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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
JOHN LE,IsoN. Auctioneer ... .,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and VALUABLE


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and VALUABLE
III OIL PAINTINGsJOiiN LENlsON Aactoneef, wiN sesi
TO-DAY AZ O'clock ~ the Furniture contained
sc conGstr rosewood sud nshoSsy sofas sad ete
bsse Bureaus Wsshsands OF Cloths Gas ixtuc Mess
kitchen FURNITURE, with which tie sale VIII commence
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. Respectfully announce announce
d., ,bev viii Sell at Auction Tit BSDAH and FtuDA1
an md seh April the residence o. = eas9saL go no o.
Csnis, mar Hopse lbs CtiLLECttgN or flC.
fJRIs ss The extensive AID ysuse s6nes ever
If n ts country consisting OF 20 o1S speerns
history OF the fne As having oae
pcIa,ed by hirn the sale Of the hing olnos o su
authenticated sources Including also humber OF
nsS,r Pictures great beauty Among Tie thsn MeTs
Sent, ~ he Collection will be found beautiful WORKS by Deh
hno Csusce saato Rosa LauIi Matiso Rosl Cnisro
oLs Also OF the Spanish school are important "os b
NsIo /u1fsrap and Aonzo csno The collection . LsewS IS
peesy I sps cueus by tho ETeat constellation o a
ca Dutch school, from year 1900 % about 1890 as huy
ienans hobbns Ieniers CuyR tsh IT, NEAR OF Jvta
hrg his Daughter his rash BY Paul or
having in the possession OF rs
ssnsr will be found well worthy tle attention ~ az
ss Of the Arts, tire entire collection, with one or t~o
teen selected and imported expressly BY me pIol" n
VII whose natfoIs u Art has been we Ftotea
stn6vc IN the city They may b swea On
attdy and sdnesdsy preceirf ~ sae tesosFt q, 81 see
NtehJs IJeYioUt t~.fD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

TGNffE PEUFLE Of the oIAIE OF NEW-fURk, by
the raee Of God free and independents al pe,ns aisfsd
n The HUGH GRIFFITH of City YORK. ~
ceased esdor Of kin otherwise send ioa 80
each OF you hereby cited required personally b. ssd seps
before our SURROGATE Of the County Of at :. ec
forenoon OF that day then and there sfes
mert Of the account Of proceedings Of Richsf1 ongI
tor OF goods ehaes and credso sAid ofe on f
In testimony whereof have eaa:sd Wine Assssdsr
Il, 81 BraSyord Fac Surrogate o. "a re yss eur Iss
S S. ,ssss iHs . ds'i q sS
,sIa w4yTv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
BRANCH McDoNNELL, Auctioneers
CFNTEEI FURNITURE BRANCH q McDON-

OEELL Auctioneer No. lls Fuito1s win sell on WEDNES-
without reserve the whole OF the substantial and geneel
French Mahogany
Bedsead Feather Beds Hair Mattresses
Psias N oking Glasses Gandoes Paintings Mirrors, Wilton,
Carpets Teteatete Sofas Noltare
Rock Chairs Mantle Ornaments Clocks Vases China
Washssnd Hatstands Toilet do CrocAery to-
with hse Kitchen Furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

M
~ PANY-Tlrough 20 SAN FRANCISCO via ASPINWALL
and PANAMA greatly reduced No detention he 18th
mr.. The new and FAST wheel doub.e-enEne steamship UNION,
Il $50 tuns Richard Adams, Commander wall leave NswYork Tor
Nav Bay) Pier No North RyeE on THURSDAY,
Ma s A. SocoeI st. precisely with the and
ndceut sse-wlee doube-ergGs Teensp NlAfIEO SCOTT,
tu Commander, Which steamer vii be
readiness al PANAMA TO receive the UNIONS and
FRANCISCO The iaoas aud
ventilation d scott all that be denrd Her
speed the between New YORK aud Panama and
VII on Par;hc coast.l 10 unsurpassed
Every exeTton made " ne Company 70 in1re
Passengers be landed wharf
Aspnwa the Panama Rao9d nd are Cautioned dat
49,. Tor hi, Inc are only No = Broadway.
$1,000 " DAVIS, BROOKS II Co.. General Agents.
made st above Ohce, under tie GATED
p. ~ IL --.ncn RI ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

u all lain
OF the New
No % Wal The City New
OIL January
lsw6uTu- ROGERs rxa-.,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
ANTHONY J. BLsEcXrR Auctioneer.
hESIRABBE HOUSEHOLD FIRNITUkE-A'

