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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Arrived.

Ship Kate swantOn of Bath, More, Haye 80 DAYS with
mSse ard 2O2 Lane West. Aug ~ lat IL -
Im a NJ signals with b. bark Mary Belle bound
Sept l. lat IL So Ion. 65 spoke Br schI ComPeer from
Palermo for York 20 days oa short OF provisions sup
Mi, a her with beef, bread, &c. . ", ~
Bark Griffin Davis, Havana 10 days win sugar 10 w; ~
Bsy The G has 10 days north Of Hserss with light
L. winds and foss. 8, n "
King Co. &c., A.. :. s.h ,,., %
order No date Cape Henopen bearing W. 30 miles passed
bark Lizzie Nichols, steering ). &C., , m ~,
Brig Monte Cristo (of Boston Wood, Guay:ma, r. u q
asys with molssses &C. TO Culbert Finley No date lat Il
S lon 7 IS spruns leak and was compelled to throw over
hosId mart of deck load Aug 2 lat 80 3S Ion ~ 10 spoke
V.iria Griffith from jacksonville for Port SPAIN Trinidad
Big Beaon (Brl Reese Canary Islands 50 days with oa
rijjs " ooa To W. W. Deforest Co - -
Brig Wnsaw (of BuckspOrp Hail. Turks ISLANDS 10 days
with salt 20 Middleton d Co. ~, ~
Brig Issisb OBJ Fitzpatrick, St. John, N b. days win
plnster 70 master -.;.h
Rr Carisrs Hartshorn Calais days, with lumber csmith
4 Boynton. l.. III, -. A..
sekr Barton, Lingo, Savannah II days vito rce &c
10 TansD Co. .,,., A. 4. .. r
II. Piersop.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.

CorxyRcE OF SALEN.-During the month OF Au-
sust there arrived at this port 10 brgs and 81 schoon-
ers from Nova Scotia and bar and bngs IRON
other foreign ports, and bark ! brigs, anu 10
.chooners from domestic ports. And there were
cleared al the Custom House L. brgs and 30 schoon-
ers for Nova Scotia, and brigs for other toregn
ports, and banks, bngs, and schooners for do
mestic ports. ,o,. a -;
There were in port this morning, 10 barks 10 origs
and SO schooners, besides fishing boats, yachts &c.
CoMxERcE or PHrLADELPHIA-lhst OF foreign
and cosstwse arrivals a. the port OF Philadelphia ior
the month of August, 1854:
FoREIeS-Ships, 1s; barks, Isl brgs lsi schoon-
ers, II. Total, %. - -,
CoAs1wIsE Ships, G; bsrks, Isl bngs, l4li
schooners si3 sloops 3i2; steamers, llsi oarge',
$40; boats 1858. Total, 3,42l.
The Lascar seamen, twenty-six in number, were
brought before the Police Court in Boston, ON FRIDAY
upon information fled by the Overseers of the Poor,
stating that they had no lawful settlement In the
Commonwealth and praying that they might oe senI
10 Calcutta, their native home. Through Aeoar, one
of their number who acted as interpreter, tney con-
serted 10 be thus home, and the Court passed an
order TO that effect. They will shortly sail Tor Ca
cutta in the ship Brutus.
LAUNCH OF A LARGE Iron STEAsER-on the iotn
inst very noble iron steamship was iauncned rom
tbe building yard of Messrs. Rayenhill, Miller q
Sakald at Walk the Tyne She Is Tor the west
India Royal Mail Company, and is four feet longer
han the Crest Britain. Her length szo ise',
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
AFFAIRS IN TEXAS.
(Fur. The Nss- orlsa4. Data, Aug. "a. !

lFrr The Ner- OrIsaas D>ltI Aug. q
We have Galveston dates to the e5th, and our ex.
changes from the interior Of the State.
The GdlrestOA Journal of the 24th says:
ave regret 10 state that since our last issue, the
fever which up to that time was confined to few
sporadic cases has become more epiGemical in its
character, and perhaps more dangerous IN its type
The weather is extremely uRfavorabie."
The Austin Times announces the arrival IN thsf
city of Major J. Ii. burst, who thinks the Indians
are determined on general war. and says they have
fought with desperation in the late contests, evineing
mot only bravery but an improvement in making
war. A few days after the fight with Capt. Vas
Buren,, they attacked and killed four or five men IN
"Maior D.'s employ. From appearances, the men
"had fought gallaniiy having dismoun;ed, received
"the charge of the Indians and died fighting hand 10
"hand with them. One man had even broken his
knife in the conflict. The Indians halted on a road
remained there the best part of two days aud iet
"there when il sHited thsIh."
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
WIND. ATMOSPHERE, o

