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We publish in another part Of this paper let
ter from Brazil describing the failure of several
parties Of Americans who have eBdeavored to go.
their shsrc OF the wonderful natural riches which,
according to Lieut. Marry, and the equally im.gi-
native, though less rhetorical Lieut.. Heradon,
abound in Amazoni,. Dazzled by the splendid
dreams of these rc1antic writers, M nbers Of
our ceup uymen have resorted 10 the region they
depie. so gorgeously; tusinsteai Of piles Of gold
and sbip loads of all other treasures, taey have
found there nothing BAT sickness, disappoinansa.
and death--a climate rep'ete with every tropical
malaria, = country nbouDdipg IN all ho1lous crea-
lures, and Inhabited by cruel and brutal sayases.
Gold mines there are none, except ia places more
secluded and Inaccessible than these poor fellows
could explore. Altogether, it seems to be clear
from their experience, a, we have often told our
readers, ths, Ammonia is an excellent land 70
keep away from. Some ages hence, waen the
population Of tae world is five or six times wha,
il 10 At present and when science and mec6 snicsl
invention have increased miiljOD-fold tho power
Of nan so that he can easily subdue the most
unwholesome AID ineorigbe portions Of the
globe, il will be proper to take In hand the recli-
nation aud settlement OF AmazOOia, which will,
10 doubt after few hundred years Of that pro-
Gees, become quite magnificent aud paradi 'iacal
a country A. the brain Of Maury ever fan-
ced This. we suppose, will happen at about
the time the Sahara desert is reclaimed ana con-
verttc into ,uccession Of blooming .nd bslmy
gardens. Until then We advise NOBODY to go 10
AuazoDis who cen i've elsewhere, except u may
be III MsU1 or Mr. HerndOn, d'her OF whom
might possibly be benefited intellectually By
permanent residence 90 the Equator BY way Of
occupasioo they might devote Themselves to Dig
gibg for gold having ire fsver it. different yari
etes, esc,png from the ferocity Of Spanish
Governors and the poison Of other reptile, and
opening ug the commerce Of the country gen-r-
ally. After year or Two passed in tbi, nauuer
they would, probably, be ready to return 70 theK
own country and 10 commoa sense, and to confess
that Whist they have written about settling and
civilizipg Amszobis at the present day is nothing
but folly and delasiOn.
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THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.

