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The Position OF Governor Reedsr.

The report in relation TO GIVE Rseies sass,n al
this place, tetgrsp5ed TO thu Ass)csated pte's or
Wednesday, not fen thu rsg1lt corrssp ant cs
the association, b1, c.p.d from Of tbs psfs
here and feat iuriIg his abserce. That reportia
trsy Governor Rseae., in his short address
10 his fellow citzsns, WHO gave him SO cordial rs,ep
ton, spoke briefly bu. emphaicay in Confirmation OF
the truth Of the strongest accounts Of the border rusn
oursges He declared thai his object in coming Eas. 10
procure aid for tbs free State settlers in Kausss aud
that it then he renon TO return and take bis cbaa:s
With them.
He has bad Communication With hr. Buchaean
Whatever has in particular changed his Ss,
feelings de- ordinations He lett with Col Elr5g, tor
Boston, at O'Clock, yesterday On his re Urn he viii
ADDRESS the people here and express his views fa upon
the excilipg topic OF the day.
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81 MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TrleGaaPAs.

Mr. Buchanan and the Committee of the
Cincinnati Convention.
LANCASTER, Pa. jane 19 1856
The Committee appointed By the invention TO notify
Mr.. Buchanan o. his nomination proceed led Immediately
70 Whsatlsna where we're also assembled Ex-Governor
Porter, H. 8. Aag-a~ state Treasurer CO.. j. W. F,r.
nsy, Col. Vim Rice Of the PennsylvMiaH Col. Wm. b.
drey j. 8. Rsynols Esq and others, Ct Lancaster
The COMMITTEES present we're Gen. Ward, Of Georgia;
CIV Brown Of Mississippi; Mr.. Forsyke, Of Missouri;
Col. Preston of Kentucky Mr.. Hubbard, q New Hamp
shire Mr. Manning, of South Carolina and GOV. Law
renee, Of Rhode Island.
Alter the committee had been cordially gree ed by Mr..
buchanan, Gen. Ward ,ted him with the letter In
forming h Of Ills nomination, nparisd with fe "
appropriate Marks which Mr. Blchauxu replied in
very happy manner. He then informed the uittee
that more full reply would be given them in writing,
ae VIII :h the whole company sat down to slmptuoCs
dinner prepared for the occasion.
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GOVERNOR REEDEE SET RrGHr The "free
State" Kansas friends Of Governor Reeder will
be Happy to learn that the late report of his
having been on a visit TO Mr.. Buchanan at
Wheatland, and Of bis having kept a mysterious
and suspicious silence on Kansas since that
Wait, was false report. The Governor still
sticks to bis Kansas requisition for ten thou.
sand men and two millions OF dollars to whio
off the border rufisns, and was here ia this
city yesterday, En- route, we believe, for Boston,
What pity that Governor Koss1th is not
here to assist him in the collection OF his IA
t<lil Ala FINANCIAL add
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pears that some Of the over Jealous partisans
Of Mr.. Fillmore were SO disorderly q. the anti
Fillmore Convention yesterday, that the po-
lice had to be called in to reduce them to good
behavior. They were rightly served; aud IL
these disturbances are what the Fillmore or.
gan would call Americans ruling America"
the sooner these roHdy partisaus are taught q
different lesson the better.
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From Washington.
WHAT TIE FRENCH MINISTER THINKS OF OUR
FOREIGN RELATIONS, ETC.

WASHINGTON June IL, 1856.
A good deal Of feeling is nsnesied in diplomats
circles here just to the probable result Of the
Dismissal Of Mr. Champion They are isarfal it Will en-
bro the two countries in Mr. Sartges, the French
Minister very uneasy, and talks about il frequently
He int&tsd to-day, in conversation with gentle,n
upon the subject, tina. it locked him though
was inevitable and further that England would be
satisfied in merely giving Minister his passports Shs
would make further demands.
John X. Miller Of Ohio WAS appointed to day Consul
.. Bordeaux.
The ticket for the Philadelphia Convention has been
determined upon by tins Niger wofshippe-s here who
are delegates to the Conventiop--Judge Mclean for
President, and Col Fremont for Vice, certRn.
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eating ourselves from The difficulties In which
they have involved US If they srs unable 10
do so, let them make way for men VINO have
the requisite experience and courage TO face
them. Affairs look soually.
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Aid for Kansas.

