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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
THE ADULTERATIoN OF DRUGS.

To The Editor Of The ". Y T'toOae
SIR: Among the many evils which from cupidity, sys
ernatzed swindng or neglect have gradually crept into
the business systems and OF the States and
particularly those of New there is none so danger
GUS or from which, if not rghed so many bad resuts
NAV be anticipated the present degenerate state OF the
retail drug business.
As this branch Of trade is not much known to or
considered by the public il may be proper to state t pre-
sent degraded position and the dangers arising hererom
What should be and the remedies TO be applied to make
il so. III, =, .ho -ho
k1n the business and those rho do not The former are
generally emigrants who having duly and properly OBJ
tanned the qualifications legally required IN tne own coun
tries eigrae because ike many others they form the
most wild and chimerca ideas Of easy and sure
ment and enrichment if they only come TO America
EmbOldeDed by the most sanguine expectations oI sue
cess some few open a small business on their own &c
CONT the remainder obtain situations a. drug clerks In
either case they are doomed to learn by experience
that their fine visions Of America were erroneo ane
that tie varying struggle for subsistence lar
from their anticipation Of afiuence. Inc Druggist
following the bad example placed here before num- nun,
degrsdes his store into rum hole Ia
store combined the drug clerk either iounaey ea'es
the business and embraces some better employ VI
borne down by the dissgreeabe duties oil DIE gaming oad
treatment ard constant eonhnsuonJs' .ncnIa. Pr,
snrted and degenerates in morals ana principles roor
IIo Il l. not his fault he may wen saw win horace,
Paunares magnum opprobium eoglt quidvis &C facere
&C patti and like all other genera IlIes tnsre arg eh
-. oil their invitations and trials and in druggists who
ersre,e in carrying their business properly. The lat
Ter class Of druggists or rather drug store keepers are
Sose who do not know the business, but having made
nopey no matter how perhaps as sailors bod carriers or
California gold dggers here, speculate as to what
bu.iness they make most out Of their money, and
choose the drug business It may be because by its spurious
limitations pulled quackeres, &e it seems to offer the
greatest scope for cheating Such then employ clerks
whom they expect to be acquainted with the business Ia
al lie branches have al all hours ofday and night tna'
even Judgment and dscernment necessary where the
physician mystical figuring is to be decphered and the
most powerful drugs compounded to bear suoms:lyey
with all the bad treatment they may be pleased 70 inlet
On them and seldom never 20 90 OUT LOT al tue's 70
auiremens they pay them amounting 70 ens tnsn
what the aborsr and about hall Of what the mechanic re-
ceiyes The young who enter the business here 40
60 without any particular preparation oy educson ana
yeuerny obtain very imperfect knowledge OF H. az tney
eoerdii merely a. an appendage - the ram ooacc9ns
and fancy lines Of trade Norelance can surely be places
p tie medicines procured from the store combining the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
Re,oiutiea,-The following resolutions were adopted