Tuesday. Aug. l~Wind s. r. and 0 and 1. Lightning;
"g: %s.5s ;W5s sfSI PIsAi % Syeer .nS Ssy c.
FIasy aus wind s. l. Light Isli of isia' early A NJ
sunday Aug s-wind s W. and W. and p Clear NJ.
'isSs' aSndsg, Ef'1A Aus E wind and Cloudy
'fn fTuesday y Aug g. Wind N E. !: Mostly clear
Msdns.d'y Aug WINE FL Gisa and uh.
fIGi Friday &us Ii-wina s. W. and l. Cloudy. c..
Saturday, Aug. 12-wnd 8. E. H. sndo. nm'un- CLOUDY
Sunday Aus iswiaa W. l. lightning shower before
&sas:y % %saN W%d Y J. 'sd Sd w. fl's ei.., earl,
wednesday, @ ASg is-Wind N. W and 0. Clear. Cloudy
ThuIstSy, tS Aug 11vwindN;E Nv Mostly Cloudy,
Saturday, Aug. ls-Wnd 5: snd2 Clear o, u,
Sunday, Aug. 2o-Wnd s. w. and :. ]. Ciesr ha1J
sunset .u uey,,,sr,.,sa Clear. b.,vPM.
TUESDAY. Aug. a2-Wind s. W. and 2. Mostly clear;
WeSne.day, Aug 2s-Wind N. Z. and E. and . Clouds
Thur.doy, Aug 2a-wnd W. S. and S. and 2. Hay.
Friday, Aug as-wind WI. s. E. and 5. CleMA. NJ.
ssuId.y Aug ss-Wind S. w. and w l. Cloudy morning
'Is ;sss'"i ssois s,,,, ..,,
WsSas:Siy Aug sW,Sa sos%ins 4 " Eoos o:.; l. Clear
Mem temper at sunrise $50 Mean temp Of the month .75o
Mssn tepper az noon..,.79 Coolest day 18th mean...6
Mean eInrer at r. NJ. go Warmest day ed men..e3
Mesa temper. at snset..0 Range OF thermometeT''''a
Mean temper. at 10 I. MI . 49,,
Extremes Of and colds $40 the 3oh and 800 on the
I'D. -
Eorthsrly winds prevailed on - days
eou,herly winds prev allied on 10 days
Variable winds prevailed on 2days
Cless and mostly clear dsys, 70.
Cloudy and mostly cloudy days, T.
Chu usesble,4 80 -, ,..,.
The mean pesture Of the month degrees cooler
than uy Long continued ard dTosh the noticeable
feature r August THE TRIBUNE has diligently colsted
the destructive effects in the country st large
10 msfe remarks here needles Moderate rains begin TO fall as
the Equinox sppoach but too late to restore the fall crops
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Eoreiun POrfa

At foo about June i5 ships Grsvins Spaeue for
New. Ida D. Brown, Brewster, for London, DO
At Canton June l9 ships Architect Potter for fooe pow
foo load Lopdon Aty Hayes for San frsnescoi oah
Mermaid Smith for Dc. ,,..
Al sirsapcre June z ,hp Minstrel Potter for Penang
10 6ri.h lsr for boston barb Esperanza Churchill
for New York; e Corning. Groves, for Batavia
Arr Of SOurtbays prev. June - bark Oriental Heard
from Melbourne for Batavia for repairs having put back eshy
At Penang July bark Feneon White. foE Paosns ON 70
finish ldx for Boston. -.
Al BOMBAY July l, ships Napoleon Chafed for CslcufA
had ,hpped native the former having mntned ana
were TO be home for trial. Newton Whitney for Calcutta
ready. -. . .r ,.A.
Id. Russell Sparks from salem arr 9Th -
Al Lrsborn l2h ult baTk Laura Snow, Thorndke from
Venice 10 lead for United stsfes
A, Malaga stb nit bark Sels Hilbert for New York, we
rs crop of fruit schr George C. Ackerey Baldwin for DO
a. hsi Yorpt Turt Tsylor from Newport E, OF the
o, 7th and would admitted after i've days
P,.ed peal lth u bsk Couran, BradsIeet from Havana
foY Hamburg -, ,..I. u, -.
20 load for New forh - x,- G., r n
Al Bu,po Ayres Jul barks Juriaia Psnnsy and Msno,
M. Ottoman Lewis Boston; Lion' Gardiner, from
AR Al Bahia July IS ship Grey Eagle kin'nan Sew.Yok'
and sailed 10th for Rio JaneiIe =, ~. r.r, u.s.,,
Al Belize Hound I'd ult bark Star OF me hsH hudson
from Aspnwan arr July unc bne Stshen'' "'" DAns'i'
- ss AZ de sovth lds for England. =,
xtysrs Crar 22d ut bark Mary Spring, Psehner rom
Yori dag Al do. let pt, brig Nensphsr' '' ~
York AG
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