CLEVELAND, June 13, 1855.
call signed by the officers Of the Aid Societies OF Nev
York PennsyvaLis, Michigan and ONO, has been pub
sbed here aski that convention be aid a. Ceve.a nd
the 10Th and that the delegates from the dsre aid
societies ADOPT for tbs relief OF Cleveland emf
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News from Havana

NEW ORLEANS June II, 1856.
The steamship philadelphia has arrived here with IA
dates to the 9th nst Sugars had advanced quar-
ter TO half real During gale which took pace
on the 9th, the American ship Champion SUNK aud
other eamsge dore. The frgate Me.rinac sailed fro
Havana for Key West on the 9th.
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Desti uctive Fire at Cincinnati.
THE pEoPLE s THEATRE AND EIGHT OTHER BUILDINGS
BURNED.
CINCINNATI, June Is, 1855.
The Peoples Theatre 10 this ci y, entirely destroy
cd by fire this afternoon, with eight other buildings,
chiefly dwellings. Nothing in the theatre was saved.
The loss IL not yet accurately known.
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Sad Accident.

Boston, june 49, 1885,
James Thomas, aesissn storekeepe- attached to the
Uni ed States Bonded Warehouse he-e fell ia -,u-h tia
cuttle Of the bui;epg this afternoon, and killed
instantly. He leaves wife and three children.
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The democrats held large meeting here this evening
to ratify the nominations Of Bushanan and B-ecken
ridge. Great enthusiasm manifested, and hun
bred guns were fred.
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The Mayoralty OF Albany.

Albany, June is, 1856.
Jufge HaTs has rendered his decision or tn mi duc
ton obtained by the Chief OF Police that Eli Perry del
tatto Mayor Of Albany.
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Distraction OF The steamer Magnolia.
CINCINNATI, June IL 1855.
Shppingport, three niles below Louisville tus morning.
struck on the rocks and sunk In deep water TIE pas.
sergers were asleep az The Tine but all ESCAPED cycep
ing ope-a Mr.. Philips, Of Cn:nns,i. The BOA. 10 .
total lees. Cargo mostly saves
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Republican Meeting nj Carbondaie, Pa.

CARBoyDALE, Juue 49, 1856
large and influential meeting held in the City
Hall last evening, Mayor rockingham presiding. The
hon. G. A. Gun and Mr.. Barker o. ,nesdale, delivered
addresses. Strong resolutions were adopted condem
nAory oil the border ruian outrages in Kansas and Mr.
Brooks assault On the aon. Charles sumner.
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tive African barbarian king, whose table and
whose treasury are supplied from the niggers
captured in his piratical forays among the
neighboring tribes, takes his breakfast with
the pomp and ceremony becoming his station.
When the cloth is removed, (if he has cloth,)
niger truwpeer goes forth and procIaius
to the east and the west, the north and the
south, that the great king having brsakfasted,
the rest of tn world may now eat. s. with
these party conventions; when they have
spoken the people are at liberty to act. In
the present case the chances are decidedly il
favor Of fusion and Fremont. Lieutenant
Governor Ford expressed it yesterday" For
free speech, free territory, free men and Free
mont" But the true card is Fremont and a
new adninistr ation--a change revolution
Let the will Of the people be the law.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, JUns 10. 1855.
No quorum, Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