Rfsoiufioas-Ihe following resolutions were adopted
By Dr. BesdeThst muh Of the Presidents address relates
the division and classification Of the Schools be referred TO
Special Committee Of Five
By Mr. sllmanThs much Of the Presidents sddre~
the examination Of School Houses Be referred 70 Select
Committee.
Mr. smh-Thst he Clerk book for each Sanding
In which record their minutes which books shall b
ispt the Clerks Office and be the inspection Of every
usmf Of the Board
By Mr. Philips-Tha Samuel Berry be and he hereby s
Trustee ofCommon schools the Ehta Ward pce OF
Joseph Fse whose has been declared BY the Sch ,o
Ofcsrs of,sid Ward.
By Mr. w.Tha the Clerk be directed prepare Manual for
the year 1854
By Mr. FeovsThs be report what
Be taken determine the oserTce Of
The Trustees Of the rvenykut and Twenty second Wds
Adortsd-
MiseeHdneOEsO the application Of the School Officers
ofhe Eighth Ward Samuel j. Berry appointed Irus-
tee of Common Schools in said Ward in place of Joseph
X F8aet.
similar application from the Seventeenth Ward nomi
mating Henry A. Boger Trustee in that Ward was az
ter much discussion referred to the Committee on Eec
ton and Qualifications
The Board then proceeded to apporion the seats among
the members-those from each Ward choosing for them
selves the number Of the Ward being called which
having been accomplished to the satisfaction OF the lucky
and the distress of those less fortunate,
The Board adjourned to the first Wednesday in Feb
ruary
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unanimous. So. too, II IL with nation. The
most illustrious does not and cannot excel its
While the whole do not hesitate to place the
AngiosaIon race on level greatly higher than that Of
any other people at least of modern times yet il must
be conceded that in the fine arts music, painting seulp
ture and architecture the Italians greatly excel them;
and that in deep and patient investigation and las ia
resultsl searching analysis and comprehensive and
massive learning, the Germans are, at least in the
present day, their superors while in certain elegant
and tasteful ingenuity in clear brilliant and epgrsmmatc
thought and IN erse pointed and sparkling dcton, the
French outshine them all But it is believed that not
ehy any single nation excel all others in everything
but that the same nation cannot az any given epoch IN It's
annals however iusOus that epoch, be equally eminent
in dissmar branches Of knowledge and equally advanced
nopposite avenues ofgory would seemhat the national
MIND OIL any people Is at given period cast as were into
ole mold and that il assumes one type. Sometimes Il Is
devoted 10 abstract CONCENTRATIONS sometimes 10 more
utifaan inquiries to the solution Of practical questions
and the removal Of practical evils Whatever subjects
harmonic with the type which the genius Of the people
has then assumed followed after with avidity and
managed with power and skill Whatever are inconsist
en with they approach with reluctance, and are apt 70
bring to an unsatisfactory issue These postulates DR.
Atkinson illustrated by many examples from Grecian,
Roman and English history and then came TO a con
deraon Of the age of the Second Charles which he said
was unheroc inactive and in many respects ingloous,
but still an age of deep thought and great intellectual ad
yancement an age in which the practical duties OF life
we're not e1emplarily discharged, but in which high
Of theoretical excellence attained age of
good laws and bad government of profound science
Dut slow excellence in the arts, Of deep theoo-
~ and yet pervading immortality and irreligon.
These contrasts said the lecturer prove that the Tree Of
knowledge and the Tree OF Life are not the samehat
make men wise is not make them good. Dr.. Akin
ION elucidated these views by critical examination of
The acts opinions and of the under consideration
dosing with a glowing euogy upon Jeremy Taylor, and
quotation from him upon prayer" With this
quotation, said he, conclude the proofs | had to
offer that the reign of Charles the Second period of
speculative excellence and practical debasement Ii pro-
dued the greatest masters in theology science and laws
yet the principles clearly set forth and admirably
illustrated by them mperfectly developed
in actual life during that splendid and yet gnomnious
period Of English histOry-the Age of Charles the SecOd
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BUENOS AYRB.

Bv the arrival of the schr Clara Burgess have date
from Buenos Ayres to Nov &c, and Monteyideo to Nov
40 AT Buenos Ayres produce Of all kinds was scarce and
bgh Tle Buenos Ayres Packet contains the following
account Of the state Of affairs in the Argentine provinces
which are confederated under Crquiza
The aspect of Tucuman Salta San Juan and Santiago
del Fstero Is more sobre and repusye Inyeged in the
eshes ofthe compact Of San Nicolas Tucuman has be-
come an active focus Of the Directory Gutierrez and mi
nor CacQues transferring their allegiance with ambush
ING eronery from Gen Rosas TO his successor with an ut
ter disregard Of the rights interests and prospects Of the
unfortunate communities submitted to their iron rule
Over each and all the horrors Of civil may be seen
impending; and our evening contemporary OF the 10th
inst the defeat Of division Of 800 men that
had invaded Tucuman under the auspices Of Guerrez
with loss Of IS killed. including Col Lodo, and 100
prisoners
Cordoba Santa Fe and Corrientes while apparently
anxious to test the merits Of the national constitution on
ly await favorable opportunity TO cut with the Provision
al Directors measure demanding prudence and crcum-
spection from their mmednte vicinity to the scot OF su
thority.
To meet these dssovent tendencies the only measures
resorted yet the appointment OF national minis.
try and the nomination Of Gen Aiyarodor Mediator
General among the northern dssideDts
In these circumstances the election Of the constitutional
President fixed for the goth inst naturally looked for
ward 10 with much interest With the unmistakeable In
dicstons or msrust discomfort narrated and the exp
eli declaration Of the province Of Buenos Ayres that abe
or will recognise the supremacy Of Gen Urqa
responsibility devoves the Constituent Congress It's
vote on that solemn day must seal not only the fate Of ~
Congress ITSELF but the prospects Of the national organIa
ton for perhaps another generation. -
NJ lie Moyne had presented his credentials sni hsd
been received the Envoy Extraordinary ana ~ aser
Penpoteniiary Of the French Goyernnem nesL uc Wv
eminent Of Buenos Ayres The P0e@d rsys s an eA-
sape for other dponats.s who have heretofore clngte
the fortunes Of UrquiZa. 81. = -.
The Accounts from Monteyidco indicate an unsettled
,seno n l. stated that President Giro, who wa lately
,f ,o,xn Rad seen offered the aid Of 5000 Brazilian
800 ~ tbe line 10 re istablish himsea
'rO0p' u '"' lsosOa Traveller, lib
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VOTING IRELAND AND SLAVERY.

