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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17
Massachusetts, Republican Convention.

m0ssocnusetts k9epuDucon convention
BOSTON, August 10, 1855.
republican or fusion meeting was held in Chapman's
Hall to-day Among the prominent persons present
Hon. Samuel Hoar Qree soi), Charles Francis Adams
Gree soiD, Hon. James Duncan (whig), r. H. Dana
Gree soil) and others. Hon. c. Goodrich, of Stock
bridge, presided. Among the Vice Presidents
Governor Boutwell, (dem), Lieutenant Governor Brown
tx. NJ and John W. Foster TX N.Y.
The meeting continued in session until late in the after
noon. Speeches made by Samuel Hoar Of Concord
James Il. Duncan, Of Haverhil Richard H. Dana, Amasa
Walker John c. Parks, Elizar Wright AMI others The
Committee Resolutions reported as follows
Resolved That the time has fully come for the people
of Massachusetts, to act in concert with the friends free
dom throughout the Union with view Of restraining the
alarming Entertainments Of slavery.
Resolved That as to this end there should be
early assembage of the people Of this commonwealth
in mass convention.
A committee Of from each county, with Samuel
Hoar ascharman, appointed for consultation with
political organizations, and to call State
ton in favor of the fusion movement at carly day
The meeting although not numerously attended, was
quite enthusiastic.
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Personnel IntelliSence,


Senator Seward has been invited to deliver the GRAFTON
before the Plymouth Rock Association the 22d Of De-
cember next.
Col Fremont and party left the Clarendon yesterday to
spend few days at Nantucket after which he expects to
spend some weeks in New York.
Father Daniel A. Hearn, the Catholic priest in Taun-
tower Of new church the ground fifty feet without
apparent injury The broke by which the workmen
were drawing him up
ssss Ssa 7ras 0s Sss; D.
Il livingston, Albany Hon Geo Street 0o; W Il CODY
Ser Johnson smss ksy Il
cut; Rev r. H. Mason, Raleigh N O.; Capt Hamilton r. N
vs e. Ap rJa illinois, nSya aS: s ssnS I
A. Beech, Tennessee; Caldwell, Boston; y - Bigelow,
Sherry do; Edrise Worth Carolina; j. b. Perryer d.
Fsire, Williams, Capt Hopkins, I iIopsn., 6:p.
Levy wife and cid a Bachedor Walton lady si
Ef Ssa MI sS Ms. jsps So5ss Potter SsS
children, Capt Elliott. lady and two cidrsn-si in the
From Savannah in the steamship AlabamaCol Sullivan
Rsais MffsS :x 1ns t hesn 01n Ryan
EfhkaSns EeT sr sDsnn MIN
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wBuIeT Miss sressr Geo 4 cheever i Guil@srn and
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e, q onmoar, g " Prise fernando kaufman, Mrs
Reed and two children Mrs Pnser Pos Mrs Hum
and II in he s:eerage.,
For Liverpool in steamship Asia from Boson-sesrs Chas
ge Bsset and Bates Boston; Ms i Parser
%hsssn sprnssd Ssrro% ana
Mr. Mr. q osp Sss
NV Jones' q Breokne; John Angel T6omas Parceil
Jarvis Hammond Guielnort Marchand cH Bates
apIsss na n sn SsW aos s's%S ss.
Of Nsssa r & sns D1
q wasllngton; Sutton and Ross Of Charleston Andrew
9: Holland, Douglass, Col Campbell, II j Ramey
e Miwauks WIS; Daniel Spencer, d SAT- RIVER Lieut.
