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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

james Barrst toob Boson Frederick Reed O.aior 90
Nj; Masonic, Ferry, West River.
allscsilane0us and Disasters.
Several days request varied to the Revenue
Department al Washington for Information concerning the
scbr Goblin cuse with her history. and st of the
h.sd b, Mr. rhur Leary Of this city but nothing has yet
sas
s
were that Gay light could seen through hs sesm
a Is e i Be
, 4 S SIss S ~ spsxssSs
ii! gsnsFsy Known however. they swsss coca
ortd trouble and 10 the department
the schr robbp which asly arrived wilmington, NC
OUR DKY DOCKS the principal floating docks Of this city
there OF three daeren, descpons being demo
nnsted screw three sectional and three balance docks
7bese and managed by three separate companies
o. or the sectional docks has capacity raising
tor another the third for the I.rees vessels
he csc, y sds M s shores s1s s
same and 20 feet ona taten n its eave %
81 70 c 49, ts ss ssn via ss
% sa5s a
e one that npuF vesss dsm.d By running and
II substantially built by carrying heavy and badly
repairing very much q limo and misshapsn.
perhsps IN such that the mos admirable features os
AND
yieldug strain Ike what rigid platform would necessarily
various sections sanpns % to the ses and
shape and pressure its surface About nine months
syss9 S 81. s ,s.s ssyss and
her voyage from San francisco She found 70 be
ssSous seeons she was gradually restored her ossal
enre fs,lsiscticD her The steamships Atessc
Pacific, Of the Collins iIe and the Humboldt, 81 the
out OF po all been raised and overhaIed IN his
deck. 1t has been In operation hoen years. wfhcw
socdent any in attending It, Il is proud raB%A Of
mechanical In genuity ard shn.
EacRAsTs FROM ASrwERr-Tae ships Cert ue Ard Chin
Dor azo were Antwerp oh the 10Th and 2s ~ r New
York with $50 pesserters
from Boston March l. and for Philadelphia. papers
have Incorrectly stated that she 80 dsss out
IAfex The chip AGNES Capt Scott vs. cleared 70,
bales Upa,d and IA Sea Island cotn. cssk.
rcs-ihe whole weighing 6s2 lts, and yAwst at Sail 20
no,t HAVE Tie Asres arrived evening Of In
18th a. tisaag IONA OF bal as ana sek her cargo
the very short Of twelve working Uys-Chaestl
Courier slst ult
Jsep<,sS or NEy surrscTt number OF vessels Azaoh
ed FRI an the wards the Weir Ivy 81 Boston ence Janua
Ky tsre last year there were sm ssd IA:
yssseis With aggregate tonnage oil s.7esto
s,,p IApy yaAxxiIs at Boston from Hsvre was anon
he ice from Yep 20 70 AAth "' soSo' o 10 W Vs. an
I started bulwarkA
wu,,rxo BARK BARCLAY Of wes,pon ore rcoor,sd Ia,
ed on The night Of 18th ui near Caps san Antonio
se bos.s rom which hey zen inc ner. dsy By
1 sh,p SoSsrsrier, AID landed al Mo- fe =
Pr,c MAr1ry o. Poson from <ana Cruz Cuba 90 ha 4
- y, -, lsI ls IA ise igsa ofesssscs 10 Oss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

FIRB AT PRINCE ALBERT, CANADA.-On Satur
day, 18th inst, Ere broke out in the premises Of Mr.
Henry Graham at Prince Albert abou. fifty miles from
Toonto. The flames spread very iapidy TO the a5jon
ing buildings and In very brief period Of time fourteen
Of them were mass Of ruins. The loving are the
Of the sufferers viz DR. Hurd Abner Hurd, Mr.
HPscock, Henry Wall J. Wright Sutton Touins m
David CasweD, Mr. Truxoury and Rice EDDY. Ths entire
loss ia estimated at from SIS 900 10 $40 0OO Cdh1
rtnc's Canada Post, March rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