To ne Editor Of The " T. ITtoene- .4 . 1865, o~+-a
SIR: In your paper Of Saturday appeared very extra
ordinary extract from The Ci-eR the subject Oh oeYe
Nv with equally extraordinary comments attached Against
these in so far they seek implicste lrsh
citizens generally in the sentiment avo"ed IN 'ne te1
Aforesaid beg to enter my emphatic protest The article
from which this taken read with grea sais
faction az administering well merited reouke 70 the du
bou. philanthropy which overlooking the grievances
h. own door would busy itself with those on ns de OF
the Atlantic And even the statement IN re CEt-es, on
the strength of which you place Young ireland IN lyu
riors uxtapositon with Slavery struck me, as AN In
cpeG 10 think did the spirit OF the ar
tce and the impulsive Of the wrer-as Perhsps
strong argument in rep1y TO Mr.. Hougnton-tha nus
couutymen here considered part Of their duties as
citizens TO interfere with the laws of the land they I'VE IN
after his fashion however much some oil these laws my
conflict With their own views of right Al all EVENT.,
Is clear that the writer is speaking only for himself snd
no doubt l. willing to take the responsloiiity las
Language Of Mr. Mitchell expresses the sentiments OF ,r
Mitchell alone-not mine, nor, as believe IN tns M
stance the sentiments Of the overwhelming mony %
his eounrymen. Certainly not Of Young lreiand-whgse
Interference with American Slavery would De equa IN
pertiDent ar that of Mr. Houghton. The refusal 20
iere ilegGLB with vested rights, no matter WA
moral character is one thing, and the paftieIoa =
these rights so to become Psrf.oePs ,.:s;
another think Just appreciation OF inls 49,
would induce you ~ retrGet your SUR on PooP -
sympathy with human freedom y not cIlo.n ~, ~ x
eomIlexion or race and whose instincts are uu So ~
in the noble tribute Of their orator 70 'Ae W
USWERsAL EMAScIPATIoS.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEMS GEN
COMMITTEE

meeting Of the members of this Committee was held
last evening at their at Suyvesant Institute Mr.
+ Hart acted Chairman pro tem and hessFs Munday
and Levy acted as Secretaries.
The members OF the Committee proceeded to elect Of
fcers with the following result
Presidenf-C Godfrey Guniher.
FDtf pioe- Eyesdent-B i Hart
Second pee- Presidenf-Thomss Manson.
Recording SeearissThoInss Munday and Myers C. Levy
CoTeiJcndirg Sereiarp-Jsmes Parker.
Tye0suer-John McGregor
Sergeant n AyNf-John Eusent.
On motion Of Mr. Wills Messrs Hart, Manson, Parker.
Blake, Maurice and OKeefe appointed Committee
TO wait Senator Foote this Thursday evening at stuy
vesanf Institute.
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THE AGE OF CHARLES III.

