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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
sVPERIOR COURT-Beorc judge O.KtEr
I.r Buk.y aga gene kceia &. Blnhudgr smith sud
Jane II. Brush
To recover damages for alleged malicious


oc.suion tca,y rrrrrod The plaintiff. former tial
co,or-i v fo ean' ai three the hui III
errr Of ihr judge Who presided the tfal The
cnis r i- -a Tie Judge at. having referred T. i9
src aud -, Ing jury that they ascertain regard 70
the rt constituting those ri-corcudng
hsrs Further ark By HAT the Juy mnd derc
question probable from all the Lets IN The c me
latter Appeal ,oiet TO have been error. and he
present trial grated Mr. Brady IN oIens me case SAL
al TIE prto n The -ui are "yer' AMI WIN m exc ph
Mr. koa- DEFENDING upon tlr professional e'"rto pr hFri
bod al fosb vii haso fons beyond Tat 'f al ~, om.
have commenced tho prot son1 carccr Mr. ke,es
wealthy aud doee IoF practce NJ HI. ros-n The iy OF
NJ We believe dar shfe Of NJ h An effort viii Do made
with tie NAL aui there ore 20 al
IN io sftr onv wealthy one Of the lot from liability
y. 't- pauh hops sh9a that Nj n b. H pnrtPton %
T~n.uy va. projected m and tho ca.e closed Or D f v'-n
nation made that the ,lmrr De- dE ~ 10 al the
e- aft Argument h'f ~ Court considered hat thc'e vas
uf r, a. M-rs Smith nd Bru o - te 20 ne Jury
hui thought eoug' !d MT '-n sho,a ~ o hr ktf' H.
,ri,d ho-Vrr 10 rsque OF fariH o. ne permitted topodn at
-srl thu o. wtsh having been DONE The Court
no ST. rothns hea hownto induce 10 at and tn
a. n 20 VI kct t's and be li t@ counre NJ
sut-s -rfed Ifh.y aftrv-rdl Mr. Whiting then
fen- the or irre 10 Nor smith ant Brush ht-fng
'ls; there pro o. cau-r. a. n ease --.ss
n teE-y udoi and TIE ease all 10 inid ~ tbs
noor.
Mlrct .rd wife azar.f krsuifr
10 damages ssed SANDER ,-ris words 'yo IN a,
Nj Il, ui doned a'r-ody referred to- Tr Juy could not
william II Reyrold. sst Day Sea-L
PssT -ays hat id ~ Nathan Allen as'n drirnd,ni'
y.frel thzt essisd between Ns d. y and n
that TIE shout tae advantage and thsct 49, OF
i The df f'rt- between CERTAIN iffr Al NhfN M hA' 80
and ne prcc Win h. -od them ~ eH n' mat
due 70 hn noldns he aid commission Or ths-nee $40
al rucicE snofte d. y, or az Their fela a.
n fhr hur n fr,f bant otird rlf5 received r I'm from
Ho' T. tie dens, III ~ deu-t ererr, thc a''-r'
~ f- : ~l hat Nr An rtehtsdio d. " "a zoe sum
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Adv ItsCnlrlLI
TINS WrrE OsIy-CHFAP WRITING CLASS


To SHAREHOLDERS IN BCILDISG AssocIA-
TIoss-We have been particularly struck with the siyan
tsse. offered to members Of Building Associations and
othrs by the pror tors of the Village Of Carenceye,
most ue-rsble site, lying miles from Brooklyn. "
from Niiamsburgh. and three from Jamaica The Brook
ly and Jameca Plank Road and Long Island Railroad are
within very short distance of all part, OF the village and
we predict iom its position snd other advantages h,t It
viii Ill up with rspdity than any other location with
Good water good air. and capital all, among the
rccr rnerdetios of Csrenceve The finest lots lying d.
nsnls may be made At the of - y month the full
particular; msy be cbtrined by calling upon D I MAcFAR
LAM No 3Nas,ust or any other agent OF the properly
Ierry Brooklyn BY Long Island Railroad, starting on Sat
urCay AZ II AN returning at PM Tickets tor the ex
curon BE- Obtained free OF d. T. MAcFAsLAN or any oil
ia rerFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
T. s MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
CHARGE OF ATTEMPT AT REVOLT.
is the ship Constellation was coming up the