~ Lhosr bLEEo MI VIII gel a. public enction on the
The whole the Furniture said rousc Of beautiful
% Carpet hancsone Rosewood aud Mahogany Por Furniture also
a6abe OF Bedroom Kitchen
had Of the Aucioneer Broad psce 6O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO-lnsurance
IL Budng. corner OF VAL ard Wllims,s ohces Nos 10 and
A. Ground door. -. 49,. ~ T., 49,, -
invested prepared loss and damlse by are
on favorable -. T..
the per cent Annum ourn rs OF the
moths are 10 be divided the assured soap bearing
which be redeemsbe n cash whenever me ,cunn1
i..aS most, shAll amount 10 81 Oco,DJ0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

County all having
WILLIAM WILLIS late the City New ioi deased 70 Ps ne .,v
shscrer Osc OF Wlaam Bso nhsd
No Yofk before the vh daJ Of Apa
a.,i- Dated New loh the 30 dsy of October, ls5l
o5 lawfm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
o. WARREN, Auctoneer. -
TUOITSEHoID FURNITURE at AtCIION-By

SMITH DJNNING Office No las Greenwich sTilIs DAY,
o'clock by catalogue ali the bespu and costly CON
tanned in the house Iiubest between Beach and aght,
consisting in Of OSlots Brussels ana ingram tarpe nrrS
pie Bedesds weighing 80 lbs each elegant and
Silver Plated Ware Wa,hsand Clocks window Cur
iar valuable Range by West &C. &C. The Furniture was
made 10 nrder and 3 in good Condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
fcaal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C. Smith


ALEXANDER BRoDlE.
Thatcher residence No
Of Brooklyn before the - DAY September nsl--
dated F,brs.rv a6. JOHN sWfRiCOPE
mi law6m Ia GEORGE L. THATCHER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
A. C. FUTILE Auctoneer
OENTEFJ HOUSEHOLD FlJRNITURE.-A. G..

NENT Ell IUUbTIOIaD t CItNII UItI1' .
NJ FUTILE viii sell WEDNESDAY, 10 o'clock precisely, at
No. 1872 AeIst small but neat assortment OF househSd
Brussels pets China and Glassware French Bedsteads Bureaus
WssndA Mattresses Feather Beds snd Bedding Looking
Gses Chairs CaTpttng Rods OH Cloths Sofa aud Center
Dining Tables Mantle Ornaments Basement and Kitchen
with which the sale VIII commence Terms eash Oooas
he IN Law of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrooste If tbs.

Il pe,ns L,,ns ,I..n
LEsHARD SMITH l,ts Of carr~e,ss
sns No ~ Ha ON on H. al Jai,
aes,-Dasd ysNHAy ISL .eod SARAH SMITH, Adm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

TOR SALE and to LET-The entire stock of Gro
and Furniture 6oi Dyison-st Must be disposed
of THIS DAY price, viii lie sold auction FRIDAY
the aud cellar in which place
articles stationed be leased ifequred Ap
NV TO SOLOMON On the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
A. NJ. NEkWIN, AnctIonteT
DY BANGS BROTHER IL Co.--Trade Sales Rooms

~ No. u FtFk.row.
WEDNESDAY, April n, and following days
GREAT SALE or SPLENDID BooKs.-One Of the most
spetcn sales of books hold in this country 1t will
entire collection choice splendid and standard ancient
Books recently formed in Europe by Mr. c. Wexford Of the
lpov finn OF Bartlett & Wexford
CstsoEuss ready and win be sent any address
cation 70 the auctioneer The catalogue will be
deys before the sale.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

charity hope not; but there is an air of accuracy
and certain information in the piece which betays an
American for the substratum of it at least
And certainly we may allow Roman Catholic news-
paper of the highest standing to say what he thinks
Romish perVert capable Of. 1t shows, / said in
the outset, Mr.. Editor, very strange and twisted
sort of mofality
Now, Sir, the reason we Churchmen of North Ca
Tollca bore so long with Bp Ives thatwe thought
MIN honest and sincere to the last. We were SO
we trusted him He had served us long, and until
OF late) well, and we hoped the best of him. As TO
the Clergy and Laity of North Carolina, there are
none OF them going to follow him-not one. The
CnfUeTs has aiArge and highsounding aame but MOu-
Sieur of the UniUers don't know everything / am
acquainted with the Clergy and Laity of the Prot.
EPisc. Church in North Carolina, thousand times
better than the UUers, and good deal better more
over, than DR.. Ives. They are nv own friends and
of my own kindred. And Isay confidently that not
one of them is going after Bp Ives. His miserable
al' nd the strangely suspicious and questionable
manner of it, if it effects anything, have no
other result, to the words of our French friend
" than to open the eyes of" the true-hearted Protes
tants of North Carolina.
Monsieur says that 6 the Ministry of North Caro-
lima has very decided Catholic tendencies Much
Obliged to him. Monsieur says again that North Ca
rollna with New York, forms IS the respectable
and enlightened fraction of Protestantism.'' Much
ooIged TO him. Monsieur says further, or at least
implies, that we are ',Heretics.'' Much obliged to
him. Monsieur adds that we " form cabals and are
rather Intrusive and VIOLENT Much obliged to him
again. We are determined to be as polite as the |
r renchman any way. If he is satisfied with this |
last move of DR.. Ives, we Assuredly, he could |
take from US 6 nothing that would more willingly
part withal."
1 am, Mr.. Editor one who knew good deal of
6p. Ives and his concerns, and was moreover and
still, thank God, continue to be
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