The seventh lecture Of the course Of the Protestant
eonal Mutual Benefit Society delivered tuesday
night University Chapel by sishoP AIkISsos Of Norm
ond We extract few passages showing generally the
ideas Of the speaker
IL seems to me, said the speaker 20 De CONTRADICTION
~ rational a wen a. individual greatness that shall not
be eauay eminent all dep srments Of merit No one N AZ
can erceihs fellow IN all high and hair able "a
Ii Bacon be the wisest of mankind AZ he has been
Chatham and Henry were yet moas eloquent ASH
ington and Philip sydney iaconPsrablS n'Ie mag
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the applica-
W. ,eistiye 10 the OPENING and EXTENDING OF AL
S 10 BROADWAY said CyPursosnt to Statutes In
b ese made and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Common
sv Of the City OF NewYork hereby give eSe ts 'sy
20 MI "a spre Court Of the State OF Ni ORR n Special
Tern Of said Court held Al the City o. NewioN On s
dsy Tie llh day A 1885 a. me oIans o.
on that day or counss can be heard t th
the said supreme Court oees ue
10Th CAV OF vlv d. 1881 entitled In the maer OF ne APP
nestiep Of the Mayor Aldermen add Comm o. lne % %
opening and extending o. 81
(reenwehst Trinity psce IN the City Of New ORR
and sus include the lands and premises
deserbed the purpoe OF opening and extending
Broadway that the Ad Court appoint Commissioner. o.
nd Asse suent that the value and extent OF t1
,Sspf hereby uteudod addition the Improvement nsfe2e
ordered bv the said rule Is the extension OF AbanYst rom
place 10 BIosGwey thai the souhey line thereof s1 %
,,sbf line ffom TIinitypsce BrOadwav confinpsn o. @
.6,y Zine Of said from Greenwichst 10 In peS
beofse ordered the said rule Of said Court and th tne
49, thereof shs be IL line running if0n Trinity place east
y ,rs he ou,hcry side Of 10 la9ds and premises kn2"n
, Bdpss 20 BTosdWsy said City laid oit % zoe mp
or plan Of SAID City under and ~ virtue OF a. act Of the ~
- - ,eorle OF The state Of Newfok entitled An act Faye
tou the laying out Of streets aud roads n tis
CO. ~ VevYci md far oAer purposes passed April Sd S'-
D'''' ~" EOBERT DILLON, Counsel 20 me Corporation
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BOARD OF FDTCATIOy.

stated meeting of the Board of Education was held
last evening Erastus C. Benedict Esq, President, in the
Char ana % members present The first order OF bust
ness was the election Of the Executive Committee The
Board proceeded to the election of the Executive Com
mittee the Free Academy with the following result
latter three ballots
Hrsstus c. Benedict james ?. DePe,s,er
Peter Cooper. Abraham D. Wilson,
Edward L. Beadle, Augustus Morana,
J. W. C. Leveridge.
The following Committees then successfully
elected
y,csire Committee Normal ShoJohn Davena r. william
Ebbsrd H. Nelson, BENJAMIN K Winthrop Ca4res Tracy
Waller W Townsend Th0mas Z. stewart
Erccrire C5n1ifss ErenHg Sooi-J Weldon Fsl H,u-y
II Barrow james c. Rutherford, Henry r West william ;.
Dsvi,on Alanson ) Jones William Ads 80
F0nee Comneo-Charles IL smith, Thomas b siiaa, Isaac
Phillips JAY jarvis John 7 Adams
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TAMMANY JUNIOR COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Young Mems General Committee met
again last evening at the Old Wgwam" But SO out OF
the 10 members appeared The Committee did not or
game and adjourned to meet Wednesday next The
temporary officers A. r. Herrick, Chairman, and c.
j. Camhreleng. Secretary.
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DR PHINNEYs FAMILY PILLS
Alb. h d. SANDS Asents