breadth 80 feet, depth 20 feet, and burden IN 'uns
l,s5o She will carry $500 .uns and viii have sc-
commodsfon for 300 passengers She has four deeN >
Il naddle wheel steamer and is 40 feet Ion yer than
any vessel hitherto built on the Tyne.
fLiyerpoo Chronicle.
PIcEEp Up AT SrA.-Tbe British schooner Elizabeth
Bowlby, Captain Roy, just arrived at Dtnverspor,
brourht with her a man named Ezra Roberts one oi
TIE crew Of the fshing-schooner Mary A. Young
Roberts had parted from his vessel in dory, during
gale and remained tossing about the Bay OF Fanny
in his frail boat twenty-four hours, during wnich
time he was repeatedly obliged to lay down N nm ,ds
with water and be bailed her ou' with pint dPP-r,
When rescued he was much exhausted. The wiad
was blowing hard at the time that the schooner
which saved him was running under douoe'reeied
ton sails
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
two h.ur- after receiving the .soi.. 1t a unknown

two hsurs after receiving the sbois. !, 10 unknown
who are the perpetrators of the boid deed but it s
supposed that more than were connected in the
affair, ard suspicion rests upon a certain family whom
TIE Ckyorioit is not authorized 70 name. Wm. +.
Warren is the same p-rson who killed a of Hr.
Thos. Woods in a similar manner and at the same
house year ago ast spring, and stood his trial It
Louisvile, and was acquitted.
FIRE Al GEoRGETowE, ). CA destructive FIRE
occurred at Georgetown, South Carolina, OR the 9th
ut destroying property 10 the amount of s23 ooo on
which there was sli, 900 insurance. The entire range
of buildings from Waiermans wharf to Broadst.,
and the square opposite except Mrs. Listers hotel,
and the house the corner where old Mr.. Waldo once
Iyeo are all in ashes. The fire crossed to the house
Of Mrs. " alker, which also burnt, and here IT
was finally arrested Many families are without
bones to 60 TO- and not unoccupied house town.
The town was set fire in three different places the
object being phnder and much Of the property saved
from the FIRE was stolen during the confusion.
PREPARATIONS FOB DEFENcE OF BRITISH AsERi-
GIVE learn by the last mail from England that the
Governms nj has chartered ships 70 convey arms and
stores for defence 20 Halifax, ST. Johns, n b. Que
bee, Montreal, Bermuda, Jamaica Antigua, Bs rba.
does ST. Lucia, and Demerara This is a measure Of
precaution against the United States. What has
British Ainerics to dread from Russia The Emperor
has two fleets, both OF them blockaded-in summer
by the naval forces Of Britain and in winter by the
elements. IL is clear that British America needs no
arms for those fleets. IQuebec Mercury.
Joseph OrbaD, who was recently tried and found
guilty of the murder of Antoine BOissesu has failed in
his application for q new tfial, and sentence Of
death will be pronounced upon him Saturday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
FIRES.
FIRE IN FIRsT-AyEsUE.

On Mondsy night fire broke out in TIE four.!'ory
- hryS;nc ren- of No. le3 First-av., owned by
.Iohp II. Kelly, and occupied on the frO' floor by
r,an.;s poIn A cabino.-Inaker shop; second 6oor
by Mr.. Brown, csbinet-mskeri third hoos unoccu'
Mod fourth floor by -, csbinet-maker.
The fire originated on the second floor, bat from
what cause has not yet beer asceTtained The fire.
men were esry on the ground, but before they could
,ubdue the flames the second third and fourth stories
were nearly DESTROYED. Loss OF Mr. Rollin $50, no
assurance. loss of Mr.. Brown $500, no insurance;
Loss of the fourhsory occupant $500, no insurance.
The building is insured for $500 in the Bowory In
surance Company, which will fuiiy cover me io''
suefainsd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
W-JERSEY ITEMS.

