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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
Enn,raI OF Cen. TaLlnaadge.

Gen JA-Es TALLuiuCE who died 1udd-nly AZ the Me-
brazilian Hotel on Thursday iast buried on saturday
lis ra ne were conveyed Gerry hour on that day %
Grace Church Broadway and placed outside Inc rlhns ~
fopt Of the reading desk Tie coffin Wa plain one Of
eyood studded with silver nails but no Other ornament
ON the coffin was plain bras pste bearing the following
msuipucn
JAMES TALLM4DGE Bern Isna'f5 n !'' D@@ sl' ''''
Public notice lad been given thai ihe remains Of tie
General would he PLACID n Ills Church and that he lane
raj rrocesor otter the Performance Of the burial ss'ice
would Be formed from there Accordingly lonS before
O'Clock The hour appointed lie Church bessn % Dc ied
i.b tho friend and reave Of the decsased tia1 hour
The funeral services commenced The prayers and lessons
were read by the Rev d. Tsylor The Choir attfehet %
the Church were IN aendasee and oild e. intervals N
the intouatiors and sung tso hymns during the eemon
IN ry effective stye Alter ths scryce vss o7cr 1ie
fuernl PROCESSION formed outside ne SLut-D - gye
,Ee bgt alton in which the General va held 10
fr.encs made i G walking funeral ., 49,
Tho coli g. wa placed n hear-e and nntsn !! a.i
II followed the following gentlemen a. "a. O1t.sls
Chief Justice Melissa and Jufse bets o the INCA
states Court judge Oakley, % iAe sik,.ol. SV1S
Y. Nor Geyrze Gr.FWoidi Lut-rr DfHiiHA "
y Cro.bv Aaron Vail and Gen. Chandler A. also ~
rbv;ca D.. I,rcf- Peters and Nandcrterg several Of
~ uerbers 4 ne American ETsttute wearing beige
~ mourn NJ OF ne In sbo Jones IN ne roce- on
~ - - h Y IS ne Geue-al Mr. PhiD Van Ren--elaeT,
and ~ chdres both rasle and feras re preseni aad
c,,eJ rs-t o he rroce..en TIE body wa conveyed %
- -, va HsrbIe Cemcterv Seosnd ay whore L va
Ilsced WIKI ,hs usual ccfscon'- IN the Isl'nese family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
SOUTHWESTERN NEW-YORK.
Correspondence Of The MY Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. y. Tribune.
ALMOND, Alegany Co.. n Y. Sept. .. lsj3.
SIR OF late our mails have been very irregular
Tie Daily TjJunc frequently comes from the West
Yesterday got the number for Sept % being three
DAYS behind. The old Land Turtle is more tarly I'M
der the management of Mr. Pierces new Mail Agents
than usual, and know of no better mode to Insure
care and dispatch than for The Tribune to apply hot
Goals again 10 its back.
Tie result Of the Syracuse Convention produced
quite stir in the party, though l think the Burners
feel tie worst over it, il interieres with their f
ture success Many and openly declare their
determination t. leave party that has bOlted It's prn
ciples
The Adamauiines are silently organizing. and appear
70 be making up what they lack in numbers b. activity
The RorndsrHo TriJHne, hitherto a neutral paper,
has hoistod their ticket and report SAYS Tie Almond
UteLlg Ht5aH another of the class, Is soon T.
follow in IFS wake This secures them organs IN Steu
ben and Aceany. But party ties set rather loosely
just now.
The friends Of the Maine Law in the Southern Dis
tict Of this County have put in nomination for Assem-
Div L. F. MAY and shall be greatly disappointed il he
l. not elected lie is thorough-ccins Temperance
man and vii make a useful Member.
lOurs &c. AlLE"ANi-
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SERMONS, MEETINGS. d..
The Insurr.etlon In China.