There was brilliant throus AZ the Capitol Ga
the evening o. Monday aud through the whole
day Tuesday. ccnposed Of Legislators OH 50
seekers, notSbles AMI interested spec 'stoss- In
strong contrast with their gay plGnage ~ss the
brown ard worn sppstel of poor mechanic, Mr.
William Msnnirg :. OF Cohoes, who hal come dow
not 10 get any Off 5or to help aOy party, bus
to ssk the Legislature TO prcyice for the erose,'
aon 81 education OF poor working caildrea-
something Ike this:
~ p.t % % ne ss ~ y Y '.'.sisl n ,..ai, l.s
4ss--biy 90 ~ f.!o'-s
SECTION |. Ten h0uls shall al cases csnsttuss
lepsl DAY . labar.
SIC 2 It hail Dot he lawful FOR any owner agent,
other officer of any factory, furnace or workshop.
any person actu under he authority 81 ms cta e.
or in pursuance Of any contract with this STATE -
employ any child 10 labor uaul .pch child shsll have
eitsiLed the full sge Of ten years
SEC J. Ii shall not be lsTfal for any Ener. SCENT.
Oh.r officer of any factory fufuace or '0rA ,dc',
10 employ any ptrson undtr sixteen years OF as
more than five hours in auy one day.
SIC. :. The owners or Agents Of al factories FUR
Dsces or workshops employing psr'Ons under s'Xiscl
years of age shan t1st such persous attend scaool
i've hslf Gays in each week while - employed.
SEC. .. II sbal rot b. lawful for ahy paren. or
guaIoa 70 bind cut 10 service, apprentice,
Any Chic, uui0ss in accordance with the foregoing
sections
Src. % |, 'tsll not be lawful for any ps:''a or
rersrIs bav'ng miLOis in their employ % sXsct Ut
them mere than ten hours labor IN asy one day. or
sixty hours ~ any enc week.
SIC. :. All persons having minors in thor employ.
in domestic Or Agricultural pursas, saall see th 1t
such minors IT, al, at eas, four months sch)cns IN
each v-sr while IL thtir mpOy.
SIC :. Any person or persons violating any sec
ton or ciio Of this law upon complaint and coz
viciiou before any Justice If the peace IN ths County
where such violation occurs, sh1l psy nne OF ~.
less than five dollars for eacn day violation; one
bef Of fine 20 - 20 the miu0r, the ohec half OF
such tine TO 20 tue school uui Of the school district
whers such violation oc-Hrs Aud il hail be tho
duty Of any Justice ri the Peace - whom such CON
plant shs be INSIDE 70 ssGe II nnpns for th9 10
latof ana such witnesses as may be needed IA tho
case In the same msnLer a. IA q su,t TOR trespt's
SIC 9. This act shall taAe effect the fourth Gay Of
July next
Tbs bill may not be exactly in shape, but IN
substance it is right, aud ought to be enacted
forthwith. There is no class more helpless nor
moro frequently abused than that of hfed call
dreD; and it is important shat their ch .nces for
Education should not be sacrificed on the altar
OF aysrice Thi. bill received forty seven votes
ID the las. Assembly, and We hope it Will not fail
to be carried threugh cur Wv Legislature.
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two French rer ofwar were constantly n N.
karbor. eItrcslug a yerY or ,ioas inaisass
a1sinss the PROJECTS cfou Goyeromea,.
Runner Of an ssur. sl,o occurring a, the San,
rlsee. bs- come 60 our kaosl-jg.. sboas waisS
osl, the most in',hOi. Information cla b. o.,
t,ined. yet Ehics, wltaOa' deu't. IA. f,l,is,oa
II fact. |, Is 70 the effect shss an Ansrs,a
C,pt NuicLins oil the brig Louisa Clustered At
5. Thomas some weeks $50. for sous srsvo,l-
,ion or oiLer. hot into boss'ia which vas hsr
Britannia Msie.tys Consul for the city of s,a
Domingo Tor which be hsd been arrested sai
AroSG iato prison ~ await tTi-the IS druno;
says by court marital. There is no dDusI ta,.
something Of ire bind bss taken place.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT BOSTON.

BosroN. Thursday. Jan. 4. 1884.
Tho Royal Nal stee nsLip Asia arrived a,her dock
here little after l2 o'clock tonight.
wetake the following from Birpyl Circasr Of
December 22
Money is in more demand as usu Il as the close Of
the year. Cousols close a, 9ii sSli for account
Silver Dollars S. II. Bar Sivor S. a. Doubloo@
7,s nomiualy. American Eagles '6. "a noniuauy.
BY the Overland Mail We have dates from G ,n,ol
10 the e6h Of October. and from Calcutta 70 sho ssh
of November and from Bombay 10 the 18th. Ell
charge at Canton is quoted at an, aud =, Calcutta
at MA.
Tho English papers At hand contain nothing OF
special interest additional 10 the details givea over
the wires from Halifax.
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XXXIIID CON Il X E 5 .
SECOND SION.
.Wasaiserox. Jan.