THE TENNESSEE vALLEY-1he railroad in pro-
less fr IN Gadsden to Guntersv lie, Alabama is as we
iearn from the Huntsville 4drocate IN forward
state than We before aware Of The aid received
from the safe by appropriation OF portion Of the
two psr q mt fund viii bic the company grade the
whole road Eight miles Of the grading already coon.
pleted and eight more under contract. The Adroc1h
thinks that the with the Selma and Tennessee
Paroad will be effected In two years and when this IL
accomplished tie long talked of and desired connection
TIE Mobile bay and the Tepnessee river viii have been
and the cotton and other valuable produce OF
ne Tennessee valley viii doubtless be sent 70 Mobile aud
Charleston instead Of taxing the crcuitous route by
fyer 10 New Orleans There Ia also, as we have before
ne tesd an effort on foot to build railroad from West
Point 70 meet with these roads, At oxford believe
tbs last enterprise succeed land the spirit maui
tstsd induces 20 hope thatit vid) 70 sixties
Of ccuu N cs'ion with the valley o. Tho T.2aesee vii
ss .lessJ nprcsed, loi.MSGs Sea
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Nows,uoSs FOR CurH ESsrSrP--The Board Of OF
doors of the Fire DEPARTMENT of the Essern district
nominated for the OFFICE Of Chief Engineer Charles G. Tai
bot, the present incumbent, and H. r. Ges, Of Ens o
r. mnapy No g. Mr. Talbot recevedr twenty niue vo ~
I'd MI Gee nine The election takes place No, .day
2s,h Apvu J VI. Hallenbaks, OF Engine Copop.y,y No
vas slfosed secretary srd Alfred II. kVs, OF fngtne
ceptsa,, 80. |, sousotor u Ibis sedy
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FROM New MExICo-Col Slavery, Mr.. Bransford,
Mr. Res ard several other gentlemen have recently
rived in city from New Mexico. they represent the
1ndians quis and better prospect for permanent
peace he hostile t.er who have heretofore bsn
Itdisns may to sad to be suing for peace and forgive
ness. The Santa Fe mail due the latter part of this
tractors for its transportation It is alleged have not the
Tesns necessary appliances to put It through. The
outward bund mali for Santa Fe, which started on the
first CT this month Only proceeded few miles from West
port and then came back account it u ssid of the
depth the snow and lies there present There
cf any particular interest In New Mexico The
winter has been the hardest experienced there
and The stock upon TIE plains have suffered quite
verey The Arkansas river is reported to be frozen to
the bottom. number OF merchants from New E.xc,
ere already in city, and others expected to
in their stock Of goods for the The puchas this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

EMIGRATION TO KANsAs.--The st. Louis Demo
c7dt the 2oth ult. says that pioneer party,
sis,ing OF numerous members Of the Vegetarian and
able purchases In that city proceeding up the Mis-.
somi river Kansas this week. with view TO
new settlement.
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From KANsAs.-The James H. Lucas arrived
yeterda, from the Missouri river, crowded with paseen
gers. Among them, hear, WAS Col. Lane elected
ssna 10 Congress from the State OF KANSAS by the
sham Legislature which recently held weeks session at
ropeks and then adjourned to the 18th Of July TO
What would t'turn up He Is on his way TO Washing
tor Gov Charles Robinson OF state government
lie " IatGeD2er the Omaha, with, it Is presumed,
Eastern d. situation.
Ksrsas quiet any other section Of the
tfv up TO Monday last
Tie Diet let Court for the re, ritory of Kansas it Is
stated will meet at Lecompton the first Monday Of
April Al ,hst time the case Of the members of the
ttgus Legislature and f the mock Governor and other
state officers will presented for the sideraton Of
tie Grand Jury Under the laws Of the Territory
10 existence 1t viii be strange If ali these not
indicted That their arrest will follow, IL they do not
Ike their escape from the Territory Is equally certain
st. Louis Republican March 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

GREAT FIRE AT BERGEN, N. Jon Saturday
night at about 10 oclsck fire broke out in the rosn
oil factory the Jersey shore opposite New
Saten Isisr d. Owing TO the combuatibs quality of the
contents CT the building. the conHagrati.n most
rspd and destructive aid the illumination cAuied by II
very brilliant and extensive. The whole northwest side
the ssnd from Quarantine to Four Corners. and the
North shore J" were lighted up The whole buildings
stock and macbnery Of the factory fell ready prey to
the flames There ia large powder magazine not far
dssnt from the buried buildings, bat it fortunately
capped ignition from the sparks.
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At4A NJ on the % inst. Q fire broke out In the third
story OF the Court House Boston 1hs Grand Jury room
and several other apartments gutted the FIRE
confined to the upper and westerly portion Of the build
ne Loss SO 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