DEArH FROM CHoLERA.-On Sunday morning, a
nan named John Harg,i, of Scotland, died OF cholera
at the Atlantic Hotel, Jersey City. He arrived in
New-York on Saturday from Canada, TO 20 out in the
Arctic, but, being too late, he intended to 90 out in
the Asia on Wednesday. lie is an agent OF the
Devonshire Comb Works Company, Aberdeen, Scot
land He had been troubled with diarrlea for two
or three days. Coroner Stiff held an inquest upon
his remains, and took charge of his effects.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

u g. DISTRICT COURr-Before Judge BrrTs.
The September Term opened this forenoon: Tbs
names of GrarN Juror called bu only SIX tout
of "a summoDed) answered. The names OF Pstlt Ju-
rors were also called The Court ordered fine Of
slo to be imposed upon the absent Jurors. The
Judge said it is probable that number of gentlemen
are vet out Of town and the Jures will be discharged,
consequently till Tuesday next, when the Clerk will
probably have been enabled to get the Jures full.
tTbe pay for Grand and Petit Jurors in u. ). Court,
being s2 per day there is always an abundance OF a
plicstons 10 the Marshal TO be put on. The u. 5.
district Attorney mr.. McKeon) has announced, the
Court said that he will be ready to proceed with the
criminal calendar at the commencement of the week,
co that the trials would proceed on Tuesday. There
are forty causes understand on charges OF attempt
at revolt and other Obenses the criminal calendar
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Bark-Pilnim Andros, Apaiachcola Eagle Hazard
Brgs-Clinop Thompson, Chareston. Geo Bukley; Row
land McIadden Wilmington, N c., Brett, Son Co. =,
scbr -FIeedom (BI Atkinson Sscsyie n; o. l. Ne,
wins Sops; Charles Mile Smith. Wilmington n y Doliner
a Potter Harriet smith Kelly Philadelphia, j. w Mckee
Steamef-Vucan Waitrnan, Philadelphia, j. N bnsgs
sioops-J Parker Dunbar, Providence, master; Jsne
Maria do, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
SUPREME CoURT-spEcIAL TERh-BefOre Judge
CLERKE.
DECISIONS.
Lapedon rst Wilks and Others.

Lengdon egt WiIks and Others.
Suit for construction of will of late John Jacob
Astor on a certain point Held that if any of the
tenan.s for life shall DO desirous of improving any
mart of the rel tate TO be appoi toned and set apart
ior him or her, the executors authorized to make
proyirion for the apollo ltion of the shares of said
paiy 10 the snd produced by the sale to the trustees
provement with the like effect as if the same were
The proceeds of real est sold by the tenant for life
with the assent of of the executors uniting in the
deed pursuant to tn, provisions of the llih section
Of the will
Matilda McKsy by her father her next friend, sst James
Mckay
Suit for separation from bed and board, on the
ground OF e,legcd abandonment, (which charge was
denied,) aud that plaintiff have the custody Of the
three children of the ma .iage. Decree Of separs-
ton granted plaintiff to have the custody Of the shl'
dren and referee to settle the amount of aimony.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
SOFT SHELL NOMINA TIONS.

OswEoo CoUYTY.--Assembiy: l. j. J. Walcott Of
Fulton; O. Jacob M. Selden of Wi!liemstown; She
riJ, WilIiem Hale of Scbreppel, nopinsted or the
second ballot he having received Al votos, and H. j.
Carey OF Orwego SO; Treasurer, q. @. French Of
Mexico; Special County Judge, ID. A. King Special
Surrogate, WIN. Sanders; Coroner, k. Gunner Wiles;
Justice of Sessions Edwin Wilder Superintendent of
Poor, Sias Cushman.
State Congressional Delegates were chosen, and a
County Corresponding Committee appointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
NyEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Pa