BARoMETER AND STORM POINTER. correspon.
dent IN the HetenGfe American gives the following
of chloride of ammonia reduced to powder INTO two
ounces of pure alcohol, and PLACE this mixture in
glass tube of about ten inches long and proportionate
diameter, the upper extremity OF which must be COW
cred with piece of skin or bladder, pierced with
small holes. If the weather is 10 be fine, the solid
matters remain at the bottom of The tube and the all
cohol is transparent as usual. If rain is 10 fall
IN short time, some of the sotd particles rise and
tall IN the alcohol, which become, somewhat thick
and troubled. Whena storm, tempest, or even soua
Is about to all the solid matters rise from
the bottom of the lube, and fern crust on the sur
Hco OIL The alcohol, which appears in si9e of fer
Hen'auon. These appearances take place tVentv-
~ o nours before the tempest ensues and the point
"G noll%on from which il is to blow, is indicated
U u ."e particles gathering most on the side Of The
come" eoe inc "iDd ~ 10
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

Encsson's only brother is the most distinguished
engineer in Sweden. He has lately comp ieted
massive and magnificent sluice or lock of marble,
which unites the fresh water harbor on one side of
Stockholm with the salt water on the other and is now
engaged at the request of the Emperor of Russia in
building canal to connect the interior lakes of Fin
land with the Baltic.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02
CHAPTER LXXu.

AN ACT to amend tile LIST Section Of the 9th
Chapter Of the ReUiSed Statutes.
Sec. 1. Be It, enacted blythe General Assembly Of
The State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted
by tie authority Of the same, That the first section of
the sxty-fourh chapter of the Revised Statutes,
titled IS Legacies, Filial portions and distributve
shares,' be so amended, that hereafter, when any
person dies intestate possessed of personal estate,
leaving widow, but leaving child or children nor
any issue of the same. one half of said shall
tate shall be distributed provided by law !:
Provided. That if the husband makes will and the
widow dissents from the same, she shall only be
titled one-third of the personal estate and the
idue thereof shall be distributed as directed.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That all laws COM
ing in conflict with the provisions of this act be
peaIed and that this be in force from aud tier its
ratification.
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, this 21st day of December, A. D., 1852
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

INDEPENDENCE. There is satisfaction in the ex-
ercse of cando and independence unknown to smooth
ways proves be the better in the end than
pediency. In sacrificing the feelings, and in smoh
ering conscientousness, honor, just Indignation, and
even contempt and scorn, in order to present
good, man not only commits folly in ITSELF bnt
sins against his manhood If any person is to be
pitted it is he who believes that in order to live and
prosper, he must submit cheerfuly to impositions-
disgust.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

Wisconsin, with sparse and emigrant population.
mas school and university fund of $3.50, 900, and
an annual outlay for the instruction of her children of
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

Sewing machines threaten to effect complete rev.
olution in thread and needle operations No less ma
FIVE hundred are now in operation in the AtlaG
States and they are ordered from the manufacture
faster than they can be supplied.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

COPPER MINES A company of Enqlisbmsn ara
no" working successfully Copper Mine in Chero,
kee County, N. C.. The copper is said to be strong
ly imPregnated with silver,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17
The ARti Liquor Crusade.


