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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
POLITICAL ITEMS.

One hundred Democrats Of Berrien County, Mchi.
gan all Of whom voted for Franklin Pierce in 1852 and
mort Of whom voted for John $. Barry, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor in 1854 have issued an
address in which, for good and substantial reasons
they deem il their duty true Democrats 10 vote for
the Pathfinder.
The Republicans of the XVIII Congressional
District Of this State held Convention at Geneva on
the ih inst, and nominated EMORY Il. PorTLE Of
Ontario County as their candidate for Congress.
VERMONT LEGIsLAIrRE-This body convened at
Montpelier on the 9Th inst. The House organized by
the choice Of George W. Graldy Of Vergennes "a
Speaker, and Geo. Thompson of Montpelier Clerk.
The Senate chose Charles II. Chapman of Ludlow
Clerk snd the Rev. A. Webster as Chaplain All Re-
publcans, of course as they have very few of any
other sort il that body.
Clark u. Cochrane Of Schenectady is nominated
by the Republicans Of the XyIIIth District for Con.
gress. The district Fulton, Montgomery, Science
,ady and Schoharie Countes) is now represented by
Thomas r. Horton, elected as Wing by four hun
cred and eighty six majority jackson, Hard-She
Democrat.
John p. Hale is to speak in Illinois at Woodstock
n the 10Th, Galena 2lst, and al Palo, Oge County
I'D INST.
~ 4 DsIAs VIII sFeaA u rieeF"'' liz W INC
18th inst.
-The Richmond Wig Of the 10th inst. learns upon
coed authority that Mr.. Buchanan is preparing letter
withdrawal in anticipation Of the result of the Penn
.lyrnia State Election, and in postscript say they
vii probably be atle to print tue letter on THURSDAY
. { 10th net.
We are requested to notify tie members Of the
ReIubcan City Convention 70 meet at Academy Hall,
IL nonUw TUESDAY evening 1t Il O'Clock, to nomi-
ttte q cardidate for Governor OF the Alm'-House in
lace Of simon Draper, who declines.
Henry II. Ross Of Essex County is the Fillmore
candidate Congress in the XXIst District Of this
STATE. The BcchGneers Of the XyIIIth District have
rcnirated Robert l.. SPEAKER Of Montgomery County
fer Congress.
About twenty thousand people assembled at
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HILFU'L MURDBR-ROWDY FIRENEN-
BALTIMOREANS IN TROUBLE.
correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. L., 1885,
Last night about III O'Clock an alarm of FIRE
struck for the Southern portion Of the city, which
called cut a large number of the Fire Department.
Among the crowd was the Shiffler Hose, long known
of the most desperate companies in the city.
When they reached Fourth and South streets por-
ton Of the company commenced 10 huTTah Tor FIN
more and Donelson, and to throw stones at houses
either side IF the street his attracted the htch-
ton Of Officer Drew and a companion of his known
as VIM Mcintyre alias Corkey Mcintyre At Ninth
and South streets Mcintyre stopped and stood on the
curb stone and while there man was seen to leave the
rope OF the Shler lose carriage and walk deliberately
I'd TO MCINTYRE and fire pistol. Mcintyre fell dead
almost Install upon hi. face, and upon an examma,
lion aterward it was found that the ball had pased
into The left breast through the lung and heart Inc
who fred pir,ol was seen 10 resume DIS pace
at the rope.
Lieut. Gilbert of the first Ward, subsequently hear
ing Of the MURDER went 10 Sher Hose House to await
return of he company, and while there he cav
msn coming cut wita a val-e. lie was arrested, and
on bis poison Yves found revolver barrel OF which
had been discharged with broken cap on the nipple.
He wss taken to fbe Station. Hou.e, when he proved
to be man named John English, Captain Of the night
witch in Baltimore. he was identified by one Of the
officers a. the man who fred the pistol.
Subsequently the following named members OF the
Shtler Hoe arrested, end after hearing before
Aid. Eune, this morning, were committed 10 await the
Yesut of the Coroners investigation, which IL now
going on in the Southwark Hail. The following are
tie Names Geo Wilkins On, John Gregory, Ed. Sparks,
Wm. Siddsus X Graves, Vincent Pennington, j. Win
nemore, j. Behalf, Joseph Maxwell, John Boyce, VIM.
II Dankill, j. 1oomey, James Talbot, John Maui,
John Hicks Thos. Kelley Ed X. Winchell, c. Gan
ley, 6. W. Sheer, Richard Murray, NJ Trout John
English John COombs, Robert Murray, J. Remmen-
ter, VIM. n. Love, VIM. Collins, {. Giger John Sill
verthorn, W. II. Hatts, VIM. s. Moulder and w. VIII
kinson.
Ills murder has created great deal OF excitement
and the people loud in their denuncation of the
Councils for allowing THE company TO go into service
after having once been put out for rowdyism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