Y,+erlav afternoon discourse deiiverd b. The
Rev VI & BALDw,s {. Blthosda Bapii.i Church Chrys;e
s. y. on the above subject; Gnd IT, relation 20 TIE haai
,rurphs OF Christianity throughout the world a. wl'en
tie following Is the substance
Commen.'ns with tic quotation from Ike Ky ~
will oyer;urn oyerturn oycnurn Il I'D slaI b. DO more
rp, LIE come. whose RI i t. and vi give r linn the
re,ker rr,ee,,d 10 remark that JehovaA is mtnie''ns
Il. rowcr in the accomplishment Of prlhecy among hs
rtr Of the earth in O very remarkable manner a. iA-
veut time The ollmonis OF the glory Of the l-o4d O.
Hosts are vo nc themselves through the n.raai Of o.
soo.rv ard III through ;be various working O. hnilA
ro,er and human government in order that &c nay Ie-l
bo.e right II is in order that nay be gpared TX nm
On come 10 whom God saw vii give ihe "o'efli'.l
and the Empire -.
Looking 10 tic prc,erI atl.cde q me hnasal Imp
rd Tr-,ev and the relation which England race iu
Austria hold 70 these belhgcpn: povcrs Vneh ,-s! &c
10, n oren warfare 70 dav are most m-nIe--y 20.
., be 90 rrcored the sarci,y OF breadsuts OF NC -o
r.,, %, FuroTe and ciso in England iIseh tn le--a
,.;.;on Of Urueary Prussia end the hser s;se- OF u
ro,,pert e.re ally tic ,i-te Of Ko nh N-1t'n' AZ
tte;~ q rsriots IN Euro1e The Celestial I'M -e ---
,er. eondfon the post.on O. France Nelco an O. 60
~ rxr.rous loss eural AID >suth Aurean eae' s'-
=. tie poi.jor assumed b. thc vT.rs n 'oe OF oli '-
paIs and or own Land politically. Who can --- 70 >
mar, the desrus Of an AZ vs. aEd I'm err.
IL The Whole ,......r n.
The Ch.ncso Emp.rp probably The o-de7' y nl'', 90
cbe eertaaly the most vast O. al realm = '1 oO'
Md ,pd broken ". There sEe tTo EmY rs' % :"
errmertl auilcr.tss operating in that REALM - 4
With % far az or, knowledge extend L. NV, i'
o.urred IN La Empire The pr-seAi po.ol o. IN, p,
.as 90. the 49, '1,s, .loas sisk; =. -e-.' -'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
New-York Typoxrsphicai society.

Tie regular somiannua meeting OF this sociesy held
at the Library on Saturday night The Society numbecs
80 mcmbcrs. The past seeson has been sicAly one
among the cra and the Society has paid very large
amount for Tie r,ef OF thirteen Iaembers who have ben
III dur'n the term Three members have diod one or tive
Of whom leave widows who assisted in case OF ned
Tie invested funds Of the Society consisting OF socks o
City banks and Insurance companies amour. to sa'ss
The receipts from members for dues and Interest on s'oeA
10 s5s5 a. Tho society has paid during The past sax
months for sick benefits, funerals u Widows, sapefat
atCd members and contingencies Ss0I. The contingent
expenses. however, have only amounted 10 sl.S Ies
shows an excess OF expenses rcceps OF s32i 81
The Library fund has, recei, ed from subscriptions dsna
ors ard transfer o bond and mortgage during the same
perod ss15 o. While the expenses for fitting az the
iuTarv room Sc. slili Ss-lcaving 4 balance 10
the treasury Of ss6i %.
After n aiding the reports, the following officers were
elected for The ensuing six mouths;
pye,dle.t-DANIFL l.. NORrHiP
Tt.e 20. leaf-M h. WYNKOoP
Tfer.,rer-lAwrs NAaINE, reelected =. -.
Savcaft-HENRY C. LANiVs Ia pace 81 Edwsri IA SAaafsi
who deci ned re- 'cciicn.
T.s,fces-CgASLrs [ s,vAGE and JogS rHonAs
I)rsctrs ~ fil'cs LbfrrsOhafes Mcpevt, Jtme' va
rinc and John W, Forbes
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m ,ts purpose Of taking the TRANSITIONS o. ne DAY.
,ra .lso swing an account OF their proceedings - sash
r,,sr II he BODY a. cosH no, have been present Mr.
poue ne Prssecr, called 70 the Char lie s'a'et
that H. body IN procession had visited the es
over nafacturer belonging to their trade 70 ne OT
End n m hc rrai msoriy they hal received iavorass
snssers ami kind words. These taey eu nfs. sonLn
ueutrg fhs m bv having the baud to play eP hsaAs
Do.,l and Hal Columbia. Two OF thFee N'Sla
give 90 anser II al aad 20 these they .ad n,lnl %.
paved The Dead Msah before their doors IN oraes .
sgrf, 20 ia,m that they would yet have 10 aeso1n. "
Judge wio would not be Inclined 20 iooS win ,el
atlc eve On those who dofardcd tie labofer OF ss
After The epor Of the President was nade TO me sens
great indignation sGs expressed against those enPoys.
who refused accedC 20 the moderate demand ~ ~ .
for ten hours work and resolution passed tnst no
member of the society shoGld work ios them alseus
sion then usued the amcunt Of money which 'hous
be allowed weekly 10 the who would be tced 70 80
strikes, but a. Il Coud not be known before MONDAY
how many employers /, would b necessary 70 s.rik,
sga,ns The question postponed 70 Saturday night next
the ordinary night Of meeting, with request TO- N,
President thG; h. would cell extra meeting ii The besy
should deem such 4 course necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