NEW-1Uhh anu ENIE NaILIOAD'-Id as
leave Pier foot of Duane follows viz
Buffalo xpress ~ for Buffalo direct, ~houtchsnse
OF baggage or cars
Dunthk Express at t6 A. ", for Dunsirk.
Mail, at at A NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and nterme
disI. Stations
WAY Express at P. for Dunhirk.
Rockand Passenger at trom foot Of Chambers stJ
viz Piermont for Sufern and intermediate stations.
Way Passenger att NJ for Otisville and intermediate Sta
tiers -
Night Express. at s p NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Emgrant at r. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and nterne
dists Stations
On SUNDAY, enly one Express Train ats r. NJ
These Express Trains at Buffalo with hrstclas
.pebd Steamers Lake Erie for all ports the Lake and
Dunkb with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Gin
cipnati Toledo Detroit Chcaxo. &C.
D. C. McCALLUM General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

II EERbENA WATEH-Ihs d-,IEu,,IH P,IIuH, -
fri,ol. confidently recommended 20 the ladies' psni.
on retresnins and delightful odor h contains
ali the pleasant .sanee OF the plant sef IN concentrated
form AZ will found highly useul in removing the anfor
incident TO the weather, crowded rooms &e ds
eiors rrre for the handkerchief viii be fund equal 70
the hest French much cheaper price Also az
ldnrabe change for ColofAe water No article o. me
has ever attained popularity in 90 shsr' time Fnee
50 cents per bottle ox. c,,.vtr,r uusR
srd othes TOILE WATERS. -,,,., .oJ
The only ZEN articles have the name OF tee
propre L. n. GLENN philadelphia blown ,ns .si.ty
syery bottle Purchasers win please observe this
Of poor limitations OF the article before ne
for sale Al wholesale BY w. ~ CAREY co sarR
WARD DICKSON 4 Co, Maiden.n NohIthy; hIthy;,iaSn
MAN Co, No. IS ch.mbensi H1 HESEn. SHEn.xKfM' No iss
Brosdwsy; RUsHrON CLARK Co.. Sc rIxT x1THIW
No 10 House and is5 and 70 brSseS ~ BrosdUs1
GRIFFIN No y Brssavsyi w. T. CHih'oN' NO ."
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR AUGUST 1854
PREPARED FOR THE TRIBUNE. BY IS GIBBONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
vI,HE NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
L STATES MAIL srEAMERs.-The ships composing this

ATLANTIC. CsPt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATIC
These shps have been built BY contract. expressly for Gov
service Every has been taken IN their consue
con also IL their insure strength and speed and
their accommodation for unequalei or elegance
and Price Of from New York to Liverpool In
fass cabin l3o In second TO- SIS; exclusiye OF
ira size $500; from Liverpool to New-York 80
and An experienced attached 70 each ship No.
berth secured until paid for. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
JED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWD K COLLINS Co.. No. So Wall st., Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY & Co.. Liverpool
JOHN AUNROE Co, Rue Sotre Dame tes victories,
Paris, or GEO. II. DRAPER Hare.
The owners these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion. specie ewery precious stones metals un.
less b. sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed - .
Shpp~rs will please notice that the ships Of this ne
..,pat carry rood. g yutr trabaud OF
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Ut NHE FEOF Ii OF tHt DI n u 0t u =, 80
by the OF Gsd fIee and independents 70 Al Pseons
Interested Ia the Of Patrick Riley late o. tns Cy 81
EewYors decessed creditors eesees nsI % ne OF ota
and required be and sgpe" before oar sur2sss
ofthe County Of New Yss st ns once tns NtJ Nsv
49, ~ ,b sb ssy OF september next n eleven o'clock In
he II the, day sod there 70 .'tend the an. se
emeni Of the account q rroeeeass o. rfsses v@ots
Jchn Kelly srd Jchn Aebanon - E1eeuton Oh the t S
ana testament Of ss1 eeecees- , II
~ .y "a b hereunto sxed Wines Alexander W.
Brssrd Ess ssrrossts Of cur said county q The cay
W ~ sixteenth day Of Ansa, In the yesr OF our Lord
Ose 6Gs,.ss ssTa. A W. BRXDFoRD sanos.a..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line for NEW
III YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line viii be
eoppos.d os the following and splendid ships viz:
CALHOUN.... 600 tuns burden. Capt d. H. Truman
Il CLAY...l 200 tuns baden.. Capt. David Csulkins.
WEBSTER... OC0 tun- burden... .csPt J. Lawrence.
ORIENT.....2 go tuns burden. Cspt George Hill
shove v. have been recently built and the largest
srdno.t substantial IN th. trade.
They usndsd by Of experience and abity The
very superior and every exeon Will be
the eoor. Of and the
Of ,hipptr. For freight or psssage spply 70
sPOFF0RD, TILEsTON & Co., No. ~ Broadway
Agents in Liverpool-r GklMsHAW & Co.. No 10 Goree-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