The Richmond Erqnirer has way Of stating the
issues in 1olyed in the Presidential contest that must
be very cogent to those who swallow all it sets
forth as gospel. Here is sample:
"Bsk Republic snism ia downright; open treason infde'y.
RIGHTEOUSNESS and AgrsraIism- We put 10 down
e1tsrminsie it-not conciA'e compromise with it.
Now. the Democratic candidate, Mr. Buchanan.
the nstiona the conservative the Cnouoying candidate He
and leads the bis and the
but religion, morality, Christian marriage tie night 10
private property and moral Christian and social duty
and Obligation look to him their Champion"
There is one item of this that We don't quite
comprehend The " infdelity, Righteousness, and
agrarianisD," must be all right, for The Enquirer
says Ii but how electing an old bachelor President
over a wdower on one side and an exemplary hus-
band and father on the other, is to uphold Chris
iian Marriage" or how such Marriage should
look to him as its champion, bothers US.
The Enquirer is in favor OF the Union, too-on
conditions If Fremont can be defeated, il is for
Union; if not for Disunion. Hear it
1--WE love the Union 1t nus, be preserved Butnean
np be rveyred by the defeat Of Frea0at II is because
this Union and would H. because We believe
l.s majority az the North love better they FIRE.
nt free lands t.ee love- that them
dy b. DAY ia. elect FTene is 20 dissolve the Union To
love than Rome, considered crime. How
mueh sIraieT crime love Fremont than tbs Union
Who wouldn't be in favor Of the Union if he
could have everything his own way in it ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
Rrcmant Not a Roman Cafhniic.

For several months past letters have BIN .o41n5
in By hundreds and by thousand, be2ging for so'e-
thing concluive On the qu' ton whether Co.. Fremont
is or ever hes been Roman Cathoiic. A. We do not
believe that Prie-tan' il necessarily any better
than Ron.ou C1ii oic, ~ have been inclined to make
light Of tie But the pressure has become so
great that have laaIy consented TO issue pam
phlet Tho -nhj.ct, which completely dsposes Of
it. Now al those who have been 20 much in want
Of such document can be accommodated Oh Tuesday
morning. Price per thousand, s3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
KANSAS NEWS.
CHICAGO, Friday, {

CHICAGO, Friday, Oct. 9, 1856.
A pat, II Kansas euigrants, chiefly from Ohio,
Illinois ard Wisconsin TO the number Of about go,
including women and Children on arriving at Taber,
Iowa on the ls instant received intelligence of the
approach of Gov Geary with 80 Dragons to oppose
their entrance into the Territory. They, however,
determined proceed their journey till fired upon
and it was expected they would meet the troops at
Little Nebraska River on the ith.
MmwAuKEE, Saturday Oct II, 1856.
We have adTices from Kansas TO the lst inst,
stating that Gov. Geary had caused to be arrested
and confined in Lecompton the charge of murder in
the first degree one hundred and seven Free-State
men, who mostly under the charge of Col. Titus.
II. Miles Moore of Leavenworh was arrested on
the I'd inst while at Kansas City, en- route East by
Surveyor General Calhoun and carried 10 WyandOtte
City and imprisoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

A teieg,aphc dispatch from Nev-Hope, Penn, the
other dav reported that Gov Reeder had declined 10
meet champion of the Border-Ruthan Democracy in
rublic discussion This was not true stated. He
TO- I'd the discussion for the day AID place proposed
having other previous engagements, but challenged
any advocate OF that party to NEE, MIN at PhiAde phia
On the 10th ns We shall see whether senator b gler
or any ether gentleman Of that cOlr viii dare to take
up the challenge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Oct. 9, 1856.
Geo. S. Coffee, editor of The DemOeraic) Eoe"ing
Argps ar who has just returned from stumping the
state for Buchanan, Joined tee Democratic Fremont
Club last night and made a speech embracing the Re
publican cause. He was also Corresponding Secretary
of the Keystone Club, and accompanied that Club to
tie Cincinnati Convention. Mr.. Coffee formally an
rourced 10 Mr. Buchanan his nomination when the
Club visited Wheatland returning from Cincinnati lie
was al the Orator Of the Fourth of July Democratic
meeting at independence square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
"A every body will Try to see the Firemen's Pro.