TIE sixteenth session OF the Providence Annual Confe
renee OF the Methodist church of Providence, common
ced on the I'd inst The session occupied in the
paniza,icn AID the preliminary tusiness
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DECLARATION OF MANY OF THE PEOPLE OF LEON.
II IL not OR purpose to justify he Americans on &C
count CT the rrejucces by which, mADifesty hey are
pcesetsee still les TO grant to them the OF
thst civilization which Distinguishes 30 much the Euro
pean Ttm 81 CHER Inhabitants of the globe Their Gus
toms ~ iciepty known Hkewise the exuberance
Of their population their aydity for schemes of con
conquest; their intrepi ncurons and their pro pens
fot throwing themselves obstacles Of all Kinds and Of
whatever pature they be- az IL they des ined to
10 always shead anc never TO retrocede.
Under the suppositon that the Introduction OF Ame-
Iicsns into Nicaragua be evil the It dangers
exaese aed 10 the responsibility 20 be held
the coz servayes. Who beholoine the calamity which
meuscng refused TO listen 10 the voice Of hum anty
which Guaemsa and san Salvador raised, till on the
thretod OF their infatuated vanity: they rejected even
the surrender of the democrats which Padre Acane
c cd them And It This disgrace has been augmenting
since then 70 the degree the conservative patty suppose
II was because the other states showed towards the
triumphant party and is provisional government a
policy as scornful A. IL WAS meuAciDg and cruel.
II will then be clearly seen that whilst the egtmists
forced 10 ourselves upon board surrounded by
cden rocks, tie conservatives condemn MS 70 ship
wreck placing themselves The border OF the 0sean, In
order rot to bsve sirg'e port Of salvation.
In the meantime the question at issue IL not 20 much
Question OF Americans as question OF legit macy,
ffd 10 cor Of rvsiion. The conse ssiyts
ne apr o. whatever favor the csmocFstir ,irt,
Il. sAt AIS asaLe. ~ &c -tnVssaa ~ sss...fs "
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STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAsEL-Frum Charoston l9sh and 4s due Havana NJ
md tn From Havana l0A aaA zh. dns u New York l7h
EnrlnI CRY on NEW Gs AsApAIEron New Tort tn. r.
leans otb. Havana 9Th. due y New York l3sh.
BLACK WARRIoR-Frm New York 10Th, arriving q Havana
18th and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans I'D Havana
ash due at New York 3D.
QUAKER CYFrom Ne~ York LIST Of each month aTivngat
BsvsCe 6b and Mobile 9Th. From Mobile 18TH havana lSh.
av< ~ New York I'd
aud rev Orleans ID From New ORLEANS l6h. Havana lh,
ane NJ New FORK lSA.
when the above dates fall Sunday ne steamers VIA aeH
On Moneay They leAvo Now Orleans A. n He
win admit and s Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana ct
10 N
ALMANAC TOR NEW YonK-rHLs DAT.
sun SETS II HIGH WATER 80
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ADDITIONAL FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.