\ rInon vts preached yesterday morn NJ N ne Ah.'
sueriesn Free Chsrch q :, George the NARY ~ the
corner OF Themysen ard Prince ss b. d. spence a's
B.bop CT Msdsss All meEibsr Of the EDgL'h hpaeolA
Delegation 20 Tie Trennia EPseopal Convention o. the
Ur,ed stais large conresaon assembled 20 h1ai me
reverend gerileuans remarks among u-ose Ii1@n' We
ob.srved Me.srs Barclay an Bunee BE1h Non.-ls ''r
Ne9Ytrs and The Scrh ard s9utn Cafo-AA.- lag -
sonz we're -esd ~ tic Rev IL HopAAs anu ~ az!
~, D., ,t..,rle-s Leynarl Rector Of tie Church
n E,,lor tb. came forward and before proceeding 70
IN, 5,er Of hs sermon Logged tie fOrbearanee O. the
eopererrp - b. had arisen NON TX bed % cone ana
.dlre.s cr rather than voate tie Ir'lse when ne h>a
I'm 20 rres,b 70 tbe ha, mcging. Iae text selected
=. te suiet Of his discourse taken fOn 'i1LAaA'
j. TO g a fc4cvS -. 49,
d. No, tte rorss Of be flesh are manast whiea ar
foe Adu.,.ry io.a,csson uae1ann-'' As-'.'u'a..'
dost,v wachcrast. has.ed, vTian e@AlA!'9a F'a.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
RUN TRIALS IN PoUGHKEEPsIE.
Correspondence ofthe n. 7. Thtuue.
POUGHKEEPSIE, y. y, :

Correspondence ofthe " 7. Tribune
POUGHKEEPsIE, y. y, Saturday, Oct ], 1888.
The Court OF Oyer and Terniner has just closed is
term in this place. Among its last acts II sentenced
tlIee men to prison for violating the Excise Law.
One was sent for 80 days another for 40 days aud the
last for 100 days. l presume these men feel quite
reconciled TO their DOOM they hope TO be pardonei
out in few days by His Excellency, the Governor
which hope is not without foundation. as il is well
known that Thompson, who was sent to Jail at the
last Over and Teriner for 80 days for the same Of
fense was ret free at the end 30 days by the inter.
ference of the Governor We think it rather small
business for the Executive of the Empire State 20 be
poking bis nose into the County Jail OF Dutchess Co.,
ard liberating culprits whose crimes call for much
greater punishment than has yet been inflicted. II
lie Governor deems it his solemn duty to release sose
of the criminals in our jail, would recommend to
his notice one of the kOrsethieyes confined here az
fitting object Of His Excellency's clemency
Who steals NY horse steals trash;
Twas u.ne-t his and he's been slave % Thousands
But he who drugs my child with liquor Kills
mortal frame alone bat deaihless soul
Rolls of tllst which not enrches him.
But makes poor ind ed" .
The rum conederacy, including rum-sellers, rum
drinkers and anxious politicians, (who wish the rum
influence to aid them in their contemplated march to
plory) erowl at the of Judge Barculo but the
yItuous and the good approve IT, II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
Meeting Of the Tailors' Protective Union.

Ameeng OF th. Society heldst9 o'clock PM yesterday
at The Sixth Ward Hotel attended by abcu, one hun
dred and CITY Of its members Tho President Mr. Quigsy
presided The object of the meeting was to further eoA
slider the difficulty between the tsilors and Mr. Wymsa
relative TO prices paid for certain class OF work IN hs
shop The result OF the meeting that Commttee N
Terfye of those members who in the employ Of Mr.
Wyman and five other members-was appointed 20 con
fer with him and report to meeting Of the Society to be
held at the same place, this day, al l O'Clock L. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
Til. Operative Tsuow Chandler.