As verybOdy will try to see the Firemen's Pro-
ession to-day, we give the route as officially
rdered
Forming in Monroe, Madison, snd Henry streets and
East Broadway, the line will be in perfection in
Grand street, marching to the Boweryi thence up
the Bowery and Third avenue through Twenty third
street to tie Eighth avenue; Gown Eighth avenue
and Blocker stree, to BroadTay; and lown Broad
way to the Park, being dismissed the pass Oft Of
fhc eastern gate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

HARTFORD, Oct. T., IsJb.
Tie old paper-mill belonging to Messrs. Persse
Ircoks took fire last evening it is supposed, from
spontaneous combustion. The fire was stopped at the
south partition wall after burning about two-hirds of
the building The most veluabe part ofthe machinery
and tie stock in the building was saved. The new
mill is upiniured We cannot give the amont of loss.
There were assurances for so 500 in eight ton dit
ferent offices in Providence Hartford and New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
THE FLORIDA ELECTION.

COLUMBIA, 5. C., Saturday, Oct. III, 1870.
The Americans have carried Columbia County,
Florida BY 80 Majority also, Duval and Madison
Counties in the same State, by large maorities. Re-
tur1s from Middle Florida chow large American gains,
and it is believed that the Americans have carried the
State.
WAsHISG1oS Saturday, Oct II, 1856.
The Americans have a majority of about ID in jack
County.
The Democratic majority in 81. Johns County is
$50: in Nassau. 30 and in Putnam y. Jefferson and
Alachua are largely Democratic.
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Nswa)crk DAILY Gribn,se
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

To Orr In ending remittance fre
One,x orit 20 mention Of the PostOfee and
zen frequently the Of the STAT 10 heb their paper
i be Always mention the name OF toe Poet tns
ard State 49,.
Va notice ear b. taken CoranD ricsons What
ever insertion be authenticated BY the
address Of tie writeT-not necessarily for pubc
ton bot a guaranty Of bis rood faith
We esnuo, undertake return rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

The following Republican nominations Tor Con-
gre.s in the interior Of our State have been added
to those Of which we spoke some days since;
D,, Co,,n,. CaadiGata
XVI. C.ia,o, E.se1 franklin. 70. GEORGE W. palmer
XVIII. Fulton Schobarie, ks......CLASx B. CocHS"t
KIN. Deswsr, O.stsO ........... OLIVER A MORSE
yy n, eid, ....... Oss.Mrs h. aaTrIsoS.
XIII J.s.r.on Lewi............C HARLEs B. Eo.RD.
AXvII. .Ck.murE Tompkns, &c....JoHs ". PasKER-
xxx. AIesAny. Gcnesee. Ac.....JrpsoS w SHERMAN
XXI. Niagara, OTlesn'.......'sILA'h ~ BcshoUSH'
OF these. only Messrs MATTEsOS and PARKER
ale Members of the present House. The e1Peri-
ence and standing Of such Members as GEORGE
A. SIMMONS and THOMAS T. FLAGLER have
positive value in Congress, aud we doubt the 'cy
of dropping them, even at their own solicitation,
though we BY no means distrlst the ability and
fidelity of those destined to succeed them. But 1t
is idle to hope that delegations will exert an In
fluence proporioned TO their numbers while our
Members are changed bienniaLy, or at least quad
rennally, and those Of Virginia, South Carolina
end Georgia are returned for ten or twelve years
The Republicans OF the Oneida and TiOga Districts
in reDominating Messrs. MATTEsoN and PARKER
have acted wisely for themselves and the cause
Their Members, being already known a. Washing
ton. will exert personal influence and be accord
ed places Oh the Committees which new men, how
ever sb e, could no. attain or expect.
Of the new candidates above named, Messrs.
COCHRANE and HOARD were Radical Democrats
feminent ability and estimabe character. Gen.
BURRor CHS was Cass man in AZ; Mr.. SHERMAN
has ever been known as devoted and efficient
Free-So Wing. We believe the above candidates
are Ill good men, and that they will worthily and
faithfully represent our State in the eventful Con-
press about 10 be chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

We learn that one Of John Van Burens old Free
soi friends. brought from Albany and placed in the
Custom.hou.e al Johns especial solicitation was on
saturday removed BY John Cochrane- to maxi place
Tor personal follower. The ether Free Sol John we
believe. is away stump,ng for Buchanan, while his
f. nds a.e being slaughtered AFTER this fashion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar line.
This paper has attained a circulation Of 1900
copies and IL unquestOnaby the best medium eItant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any tune before, and not later than
Tnesds Y OF each week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

The George Law arrived at late hour last night
from the Isthmus with California news to the 10th
ult. We have barely space and time to refer the
reader to the details in other columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
NEWS FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Oct. III, 1870
The Council Bluff Bpgle of the 18th ult states that
gentleman, Just arrived from Fort Kearney reports
that a rumor had reached the fort that Col Babbitts
Train had been attacked by the Cheyenne Indians, and
that but man escaped.
The steamer CITY OF Manchester arrived here this
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
1886.

