn that
the firm olJENNINCs Co.. have obtained for their ready
made oihng celebrity equal 20 that of any mad
s,re here sewhele In tue order department the
accomplish employed, and suit be made
10 measure in a few hours II requred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
lg We recently copied paragraph from I"

~ We recently copied paragraph ''VD :.
exchange In relation to the alleged spontaneous T
ton Of fire ennihilator on board the severn -,
Lfreyool Journal has an item showing that tno
has been grossly exaggerated, and quotes 'hs '''''
from the Log of the Severn to that effect ~. d
q 94th September PM The composition u one one, i
the fire snnihintors In the saloon ignifed ana
considerable alarm; aiIOred ito bar" OUT and fe~''
the machine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
A GsrAr blessing TO TIE ArrLrcrEp.-The

number and formidable chascter Of diseases Of the Liver
have one chsltn god the attention Of medical Some
these dseases cassed under the general OF Con-
pon. have been supposed ncurabe and the unhappy
patient allowed to die, without medical sence 70 otr hin
hope ofrecovery Happily this no longer be the
remedy has been found which will 81 complaints Of
hatever character arising from arrangement oftle Liver
The Pill discovered By DR. MLANE ofNrgina. act rect
Is the LIVER and by correcting lts operat and purify
ng II from disease. cuts of and exrpate the complaints
which have their the diseas OF this organ m
edes hitherto proposed tor Liver Complain have led 20
operate upOn the the but Doctor MLANEs
by cleansing the fountain dr. up the impure Of
d. hich thence derive their existence.
For sale in NewYork, wholesale and retail by c: v
Clokcner Co, No. 81 Barclay st. and Boyd Paul. No
20 CouIsndtst Sold also by al the principal druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

Fox INDIGESTION AND NERvous DzsuIrr.-
M WATTSs Nervous Anadote IS safe p asans ard ec-
.eo seh ay ios restoring the sosetons and giving EoJs
sa hsalsny tone 70 every function OF the system. ais
aeis an such ce-aiutles upon al has
ti.n sefnewedgn ents VII be gwen to rstun the money
IL proved iEeaeetpsl. 81 pei bot,ie.
Depot, No. lee Nassln-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
~ The Tow Bazaar of RoGERs, No. 40

IL The Toy Bazaar oil ROGERS, NO. AZ
Broadway the STORE for all to visit in the selection Of
Presents Tor the holidays Every variety Of Fancy Goods
from o. richest inlad Tables onA Work Boxes 10 pe4uy
Whistle, Will be found III this extensive Bazaar ant beas
all imported by Mr.. ROGERS in connection with his shop
in Looon, can and win be sod prices suit his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

~ BARRIERS, Quacks. Charlatans. all have
tsxse iheir feeble powers. to .yen, Ar Ss.o on, c.
,rh;b nj sII Dy tue only srtcl. krown 70 Chea sr,
sy,y y Mn safely and permanently covert rel
:, - ~ 70 beautiful bsck or brown Warraniei
70 Peg, q. the Cd established sr5t OF CovS,rn 4, ~
-Aeo0Aeo Sesr OF Walser-sf Is. .tore fr,n psS,ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
A Sp,pKrIxG NrNBgR-The co

A SPARKIING NUMBER.-The contents Of TO-
n,orrow's SUNDAY COURIER will be unusually brilliant
Among the articles viii be found continuation Of Hand
some Jack. two Original Sketches By John Of York the
conclusion At the Road California: Mser Thief; Light
ard Shadow Or JOhrsons Pudding Byron and the Ttor
The Russian Police The Morn Of the Mountains Coun
try Actress Wedding in the Clouds: SelfRelance Of
Humble Life 4 Pleasant Situation Few CIndeTs from
Iie the City the Teeeraphie News Editorials upon all
sence. &C. Price cents For sale BY all the Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, DEC. Is, 1852.
For California.

IL Advert senents for The Tribune of Monday ught
be sent IL before O'Clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
R,cY's SAFES AeAlS.-WmDER's patent

RICH's SAFES AGAIN.-W HDERs TATENT
SALAmANDER with Rlcns iNPRoyEMFNT -Chnle-ton
& & I'd Nov 1882 Messrs sTEARNs & MARVIN success
sors TO RIcH Co Gentlemen On the night OF the 18th
inst my entire stock consisting OF oils candies, white Lad
rubber sprngs aud packing also very great quantity OF
other merchandise consumed by fire lOur safe, cOa-
tanning my books in the hottest part OF the ire and
everything in 1t was saved N the perfect condition
he'd used the ges moment at dlrk and the box Of
matches used 70 light il our custom put into the
Safe for consider them dangerous things 10 leave about
Tho matches and the books all Of my whole stock that
had the mark of fire upon them. Unortunatey for
YOU have here had good proof OF your Saam the
perfect satisfaction of every who Witnessed the destruc
ton Of my store. YouIs very respectfully,
LEWIS VI HATCH.
An assortment of these Safes with and without Yiles
Powder Proof Locks Day Newcils and JOues Locks for
sale at the Depot No. l5 Waer-s and the Factory,
corner of Avenue a and 81. MARKS place New York.
STEARNs & MARVIN.
Successors to Rich Co.. No AS Water-st.
The only makers Of Saanander Safes in the United States
combining WldeIs and Rich's patents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
SUPXnB HATS FOR THE New YEAR.-GEsr
A5.r DyronAu-"It's hard tellin,' Aunt