Tie Operative TaiOw CAasdeTs struck tx higher rate
Of wages than thsy are O. present getting On saturday
They crued az esHy hour IN proceAon and raafis'i
trough the IT. hesded By band 0. music Afsr pr
fn the TAX tev assigned themselves they di'gersed
10 DIR ssysrsl hote. Lut asouajsed AGAIN o. 'ocA
I'm $, Eerri,s-e Hsr cornes Of AIsn aud H's''a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
PHILADELPHIA

CoIresI o1llnce a ne y. Y. TrLuns
PMI,orLrHI,, o.. De- 1856.
The friends Of CAPT George z. Woarcr tie Viii can
ddato for Nash OF Police held lcr-e an enthn -,e
mass meeting az the Chinese Museum last evening The
trocc cdiucs on tic occasion were interesting
There were - death, in tie city and bcrr' 81 fla
- iircr 100 OF consumption - dysenery Il gclOr
tfa. Z malignant C lever ma.ssmu- lo It'll
born il.
4 lovely Sabbath is vih rs today. The atmosphere is
A. tolny and refreshing as that which brings into life the
mowers Of Nav. Our various places Of pablo worship
were well attended today holy calm rests On AL thing
furry Of paid is respects 20 Us ye'ie dty m2tn
ipc a. clock Quite an even, for tie i-st Of tcber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
Aid for the Ne,v-orieans Printers.

NJ TfHlIlFfW w IN'N'
CySrIENgNi The Finance Committee appointed at
meeting of the Printers of this City held at Tsmmany Han
ON Saturday evening Sept - 1853, acknowledge the re
CENT OF the following which, after peyng the smfa
exerses necessarily incurred will DO forwarded to-day 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Thc steamship City OF Glasgow Capt Wye from L.v
eIpoo arrived at Philadelphia Saturday afternoon h'v
ing alcd on the 18th September Shc brings 4l9 Tasscn
ger besides yory heavy and valuable cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

Tie Arctic sailed for Liverpool on saturday with I'D
Passenger
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-14
Jnaa IL 3awawlf
,uYaIs fur Csit-siaae Work, rick kSok,
Oh the Louisville Custom house. y.