Buoh4nsr'. MAJ ....l6o. Do in '5i....6D.
There are ,senty ties in the State bu, the
above named contain a full half of the population
The msiors for 1851 are Official but those just given
are liable to be greatly varied by complete returns.
Pierce carried the State by 443 majority in 80, and
Maxwell DEM hsd 90 for Governor in 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

From the Florida election we have conflicting
accounts, but we believe the Buchanan party has
beaten the Fillmore by a small majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana vote tomorrow.
We have cheering advices from each Of them, but
We will lot anticipate the result. The telegraph
will soon indicate il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
SOUTHERN MAIL,

BALTIMORE, Oct. Il, 1856.
New Orleans papers Of Monday have been received.
The city ID perfectly quiet to-day.
There were five deaths from yellow fever in Charles
ton on Thursday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

MIIWAIkk Saturudyi Uct. 1T, IoO1'
There are great rejocings here tonight IN conse-
quence of the passage of the bill granting lands to the
l. Crosse Railroad. A large meeting was held, and
there was grand torchight procession of citizens,
ilitary and firemen in honor of the event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

There vii be German speakers at the Workingmen
Meeting at Park Hall in Jeney City this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
OF every description,
AT
PIrERsos HUhPHRE
Ma s2i RroadxnY opposite 81. NichOss Hotel.

WIGS - HAR-DYE - WiGs.-- BATCHhORs
,es ard have peculiar their house.
Yh.y oeested ali he world for their graceful beauty
es. and dur.bity-fng charm. The largest and best
stock world Twelve private rooms Tor applying ms
Snno,s Iyy Sold at BATcHELoR's No. 25j Broadway.
BRITisH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, NEW ROAD
Losooh-Where. Messrs MORRISON Hygeists understand
that mar counterfeit Pills cold in the United States TINS
TO give notice that Messrs FGRrH, PoSp Co. ct NO ~
are General for the United States aud the
ony Agent. Ia for the sale Of the GENUINE AoRR
scs' F.,'S ISixnedl MORRISON l. Co London.
p Co have cnnsf antly hand full supply OF the
MEDICINE, with English, Spanish and German
dtrtef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

FtoRiDa-The reports by telegraph, so far, from
several counties of Florida Indicate the following
v,suifs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.

BOs1ON, OCT. IT, ISJD.
he imports of foreig1 goods at the port of Boston
the week ending Oct TO- were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
C,Rr.I, MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

FERGUSON No 29l Broadway and No 81 Resde.t,
hayr q full and choice stock OF BRochTELLts SAIIs DE
LAIsks WoSsTLD DAsAsKs, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
Coshcrs IMps &c. which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHADEs.-0ur stock of WINDOW sHADEs Is the
largest in Now York and superior nAnuiac turing as
enable these goods lees than other houses we IN
cit. the ateDtion Of close buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

modern proved PlANos and MLLoDtoNs arc 70 Oe
f,pud eny 1t No SIS Broadway Pianos ana rent allowed
ON purchases for sale monthly payments second hand RI
amos fro eSo sii0i Meodcons from 40 to la Pianos
tuned repaired polished boxed and moved fhe Horace
Wsioo Pianos says The NowYork Evangelist ARE known
among very best We enabled to speak OF these IN
degree OF confidence from personal howl
edse OF their excellent tone and durable quality"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

lO,OO0 cures have been Bladc thls inohth vi DlaI-
Ma D,septcry Collie Group Chronic Rheumatism &o, by
DR. Tostsss celebrated VENETIAN LiSNE>r warranted 10
the money returned. Price p OF % cents peRo No
@Cousndt Sold BY the Druggists Throughout thc L. =
MICH COMPREHENSIVE X LOtNSBfRf,
Nc 10 Broadway Grand prepared o. eAhoit
mel fAit ihroKrArIoSs II ESeLIsH and fRESch CARE
TAG comprising every description and grade nom the most
CosIlr 70 the CHEAFEsr fAhRc.
tsLisH BrrsssLs, good styles and quality per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