i.ho yccrday from Live pool complain made at the s.
Office Of the with an at
tenn q, revolt Two or three L. Mir-ha ofcers
she bad anchored with OF arretng Tho
but were informed the sp snchons Of the Nineteen
jumps overheard aud goi tho ships SIDE AMI wee taken
81 which usually 81 ~ vessels, shoe
b.f ~ whole ~. rsr h,d e-csrd officers returned
tie CITY Tic said, composed OF ~ and when
miles Of this these nineteen suddenly
krnlc still the hands OF The officers. u
~ % ls.t evening bCisTe none had been arrested
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aTcnND BOAkp.
Pun .np,pu,. S.IE, OF SrocKs-T 1yysdag

Ocf .s-sgnn suubury and Ere =, =, - IL Lesh c hor
:. IO. Ye-usylsara Bsrf IL. 7, Arsr9rs- -, ~, 10
30 Iss I-snd L. H., I4s $40 CRY x - ~ lgt ts%s "
hrh =. a. az 500 Peun ss75 Do ~ Pens H. r.
80 4a 10 a. 40 Union Canal l4s go raft Bank 1877
st "a M ~ .37oO WI r. X is.'5 flgsj Sch ssy Mort
:. n -. -, Ches sad Del Canal -. o. io 600 C.nd>n
Cry g5is; 81,
Sesf Bsylsso Ssv Pr-l. 81; 20 b. e6s 1900 10
- - sfs Oh A Del Csnai IS and ~ inl Lehisi
Nv at 500 Canal !, cent Bcnt. a. go Comfy
T. ~ .si sSo Lehsn ., Oa - y A. In i5i 80 Lose
I.i,-s I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
BOARD OF ASSISTANT AIDERars-Specio'

W euIlfsuhN UCf. =, IcJ--
DEATH OF ASSISTANT ALDERMAN HRAsToW.
The President Observation-Disclosures, II becomes my
painful duty To thai have hesn called together for
the purpose of peyg proper respect % the memory oil
one OF the members OF this Board who died this morn
ing NJ oclcck-Nr Brns,ow Assstsnf Alderman OF TIE
Nnesrrnih War-and that mes-urrz shoali he adopted
70 ny ,he. -esr e % "a MINOR 7Aich ca'nr0- T':i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
DIED.

nThu.dly nornn, oct g. OF consumption " JANIS BEN
"A Mn. aged -
The heni and rates Of he family respectfully invited TO
attend hs funeral. th are 81 Ocik from hi- late fe
lei. No 3ic HuIcf' without further invitation His remains
N 10 taken 70 cenr,tery llih g. ard istag
ON Thursday stor Illness Nikf wie oi John
Lewis n the sGih ytsr 1t her
Her ,a % 'c ,atcn 'h' dey 70 Dlnon. Corn 20, ner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
.nu.rnysrs, src.. THIS DAY AND EVENING.

snusFMgSTs, Erc- THIS DAY AND EVENING r. 4,
,.S-sy Trafer-shsndy Mcguire; The u goU Of ips- Ou
kn. Tb.ster-Poor Cousin Waller Spring anJ Autumn W
~ Ts asr-Ds,id coppersed oh Yok and Sew-iofh
- a Eton Illusion Of the Pa'ate
Fs..v Iihfary-Rryr.. Gallery o. Christian Art
ssv-.su. M -euu--1he Orphans Dream. etc.
80, Ministries. No. - Bccsd~ey-Concer every eTenns
r.,s C,fdeu--T Far Of the American Institute
ss.,,,s B,orsnas. Thirteenth ~ and broadway
$3.50 T,lernacl--Ieci ~ Prof hgasrir
Bro.y sS., n Model ofsso Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