SENATE. .WAsHfsGTOg, Jan. 4, 1880.
Hr. SUMNER presented a gstD)f.sl from the cih
Of h.s-aehasett- setting forth the eys sflsss
from emigrsnis, and particularly from R0nln Csta0
lcF, sId ssking CoDstess lOr head tax Of not is~
than $50 Oh each fOrfisner arriving IL the county
K.ferred to the Committee Oh tho Judiciary
On motion Of Mr.. GWIN, the bill Continuing 'ss
California Land Cemmis ion, which passed the Hol~
yesteIdsy was taken up ard passed without de5s'-
Mr. Brodhes5s Bounty !. al bill was resumed.
Mr. Dodses Iowa. ameltmeLt to Me- Clsytosss
eAendnen THE former proposing maximum Oh 9D
scrts in Ole tract, and Gao in the t0waship-Hs
taken up.
Mr.. CHASE spoke in favor Of it, and Mr.. CLAi-
TON against.
Adopted-Yeas, "a; Nays, IS.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.. CisyD.s
sufndmept. which doubles both the maximum wv
minimum numbers Of acres Aforesaid. -,
Mr. CLAYTON said, that with the smendmen! ~
passed he should be compelled TO vote assan ~ y.
own amendment a. the quantities Of land woaia "
too limited TO give proper eject TO the bill v.r
The smendment wss then sdopted-fes as T. MY
a. 49,, (, or.
Mr.. FEssENDEN proposed an s1asndmsas' N "
dsr 10 admit the soldiers called out 10 repei ne
ion q; the North Eastern Boundary to PsruoPs''
the bsr sfn Of the bill. ~l.
FOOT-I sso pr0poss 20 inc.ad' 0! NEW
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highly respectable correspondent calls our atien-
ton TO occurrence which. he tells US took place in
the lower part OF Newcastle County, Delaware A
certain DIR. . a man of violent passion, some
months since endesvorod 10 get free black man TO
work fo- him TIE man refused to do it, for good
reasons OF hs own, whereupon the Doctor in great
rage went to his house and getting his gun out
and shot the poor fellow down. Fearing Vengeance.
he crossed the line into Maryland. But il was con-
clsded in he ncigbboIhood that the matter had bet,
ter be hushed up, as it would have bad effect on
the coorcd population to punish white man for kill
ing negro SO the murderer stiil run. at large.
But the eit Ct IN the other hand is developing tsef
A drunken scoundrel in that neighborhosd lately
brought bis gun to some negroes, and swore, Damn
you. Ill Tom h, Il you fool with me " If this is
the justice meed out to the black. even though
freeN south Of Mason and Dixon; linz wonder not tia,
hundreds Of thom are flying To the North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

Jvs,cr oy SUPREME CoURr-FoURIH DISTRICT.
The Hen Daniel Csdy has resigned the Once OF
Justice Of Me Supreme Court of the Fourth District,
and Gov Clsrk has appointed the Hon; Augustus
Bocke:, Of Sar~cyA dc successor. who has at once
entered upon the discharge Of its duties snd nov as
<kts In holding the General Term at Sandy HILL.
Judge Csdy was an honor TO the Bench, and hi.
election thereto yindcaton OF the superiority Of
popular elections 10 Judicial Offices over the old mode
Of Gubsrp storisa recommendation And Senatorial ap
poistment He has long desired TO withdraw from
The duties Of the office, though sustaining 10 his yyor
ous age an the cearass Of intellect and Of
udsmens that have distins his long
career.
Judge BOXES VA formerly County Judge Of Sara
taxa snd was selected from q list Of very able and
competent lsxysrs presented By the psblic and lssI
nroSsasiaa. Alb. Atlas.
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NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Jan. 8
THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi'
week contains tho following.

I..E0ITORlsLS; The Old and the New The New
N0Onshine Enterprise; fruits ct tho Tsrh 0t 70
SlsverS in Kensss: Gov. ssfAs Message; New YORK
Iegislature. Nafivsin At ts Fray Social heslu-
ton IN Ca Adsi The Treaty with Austria ssourL
u..GOy CLARK's MESSAGE.
I'LL THE STATE OF EUROfE; Letter from 0ar Own
Correspondent
V..EUROrE; Arrival of the sieinshios Atastic and
A.i,; ipt.Ies ing from tho seat Of War Ru a ned
zcceptsuce Of tho -Four Points; The Siese-Skrnlish
Oresrg Of PsTlia ment
v.CALIFORNIA: Arrival OF the ste .mstp Star q the
West
VI. THE DOMINICAN TREATY
VII NOTES on THE MIDWEST Editorial Cores
pondence OF The Tribune.
yuIREyIEW OF THE WEEK. Giving in a condensed
ans most conspicuous forsn the latest and most i'm
porant events that nave Usmpuea IN ine Wy
United States and Canada
TX POLITICAL NEWS. New York Illinois; Iowa;
Eebrasta
XNORTH AND SOUTH; by Mrs Gsskell, auth3r Of
May Barton. Ruth Crawford &c.
NJ OUR COUNTRY BSCRtPrIOS>.
xu,MYsTEPIOUS DISAPPEAR iNCH Supposed Sui.
eide Of Mr. Samuel Legeeu
XIII WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS
XIV. SPECULATION IN NEBRASKA.
XvTERRiBLE FIGHT on SHIPB0ARp
XVI. POETRY: Maud Muller; The charge Of the Light
Brigade at Basklsvs
XVII. MARRIAGES ana DEATHS.
XVIII. TELEGRAPH: The Latest News received by
XIX. REVIEW OF .THE MARKETs. Reports Of the
Stocs Grain Provision. and Cattle Markets. very
niy aud specially rersrted tor The Tribune
Single copies .apper Gun be ohaiued at tho counter
"A the Publication Once this morning Price ct cents
SUBSCRIPTION copy FOR 50; three copies
81 Eve copies ST. ten copies. SIP.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
30 IN, \ Y Tribune.