HOILOwAY'S OINTMENT-SAfETf AND tER-
ssryT. great external remedy does not suppress nan'
but exPeis the cause OF 1t by exeeon through he
por, Hence radical OF Salt Rheum kIyHPca%'
Rnswom and cTupiiye diseases Sold at the Msuuac
tors No. 80 Mnideusnc NcwYork and No PA strand Lon
don aud By All Druega Is cent 81 cent. aud 81 pot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

The following Republican nominations tor Con-
gre.s in the interior Of our State have been added
to those Of which we spoke some days since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

NUTTINGs EOlIGON.-TBls instrument has re-
csived highest encomuns from he and the probes
so for rich mellow aud Owertu tone rapid aud decae
touch capacity for gradually swelling the notes IRON the
mos. delcate sound heaviest fortssino 1T is An ADJ
SUBSTITUTE FoR CAN aud is equally adapted
g. P.no Music GROvgSTEEN TkUsLow,
Piano Forte WsrerOOms, No Jo5 Broadway
Sole Manutae for the lnIted SLatrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
WHITING FLUID.

Cheat time, cheat nature II you eau,
And beauufy the outward man
IL In your Hair the blcmish lie,
Cure it with CHRIST ADoRo's Dye
Hair of any obnoxious color changed to splen-
s,d hsck or brown minutes, by CHRsTADoRos Ex.
cILsIos DYE prepared soil aal privately applied at No
Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
RrpTrRr.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARS

Co by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations at the Cryst
Psiscs Tor their new PATENT RADICAL CURE TRUss Refer
eoee.-Prol Valentine Mott Willard Parker, and John
CsruOohsn. Open from r. m. to Up m
MaRsH Co. No p Msden-lAn-, NewYork.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
A Human Life Saved,
NOW AGIAG. Mich. March I.lS16.

~ J. \. Rhodes, Esq. Dear SIR: tool, YOUR
medicine Ia sell on cous lgbmeut, '.no cure no
pay" take pleasure IN stating lis effects as
reported 10 me hy three brothers who live IN
tins place, and their testimony is Il iar specl-
men OF all have received.
" : CuvkLtv told Ic-'.I hat taken nine bottles Of
thrstie- -dc E,i-an aud utnIaily down white
a...I l.Gt.
drr,t that blood discharged from my mouth bowels
:" that all thought impSslh" l"r IN" II Er through
another chill lhc doctors ton d!i all they could me.
but Thought must dir. Nothing did good intii
got Rhodes Fever ami Nru" Cure, ,wih n AT rrlicV
,i of the Iistg, aud my pain
in my head and h""cs, and pFSlurei permanent
"a short umr.
IL ". CoNkuy SAYS: - hal been takin,. medicine If
good Doctor ~ wr have ia our county. aut taken
quantity ct luiun" a'il Specifies wiout god
RESULT the 9Th August to 't p'"'ntcr. Eut
ur h"" uirry It 'prrnii "n my hihcr got bottle 81
RHODES FEFER AND AGILE ti-l;t. vL.ch elected u
permanent cure hy using t"" thirds of 1"iti'.'
= " t">ktl\ Whs not here hu bath IT," other brothers
say his the Il NJ =. I-p,t tic m.--nr
t" both the sal' da' and tl cur" wa- a. stc"y from
the s.rnr small quantity, and might -o pretty.
huurt viii respect, AN NfINHTuN.
The above peaks ior iisci Good pro"f II j., it u of
no Itt.r tenor than . ya.t rtir of lik, cert f,trs
have ALREADY published, amt the still greater amount
t. is .,'I,S a., n y1.r ~ I, osi. ia C,utiop
the rub,ir N thea Wnris.
Il nurIr. one firm vino hcvc taken ot my general
circulars, substituted the mann "l tcir n">trum fr
mciirin. aud then with Ira1cn iuiruiofc' their
pamphlet with III, exclamation Let h" proprietor OF
other medicine mu'h u be dare, ac.
Now tai" pleasure in sayIn- that t Caution referred
to the pr. Christie A-,r Ealsam that Is Tn"ur"n
,I tl,,. above r.rtIhrIfr,
Th'rr several Other industrious people who ar
rlvn. tn their poisonous ira IA all that publish about
my Fever and Asur turs, Auiotr to Malaria. except
The Certificates If Cur~s, ant the Certificate "t tie rrr
hratci Chemist pr James Il 'hiltou ii Y, in favor
ui 1t perfectly HtENLE~S CHARACTER, whirh Is at
raci"i to every bottle" rhcs" wall always serve = dis
tuguislt NY medicine from limitations.
JAS A RHODES. Proprietor. Providence, Il l.
- For sale by CR.rGINLEY ,Lewisburg