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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
ROBBERY IN NEw-HAvEN, CONN.

NEW-IIANEN, MOnudY, OCT 20 100.
Capt. George S. Hne, at O'Clock this morning,
while on bs way to his schooner, the Isabella DAFT
bound for Albany, had bag thrown over bis neSe
two men. who then robbed him of 81 22O OF this
sum there were Eve 500 bills Of the Blackstone Bank
r. l., two 500 bills of the Qunnipac Bauk, and one
400 bin of the Mechanics Bank of New-Have1. The
rohhers are vet undiscovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

ou,nr di.ciplin, against aisveholders That cOuver-
- nj Ia rsooi.eotsd, resolved TO found uev
d.. connection, wtose constitution should be
.n,.sd Of spy such di.sgeeable reminders. Ths
90 q Virginia ard Maryland lately in sesslon' mas
1:.o,sd TO 20 over bodily to this new Connection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

The quotations, however, for bareled Meats for
1857 are pretty IN rominalthat is, what the price
would be If there were any buyers.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.
Upon tie subject Of Poultry and Birds we derive
tie following information from Miller Carpenter
formerly Miller & Harpg, and last Winter, Carpenter,
Yourg & Co., from whom, it will be recollected, we
have, during two or three Winters past, obtained
much valuable information for the readers Of The
TRIBUNE about tie Poultry trade, they having re
ceised ard solo immense quantities of it from here all
IT, way to Iowa and Minnesota. These gentlemen
have received information from their correspondents
in various sections Of the country, from all of which,
as well as somewhat extended observation and in
quIy, they give it their opinion (which our readers
may have for what it may be worth, that owing to
the extremely wet Summer, the crop of birds, both
wild and domestic, will be short one, and therefore it
will be worthy of the attention of all farmers who
have poultry to preserve it and fatten it well, and
above all, prepare it we'll for market after it is fat
tened, and then they may expect liberal prices. We
give the following as the present and last years quo
tatiops:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
The LEGISLATURE stands at present:

Ar intelligent correspondent in Fort Des MOine'
wGite. tfat The Senate will stand Republican, 20;
Pro Slavery, 10; but my figures are different.
The Democracy have an infrmity concerning the
returns from Iowa. You remember that the
''escous Jones telegrsphed some sPreadeagle stuff
to Washington last November about putting Iowa
down 10 The glorious pyramid Of Democracy. He
skould have said the cooked hat Of Democracy
that being its present condition, and NJ. Jones
being Knocked into its uttermosi corner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
.CClDENT.

Tie Uorccster Transcript learns that the Central
Cottor Mills in West Boylson are about to stop for
tie Winter. The Lee Manufacturing Company are
rurnirg but little more than half time. The other
mills r the vicinity cutting down both labor and
wages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

MoRr CouSrERrErrrRs ARRoAn--Last night Two
go. con, into a hat store on Broadway, near
Re.de street and purchased hat, for which one Of
,srdsrfd in psymen. ten dollar bill Purpottins
en- s.n'Sbv ne Bspk of Gloucester Massachusetts
IT, ~ tst thinking tie biz to be gecIina, returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

lssr.nt n this city Of coures &C I''sre' .misr Z,
those delivered in Exeter Hal ssoa Winter. -as
meeting then sdyOurnsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

The foregoing prices, it will be well to recolect, are
the wholesale ones, which the consgnor gets less the
commissio on to his salesman, and not by any means
what the consumer has to pay after the articles have
passed through the hands of the jobber, Spectator
and retailer The following are the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
FIRE AT PORT STANLEY, c. w.

PoRT SrANLEY, c. W., Monday, Oct 20 I857'
fire. this morning, destroyed the steamer Free
Trader, the schooner Buchanan, the warehouses o.
Rouih & Davidson aud Williams & Thompson, ard
many other buildings. Loss very heavy mostly IN
surad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
WEATHER AT PHILADELPHIA, ETC.

PHmADELPHIA, MOnday, Oct. 70, 100.
We have had a severe rain storm here all day, but
about 10 p ~ began to clear up and the stars came
out.
Charles Mathews was welcomed by full and en-
thusiastic audience this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