Col ns,cy m ys child n and ssrvspi Lieut. Co
art MIop and LsIi9lsi q KINGSTON vi Mrs Tarweli
Frsd Peer GS s
and Jss Robertson q Canada Mitchell q Toronio Ae1an
Beeon Mrs and Mrs barcS q Ess
land Jos PARCEL Of liverpool Hill aud Carlen London
fiss asS ss Av ss w spa a ss
q Scotland His Exeeency,e cqslo and servants Esois
lensy Commander dscarvaho Norera Brazn Minister
nsss &c snS
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%oe VIE a si'y w sna q &
Miller Austria pssm %" .; fa ale sa % u ana
servant and If pe and Mad
Mr. Burton wife and Ave children, residence rven-i5b
MeNabb and wife Rose wife and eryan hn
i loer Ivy y IaTs McRss Miss Patterson Mss frob
Barbadoes-l6 Total Ill ~ ' ~
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BALTIMORE, Aug. L. 1855.
six hundred head Of beeves we're offered In our o.s
market to-day, and nearly all sold rates ranging from
~ 10 net Hogs in good demand and sales al 81 Is
50 SO per 100 lbs. -
BUFFALO, August 16--1PM
flour--demand active; receipts better. Sales l. 500
bbs OF 70 90 % IS for good 10 new Ohio and 80
for old Illinois wheat-better inquiry Sales 10 900
bushels Upper lake spring at 81 So 400 bushels new
REQ Ohio at 81 o2 700 bushels white Ohio al 81 "a
and ,OCc bushels Upper lake private terms Corn
hmer and demand active TO Gil contracts Sales 10 600
bushels al lie 1ec, closing az the latter figure in
Guiding OOO bushels 10 arrive and aoat at 7sc
oats unchanged Sales IL, 900 bushels at I5c n al
canal heights hrner; elsc. for corn to ALBANY and
ilnc. 70 New York. Lake imports yesterday-Flour
1883 bills wheat, $3.50 bushels corn g. 600 bushels
oats, 500 bushels Canal exports timeFlour az
bbs wheat 600 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats
10000 bushels. '
BUFFALO, Aug. l6--5a0 P. NJ.
Flour steady and active. Sales q 600 bills at IS SO
Ohio and extra Illinois, Most Of the sales were Of new
-four. Wheat-Deman nd active Sales 81 600 bushels in
GLIDING 600 bushels Upper Lake spring. ct 81 81 400
bushels red Ohio at 81 81; Il eco bushels new red
Illinois, winter to arrive in few days private terms
and the balance the spot, do Corn in active de-
mand 10 fill contracts and market frmcr Sales 1o3 900
bushels at TIC 7sc including 10000 bushels to arrive
et the latter price and IL 600 bushels on the spot at
zee tho market closing rather tame re- In good
! equest. Sales 0Ce bushels at s5c sc for Ola
O. nal freghts unchanged Lake mpors for the last "A
houra--Fiour, 140 bbls; wheat 3,90i bushels corn
ST. GO bushes oats 0S2 bushels Canal eepo
time--Flour, 90 bbls; wheat, 5,15T tushsl corn ~
500 burlels; oats, 6,1QQ bushels.
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BALTIMORE, August 10, $780,
There four deaths from yellow fever at Norfolk
during the twenty-iour hours ending at wod-
peslay and the alarm had somewhat abated. Captain
Barron was convalcscent; but his daughter continued
very low Captain James Henderson was in dying
state.
The deaths Of Portsmouth have averaged eight per day
The Norfolk papers OF the 14th inst state that Nash
Tatem chief ms Iector of the Navy Yard is dead Hun
ter woodis Mayor of the city, ILL., and Dr. Sylvester dy
ing The fever has extended from the infected district to
the upper part Of Norfolk T. G. Broughon, Jr OF
the editor of the Herald, Is in dying state There is
great difficulty in getting nurses and ten dollars par
night is charged.
There not than !, 800 people now in Ports
mouth. Col. John Harper John b. Davis aud Nathaniel
Manning are amongst the dead. Many other prominent
citizens III.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS FROM YELLOW FEVER.
PHILADELPHIA August TO- 1855.
noon to-day for the purpose adopting for the
relief Of the sufferers from yellow fever in Norfolk Ports
mouth, &C.
committee of fifty was appointed to solicit subscrip-
tions for the sufferers.