SFetsi DlsI t'Ch . ~ \ I ItI'nne-
WAsHiSGroS Friday, Jsn Z. 1850
Gen Scott was before t-c Military Committee
some we hours to-day His suggestions in rsstisa
to the ncf sse Of the army we've fsvcraby rocSlyei.
al tie most marked consideration shown TO him
personally.
M Whi'more was today confirmed as su?eria
,eudent cf The Spring field Armcry.
gsny Democrats spurn the IDEA OF reducing tia
tariff, but they may be whipped in.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.

BOeTON, Ihurs'hF, y 1T. T. If,'.
The Legislature il perfecting ls organizations Bcnl
Stevens 10 day wa reelected Sergeant =! Arms, sal
the Rev. Johr II. Twomby, Of RyNbury, ChsplNa.
Mr.. Twombly was elected on tho second biUot-tse
vote standing ~ follows Mr. Twcmby, RIO; and
the Rev. Theodore Parker. l22
GA the first ballot. Mr. Parker receiving respects
BILE number of Vote motion WAS male that no oic
ate alternately with ST. rwombls This led to rslhsr
exciting discussions during which Mr. E,n", Of
Maiden said the choice Of Mr. Parker for Cnspsa
would be- disgrace to the House.
Monday rexl has been a.s yned for the election Of
the Members of the Governors Council
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ORR POSITION IN THE WAR.

An old and valued correspondent Of The TRIB-
rNE, Mr. Hugh Doherty. occupies . porHoa Of
csr c.lunn, this morning with = statement Of
the reasons why the sympsshrs Of Americans
should be active for France aud Eng and in the
pending war. very fair - well ~ very
able statement, ana We are happy to lay it before
osr readers. Mr. DoherJ admits that this 10
ros swar Of principle in behalf Of the Liberties Of
Europe or Of the nAsPsatsass Of tss vsrisss A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

By late sdyces from the city of San Domingo
we learn that on the 9th ult. the Congress Of the
Dominican Republic voted upoa the ratification
Of the C.znesu treaty with the United States,
rejecting it BY large majority. Particulars
We have not yet heard, though from another
source-and one entitled to implicit con-
fdencs-we srs informed that, pending the dis
sussion Of the treaty by CoDgrsss, . British and
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

AUCUsrs, No. Thursday. jan. }, 1888.
The Senate ami House both organized hero this
morning.
Franklin Muzzy, Of Bangor, was elected President,
and l.. q. Gowau, OF Saco, Secretary Of the S5aAoi
both unanimously
Sidney Perhsrn, Esq., of Woodstock, WAS elected
the Speaker of the House and Mr. Baker, Clerk.
Committee Senator's, Vac loces was chosen,
and ". Wills appointed Chat man. They will report
to MORROW ana the Vac anCies Do oil ed. COnmitse
on the Gu0eInetodal Votes viii thea be ap pointed
The Governor viii ploDably DO chosoa On Ffidsy.
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ASSEMBLY APPOINTMENT IS.