n us3i" aHl5EH TRsasuRy DErAXrassr, June 1853
nE proposals received for 'he several par's q The WORK o,n
1855 were deemed for
the Uned aiesio a9nd and make contracts only for the
hubble and caIpesie work, and
pend action part o. 'o remainder lor lha present. bur Il me
Of brick used for me brick work Appeals not 70 have been fully
pi,attons fo bidders
gV will be received at this department
budding furnished wrought, and laid into The
including win The na'erials, all the iron clamp
dowe aneioE IN it's place. and
WORK. backing SC. The Tor The whole work
ofthe quality ~ New Abaay knob. White river
stone The option o. the qssd a. the proper .sasnn
being laid in the tane, and OF quaity all respects equal 10
samples thereof he Ieasgy i ss Sa'ss O. s
hld,ns Louisville, Kentucky All the
otieh iu 'no 's a' au ~ n"ps y W D. % =, s.sa
peys brck Of Tie eapaiy AZ The labor work aud materials
ana specifications prepared Tor The sae ny he atc
The rropo. kinds Of work give thu price Of
according original deign PLAN and specifications as bad Tor
advertisements Of Deeember l. 1852, aad also price for
according reduced plan specifications bid for under adv
March as 1854 and e separate for each kind .f work
adopt either, be iund best
The depari q, reserves the g reject ,he new ~
NO contract WI be awarded rkcr 10 master builders oi
thereof without The consent Of The ecte
re Of d. work done aud accord
te quantities and am.uar to De asesahed
nding ac'tee) viii he paid from nne 10 me
,hs work o & and nss pr ssg ~ a u" INC 'ud
signed by,wo srnb persons (cred 10 BY the attorney
the Va 90 sses dis net uase io ie id that the
bidder vii .tsp required he c.ssi be accepted, enter into
nly s2o the work. aud 900 for The brick .orA
for the faith ,clnmanee Of said contract
The plans SpeciGcatons aad working drawings for the building
can BE- examined and other Information touching the proposed work
ean be application 10 The experimenting architect az
The this Department. addressed The
ssssy e 's and w q , AZ oees p m on Inc
hed oF receiving the ~ The Of tue bidder, any
Juna - wttug9 800 Secretary o reasury.
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DN Letters latent secured ga Is1oPuyermacirrs
hydro yac cnrn CONSTRUCTED 70 be under Tie
garments wonderful discovery IN medicine and eisc
eiy the day, they relieve without shock In
simultaneously nefrous palms. such n rad car ard tooth
ache, pains dnorsar, and by tier mid tut
peTcepbls the Jody diseases years stand
nguch local paralysis, complaints liver diseases
ny mimce They have been applied with the
drrad(u diseases in children commonly
called eonyou also 10 ccihug under ncuues aud
disorders OF the bow H. They pcitr,e metals from their sau
drcomposc water, defect nrede short show
icing ounces folded
pocket book ready and viii
siiftmr guarding himself hiy and friends, &C. against
diseases N which nid cleo
cty perfectly certain, aud wonderfully speedy remedy
THE price complete chain from 81 70 So batteries, So %
,22 %. .H.". HVl# Il .s##& #"a
Incredible may above shy person easily
beforehand OF truth The i'm
oksowiodzed America by the
Academy Medicine New been
prd medical colleges, the bellevue
MAIDS Island hospitals, Boohyn City Hospital, &C. IN Bu
Ac,dsmir NaouAi~ De Med.cn Pans by the imperial
Nepaa by the royal faculty Berin and other sent8e
institutions OF the highest odcr including the principal hopi IN
| En,npc.
prnpstos possession Of the Il
feet from all The above institution, ~ America and Epropc, well
profession
both hsphsrs, snd iuyib pahliu
with copies testim1pisi., and number
cured New York and Europe obtained
Office They wl be- forwarded fec 81 postage the
United states answer 20 prepaid iaqu containing three GEMS
post sse ...... II" E.#..r II STElNERT.
No Broadway, corner Of Prnos street, New York
Agent In Washington, DR. L. Scbucking and llth
nalaasfs, Charles aud VIM capar ~ North Gay street
Al
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FyIy ass NsSt Of District Of C0Ianatta. q q IL VA
lie ssts opeh ssepion Of sisitets Inc
heslGK q2sitles VI le waited well ssallasa apq ~ .ny
regarded ta State. The buldnfs are
upon with spacious roreoes ball
and rlos paved covered Ways shaded
4" Ht fae band Of music secured ample
supply Of the best Wines aad stores when inc eou
dang WIZ enleasHto iFstNN
on board as $50 season end ng LIST oetoher
G lfre loulbs a5; aon 500 for ons nonh, sdei Tor
ng each 81 eents children under twelve years snd Servants
bNlt children under Two years Hoes ~
cents ur day $40 PER annt Zoe bes wines and qao
nva becp 6btained coTkage v 81 bottle, aud ia proportions for
charged az tDGt shall be brought 10 the
Ianee by Others. Bills payable weekly H@s" #H tE l@
ne Slxandna Orange aroad completed q Warrea
AeAnia eight o'clock msring
about half hours,
of staa"s WI take the passengers nardiaey
ard hall Riits Me Adauz'd road re-
sess r 20 Ale Washington evening
"a Ale o'clock
M 10 when
will about miles
the Springs good road Fare by either on