BALTIMORE August 16, 1856.
Our merchants held meeting to-day at the Exchange,
with view ofaording relief to the sufferers from yellow
fever.
Three thousand dollars contributed by the
ing and provisions purchased and despatched by
the boat for Norfolk tonight.
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A RETIREMENT WITH A PRovIso.-Thurlow
Weed retires from the editorial chair Of the
Albany Journal with proviso; that is to saw
he disappears from the stage to direct the
movements of the fusionists behind the scenes
as far as an old fogy can understand them
The big and "little villains of Mr.. Seward
are to wait upon Mr.. Weed with instructions
from headquarters from time to time, 50 as 70
keep the machinery in smooth running or
der
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SIGNED, SEALED AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+. Butler, Qate lion among our New York
Van Buren, democracy in q late letter 20 a
Maine free soil fusion meeting announces
himself in substance, as true to his speech in the
Park Of year ago-that he would rather vote
for w. H. Seward for the Presidency than for
Stephen A. Douglas. Mr.. Butler is thus signed,
sealed and delivered over to the Seward Goa
lition.
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LIGHT WASTED-In Tammany Hall, in re-
ference to the platform Of the forthcoming
soft shell State convention, Inquire Of Mr..
CechIane at The Custom House.
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THE DANISH SOUND DuEs.-The Londonors
seem rather pleased at the step taken by the
United States administration in notifying Den
mark that the treaty acknowledging the Dan
ish claim to Sound dues was abrogated. As
Great Britain, like most maritime nations, has
a treaty with Denmark emitting it to the same
privileges as are enjoyed by the most favored
nations, the release of the United States from
the Sound dues will, ipso yfacto, release Great
Britain. Hence the half suppressed chucklc
We find in the organs of the British mercantile
community. They would not themselves have
urged their government to so cowardly pro-
ceeding as to strip unfortunate Denmark of
her revenues at the moment when her neigh
bors' quarrels have placed her very existence
in Jeopardy. They would have been the first
10 talk about British honor, and British libe-
Iality; and, seeing how much the Sound dues
were to Denmark, and how little TO England,
they would have insisted on the shabby work
of their reputation being left to some one
poorer or meaner than themselves. But when
the United States steps forward and offers to
do the dirty job for the world at large, why
Of course these Englishmen are quite pleased.
and pat brother Jonathan on the back. 1t
must be quite gratifying to Mr. Pierce to meet
with the approval Of the London ShYy,ag Ga
sete.
In the meantime we see that Denmark has
sent an embassy to the Court of Russia with
proposals for compromise. II there be any
feeling in the administration higher than the
regard for dollars and cents, we trust that some
arrangement may be effected by which Denmark
the brave little kingdom-may be saved
from extinction.
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pianos possessing in their improvement of acton AMI
oversrings power and compass Of tone equal 10 the
grand pianos Sole agency for T. Gilbert Co.'S actt
Cumston's, Woodward Browns, and Jacob Chcker
irgs Boston pianos and constantly In store pianos fr
mcnt guaranteed 10 give entire satisfaction or purchae
money returned secondhan pianos Of all varieties ana
great bargains Prices from $50 10 Sl40 new az octave
rent allowed purchase. Pianos for sas on monthly
roy ments Sole agency for s. II. Il W. Smiths ceis
orated meodeons, (tuned the equal temperament
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway
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PoHT OPPOSITE, Aug. L. 1865.
fire occurred here this morning. destroying Wiley
Ihompson's sash factory planning mill and warehouse
Davis Co.'s warehouse and lumber yald; Lanahan l.
Sons Office, and the dwellings Of David Kennedy and
Ephram Cornish. The loss il about $4,000 Insurance
only 81, 600.
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From Saratoga.
I FT0m SafUtOZ0s
| ANOTHER RoBBERY-THE wOMENS RIGHTS cONvEN-

ANOTHER RoBBERY-THE w0MEN's RIGHTS coNvEN-
TION.
SARATOGA, August 10, 1855.