A.o1ByR MuRDER.-Ooe OF the most daring and
strpeous muI ders record va pePersied al me
Virginia Hotel, between and oeosk ycst'iay
afternoon on tho D. ron Of . Traveller psmed Dr. " H.
lLayeland. lie arrived at TIE Virgins VI VI 90 SAL
a,csv In CO mpaDy with a man cah'ns himself w. i.
aisIar6e and the-t~o took room fogttner on tue
srsi aoor OF The hoe neat the readDg-roo@. f@tn-
az immtoisteIy after sinner Dr. Cleavelsnd paid his
bIll and be and his companion wen 70 tpen roo"i
q geth.r About 6feeL mi1utfs aftsr~ard, some ono
b.o, sipg 10 The ho.sl went 10 the room and fund Dr.
Cis.xsIsnd Wing upos tbs soof dad-stAbbsd 70 the
hest sId large bowie nife ing upon bis oreaet.
Alexander bad disappeared, having hs oyerco. be-
Lind BIN, and has not been SEQ since An inquest
"a. b,h ard a verdict rendered hat he had been
murdered by Alexander The feet that the scsbbayd
Of he ipise with which I've ~~ killed conld not be
sosId, and that snoibsr knit, with scseosd ="
foupd upon TIE deceased fortds he idea of suicde,
especially when taken in eopoee.ien 9TH the other
eiicum. t.nces. lie resident Of Lafayette, IND,
vbsre be leaves q Gle and 90 children. -
49, Loais fGteihfeneer, Dee X
sRocxf.o AccIpLsr-TBg sEsULr oS 0-Ah-
HIL "A coupls Of men nspod Ell s~ss Aoh bsonn.'
etrerec into quarrel 10 groeert on bremen she-t,
,pt by Jacob Msslsr, during which uey oysf'aIneo
ih., stove On sicb was yesei MED WIN ophin2
wafer Too Of Masters child q. ssed, rsSpecosey,
ere end three yea,s. were 'ese p a. : s';
stove and in The fail Of he stove ne xnx ~
vss ,hrovn over their persons nom NE eGscs OF
xlth The yeupeest dted 10 g'est agony, sod nc Old
,.t ,t,,i ,ss N tsrIibIe suffering. EIen~ef he'd ca
800 he n,sei ief be hsd csased aad he's nst sneo
sn bs, "a o, Int Lienent waz Arrested soc pisced 10
a.. r. usu street sfafpn Honse. tie ves ". out,
sn.s.sr on Seposit.ps sm.h suu, - bsi, With The
afsrs,, bot failed 10 m.ke hb Appearance yes.atay
morpipr. Warrants are ont for the s'resf Of EiAn-
~sII sad Lasni. lch'eAso Press
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D. 8. HouGH Auctoneer .
UYNRlVALED ATTRAC CION.--The entir

of the sany furnished Private dence NJ
2s West 23dst London Terrace 10 be- sold at Pubic
Auction Cd TUESDAY NEXT Dec 80 at Il a. m; precisely.
tn, sae will commence IL the Paors which are iuuishea
N, mo,; superb manner with rich Velvet Carpet and
Rosev God Suites Easses 20 leases on fsinpps, ' Wl
C,n,r .be, In ported Gas FIXTURE Bronze Cioc
Dsoorsohs cRy 1octaye Piano Forte Music
Gpits &c Dinps Room !, Iepss so wS Eren.on Table
asid Band Dinner OF 80 pieces eesan, French Cs
Ar, ,ssy and luz y ed nth carved ana
wood and M.hosuy french Beosssd. d Hair M.itfeses
Rs,s and psws and doe Bedding Lace and Muslin oaI.
49, g.. and SOFA Beds votsire and Easy Chars &C. 20
| vb AN infinite variety Of desirable goods whoa
E,nm.,s,,d Sale without and no Po'tPoDoh'e
Cs,al. russ on NOR in q of sale
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feqai Notices.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County OF
IN N,v.YoIh-JAMEsT OERRICKs0s plaintiff sssin't
hORACE T. uOBBINs defendant -summons-I9 tne
sboy, named defendant: You hereby summonee ana
r,ou ed 10 answer complaint In this action when ~
b. sled IN the Of ths Clerh Of the City ana QUAY
and TO serv- copy Of your sns~.r to the sSa eanp r
on The subseyibeIs, At their Office, ct No ~ oeesmsn
~ ert IN the CITY of NewYork within twenty Gays AeI
The service Of Ais you exclusive o. tas ~
Of service ar you fall to snswer The esd ~1
~. ,,. sfo,rssd the plsiaa this action viii se
s.s,n,t Tor The Of six hundred and one aos' sns
fureen cents 9TH interest from the Of
OF thousand sish hundred and tf es"oes nee ~ ~
ths action Dated Ct tbs City Of Nsw,foTs 1S '~J "
November, leSS sAS 1850. 800 e., plaintiff
TIE oomplaiat this sn,ion 80 AID In INC one o. -
CHI az hs CIV and County Of on ne sh oey OF
No,smt.r p8-R.~.Yorf November ~ lsS
d hwtwM STEVENS HOXlE. Pl.n.lns A..oroey.
NIEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
IN Comfy Of NEW YORK.-JOHN CLAPP jr., Plaintiff,
at II T. ROBBINS, Defepdsnt-Summons- tho 40
pared You hereby summoned ana rSmfec 70
ee Of The Clerk the City and County ofNe~ fo Al zoe
Cy Han n the City of New York and 70 snrve copy o.
,o1r ansver said complaint the
o6ee Al No. Beekman street. 10 he esty Oh Ns"io
.siusve Of he dsy Of ssrviee and t 70 snsTr ne
aid esm plsint within the time sforssaid the pf4iIn
.r,p XII tale judeg against you TOR fbe sum on pui nn
dy,d and s~ven,ees dollars spd 'bbyseyen c1ns WIN
ffom the theepth day Of July one tnoos.a 81. h 60
"a ans sx bssss the ihs setion Dated q ths Oy
~ NJ Yori the 18th day Of Hovemner l&s
'" - STEVENS 4 HOXIE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
III, com pant IN this action hled In the omse o. tos
Clek Of ths CITY County Of Ne.fo on the sn a
Noyen Der, lS6-New York foyrmesrE 1ovu
,,,-euu Pl4jlifs Attorney
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RUSSELL w. wEsrcoTT, Auctioneer.
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS, SUPERB ROSEWOOD