AexaDjna SpIng., $3.50 Travellers whn by Cor
leave n in the and get 10
wra coaches Will
Immediately The spngs, thus making daily lines from
Waffenhn, to tha Springs. Persons
exaodaa The Springs by al day
evening Riehm3ad Springs
by BY Gorannsvie sleep Cut
ihe Spngs about
good viii 20 thu Springs New Market
week. Connecting Gainess Cross Roads With the Win
l -I. gs# ....... II M6H THOMAS 0. FLINT,
Jupa l7-3aw4wif .e. t..a..a Supenn,enaepL
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IN the petition OF Joseph Mock, of Philadelphia Pa praying
for extension granted
(i6) OF Iuly, padocks
FOR said patent, which
6) OF July eighteen hundred my
a. lEAf.
petition be heard
Monday, of June ~
and all notified and show
have, why said petition Ought not to be granted. XII
required Gle
Office specially
all hlsd
b.
cordsnch with the Of the Office, which will be furnished
picsuon. 81 r. 9~ .l ssa.. + N.s.. lt..s.r
Ordered
Republic Union,
PAS Express, New York city; Dry tce
to the twepysevsn ga day Of June day Of hearing
r. e WEIcHrMAN,
. Acting Copimissianer o
r. Of the above papers VIII pleas. COPY ieir
bile the Patent Once with continuing this
April 7-iaw3w III ~ r
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yafftnNfH - k-Ascssansnoa xao11~sns. 1913 aA@
s.s. !. s.
Dag s and es.aai inuSssss1 Sseuss =. g-
s . %: 1ss.' a. p,
~. 's %. s s ia
les which hey ass. m Fss Dc, - ms
sas Pep o. IL Eass
@o as s1 a Sas s:s nd &c ssa
ali the great Giles OF Europe the bei preparation extat of e
OH q F. ID louRs o, sKSvous DISEASES llis
convey adequate IDEA q ,' ,.ea., sss enc
lated Whether broken down by
as. X a s s sI' ss sa a"s
s @'a adet 's asass s s iss"ss
sad debility eeess new an. Nc saaas erect &c
Soo@ or an aos ieoe apathy becomes hsi pa,p a
sRs he eS S No. sd dc
On HE rsisis permanent. o he eoai plops.eso
condition Wen may the preparation be called the n s
AEpicisAL WONDER
century II tie hrst scientific Of the Old
World admitted ta miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
4 srlAuL.sr ru.r ENTAILS REACTION, 81.
- s as sS IS @ ssen' s s s ss % % @
be said Of hun WHO takes ,hen !" ie ia.tsae Of
s, aH wa-e an se p y. s a .. ~ ~ Il,
happy upon e mind entire
dasi, dyspepsia general prostitution iabi, ns,soo.nes. aa-
@ p ssI wasas . rom az p,aoa Of the
eney, constipation Ae Sea from Whatever eaase
aaays al.a Sia I isilss ' '"''
and mind eoains i The mental p,s a.. s"s sought Da ana
nsvS S Se sss s aaS ssaaaens pain
face and The various train Of n'vous affections
M M ala remove dspeesan sseiemss tendency blush
a. Of as seu s"ss
melancholy debility. hysera, ndecison wreehedne
anS plo re- he appeis The
those who ays destroyed n. Induce continual and
habit, are restored ;,
pale yellow sieky color 70 beautiful "d don
Is had hen your eod highly spoken Of but was
regard % ,s ,,ed vaaus medicines .a
benefit al hopes q deriving relief
It's bensd,ps me- Stronger although tis no
weeks satisfied The half dozen hoiss took VIII cur
had coosaea ssve'a distinguished ,ysisi.n.
bu. found no relief an p'ocu'ed some 81 your mus
surprised the effect cordial had
Why did not hear q before i would afys ysd me "u
| FACTS SPEAK ros THEasELvEs
and distinguished Dr. Wood, of hassa
ugvcs pleasure inform that ofmy
a me N he e,s assn TWO wssss and that b. eney cured
pale aad ,ho and was eaoely allie 10
scarcely possible for him 70 regain his full strength and faculties
effect In The
"@ e @y a %
a ever warmly s ~ =. "s s
skfu physicians in the United States and
unexpectedly and satisiacto
III convinced
! remain, very truly, yours, . - -, :. .
'7sz& IT, ~ s.>''d 49, II. A. WOOD, NJ. ID.
MoRss-Sr: Some since requested opinion Of
cordial i prepared 10 give
practice prescribed for The last few moo
decided anything ofhe kind
which acquainted both It's medical virtues and rem
Sell much pleased with It's e
recommend 10 the patronage OF the
auxiliary diseases OF ths
and valuable medicine
4 BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. ID.
| BRooKLSs N. ", Nov. 81 1872
Its put up highly concentrated bottles with the name
boz In glass, and
| SOLD AT So PER B0TTLE-8 FOR $l2-S,i per DOZEN.
aud for sale by Chsries H. S,hx
general agent Broadway New York. whom all orders mus
\ be addressed.
Agent Washington city Y. D. Gilman agents IN Hlitimo,e
T.. r. Rogers Brothers, ltow
Bennett Beers, Richmond Virsi~a
/ Jan lily
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-14
THE AMERICAN FARMER,
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TUE FIRST NUMBER or ANEW VOLUME OF THIS JOUR
issued being ninth OF the present series aud the
uy OF Ils existence The Farmer Is designed pancu
larry The middle the with
~ the last years It's subscription INST MARYLAND, Virginia
and North Carolina shows the hugh estimation winch held
Instrumental Ia awakening spit ~
ch i make them lake that rank 10 which
they eHUd, this tacIes Improvement within
reach, their climate, and geographical position.
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