Irrx.--Cash paid by the people for Gloves
e., the Common Councilmcn from Jan to July l.
,sia sa equal to sc per man, or FIVE pair Of kids to
..eb Such IL LocoFoco Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

IrEM.-Cash paid by the people for sundries
hr Common Councilmen from Jan. l to July ], 1852
s1o55 25; equal to s2l 40 per man for "sundres."
This also is LocoFoco Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

C>SpIp,rEs FOR OrrIcE.-The following is
complete ht of all the candidates nominated b. the
Whig and Democratic parties for Kings County and
the City Of brooklyn together with the candidates OF
the Temperance Alliance for the city alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
ANornER VlcrlN-ALMosr.-O Wedncsday
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Assembly NoMSArIoSs.-In the lid As
sembly District. composed Of the towns OF Bergen,
North Bergen and Harrison, the Wing candidate for As
sembly ia John g. Alderman. The Opposition candi-
dnie is Mr. Jacob NJ Freeland In the;lId District Mr.
A. \. HaTdenberg the Opposition candidate, bad ex
pressed his determination 10 resign, and the delegates
met again last evening consider the resignation The
Convention declined accepting il, the cause OF the
determination of the candidate TO decline was In some
manner, healed and the said candidate will rum
RATIFICATION MEETIHG.-This evening the
Wings Of Jersey City will hold their meeting to ratty
their local nominations IL will be at Washington Hail.
and will undoubtedly 10 large and spirited gathering
Every Wing j. desired TO attend, only two working
days remain previous to the election Good speakers
will be in attendance, and singing usual
HuDsoN County Court OF OYER AND TER
MINER-Sptcial Ttr7-Judge Ogden, Justices Griffith.
Chambers and Browning prcsiding.-The trial OF
Ezekiel Villa for the crime OF polygamy, in having
three wives-Ono ia Ireland one in the City OF New
York and the other in Jersey City-took place yester
day The Jury odjudged him guilty.
Patrick Corrigan was tried for an alleged as
ault and battery Owen Riley, and was acquitted.
In the ease of Brettel, who has been awaiting
trial On charge of attempt to kill plead guilty TO ns
ault and battery which plea accepted by the Court
The complainant desired the 10 take this
The Court will not be in session to-day.
On Saturday morning, ar 10 o'clock, the sen
fences OF the Court will be pronounced upon the pris
oners found guilty nj this term of the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CAI.ENDAR-Movpr Ss,r.

COURT CALESDAR-MySD.r Nssr.
SUPERIOR CoURr-NOs. 40, 62, 392,
,o s.f SIS sgY s 5so $40 3I 592 So. $50 $40 SIS jt
"a a.s 81 10 1855, So 222 40 4G 25 i75 81
a. 3D. 81. ~ 49, -. 2ss. 49, 80. -. go
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sUPRFNlF CcrRT-Grrr,tT ,.4
La the mafter OF The widening of Wall-st

rioaivsy aud Nassau, and ~ ip,ov m nj Of
Il-se g.tih htor- the ~rerf Term On fQ
pro- ordered 20 h' ~ u tt~ C'nrt
.idmissioH 10 PTactice-Mr. John X. Troy,
o, report o srlnrcrs, aili'd 10 9eir a. egn'eos
% ..fnrr~r n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
CITY ITEMS.