PJAHO%fOhTE, WINES, &c 81 auction, AZ the dWeuns
No. I52 2ist west Of 5thsv.
w RESTCOTT will sell TIL (Monday) DAY, Dec. o.
O'Clock the magnificent Furniture elegant Vsses
oSs Paintings which he invites the attention Of pur
the whole will be sold without
and embraces most magnificent assortment OF rch
fashionable Furniture Artistic Ornaments catalogues
efwboh will be ready the house the morning OF sale
ss of ell rosewood Forte used but four months
rosewood Suites rich brocstee FIVE large aud costly
Pier and Hspel Mirrors Ovs do three rosewood
Etsre with mirror doors and back brocade aud lace Chr
ant eebeen windows two elegant rosewood Secretaries
Bookcases; Iich Carpets; Egyptian aud white msrbeop
Cepet Tables Turkish aud Reception Chsrs two
wood E.cu'oes: mirror fronts. msr6tcoveI Etssetss
eos elegant variety of China MsDtel Vases ch Clocks
choice COLLECTION Of Original Paintings among which are The
Tran ,fguraon, BY Corei Fanny Kemble. by West the
and Emsrs in embroidery match pieces &c
sDssni6ceDt Dismoni Pin and Ring 81 large dia@ond.
Eleglnt ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE, carved
Btdsesds, DRESSING Bureaus Wsshssnds and Conode' TO
match French Mattresses Beds &c rosewood Fupitare en-
Tpfe velvet; Sofas superb Library Bookcase
Iosev God Arm ParoT Chairs Oval Mir rich carved
Extension Tables magnificent ChDs Dinner Set $50 Pece
Tee Set reh Cut Glas WNe Silver Ware OF every desct
bsb Ivory Cutlery with large variety Of ot1eI fsrior &
Dfroon, Cbaber Library and Basement Furniture; English
0leotb, elegant Hsisand and Table Hall Chandeliers
positive With ut regard TO weather Cars and stages
within fe doors Of the house.
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financial.
hRAamISs
fh"o1sS' e'pes. q p. AID A. lAn.s.p o..
Nrvrouun SIsvslAlp Dee n. ma