BAN JUAN DEL NoRrE, March 90 1855
Gbndton Of Co.. Kinn-Opiniors About the Walker Cor
erwment-fhe Costa Ricd War-CM. French Back
Again, de-
As Central America appears to occupy mnoh OF the
reading pubiios attention, may we'll whilst travel
ling through this country give You all list Of items
found Col Kinney, after SIX months untiriag exsr
ton 70 be in much state than be when he
landed. Greytown still moves in quesness, and her
Inhabitants still looking to the people Of the United
States for redress they hsve lorg ago given up al hopes
the President ULi-ed States Ia
but 1t Is time that reprosch (the burning OF this pi.cs
should be eraFei from pub 10 annals and the
cent and urofending pie redrssssd.
walker and the Rivss government continues to q,
head everything LOCKS prosperous aud ready for the
active Isn yaton OF ths lsau u country and the PEG.
lie generally getting accustomed to their nssrstors
I'D soen eveiytbi' VIII be prosperous in Nicaragua
Just row Costa Rica, fearing absorption, has declared
sgainst the iousters but will turn out more talk
and spiuter than anything else, and will end In Costa
TicA being annexed, fms day to Nicaragua Al
ready have toe forces Of Nicaragua advanced upon
Acaste and bavs dou ), that tnis hey have got
into possession 81 that depsr We shall soon have
hght and then the end is toia.
troops se sons.anuy cou,iog ou Sy New YORK Nsr
under arrs and do not be eve he be whipped
OF sriven cut sfthe coun ". Te pre.ea government
man of intelligence he will do his duty. TIE
church Is with the presen nnent and the acts of
the General especially thai Of anlng the Accessory
Transit Como charter everywhere approved Of
Tbs new company will am in 40 ,e, do something tor
the (the best now know n) out until new boa,s
better accommodations had and the river and ra
pds improves, IL csnnot and VIII succeed In beating
its rival, the Panama ute.
Juet now in his auet place gentleman has srr we'd
named Cole who nis-s the goo people hsre by
ing he has ce out survey and examine the route
the purpose CT Canal As he appears to be gentleman
of intelligence and has apparently got the expec
"a lions aIs inproviI daily.
I saw Col. French and his party some l75 from New
Orieans per the webste. Toe Co looks cheerful and
happy, and appears to think al is right; and have
doubt that he will be Minister yet In spite of Pierce
and Marcy.
d. b NJ ships Eurydce and Hermes ia port IS we'll
the X. NJ packet Sosns; he ars also three American
vessels in port shall push up in the country 3
days and shau probably crop you few lires again.
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Herald Marine CorrcsDondense.


PHILADELPHIA. April 3-Arr brig Stale OF Maine, Gales
RoJRneno sehrs Gcme Cock (Br). Crowe Cardanas; Ju
niata Wisyd Eaifax; Martha WIightngicn Wrjghn9ton
Fall River; Lartn Churbuck Rebooca Knowles and James
FaTrat Cobb iork Pearl, Brown. ard helen Mar, Nick.
ersLp, Boston.
Cid b,gs orea, Fart Montevdeo: Halifax. Purdy Hall.
far; scbrs Barnard Ftrnt WORTH Cardenas Fannie,
Besslon, Ncrehns; Iuu er Child Hctsrson aatax West
Dennis Crowe Savannah; KunyAn EDdco. Fail River;
James Barrs Copb Boston; Frederick Reed C.albr
Baker RsSer New haven 1hos Vaughn benr ei Saeton.
West
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NEW NPAPEtkS.

C,URDAY PAPERS IN BROOKLYN.
- Ba,les and weekles published English pa
pers delivered q. your residences IN New York Brooklyn
Williamsburg ircne dAtcly after the arrival Of steamers.
T. bICHkkUs ON, Is High street. Fulton, Brooklyn.
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~ So1 EXPLOSIVE.