The ofW. E. Monsters, who Is in lodgings from
the Union Hotel robbed last night Of notes against
private individuals to the extent Of 200 certificate
deposit in the Grouse Bank Of $780, do in the Bank Of
Auburn Of $500; bills on the Ataanta Bank, Ca, for
SO, and diamond ring There is no clae to the
robbers.
The Women's Rights Convention is still going Mrs.
Rakewe better known Lucy Stone arrived last night
and addressed the convention this morning
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Paris Soft Hnts.-Gcnt1emcn Waiting the
arrival Of these choice mode colored Paris soft hats are
notified we received them per Baltic and this day place
them sale. Also Paris dress silk hats Of new pat
terms, all direct from lubricant LrARY Co
leaders and ntroducers Of fashion for gencmens hats
Astnr House.
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BEDFORD Pa, August IL, 1855
The application of Passmore Williamson for writ oil
habeas corpus argued this morning in the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania, by Messrs. Gilpn and Meredith
for nearly three hours All the Judges were present
The speeches very able. Without giving any deci
son the court adjourned to meet at Sunbury the first
Monday in October,
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Mail Robbcr Arrested.

HARRISBURG, Aug. IL, 1855
Henry Giant was arrested here today for robbing the
mail on board Of the packet boat Dauphn and committed
in default Of bail of % COO lie was arrested ty Mr.
Hughes special agent Of the Post Office Department.
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THE TIE 8 T N z w s..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEeRApHs.
Kentucky Election.

Of6cia returns from "A counties in Kentucky ana the
reported msjoritcs from the remaining counties reduce
the majority Of ,Iorehead tx. NJ for Governor to ~
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WHAT'S IN THE WND-The softs have ru-
mors flying about of hard shell State conven-
ton on the 23d to cut under the soft conven-
ton Of the goth. Wonder if there is anything
in i'll
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Naval Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, August ID 1855.
The sloop-ofwar Marion has returned home, waiting
for orders from the Navy Department she has been
condemned upseaworthy
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The SUFFERERS AT NORFOLK - HURRY UP
WITH Your CONFERENCE.-The following ap-
peal from the Howard Association at Norfolk
tells tale of pressing necessity =
An appeal is made by the Howard Association of Nor
folk, Va the sympathics Of the inhabitants Of New
York in behalf Of the suffering poor of that city In
sequence Of the prevalence Of the yellow fever business
il almost totally suspended and many persons thrown
out of work who dependent upon their daily labor
the support of their fmilies The Association say ii
anything is done, it is wanted quickly. Any donations
lett with the subscribers win be promptly forwarded and
Brown l. DE RossET 1893 Pearl street.
JAS T. SOUTTER, Presidt Bank of the Republic.
BLOW MARCH, 81 Water street
These few lines are more eloquent than a
homily preached on the subject. The Associa-
ton say, IF anything is done, it is wanted
quickly" So say we. There is no doubt that
the appeals that have been made to the public
will be freely and generously responded to.
But this is not sufficient. Benevolence, to be
effective, should be prompt We are glad to
see, therefore, that the merchants have taken
the matter in hand. A very spirited meeting
was held at the Corn Exchange yesterday and
adopted the right course to pursue, We give
the proceedings in another column.
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A Man Gored to Death ~ q Bull.

A Man GOred to Death ~ o BuI.
Boston, Aug. 10, 1885,
Solomon Childs respectable farmer Of Waltham.
Mass, gored to death yesterday by bull. He
attempting to chain the animal in his barn.
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Navigation Of the Ohio.

irTsprRe August ID, 1850.
The river IS standing at five feet three inches Freights
continue low,
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 10, 1855.
Our State Democratic Convention to-day nominate w.
W. Bowie of Prince Georges county, n State Comp
troer, and George Gale Of Kent county, for Lottery
Commissioner.