NANCE OF TIE THERMOMETERS Ar
DeLstou,', formerly Ly1eh & CldrHsy Zot Haast
'is32. Sam. Noon. Sf:a oF so
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I4,s-Cash paid by the people for Books

T., Common Couneilmen from Jan. to July !, 1852,
tss2 % equal to $40 80 per man. And this Is Loco
Foco Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

Irrx.-Casb paid by the people for salaries
10 Common Countilmen from Jan. to Aug !, 1852,
sseA equal to s223 GO per man. This likewise is
Locofoco Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

ARREST FOR CRUELTY To TIORsE-A car
,nnp named Edward Kennedy Wa yesterday arrested
char. ed WIKI being drunk and disorderly. anf with
cruelty beating his horse which be Knocked down with
= csri.rung lie taken before Justice BogSrt, who
committed him to prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

CRY CoURr-The November Term of this
Court commences on Monday next before Judge Green
wood Yesterday fhe last for filing notes OF issue
up 70 which time a entered on the calendar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

time died no knife has ever been found, bot witness
stated that he saw from the foot of the stairs Sullivan
strike the blow 1t was set up on The trial, that he did
20 If at al from IN apprehension Of bodily harm but
the Court of Appeals has held in hs case, that man is
bound in every way avoid personal encounter and
IL only when be cannot escape with safety that he il
thorized where there is imminent danger Of his recev
ing great bodily harm ect the offensive The par
ties were tried and sentenced believe in the carly
part OF lsst year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

STEALING A COLD WATCH-Officer Cotton,
Of the Fourth Ward, yesterday arrested named
Albert Setpeii charged with stealing gold watch aud
chain. from the house Of Mrs Cstharne Dowdn Roose
vetsi He was taken before Justice Bogar and cont
nRed ~ prison 10 await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

CHARGE OF ENBEZZLEsESr.-A young man
ramcd Herman Rothsnield. yesterday arrested
charged with having enibezzcd about 800 worth Of
wines &C. from the store Of his late employer, Mr. A.
d. lie Prix No ,97 Broadway. He was held oy Justice
stuart 20 await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

IrEM.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
suents for Common Councilmen for the month Of Jsnu
tsy 1850, 1851 q equal to sli SO per man More of
Iocofoco Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

DASoERoUs AsstULr-A youth 10 years of
ase, named Geo. Matthew. assaulted BY per
son. who threw tunbloT at him. while in his bO-riIng-
house No. &9l1 tirst-st The tunbler took effect upon
the face Of tho young man. and the blood from the
wound flowed freely Two physicians called IN
and endeayorct in vain 70 stop the flow Of blood. He
wns then removed 70 Bellcyne Hosnirrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

Increase OF VorERs-Preyious 10 Saturday
LIST. the Oath inst 73 foreigners received their natural
zaon papers from the Clerks Office OF the City Court
of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

ANOTHER NEW CHURcH-The cOngrega-
lion recently organized It. Lukes Hail. in Hud on-s,
ard known as the Westminster Church. of which Rev.
John Little is pastor, have selected site for new
church in Twenty secondst., between sixth and
Seventhavs The location il excellent one and the
congregation intend Immediately 70 erect plain sub
stantisl medum.sized edifce-.uch they can
raise by their effort. with the assistance of their
friends, without involving themselves in burdensome
debt Already several OF Mr. Littlo's members, we are
informed have contributed $1,000 each toward the
church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