e.
SECURED BIZ PATENTS
Important 70 heads Of departments trustees OF h,spals
syiuns, rrsocE schools eges churches, vsrosd
parties fscoyies ship ship supply ne,. Of
country residences, pscp etors Ct places sud vel
keepers.
The undersigned have The hopcy -npce the
,eIe On Company ey crest sboand expense have
ed n eetrey reroyps the unpeA,aut odor kerosene
OIL without injury 70 s iunnstiDg qualities The sdyAn-
tsger Pr saeesed oy the Ter Jssns oil sre:-
let. 1he in enstty of TIE light produced
3D. Il is not exp osivo
Sd !. H remain luid, when tho 5es! sperm oil has
gealed
Alb It's nprvsled ecoaoyN 10 scfth kerosene oil giving
40 much light rs 81 Eipsseec OIL Sl2 OF whale
sec AZ " sperm oi-rr 500 ct burning tu.d
Isu psnies allow be ussd with Ut additional
pr.m'urn.
ihe with rice AND f wict atapad
lRh a1pecse, the meGoarca, atrsel sosr
rosin m csnphene, AID wsbh's patent
mental canieeuck chandelier, .n,ng the
to kersene oil, at 81 gallon ardnR
b. amount Of light To 1bacei som rspssee OIL at 81 60
or from sperm OIL. at 81 IS
Keroseue uhricaing OIL equal IN aney - the best spern
oil pcssesing the great age o. not ting
Temperature. his oil also be burned IN All the odcGry
mechanical foar and hand Tampa. Acudv o,wsprs and
agna lanterns, and gives Light than sperm whale
lard oil. AUSrESS
Agents for the Kerosene Oh Company 80 Beaver street New
YORK.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDacN RIVER RkILROAD-rROR April n
a 1856 the ,rn'ns viii leave Cnsmoer. street station as 10,
~ay train, IL enigrant foe Pouehksepeie, A. H.
and y NJ tor Sing sing, 1880 A. and NJ for hudson
$50 r. Mi Tor Peehskill SOP The Foughgeapxe. Stag
sng and reehsIi rains stop " the salons rassenssf
~ en s Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty Ast srcs
irsrs ,or se~ York leave Troy al ABS and l0io A. and
$40 NJ and has Albany a; 8, :W ana l5 A. n and 6;i
NEW ARRANGEMENT --ACp0MMoD ALTON b1NEFOR
IN Eorwst rnd kocky Neck The sisamer rUHW LK,
tart George Rodman viii leave pier e1s side Oaha
-ip tsH pver daily, tuDdays cd, at o'clock H. NJ
iNsyng sonh koryak at 7o'ciocs A. N, fare no csa,s.
reasonable rate. and wardei n place OF deitma
promptly. Paw able felivsry CT the goods All prrsons
sre nttd trusting pesrs On acsauut OF sd
boat At d owners, CHARLES MCSEAf, Agent.
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BILLIARDS..
DENTISTRY.

DEpTIsrRY-DR NAPOLEON PRErERRE HAS RE.
furr ed from kuIoptap tour for his health and be
ns,taJ On an Thing pertaining to dertstry all hs dental
WON csjdersd be Tho besl and Cheapest AS Bros
s0vrcY OF Howard street
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THE TURF.

NIBw YORK RACES II RING MEET NO TaIfD w EK
In IN june 1856 The Fashion crmery Nationa Race
Course Kewtown L. For Jockey Club purses and
e@e Spiri, Of tae Times.
De WITT q. GaIEEEII. Treas'r Fashion Aa'ou.
I MON COURSE l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAY
~ ta2P. NJ. The great lro'ting match, for 5000 mile
hcSa eest three IN five 10 harness Mr. Hyrnm Woodruff
names Buzz; Mr. GEO Soccer b. Lantern. The
above race ha. crested dcmen than any made
IN the CITY o. Ne York. Goth horses excellent cond
ron and are 70 be handled by two Of the boat drivers in he
world The public assured of witnessing Of ho
fnept rots that psce The n In eyceant
condition and the stands have undergone
ment There will he r. Issued .hs year,
seess1oeDos Of ,be dlsss.aActiop gives ma.h nAxsr
O'Clock prsssy and return ~ soon the sport Ia
Fare, going and returning, ffts cents.
SHAW & WHITE, Propris.ors.
TTSIvN COURsE, T.. I-TROTTIN6 ON TUESDAY,
~ MAY at o'coak- r. II. match SIC 900. Mile heats,
beet In b. tc harness n. wodru rAmes ~ r. Buzz;
bpioer rarca Lantern Carr will leave the soun
Brooklyn tor the Conrss at O'Clock. and rann
he sport Is Fare to 60 and ~ ceuts
SHAW WHITE, Proorietocs
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DIV H. HIaHLAaD GARNET WILL PREACH IN THK
II afternoon evening Of this day IN the Shiloh Pres
syterian church. corr Of Prince and Marion Streets
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

GILks Silks We have received very re-
~ GENTLY by express several Large Lots Of Dress
s'iks, which we offering ut Unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid MORE An
tiqucs in dress patterns. No 50 Main Street.
decl Cd DURKEE co.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
keokux cymnasium.