~'pes' a =. AID L. HAnassp Oa.l
II DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER (.ENr An 4.
CspiiI st.sh 81 this coprsay and tn. 80. -, N
opss ne Scrip ssssA On De I8eA d sprS AZ "a
s ese on. OF ne net esr.tnes the Ros1 ~ - -
:Ses 3. sSs'e, Dee o. ss ,.,.b, sS.1ssos !: :.
Jspr.yr 1s,7 4. snr, Ciessi.ss Ohio the ID day Of
ns opttep Of ths Shareholder respeosveiy .
The Transfer Books Of the Compapy III L. 49,,
NH OF Deeember inst 10 Jan. 1851 '''~& mo-" N
1l,c Dividend sf TEN PER CENT On The c.pss.l s....
NC he nne upon all payments upon the Sra n M. c.
has been declared Of the Surplus earn,rs. ~ o.
payable to the shareholders respectively A. de -
nary. 1887. - e~S OF jan
nstAlmsnt Of IS per cent the Scrip this Co,p.,v
haA been called IL made paw able 70 tue Tr.Mn.r IN
Ohio on the st day Of March 1851 Stakeholder IA,
sRer. p VIC "' 'sess'
Transfer Books Of the Company viii b sloseA from Wa
"h Of February 70 March By order Of ths Board.
GEO ELY Trs>su7~r
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A CHANCE FOR THE LADIES -Os NON
"A DAY. fUE6DAY md wEDN EsoAY, he 1Ah @4
and Sist e 70 esoek hrsnsu1 q Nm oELvtLLCS.
MILLINERY sfoRE. No Is Ce,nise = vM b odd .
81 ~ CAnareo's "A II,
ssde from s.ps,b SILK vLLyErs and Ans eAnNS Air,
ekscs 0efkiCH FEAraERs Yreneh rLOwERS -
kIBBOfS; eli " uneh warfsBtsd DsrfsSr kAolI ),
vshns elegant HATS vii 90 v.n 81 and sxsn- thsss
eoeds = they vfu be sold CHEAP
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VJIOOTHACHE-Occa.io by Cold, exposed
nerve and %.Dy b eS GLOVE hSoDYHE T3orH ACHE
DROPs As III, nsr,s iaPsr.. b.
heath or paisrs Once used vii wussy De wa
out IT, Only Try and complain no more Of .ehnS teeth rs
psr,S and ,old 6y D. SANDS Druggists, No io Full
ton.st Nsw.Yoih. Price, Is espts per visl
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF inc
y suprcstion Of Mayor te of The ClI o. ss~
.Sls,i,r 10 TIE OPENIE0 Of El0HTf-skCoSp STREET
iron, River 70 River lsnespt the central PAS a..
Pubue Fotee u hereby given 10 al Sf"p-fy oNne.s "a
,.,, stsd IN the above opent By ovnins sn ooe- 20
a. Inc 4 sid otherwise thai the con M
~ I..,. .,e md A.ssssnens sbss snued nastf-s
vii .rs ., their Once, No IN BIosdI.y over me saos
"a s,,bey B.nh lrpom No 81 EVERY DAY this uontn-
Sod. IA O'Clock, And that ne ssaa
o,,r ,rr hereby notified attend before sasd Cemm oesf'
M ,Todnee their te 6,eds forthwith othsrwe tes Cof
i.ob.rs ~n proceed vsh thsI duties and De eehsea
rum the krsysyty Unknown ovssts tAsissJ eeems
sax HRUBEN vO5E
Ihos = sAA sR c"m.d'a''s''-
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HENRY H LEEDS Auctioneer.

ENR III. LEEDS N 20. VIII sell on TUES
II DAY and WEDNESDAY, Dec 80 and 81. at Sales
room No. q Nassau st.-Splepdid sale Of RICH FANCY
GOODS DIAMONDS, JEWELRV, &c suitable for Holiday
Pen consisting Of large invoice Of ebony and other Work
boxes Fancy Desks Ode Boxes real Bronze Ware every
large and snail large Invoice jus imported Of carved
Cottages Groups Workbo1e Tables Cabinets and other do.
scpons Invoice Of Rocco Goods Cabinets Work
&c Rosewood Sstihwood and Ebony PaIismsae Articles
Psper Msche Goods Of vsous kDos large invoice Of costly
PAsps of the most exquisite pisb large small imported
for The complete assortment of Bohemsn and China
Wsre Tea Sets &c assortment Of Pearl inlsid Goods
Also Marble and Asbser Goods Of every variety complete
invoice Of Plated Wrse Of every description Fancy Reticues
Baskets Toys and almost every description OF Fancy Goods
In the market superb invoice Of res Diamond Jewey,
Wstcbes &c
The above sae will be foend very attractive and where al
every article be purchased suitable for the
tie lEsery will be found Choice Gift illustrated aud
Juvspile Books, handsomely bound
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