ALBtNT ThnrsdHy- Jan. :, I'D.
The following appointments have been determined
Oh by IL Speaker Hnd Clerk OF the Assembly, AMI
will be- announced to-m0rIo~. For Libr All tn W. w.
Caubbuck, Editor Of Tie NadtoH county Jogrsa
Assistant, MIR DunspAugh, Of Columbia Co. For
ostmastsr G. w. Bedell Of Orleans Co A,sistaat,
Mr. PsrsoDs, OF Jefferson Co. For Deputy Clerks.
Ornon Archer, Of Wayne Co.. Dame. Huntington,
OF Franklin Co., NJ. Seho!feld Of Oaeida CO.. and
w. L. InRnnr Of OnOndaVA 20.
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up its assertion BY fs,ts. We ssPpen 80 AaS'
oue that is in point When tie Democrats pat!
6rs. came inso power. frst.-ate lsborer won
lot fetch o7er I've husdred d,.srs st shs az moss
but now II, ssme piece # Cer,haaiise go''
quick It 9 ihousand-.n advance OF a lei.. oce
burdrei per cent Waen d,i 'FeIeralgm'
ever do anything To- Labor Like this
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The Tribune fox California.

We shall Issue THIS MORNING TuE TRIBUNE
fo~ California, Oregon and the Sandtoieh Islands,
1t will contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Market Reports Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, roady for mailing can DO
had at the counter in the publication office This
Morning. Price cents.
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TIE AIMS HOUSE DIFFICULTY ArALBANY.

NDANT, ThursIiy, j an. 7, 800.
In refi eccc TO ne recent outrage pe7potra'ei apo,
the RI his Of the Children az tho Aims House, BY As
teach, rs Of the Romsh C0Urch a Committee OF the
Common Council have passed resolutions forOiid,y
the further visits Of teachers of that sect until ample
apology il made.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Ihnrsday, Jas. Z, 1913.
The motion for Lew trial ia the cls5 Of VI trtin,
tho Post Office Clerk, convicted Of taking the con
tents Of letters passing through bis hands, was over
ruled to-day, and 10 sentenced 10 ten years i'm
prisonment
The southern Mail a. late a. due from all points, 10
received.
Ga Thursday last the csarances Of Cotton from the
port Of New Ohuans reached the enorno1s quality
Of Il 600 bales
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There wss very dense fog in this region yes
ttrdsy sfterr Don and evening", go that crossing
the rivers was difficult If not dangerous. Some
of the ferry boats were laid up at dark At
midnight the fog was passing away rapidly. Tue
streets were 10 the most filthy condition i@agra-
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HtNNl'NUhIHi ThuToddy, Jan. 7, I5J3.
10 tho Senate tins forenoon, three ballots took
place for the Presidency, with the Same rosut as
those of Yesterday. Adjourned 10 this tftsraooa.
No one was elected Spesser at the Senate at thu
afternoons sion. The Wing, voted for JAaes
skinner but the result Is tho "a ne a. before
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Tx AurHoKsHIr oY THK ORDISAScE oT l7s1.-
The Hon George T. Curtis, OF Boston hss addressed
a comii unca,icn to TIE Boston 44rerser, in which
he sets fath, q, some length his reasons that Nathan
Dsre drew ire Ordnance Of l7S7, concluding with
an extract from Curtiss History of the Constitution
Ia tha
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

CIScMsATI thursday Jan. 4, 1888.
The Indiana Legislature organized to-day. Inc
Senate elected Scion FurmsD, principal Secretary,
John Lowering, Clerk. The Governors Message viii
be delivered to. morrow He vii strongly urge TO
strcton against the abuse Of the free-banx lag.
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IRORARr.E SIICIDE.

PATERsOs n. j.. Thursday, Jan. Z, 1855.
Early this morning the body Of Br. John Blanisr,
a highly esteemed resident Of this city was dsc0verh
in the receSsy leading to the wire factory. Hearos
from bic bed during toe night and il supQoget 10
have committed tncde dung temporary it Of H.
sanity, caused By recent diff cultes.
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"Every p.gs of the history Of The Democratic
party i. rendered bright By the struggles m ste and
the victories Won its indomitable hosts IN defense
OF The nights and interests of sbor against the az
eressoss and eIsc;isns Of concentrated and incorpo
rstsd capital
ne C~,s. ay, toe above, ba. fails 10 back
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r M. %
Vouuc IApy WEAK AyD SICKIy GAINED