vI1HE UNDERSId 81 Fp would respectfully
4 nounce to the citzens Of keokuk, that ne has
opened his rooms for the reception of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample pr paratons have been made
to preserve and promote the health vigor and men
tai elasticity of all who may desire to participate IN
the manly exercises and healthy sports of gymnas-
tics. Pure air and cold water, judiciously used in
the prescribed by him, cannot fail to III axe
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
M Rooms over Carey kilbourne's store, Kill
bourne Block, Main street. in the 4th story. En-
trance from the rear of the building.
decl8df O. MANCHESTER.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
WATCHES
N w JONES,
Dealer i'm Clocks. Watches & Jeweiry

on SECOND STREET.
n xt door to c. Parsons Banking House,
KLpiII h ........... IOWA.
FINHE subscriber has just received large n
l. and beautiful stock of told and Silver "a
Waches. Gold Jewelry. ac., comprisn ny the x&sl,&e
latest styles Of Ladies Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals. Silver Thmbles Gold
Slides, Snaps, studs, cold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATcH REPAiRIsG
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels comp tent repair the most iii icult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted TO his care
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction
Courier TlsE.
The public rest assured that the correct time
is. and always will be kept by
Nov 2S, lS55--div ". W JONES
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
xew PAPER Haux,nx>.
'avorite Authorizes Of The o,ttn
JUST RECEIVED.

hlRECI from New York, the largest and most
- splendid stock of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fauc,
ooes, Fur dauntlets, Swans Down Vlctorines ans
Cuhss Gents Eur Muffers, Fur Gloves &c. de- eyei
brought 70 the West. I sAaA offer Great Ltdacemea4
TO ahwly waaf GEyt,inq IN the abope hns and vii
sell e.s of Nietorines cheaper han the articl,
can ba bought in ST. Louis. All ask is for you Il
CAS- and examine my stock, wh,eL ~ superior any
thing the West.
Laiies please ca II and look over my stock No
trouble % shos goods. Don forget the place but
call ~ the AEw loRK ENPJRIUM,
a. G. SHELDON.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
NEW PRINCIPLEl NO POlSONl
Rhodes Fever and ARue Cure

flR AETIDOTE TO MALARIA, for the preven-
~ tion and cure Of Fever and Ague, Chill Fever;
Dumb Ague aud other intermittent and Hemittent
Fevers also Of Bilious Fevers, accom- panied by
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
Ship and jail Fever, General Debility. Night sweats,
and oil other forms of disease which have a
origin in Malaria or Masma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons Is unavoidably inhaled at every breath is
the III character wherever ii existnorth SOUTH
east wcstand will everywhere yield to this new
ly discovered AsrIDorE which neutraizes the poison,
completely purites the system aud thus entirely re-
moves all the cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordna-
, ~ results from ito a-e
1t win protect any resident or traveller even In
the ostsickly or swampy localities, from any ague
bilious disease whatever any injury from con
stantly inhaling Malaria or Miasina
1t will instantly check the ague in persons who
have Suffered for any length Of time from one day to
twenty Year, 50 that they need never have another
chill by continuing its use according to directions
1t viii Immediately relieve ali the distressing re-
suits ot bilious ague diseases such general de
bty, night sweats, The patient at once be gins
10 appetite and strength and continues until
permanent aud radical Is Effected. And a. n
proof that ii Is also worthy Of public confidence be-
cause Of It's singular and entire harmessness the fol
loving certificate from one of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States is attached to every
bottle:
NEw YORK, June IL, 1855
al have made chemical examination Of Rhode
Fever and Ague Cure, Antidote TO Malaria, and
have tested IL for Arsenic Mercury, Quinine Stryeb
nine, but have not found particle of either in IL,
nor have found any substance composit on that
would prove injurious 10 the constitution.
JAMES X. Chiffon. NJ, h., Chemist -
This allows Of tts free eyentive by VI hch
all persons thu b. Of entire freedom from the
aburc namcd disease, matter how sicky the sea.
son or swampy the locality
Proof Of eficacyare frequently Published, and the
confidence IF the public IL asked only in proport ron
10 Its actual merits whenever introduced aud used
Ihese only relied upon u prove is worth.
One bottles will answer for ordinary casey
may require Directions printed in Ger
man French and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Prizes One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro
pretor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, K. l.
Er-H. II. ArREs, Agent, keokuk, Iowa, and for
sale by Druggists, generally. noy3:dkw