IT.
HENRY ii. LEEDS & Co. will sell on MON
DAY Dec. 49, 1886 at IL O'Clock. at the Store No. q
k~su mssphcent assortment Of rich FURs consisting
81 fine Hudson Bay Ssbles Mink Stone Maren Fl Sable,
Erntnes Fitch Bsu Marten Cbinchia F Ermne, Russian
Squirrel in Cspes and wsntle Wet Mus and Cuffs being the
Manufacture OF well Msdenane Furrisr and to be
sold reduce the stock every article will be
rietly warranted and this will be- without exception. the
AZ the articles intended to be sold
o de posit will be required from purchasers
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TJNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NETWORK,
By the gses God Fsss ssd Ins:DsaSsSTrs al psr;oSs
ca, ofHewYoak dscs..sd creditors lss.iss a.At s.
send xcens You aud each Of ner~sy cited
ana :, aued b. and APPEAR srs our Saosse Of
the Coanty Of Ns.yesk his oSo in the Ciy Of ScvSoh,
dsy OF January neat 81 eleven O'Clock hs
renso 81 day asd thereto sesd toe sns ssts.
Of the sceoast II prcceedsss Of JOHN snnppahr
ALEXANDER FERGUSON SAMUEL WADDkLl> -
Of VIII and Testament 81 said dec~sse
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of os al
said Surrogate 10 ~ her~un ~ affixed Witness, AL
H. 81 EXANDER W. BRADFORD, -sa Surrosste of cur
ssid County ct the Ctsy Of Ne.forh the nth day %
Novrb~r in the wear OF oar Lord eight Aundrd
ana ssy-sx. (ds law<whl A. W. BRADFORD. surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29
TIRE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER
Of the AGE

4
i Of the AGE,
MrKLNNEDY Of Ro,suy ~. tsover;S IN zoe % %,
pasture .. .s,. s.s. nv ssis
BE has tried 1t IN over eleven sandsd case; .ra never sa
possession se hundred ssrtsstss Of iA value al vsa
One three bottles win the worst hind Of pmPses on
Two TO three bottles will clear the system of boHa
Two bosss wsrSntsd 20 cure the worst esnke m the
Three to ave bottles .r. w,rr.s.ed the wors Of
6se TO two bose. A.. warranted all humor be the
Two bottle. running of the sa" AID
Four 20 SIX Bottles wa1ted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure sc.ly eruption Of the sin-
Two three bottles are wAn'edO cure the worst case OF
or three bot.les are warranted cure the dssper
etc OF rhe amatism.
Five to .isht bottles VIII the seofo'a
DnrcrIox. U'E Adult table pSS9,al peg day Cs,
sisbt y,.l. tee. poopiu directions be applicable
s 4: NJ KEsSsDY
se.ots. ,,.
10 BIZ USED IN CONNECTION WITH
TIE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
70, INFLAMMATION AND HunoR rBE EyIs this Gives
immediate relief you will apply on hn0n rag when gong
Fos scALp Hs.p you viii the hair of the effected part
apply The ontmsnt freely and you viii zee the Improvements
Fos ssLT RHxvx. rub well in as ofssn as eonvonient
your hssrs Will give such real comfort that
you help Wishing well TO the inventor
Fon ecAss These commence BY thin serid nusd ooths
through the shin hardening the surface Ia short
time are full cf yellow mater All inhNnsd sufse
some are You will apply the ontmen, freely but do noe
rub II in. - a., - -. A. l.
PoR Soar LEca This assase more 20 than u
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| Roxburv, Mas $3.50 , 49,, ,..... -, p,,,,.,
For BY every Druggist in the United states and bi
| Provinces.
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