friends without involving themselves in burdensome
debt Already several OF Mr.. Littles members, we are
informed have contributed $1,000 each toward the now
church.
L,usCH.-The new L. s steamship built
for Mr. Geo. Law by Mr.. ". H. Webb (ol which
gave description on Monday) was launched from the
foot Of sxthst otsi o'clock yesterday morning. The
vessel ghded from the stocks in fine Style AMI there
were large number OF persons present 20 witness
tie scene She was towed around tot the Morgan
Iron Works. foot of Tenthst, where the engines and
boilers will be put in. and she TO be ready for sailing
Oh the Let Of February.
~ The beautiful residence of the late 4 j.
Downing, at Newburgh, which offered al auction
some two weeks SINCE has We learn been purchaselhy
C. C. Ager ESQ, of Hudson, family residence This
place OF the desirable estates Of the kind in
the country, and since i;s lancnted founder can no
longer inhab it, are pleased that it has fallen into
worthy hands.
80 We understand that two millions of
dollars have been offered TO the Common Corncil,
through the Special Committee having that MISTER in
charge BY one of our wealthes citizens bonus for
the right to construct a railroad in Broadway
MILITARY PARADE PoSrPOyEp.-The Eau
Parade for inspection End review OF the Fourth
Brigade. under command OF Brig Gen Even, which
bad been appointed for yesterday did not occur The
order had been counsermanded and notice gwen that
the future day OF the parade would be duly announced
Departure OF MEMBERS OF THE BAR TO
MR WrBsrER's FrNERAL-yesterisy, at o'clock,
Pms number Of legal gentlemen, members Of the
Bsr of New-york took their departure in the SewHs-
ven train for Boston TO attend the funeral Of Mr. WEE
srxR to-day, at Marshhed We noticed among the
number the venerable Chief Justice JoNrS The rep
resenaves of the Bar designated al the last meeting to
a,tendthe funeral were The following
Seth p. Staples. George J. Cornell, Benz h True,
Francis r. eating Wm. NJ. EysrtS Chss A Peabody,
CHARLES O'Copor Cyru, p Smith. e. TansantynoTd
yIiran Ketchnxs John M Van Cotf Aususrus S<hrl.
Chss r. Kirkland Luther r. Marsh John Sherwood.
Rem ". Bcnney, David Z. Wheeler, 1srrey A. Weed,
Y : YEA " nike, MEN pI.tvha.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

ARTIST on FUGIrvE.-A Young man named
James Harkn wa yesterday arrested by O.icer heee
Of the Chel- Office At the Woverley House corner Of
EiyhIhst. end BroSdway where he wa. boarding.
lshmeEt o. Mr.. Arlington IN MsTkef--t Newark ~ j.
o. a'ins, iilk-. Vestnc, &c, considerable amount
He was taken back to Newark whore he commit
ted e. prison o. av,i, rlisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

George J. Cornell, Benz. X True.
Wn. NJ. EysrtS Chss. A. Peabody,
Cyrus p. Smith, &. Nansantyoord,
John NJ. Van Cot, Aususrus Sehrll.
Luther r. Marsh, John Sherwood.
David z. Wheeler, li,rrey A. Weed,
MEN. pEvha.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

IrEM.-Cash paid by the people for carriage
hire Of Common Councilmen from Jan. l to Jan. %,
1852 $3.50 rs equal to Sc % per Which is one
more specimen Of Loco. Foco Reform
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10

Incur opinion, nothing is above the comprehen-
sion of women and with less prejudice, more lib
erality, and much keener perception than men
when a new idea is presented, new doctrine
taught, or new fact asserted she grasps il at
once and With the rspidity and ciearness almost
Of instinct decides upon merits or ruhfuiness,
and if her decision be favorable, she enthusiastic
caliy advocates and supports II. Thus the COM
mon saying was obtaIned--''0nce get the women
on your side and you are safe II and we are hap
by 10 state that have the ladies all in favor OF
The Mustang Linsmea They have tried it for
Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Sores, Chafes, and
burns children, az wei as for croup and muInps
Also, for corns, Toothache Pains 10 the limbs and
joints, so-e-eyes, Efuptions, Cuts and Bruises and
they have always found ID eifectual--and they 90
about, like anges heyars, prccaiming it to their
friends and all they see or hear tell Of who are
suffering We have daily calls for it by persons
who say such and such ladies recommend them to
try it, Go on ladies in your "good Samaritan
work and thousands will bless you for your timc-
ly advice
See advertisement il another column.
Nov 10 1885,. -2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10

B61-H should be universally k,Iown--for ii is
strictly truc---that indigestion is the parent of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases Dyscntery,
diarrh0a, cholera morbus. liver complnint and
many other diseases enumerated in the city in
spector's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera
ted by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspep-
ticsi think of 1t all who suffer from disordered
stomachs, andif you are willing to be guided by
advice, founded upon experience. resort at once
don't delay y day. 10 Hollands German Btters,
prepared BY Dr.. q II. Jackson, which. us an alter
alive, curative, and invigorant stands alone and
unapproached General Depot, i20 Arch street
We have triel these Bitters, and know that they
are excellent for the diseases specified above
Philadelphia CITY len July, 2S ;52--2m. aH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10
p,rN..