"a Pour rs wosIB,R r. ~ its .peedy assistance
to nsturs sicEy young lazy to robust heath Mss
sCe6 n ia the mooth VI February csugot severe cold;
followed; then wesknes and sssitute; then
psrs Ia the back and e aching along the thighs win
depletion Of the bod snd depression OF sPrs; an
the SoODs like shadow Of her former self shc
sdvises RAILWAYS READY RELiEFa tea-pOonfOl In
little her bedsehe sso 70 battle tho hssd NJ
the RLLIyF; k,wbe - take dose OF two OF bADWafs
BgcUL ATORs requisite her The beafache was
sfopIet few minutes The EECULATOss operated bskyi
the following morning she ate GOOD breakfast enjoyed
good dinner The Of al her misery removed
There REMEDY ceuap iDsuHe the natural duties
all the orssDs ia The fenize system as hADwANs
READY ErLtFF and RAILWAYS REGULATORS In one month
from the lazy first used H. she gained IS pounds
in weight so rsp'd q recovery Il seldom heard Of
n r. will tue fnost eAcfuciatng Rheumatic Pains
la few minutes; Coughs Colds. and sore fnro.ts int.hy
hADwAY q co Pr5prietors
B-R X Remedies are sold by Dfugssts everyv here.
RAILWAY Co Proph- OF RAILWAYS READY KELiyF snd
brsovATISG kEsoLSBsT Ohce. No. iGi folion-si' tsp
stsrsl Nes Yoik
FROSTED FEET FROSTED FEET HARNESS
celebetd RSNEDy fails TO the The
violent itching iostnfly asyed Pnce Is cents For sale
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UsPESsION OF A BANKING Hot

BUFFALO, Thursday Jan. a. 1853
We learn froni Detroit tha, the Banking Hogs Of
Howard Smith & Co., Of that city, Suspended pay-
meat to-day.
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NV MD VII VVNI'TrI III II '''1-'''7'
,,.uogT How - The Doos ~ THE MfLLfos
Ktnnn n n " Yorh DnLchm.n u Jan -


g" vcrbfa diseoytry hss recently been male hy Dr. Chr
liz az tbs city the treatment " COnum ot AtnDs al1
~ diseases o. Lurgs We refer Or CUKri' DYER
A Or Iss.LfxG HYGsAA VlPos sof CnERRY sYsCP' WIN
fh,s rev ue,hod hss resored afflicted ONES %
hesItb ~ en- evidence Of which he has nn1or'abls csr
Gates Sps.kins - tie ueatn a. ph sicisa rensrb IL -
evident u inb.lng eonst4ty BREATH AZ ssseiole hsa
ire vspot ,,e cins properties come In dfet con
tact sho serial cavities Of tne lgrG snd thus es
c,r the rsn, varied obsuse prod1ced ypoo the ~hen
Introduced The stomach sDd subjected to 1e process OF
dSsspOp ~" o., ., ,,.
The Irhr 10 w5n on the bre.s. uodef the linen, without
the e.st ibeoove sncehe o. the body being susnI
10 evsp1r'ie The ~
Roodeds Of costs Of like ,6e following might be
named: 49,, =
One psct.se Byseaos he's curd ofths Asthma OF
Air y.ars stsnsps Jas z. KssssERsY.
r. " of ruacannon. Pa
am cared Of tbe A often standinF BY y, Cur
H. U,ee.n. MsEcAEvT EAsrCs Brootlyo. n Y
kn Paul OF No. ismncnd .. New fos vas c1fe1 OF
sever, ca. o. B,orchitis BY the 1yresn.
Nv sister cured Of ds'r@ssrr cc1gh o. several
yeus ssud6g ard decfsd h. .usbe n@r physician
tts was cured IN one moth h} tbs iygesna .
~ 6AUggPr NJ Richmond, Ne
Prof Center Of New Yerk writes ~ 'lOss;
OyhTL,nEs | recently had occasion 70 test Fout
CHERRY SYRUP VsPOR ease OF ChroOic SIRE
Throat refused yied 20 otbsr forms Of Treatment
AID tho rsui sa.fsd that whatever be the
portion your preparation 10 no imposition bn an eSce
terf nsdy wb for the sake OF the etj oted, th.t
uifbt hiOr ebt wi'hir 'he reach ~ all
Sod hy G.. RING, Of JobrA sud BrosfSav. And
BY Orugsss throughout the city and country Prce ga
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