DR PHNNEY' FAMILY PILLS
Alb. h d. SANDS, AGENT.
No 100 Pultons-
nR GLOvER's TRUSS and BANDAGE INSTI.
UTUTE No u AnnetNOrths psten, premium Tru- hi.
,sr shoulder Bruce and female Supporters
Les wtA Anis crooked Spine and every knd q dssory
.srssSse Notice nse-DT GLOVER No. e Bsudsss in.1te.
nR j. G.. HEWETT, No. 123 Greene-st. near
~ Prince NewYorkPraece eonfee to Dslocsons Hip Dis
% NsrSoa. Xsec,oD. TsDSsnss. fnaammaiion and Curve
Of the Spine weaine. and Disease. Of The Limbs ssasr
81 diseases who call bin 'PPy
u c,SsI rsH Ss,iS.' have ,'S failed y 49,
HORSES! HORSES HORsEs!-A strong Lini
men especially sAspsS TO the h9s % ns s Sn Dr. kF
sSos sS's new si ca&R& .e cso remedy
s &C. lore: ,s ss so sGss 81 .. dozen .@:i,
. s.sa: as.f 's "'i' % LAME H SsS
s.. 'sT cs is6'f SssS sn ho
ihst badly injured thought he would die In few
osI.n TO cure There nsver been anything Ike
& sO s n1, OF :ssI .s eS y
Broadway Don't f 70 give rial nothing more necessary
zen zines cheap any other remedy offered 70 The people
b cannot fail.
DR. KrLLINeEk-M Ny SIR When could not
believe until calling on the parties Thou could not doee bet
With ss pleasure ado my testimony have erred i've very
The other toof ten Respectfully yOun JAMES MA 49,
rher. Is no room for doubt AFTER stri.
GIFTS ALL CANNON d" Is il, who told you so :"
Why BIN" did he Try any Of ~ a,, no bi.Es Ma
tsehss Hair grow rong ano thick In sax wees sod IAN
or inure and prove Y - per ooe seh
psrt AZ the country O. GRAHAM No ID AnnHi hs hAfES
No IFS Fulton 81 Brooklyn
INDICATED INHALATI0N-A NEW METH
ODA most discovery recently been made by
DR. CURTIS for the Of Asthma ConsumPtion broDchS
Coufls Complaints by Medieated lnhaa
DR. 'CIRTISS HYGEANA, or 1NHALiNG HYGEAN VAPOR
and CHERRY SYRUP has accomplished the most wonderful cures
Consumption 10 this city the past month ever known
See certificates In hands Of agents The Inhaler worn
on fe without the least ncethe
heat Of the body being sufficient evapose the hrd supplying
the constantly with healing and agreeable vapor passing into
All air cells reached other Sold by BOYD
PAUL No 40 CourtlsDdtst C. Ring of yohDs aud
BrondyAy; No us Fuonst Brooklyn Price
e3 package BAny person nelodng IS TO Boyd Paul or
Curs Perkins NewYOYk will receive package containing
bottle Vspo Of Cherry Syrup aud Inhaler 10
oes by express free Of the United States or four
packages for $40.
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THE CHOLERA on THE SHIP CONTINENT.
sIn- My attention having been called 70 the following
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"A that THOMAS B. LEGGETT, JOHN w. LEGGETr and
GEORGE r. LEGGETT. composing the firm OF LEGGErr 4
BROTHERS, Commission Pepper Merchants of this city have this
assignment Of all their the undersigned IN
benefit their creditors All indebted
the requested call the undersigned without de-
settle the all having claims against said
hereby requested present the him. for qlds
ton at No II Broad st--New-York, Dec. 4, 1853
Astg
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the


County o. York Noce B heTeby gyen 70 an peso INV
claims agans, the EDMUND REILLY ae Of the town
the State of Ohio deceased present the same
with vouchers the subscriber his office No 1875 South
the City Of Newly before the twepiyrs day Of
March nextDaed New York the 20th day Of August 1873
SEMI law 6noT
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In PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surrogate of
the County Of KewYok notice hereby to all
having claims against TOS GARLAND late of the City OF New
YORK decease present same with vouchers thereof
JAMES FLANDREAU at his Office, Nc 81 Fest 2h IN the
CITY the nth day of May Dated
New-York Nov IT, 1855 THOS. J. GARLAND, Executor.
nI7la 6rnTh
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Notice hereby given al
having claims against MARGARET r. SNOW late of the City of
EewYo deceased the with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber bic Office No 54 Watert in the City Of New
lor before the sixth day of July nsxDated Nswfok
Il e 9TH dhY OF January, 1854 CHARLES h. SNOW
i.5 ltw6mThs Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County of hereby given oil having
claims afaust JOHN WILLIAMS late Of the City Of NewYok,
deceased with vouchers thereof the sub
srber residence No 62 Woosterst In the City of New
before the of April next Dated New
York. the eighteenth day Of October, 1883
oct9O 1oU6n,Th CATHARINE WILLIAMS Adnnisrafrx.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

N NOllOE W OhhDi OIsO
A-THOMAs TOWNSEND Administrator o. LEWIS G. TOWN:
sEHD deesd late of the County Of Cape May IN the state
By direction of the OphanS Court Of the County Of
Cage May the State Of EewJey hereby gives notice to the
creditors Townsend decesed TO exhibit him,
spdr their claims and demands against the
within six calendar months from the third day of
January they will be forever barred from prosecuting
covering the ssme-Cape MAY Jan 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

IA ali persons having claims against Samuel w Hastings
merchant late Of the Village OF LOckpOr In the County OF Niagara
State EeYork also Of San Francisco in California deceased
required the duly authenticated the
undergned the Office of Gardner Fithan in the Village Of
Lockport N Y, before the LIST day of April 1854
JULIA Y. HASTINGS Administrative.
THOS. J. VAIL Administrator
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Why Bill" "Did he try any Of ~" Mo- Then what
did he shout Onguen wil force me mnsks -
tsrh. or HAIR 10 sow thick In weeks aud Won't STAN
or uiure the Try and prove y 81 per bottle en 70 any
psrt AZ the country O. GRAHAM No ID Annst s HALLS
H. t-6 Euieo AZ. Ri