According to the New York Tribune the anti
1t is now moro than two years since Maine on
acted the model prohibitory liquor law, and all
efforts to procure its repeal have sig nally failed
Prohibition-stern, aud thorough-says the Tri-
| bune, is fixed fact in Maine:
Rhode Island passed similar law little more than
year ago, and directly thereupon elected l. gs
ature Judge Curtis quasbed the law unconstitutional
In some of its provisions But The Legislature chosen
after the Law of Prohibition passed framed and enacted
new law avoiding the Judges objections, and this law
being submitted to the people, ratified heavy
vote by nearly thousand majority. And the new
Legislature has and adjourned without touching this
law.
Vermont passed still more searching and stringent
Prohibory Act last FALL submitting it the people for
ratification rejection They approved it by over one
thousand majority, andi is now in full force
Massachusetts, passed Maine Liquor Law
about year ago, and although strong efforts have
been made to effect its repeal, it still stands upon
the statute book. The Tribune thinks it morally
certain that the law will be sustained and i'm
proved.
The Legislature of Michigan, at its late ses-
sion, passed similar law, and submitted it TO
the people for ratification Although there is
much opposition it seems to be conceded that
the people will sanction the measure Mr..
Greedy calls obstreperously on the Legislatures Of
| New York and Connecticut to heed the signs of
the times and to give their respective States the
| incaculabe blessings of an anti Rum enact>
| ment.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17
PORT OF HsgC1ENEOND.
ARRIVED, May L

ARRIVED, May l6.
Schr Victoria, Weaver, coal to Stearns BrummelI
Schr Isaac Achorn, Gregory, lime to Hdskins K Lib
by
Schr Hester A Jones, JONES' lumber to Belvn & Par
kerr Jas Gum, c Waltha
Schr Cambria, jones' lumber to e + Rag and & Co
Schr Ocean, Mitchell, lumber
Schr Merchant, Couch, mdse to d Currie
Schr Echo Lowden railroad iron to Central Rail.
load, hay to j c Cendining, wool to Virginia Wooden
Co
Schr Hill Carter, Nelson, mdse to C t WORKMAN &
Co
Schr Accomac, Pinney, lumber to Mott, Lewis &
Co
Schr Oakland, Myers, to Stearns & Brummell
Schr Ida, Woody corn to captain
Sloop New Packet, Gordon, mdse to Jas Winston
Jno Wombe & Co
Schr Mary Jane, Price, lime to E Workman & Co
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford mdse to Ludlam K Wat.
Schr Frances Ann, Kahn, corn to Stearns & Rrum.
nell
Sckr Cbas A Cole, Mitchell, lumber to II & G Whit.
field
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy mdse to Ludlam & Wat.
SAILED,
Schr VIM Spear, Buntin in ballast
Sohr Edwin Aaron, bran and stone for District of Co
lumba
Schr Susan, Rogers, -four and tobacco for Boston
Schr Toga. Crowel down the river to load with
corn for Boston
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia tobac.
and iron
schr Rockwell, Cambridge, Massachusetts,, with
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

THE AIR LINE TO BALTlMoRE.-W have al
ready noticed the passage through the Maryland
Legislature of bill for the purpose of constructs
ing direct roud from "A point on tho Potomac
river at or near Aquia Creek, to BALTIMORE
This read will bring Richmond within $50 miles
of Baltimore, and enable the traveller to make
the trip between the two cities in six hours
This saving of time between Baltimore and Rich-
mond will place New York several hours nearer
to u.s. and enable passengers to reach that city in
fourtee hours utter entering the cars at the De.
pot in Broad treet.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

The Fairfax News says: The southern por-
tion Of this county was visited on Friday after
noon, 9th inst, with very storm Of wind,
hail and rain. At Union Mills consid
cradle quantity of hail fell, and greater
amount of rain we opne was never known to fall
within the same me. We have not heard of
any damage resulting therefrom, though we fear
that much Of the newly planted corn was
washed out
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

| which so much has been said, and upon which
so many extravagant encomiums have been pas
sed' And what becomes of all the arguments and
all the eloqueuce prodigalIy expended by Lo
cofoco orators and editors throughout the State
Tor oing years past against the issue of small
notes under any circumstances! Verify, verify.
.his Is the amest and most miserable pretext
ever resorted to by sensible men to cover their
retreat from an untenable and unpopular position
upon grave and important public question.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

A nerch4ut of Now York offers to bet $50, 600
or 100000 that the clipper ship Sovereign Of,
the Seas, under the command of Captain Wilson,
Baltimoreau, master of the ship Andausia,
will outsail any vessel in the world. The trial to
be made from Now York to San Francisco, and
the vessel to go in ballast otherwise as may be
desired, and to sail within thirty days of each other
or together. He says he is so confident of the
feetness OF the Sovereign Of the Seas. that he
throws down the gauntlet to the shipping mer-
chants ofthe United States and Europe. Several
other bets have been made on the speed of a
number ofthe clipper ships now at New York,
viz; Thatthe Comet will beat the Queen of Clip
pers from Now York to San Francisco; that
Young America will beat the Queen Of Clippers;
that Comet will beat tho Young America, and
that the Flying Cloud will beat the Queen o!
Clippers
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