At the residence OF bis father in ogic county.
Illinois on the 18th nlt, JoDS ". in the o0th year
OF his age son OF DANIEL WELLER, formerly o,
Berkcb county. HA a
On the 2nl inst, at his residence in this place.
Mr JonS BOYER, aged &c years. :
On the lst ult,, Of catsrrel fever RoBgRr DUKE.
son Of ]ouN c and AsGfIiSA BoNEMoes, aged II
years, 10 months aid II days.
Though thou has, len MS here below,
Thine absence still to mourn,
We would not call the back again.
TO bear what thou hast borne
70 are he rose forsake thy cheek,
The isstre quit thine eye
And watch beside thy fcverd couch,
In biaerug0nv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10

NAsy .esrs Of trial, ins;esd " hnpaiing TIE
public confidence IN Ills meilesEc Las wcr .er II
an appreciation ami notoristy ~ FAR exersslag The
most sangains expectations n lis friends. Moth
Ing but it's intr;nsc virtues ansl the nunstskcahs
benefit conferred on thousands Of sufferers. could
originate and maintain tho reputation It enjoys -
Wits many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community, have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends BY every other trial, conferred
benefits on the aflic,ed they can forget, am,
4 produced cures tco nnmcroes and TOO remarkable
I. 10 be forgotten
While Ii Is fTssl on the pa5i.r 20 pretend t,,et
any one medicine will innaiiibly eurc--ssil there
IL abuuian. proof that The cnraRY PgcroRAr does
not only as general thing, but almost invariably
cure the maladics fer which Ii Is employed
! As time makes there fac,s wider and Letter
/ known thismeiicine has gradually become The lest
reliance ofthc Afflicted srom the log-cabin Of the
American Peasant, 10 the palaces o. EUROPEAN
! Kings Throughout hi. entire country, III every
State, city, and indeed almost every hamlet il con
tains. CnEnRY pscTonAI Is know as the beat rem
edy extnni for diseases Of The Throat AMI Lgngs,
and in many foreign countries, It Is coming to be
extensively used by their most intelligent Physi-
clans. In Great Britain, France and Germany,
where the medical sciences have reached theis
highest perfection CHERRY Prcron ~ il introduced
end ia Instant use in The Armies. Hospitals, Aims
HOUSES, Public Institutions and in domestic rrac.
tce, as The surest remedy thcir Attending rhysi-
clans employ for the moro dangcrousrf geciiors
Of the lungs Also in nilder cases, and for chill.
drcn II is safe pleasant and effectua 10 cure. In
fact, some Of the most fattering testimonials We
cfcatious in cases particularly incidental TO child.
hood
The CiisaRy ricToEraL il manufactured by a
practical Chemist, and every ounce OF it under his
own eye, with invariable accuracy and care II IL
| scalcdand protected W law from s6ainterfci,s,
co...ssaucntiy be relied On rs genuine without
adultera.ion,
We have endcayoged be.c to farnsh The cominu.
nifty with ameicne OF such iutrinsic superiority
and worth rs should commend itself to the coDl
Gdencc--a remedy at once sale, speedy and cJcc-
tual, which this has BY repeated and countless
trials proved itself 10 be, antitrust by great care
in preparing il with chemical accuracy, OF anil9rm
strength ,catiord Physicians new agent on which
they rely for the best results, and the afflicted
with remedy that will do for them all that med
icine can do.
BSs-P Prepared and soldig James G. dyer ifaeti.
raj aud aaaiytica, Chemist Lo,csn Mass
-Agcws--JouS T. lIannlsoS and WV n. 'lrslr-
..,,lx
Va land sold by Druggists generally.
August rs. lS52--3m