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pared 70 chow large and complete OF tho M
lyle OF straw bonnes consisting in part The FLORENCE
sdsle English dunstabe and split straw bonnots al =,
which arc OF our own manufacture and win DO sofia AZ
he lowest market price BY the A. LELAND CO
&c III Pearl street, ~,
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New Jersey State Temperance Convention.
PInADuPHiA Aug. 1e, 1855.
The New Jersey State Temperance Convention met at
Camden to-day and was fully attended Independent po-
litical action was recommended
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On Sunday, July is, MARY Ella, infant daughter Of
Cornelius " and olthsrns Deforest aged months and
II days.
Ts friends OF the family invited 70 attend the ia.
s~rAl from the resieence OF her parents, zoo East
Eighteenth street, at three O'Clock thts Afternoon
On Sunday morning. July 10, after long and painful
Illness, Mr. Jons FLooD, IN the 19ih year Of his age.
Hs funeral viii tate place At two O'Clock this alter.
sscn, from the residence OF his bro.hsrin law, Mr..
Jskn hcI-sn, -Four Corners, staten Island.
4 On Srncky, July u.s. HAsTHa, youngest daughter OF
Nv. John sampson, Of jamestown Ireland.
Her fvs ~ g1 ale lfef - y =. o'e ~ thff sftr
rson trc- the reGdspcc Of Ter sister, 1so Carl street
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EXTRA Par.

ArAvY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PAYp OFFICE
IN bounty lands and "e1trs pay for q. 3. Navy
SAILORS 10, in all since I7So-th.r vldsss "a
hsirs-promrtly obtained and paid
BxlaDcs due v5ovs and heirs OF deceased o. ssloyy
and others collected and all kinds Of claims ax.nst,1s
Csed stat~s recovered ny unSsrsgned and the widows
heirs Of thoss sho pershea vita the United states
SAP "fnsnv" ~'n - proftei ~ caDldgo on
...4.S 4s.a Hn, -.
Assst 80 lAts) PurssS o. O. Navy, q WI rsssst
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IAIArOiNiA D1aNONDs sRE N0~ rkrILtb
~ uEy sr.rytesy sssrs thsr y. h.'e 80 90
kise sad hn,shiBF srsfy ssJ vs. sgss ~ az nnxs,
lrs rrgs sros@ss II Ode A. Ns really nrts p~rsoAs
1Au4 vsrsE6sing vsyy 70 ts shf 80 ear sAssa sods
49, AZ. a. stssg az othsr tiys - lswsfy A@t
9~H az ~ .rs= 80 ~+ttef
\. f.. tsf~ fs,rry 1, re- sar-fss-rs CT. = {.
- .sa-.s . ga a "a -. o.. kfo1-s-.
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PLAYING CARDS.

nLAYING CARDS or EVERY DgsCRlPTIOs-FoR
III sale at the Union Card hanafsetory, III ADD ITO
Grand street, near Broadway, including single ara
double ttads orramsnted and plain, and spanish cards.
superior article Of linen faro cards well seasoasd AID
warranted not 70 warp, made expressly for dealing
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age-A War
ranted rsmedy.-Dr. T0BIA5'S Venetian Linmsnt .
certain for Group, oolds coughs, rhsumssm
throat headache toothachs mumps, cuts, old sores &C.
From Mr. John Warm, importer Of needles, fishing
tackle, &C., 4S Maiden lane
Having used, for several years, DR. Tobsss Venssisa
LinA<nt in my family and recommended IT to my
friends without It's failing 10 cure tbs many com.
plants which IL has been tried, it affords me plss
TO testify to the same, feel assured VIII
onpIsh sn that DR.. Tobias states in his pamphlet
New York, January 4, 1865 JOIN WAaRy.