Deborah used 10 say how much a knows by the
clothes he wears I've great deal OF the world IN
ydsy aid Pye alters found that them who pears the
smart. Of bid dress tue finest amt much aTter Az Aunt
Debora, as very sirewd old lady and pretty we
M 10 snun; Int must say that however well her
moi apply 10 The wearrs of tine for instance
have yet individual who spo-t-d
Knox Hat sod at No 23 Fulton st. who was not no ed
for his xct ent and inoge The very fac Of
mans purchasing knox hat, is proof positive that he
know what's hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

- We commend to the special attention at
those hose object may be obtain thorough knowledge
BcoI keeping the advertisement of Mr. FOSTER, 10 be
found IN another column have. in midst Of
young men no would find il greatly TO their future advan.
sge acquire the best possible system of keeping set OF
boo and we venture to SOY that Mr. FOSTER whose repu
taon stands quite h.gi in England It does in this
country the of all Others best calculated to siord
them thorough instruction We shall take early oppor
tunty OF our readets better acquainted with MI F
claims 10 the most decided superiority teacher OF Book
keeping. In the meantime read his advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Iunonr.rr Pnn11c NorIcE.-The subscriber

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. Ne suDocIlDci
bee 10 ernounce that the lst Of yanuary isI ne WI
;ned "a secia partner BY g. Is. WILLIAMS. Esi ' OF
flr firm OF Hunt Merriam Co the Business from tlat
ds,e 10 be conducted under the title OF George BULPIN
Co In consequence othe above arrauge1ents Z 0con'
imperative that total and immediate Clearance o. tne val
us6e stock Of Paris cloaks aud msnas Chinese, renc
and Ipca canels hair shaws and ID valuable tl Oh
ell nations should be effected and IN order TO insure tls
result the short Intervening the enre hls Zen
submitted 20 the most unhesrd-of reduction IN plcs Ihe
Just cele brty this valuable collection Of foreign LoFe IN
ladies' has attained throu ghOut the Union
comment superiuOus bat guide 70 ladies' who wsh 70
avail themselves OF the pr opportunity. append me
spbjoined list Of few OF the leading ATTRACTIONS, VITA tneiI
former and present reduced prices thus: 60
ESQ elegant cloth coaks IN brown more ana 0tl1r
Ing cOlors formerly sold 20 SID 10" rel ce1 70 >'
7Co DO formerly sold at 81. nov reduced 10 Sli
$50 do formerly sold S8 10 go nov reduced TO SIC 20
so. 49, 49,
duced 10 - 10 $50. 49,
All the enbroi, red do formerly sold at SIS 10 S25
reduced TO si8 to $40
go French Cashmere square shaws formerly % 20 so
now reduced TO 81 and s.
40 very nch bocAe long shawls formerly 20 TO S0 now
reduced 10 Els 10 SO.
800 very sperb French camels hair shaw formerly $50
to $50 now reduced to 50 TO si5.
Also India cames hair and splendid variety Of Canton
Grape saws and scarf. at opOrtlOnate reduction.
Fancy FURs-ln thus department quotation OF prices
may only tend 10 msead the public suffice IT, therefore 70
say that the subscriber has II store truly magn-
cent variety Of sabes stone maen3 chlnchas ermlues
&c in ppets victor4es. riding b0as ais nus, gilnt-
lets other garment N agglcg e value
upward fifteen thousand dOsr he VIII oher sucn IN lc
ets as have been realized Observe the sale at
the reduc prces commences Monday 18TH December,
and viii continue until the LIT January
GEO BULPIS Paris Mantlia Emporium 3ol broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

GEr The SUNDAY MERCURY TOMORROW
The celebrated Dow Jr Will commence in to-morTow's
MERCURY new series Of his original and peculiar saort
Patent Sermons the popular Of American papers ever
written The price OF TIE MERCURY three per
COPY Can be rad Of ali the newsbOys and at all the news
agencies Office No. lo9 Nasssust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

FURs! FURs FURs !!-HoLIDAY PREs-
ExTs-Lades' and Chldrens Furs beautiful assortment
now open for inspection Call aud examine. Aso Hats
Caos and Bonnets; Misses and Chdren's Hats.
]. w. kRLLOeG. No. I28 Canal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

SUPERIOR FURs-YoUSG, No 90 Bowery,
has assortment Of beautiful Furs got up 10
superior STYLE, and compris every modern shape. HIS
Stone Martens Minks Ftchts &C., &C. really hand
some. His Sontag Bertha Boas claim the especial al
tention Of tie inGils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

which would have saved life if administered time,
late DO tIAe with disease. Rrly upon it, that
when the stomach win not gcs food, when fntness aud
assiude perVnde the syst when the sleep disturbed
the appe feeble the mind lehag the nerves uuuatu,sy
sensitive, end the head confused rely upon H. that when
these symptoms the powers Of vitality failing,
and that unless the mischief Is promptly checked life rH
be storeHcd. wei as rendered miserable Now wc know
from mass Of testimony greater than was ever before
cumus ed favor OF remedy that HooFLtN1s GE2
MAN B1TEKs, prepared BY Or. c. JACKSON. Philld-l
phia, III Immediately abate and ia the end entirely
all Of thcse disorders, surely mathematical pIo
VIII solve n problem Who, then, Will endure tho
agony, and the risk OF life with health ANA safety within
reach
For sale in Now-York by A. b. u. Sands corner Falton
and Wen-sis; c. Rug corner Broadway and lln-s;.
Dr. Doohttle No, lil G1and-s, and by Mrs. Hays, Ia
Brooklyn.