Washln ton lette: sayS:-"A rather singular case
mas ARISEN IN connection wi the Depa OF the
Interior Robert B. Williamson, formerly a cl rk in
tht department having charge OF the disbursements
account OF the Census uad removed by Secretary
o'uaft. Upon an examination OF his accounts, it p
rdfs ne mas retained ia his hands thousand dollar
OIL me government money the lea that he had a
right to charge commits son his disbur enents. OF
course such position perfec iy rdcu on, IN clerk
we unders and Governor McC Hand has determined j.
me money Is not repaid at to the treasury, to-
cause Will amson to be crmlnaly pros ecuted, under
,heprovls ons OF the sub Urea ury law"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17


Row ON CARY SrREET.-On Sunday morning
last, negro fellow named Ned, the property of
Mr. j. Fl. Grant, attempted to enter the store of
Ezekiel Solomon, on Cary between 9th and 10th
streets but received orders from Mr.. s. not to
enter the door, ltseems that the occupant of the
store knew the negro, and had, at subsequent
period, had some difficulty with him. The fell
low stepped back, and according to Soomon's
statement yesterday before the Mayor, told him
to come on and he would "show him what ne
gro could do for white man." Mr.. S.. nothing
10th, dashed ut the fellow--followei him some
distance when the negro seized and threw him
down. witness, who saw the row, stated that
Il man and woman came to Solomou's relief
and that conformity they beat the negro. Mr..
Grant having obtained warrant for the arrest of
Solomon, that indvinual appeared yesterday be-
fore the Mayor, and gave account of the dit
fculty, agreeing with the statement given above.
The negro was also present. aud his master
called the Mayors attention to the fact that no had
received serious cut his right eye. After
hearing the evidence his Honour stated that he
should send the cuse before the Grand Jury, aud
required Mr.. Solomon to enter into bonds to ap-
pear with which order he complied.
Mr.. Solomon thereupon applied to the Court
for warrant against the negro Ned, charging
him with insolence, &c, Sunday morning. War
rant issued-returnable to day.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

Cry CouNc1L.-Not quorum present yes
terday ftefnoon--hence no business was trans
acted. The few Councilman present separated
with she determination to meet again Thursday
afternoon, when it is to be hoped quorum of
members will be in attendance.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

SALE OF VIRGINIA CorPER MINEs-We learn
from: The Warenton Flag, that Mr.. Thomas S.
Hiatt of fauquier county, has sold his copper nine
to n New York company Tor $l5,000-reser-
wing also an interest of one eighth ia the pros
petty. DR., Taaierro, who owns copper
mine on contiguous land some time ago sold it
for $1,000, resorvine SIMILAR interest OF ono
eighth. The operations AT those mines have
thus tar given promise of rich yields aud profta
Bile results.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

MIR. John Carroll, the former Delegate from
Carroll County, 10 the House of Delegates aud n
staunch Democrat, is a warm advocate of the
claims of Col. Boyd for Commissioner of the
Board of Public Works
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

ORIGIN or EVERY DISEASE, AND THE MEANS OF CURE
in the year 1875, LIE Roy cieary demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure or undigesed
particles, becomns mixed with the blood and falds-
And also, that 10 cure every disease it was only
sary open the natural outlets of he body and allow
them remain open, by which means the blood and
other fluids would release themselves from these und-
gested ID impure particles and state of health would
be certain 10
The Royal institute of France awarded him for this
discovery the Gold Medal of the Institute.
This is historical fact.
All which the rdndreth Vegetable Universal Pills PRO.
TESS do is, to carry this principle and experience
has fully established them capable OF it, When there
for. bad state of health exists in the body, all that
has to be done is TO continue to it eifectualy
with them, and the virulent the disease, the more
powerful must be tho dose
The Brandreth pills made entirely OF Vegetable
Extracts known by long experience to be perfectly
nocent, and yet OF more power purgative clean
ser of the amenarY canal, than ~ other medicine.
Their effect the sy TEN is easv that is remark
able fact thahe dose may be given to inflnt
adult. without the possibility of doing any injury
bur the contrary od. Therefore. IN cosliveness,
either habtual otherwise and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they of the greatest possible
benefit.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office 241 Broadway New
York other offices in New York
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Mol east Main street. opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at Il.
York prices. my l3-2w