NEW YORK, February 10, 1854.
have used Dr.. ToSias's Venetian Lniment for three
years and have found 1t certain remedy for chrome
rheumatism dysentsry. coughs vomiting and pains OF
all kncs, and recommsn nd II invaluable srtcle.
without II, do Intend 70 be- II IL Il 10 be
purchased JossrH NicHofi, TO Essex street
From Mrs W. f. Cornish
Mr.. febiss-Sir-one Of my children severely at
tacled with Group, and used Jour Venetian Imminent,
which gave immediate relief and really think IL
the Of saving my child's life Unser consids
ration would be without bottle in my house also
consider II most certain remedy for scAds and bruises
having thoroughly tested II for the SAME.
Nevburg, r., March. 1854. SARAH CORNISH
Prices as and 80 cents Depot GO Cortland. street.
SOLD by all druggists.
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Died.

On Monday evening, July o, by the Rev. Lewis King
Of this city.
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Preserve your plants ff ON insects that destroy;
Preserve yourself from in,ss.s that annoy
Preserve your garden outhouie dwelling free
From ali the mouse and rat fraternity.
This can De accomplished without fall by
LYONS magnetic powder, and his pill g. Lyoass.s.
axture yogsther with FAC amiles OF national meials
On the wrapper Depot IA Broaaxsy
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s<reSuls, Rheumatism, tEc.-Hyatt Life
Balssn is certain 10 the most painful forms Of
these dneases xater Ia 10 quench thirst also, old al
GERS fever sores ryspeas, the worst Of impar
y OF bIesd liver and idnsys general debility dyspspss
incpitnt consumption, piles, &c. Prncps depot 2i6
Grand street. rs Cents per bottle.
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Hollow ays Ointment.-The First Surgeons
this great airy have generously and nobly
nspcsd this valuable ointment 70 their patients, and
the pubic generally, remedy for wounds
and Ulcers Sold al the manufactorfss so Maiden lane,
New York and 2t4 Strand, London, and by ali druggists,
at 25 cen -, 62n cents, and 81 per pot.
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chAs.d skin &C. positively cured BY G0URAUDs italian
hsdicAtec Soap Poudre subtitle uproots hair from low
foshsads or sny part Of the body; warranted Rouge,
Ny rhe, hair dye and restorative At the old depot 81
waAer street, drst store from Broadway Mrs. Bays,
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New Principiel-Ncw Remeoyl-No Poison
RHODES FEVER AND AoUR CURE
The natural antidote to malaria, which will entirely
protect any resident traveller in the most sky
swampy localities, from any sgue bilious disease
whatsver.
II win instantly check the sgue in persons who have
suffered for any length o. time from day TO twenty
year, that they need have another chill by
cootnuipg according TO directions. The patient
~ begins appetite and strength, and
continues until permanent and radical cure IL effected
Furthermore, It's unvarying efficacy il equallsd only
BY its singular Innocence and ague sufferers viii please
notice that 1t the only fever and ague remedy in tho
market which does not contain arsenic, quinine srych
nine other poisonous drugs; aud to prove this the
following certificate from the most celebrated chemist
h the United States IL attached to every bottle
New YORK, june H. 1855.
have made chenicyl examination Of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure, ADdote to Malaria and have tested
1t for arsenic mercury, qunine and strychnine, but
have not found particle OF either in IT, nor have found
any substance in its composition that would prove in
juIious to the Constitution.
JAMES n. Chiffon, NJ d, Chemist.
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary casss-
may require Directions printed in German,
French and spanish accompany each bottle Price One
Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, r.
George II. Bates wholesale agent laa Water street,
New York and for sale by c. II. Ring, G. " ChckeneY
Co., and BY druggists generally.
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DR.. Warbuxg's Fever and Aguc and Inter-
nstsnt tncturs in practice, and recommended BY the
British Navy, hospital physicians and the Austrian
pire ID wsrrsnted as permanent cure, and il for sale
by Dr. L. FEuCHTWANGER, 98 Maiden lane.
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WhIskeYs or MouAtaches produced In Six
weeks by my onguent which win not stain inure the
sks. 81 bottle, sent to any part Of the country. X.
q. GRAHAM, SIS Broadway; Zeibsr, a South Third
street. Philadelphia; Briggs, 81 State street. Albany