NEW-YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS
IN DIRECTLY Rslrosd, via Hartford Springfield, Bel
lows fss Windsor White River and Wells River % Little
tor-bae OF via Montpelier Burlington St
Adams and Rous Point Osdensburgh and Montreal Ticket
Ofcef-New Railroad Of Broadway and Canal
ST. and corner OF 9th and hav Express Trains A. N.
and r 81. Baggage eht eksd through
FRANCIS HYDE. General AGENT. No I52 Soutsst-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
1I,HR PEOPLE Of the STATE OF NEW.

HNHE TL0JI Ii UI INb OihIH a VH W. ~
YoRK-By the Grsee Of God Free snd lndopesdsntzIo zIo
The creditors sget.es mex, Of tn hen a. s99 ~ rSsr
SEY late Of the Of New Rochelle 70 the eeuafy o.
weeheser decsssed ssnd sreetnf; ior Ana sscn 81 ~
fore ovr prosae the County Of Wesehosts o. ns onse
In hs tavn Of Whit Pairs the 18th lay o. cepsn
isa =. eoek in the forenoon that day ssn at i,rs
10 stt,pd the final settsmest Of the accounts o.
HUNTER, Exeessor Of the ss' VIII sE' 's"A"ea' o. '
deesased. - IL. AL ~ OBee Of
In testimony whereof We have e.s.es the sea- o. '"'
- Witnes LEWIS G.. PLAIT, saneesn
a{ County At the towa q Whie rSss ~ ~, iors s4
Aaalsw5v'Tu u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
ITO THE AFFLICTED have suffered -

" uL dI us'o reaoss>A -
ver-y .nA shs oh AID Fever and eosle g., eoy TEN
Forry sA 9r he r,ry ,srnesis. ,ssi usss ua,l
irg the ss, ecse hss never retained and believe per-
nsnstly cured Unlke qunpe ard that elias Of r.medes,
isers.ss1 40 tested snd T.or1 sOus.n % rerse. health
Never IN gle ms sarss long course Of practice h
Of Ferer ana Ague or Iut,tieni Fever ard very rarely
has been TO use more than one package pat
Tr;es S.stes rc Of posrase. FOrae wholse aad retail
BY {. .FARRASp. No. sC7 BioaAw.y. New York.
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES. -
IN. UNIVERSITY cf ERBk MEDICINE ana roPu-
LAR KNOWLEDGE chartered by the stste Of Pennsylvania
G ,c .uspl, the rubic with reliable remedies where the
se edcs sdver' vil net be employed. having
purchased the RowSSD.s SVs:sl, s'PsSi ToSic MIXTURE
the and only known for ,wsnt ys..s :, the sss ses
ecursps Z 70 the patronage OF the Afflicted
The above Institution likewise recommends Tor Bowel Coz"
RowASDs COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY
And in due time will ~ y. own remedy for every asssss
By order Of The Trustees. JOHN R. RowAND, n ..
Department Philadelphia
Home D.r.nssIy and osbee No 81 sOath s.conds rAs-
Sod BY cBAs H. RING General As-pt isa Brssdwsy ny.
HAynssB, HAsssLL 4 RIsisS. No ~ Wsrreast
&c WsLLsS Co...............No S1Eishthsv.
loss MrsxIs....................No No sy7 Broadway.
{. Observation-Disclosures is Csnsl-s
ssrGRAN kMmLtR............No II Av. ID.
J. a /. i.CoppISsroS............So7 No IT'S Broadway.
w. d CsrMsE .................No So Broadway.
W. X. FREEMAN. ~ Third av
A. W. Nos 81 sh-sv and is6 sth-sv.
GAN 4 AMErp. .................No 1875 Thirdsv.
Il. w. NoxpAsSTrH- lS Bowery
+ T. GREEx....................No 500 Broadway.
A. PowELL..................... lsS Av A
J. WALL LGREES,...............No III Broadway.
JoBy MLLER..................No2 No as firstsv
". h. LMDsAy..................No n Esst Broadway
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