BRrAD.-We cannot give the variations of price Of
Br ad in the two years in fact, doubt there being
much variation in size, quality, or price Of bakers
Ioaves, as compared one year with another, though
there is a great variation, as compared one baker
with another. Here are the weights and prices OF
several loaves bought the same day not many days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. 20, 1857.
Stocks steady. Penn ,ylvsnia Elves, 500; Reading
Railroad, 10: Morris Canal 80; Long Island Railroad
"a; Pennsylvania Railroad, 52l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

x,,;n;,n u Seward was at the fremont yesterday,
VIVA. large number OF gentlemen called upon hin.
senator Douelss, who is stopping at the Iremont.
lid bis respects and the Railroad Convention.
o. ION in the adjoining parcr invited the two Sen
stors to visit them.
pator Douglas in few brief remarks TO the Con.
venton, pessed glowing tribute 10 the distinguished
Senator from New-YOIk, whom be had ever found
bert fl the West, ard except IN politics, more often
acting with him in the United States Senate than ohef
wire. ,s a..
Senator Seward spoke briefly. lie hsIkeo .n1 nc
members Of the Convention for tho comPn11'Dp d.
their invitation, ard spoke Of the iraportapes q b.
nsds and Of the objects which have o'ousn' ''' "'A
veItion together. IA r..,.x o6
The whole natter was imprompfai shu Rs .r,r.
most sgreeably. Ien.V'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
THE CASE OF JAMES O. RRAYMAN.

CHICAGO, Monday, Oct. 20, 80,
james o. Brsymsn appeared before the UnMed
States Coult and pleaded guilty TO the indictments
Charging him with puroiriug letters from the Post
Cfhce His sentence was deferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

TJpSFTTING OF A CANOE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
MoNTREAL, Monday, Oct. 70, 1857.
canoe containing twelve persons upset above TIE
city last evening. Seven lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

etsss ard many ether matters not Immediately needed
for food. vii ssvereiy feel the pressure.
MEATS AND LIVE C,rrLE.-Ws find BY rstreuce
20 our cattle reports of Oct. H. 1856 that prices, no.-
vithAsrdrg the late complaint of drover. about
runou prices were no: as high then nor in fact at any
tine in Oct. sc, as they were st the Glow market,
o,.,bar 81 1857 being a. fouow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
THE ST, LOUIS BANKS.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Oct. &c, 1857.
The Bark Of the State of Missouri, the Merchants
Bank and the Southern Bank suspended specie pay
nsnts this morning. The Mechanics Bank lie itln
firm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

rIr wAs1rp-7ze Lax Ssrri ar,t Rs e s.sss
up at Superior City says: Any 40 sI So".e~oi az.
1 1sT2 ss,rcs Coed gil, get fOm si9 to 30 PEG
81 On'h."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
FRuITs-Whoiesdie Prizes.
nDGs

OfApples, Pears, Ounces and Grapes, II may Do
remarked that the quality is very ordinary. Cranber.
ries and nuts appear to be abundant, and that viii
probably reduce the present prices very materially
Good Apples are and will be scarce and high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
RANKS OLE RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Il. l., Monday, Oct. %, lS21.
The fcl owing lie the statement OF the RHODE ls!ard
Banks, not including this city, up to Oct w.
9e8, SIS Losps sss
Deposts............. eSS,42 Specie........'" lI"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

Yet bakers complain Of very poor BUSINESS SINCE az
they tay people have almost ceased buying bread and
have begun to economic upon homemade bread
The customers for cake have fallen off more than fifty
per cent within month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

In potatoes, the great staple of food among the
lower classes of residents and immigrants, there no
material variation between prices this year and last
About the iourdest and best keeping potatoes are the
Dover. tie tubers of which are small and ro7ndish.
There sell at 50.
OTHER Notwithstanding and Csulitlowers
never grew larger and better than they have this year.
nor have they been sold for many years go cheap we
should say upon an average net half SO much by the
head az one year ago. There is also gea. crop Of
pumpkins, but it does not seem to affect prices.
s H..:r tsH :ss: o 90 sss'
DAIRY PRoDUcTs.-There never was better season
for the production of milk butter and cheese; yet all
good butter ard milk is selling higher now than one
year ago. The milkmen, who are chssging cents
quart in place of cents alege the advance of rail-
road freight as their reason.
The high price of tab butter arises solely from
scarcity 1t has not yet been forwarded from tbs best
diaries in the STATE, owing to wart Of money among
buy ard want of confidence amoRg consignors For
- cooking butter there is next to no demand, and
hence its low quotations. From our report Of whole
sale prices Of country produce, Oct. 5 1885, and Oct
81, 1857, we extract as follows:
oI.Dss Co. pal. n..% s@ GIegP;sy STATE o..S az
coed sste w1,htub, p a24 Ordinary Western ....lG7
CHEESE Quick sales at 94dl0fc.
1897.
State, choice extra fir Orange CO. pals, p D. .
kIs and tubs.....H as Ohio. sood..........f 6lo
stste, fair 20 prime, Ohio, common. .......R a IL
welsh tubs..........H Qly
CHEESE
Extra Cheese b...7l ds English or Goshen..io all
Prime Chteie.....,.b a. lPinespps....".,....D a ID
Poor 10 ordinary. d5tI
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLEs-
1856. 1857.
Fsgs this State, counted out = doI - ~ leidI7
Fggs Western. = doz...- % 10 a lei
Salt, Fine Liverpool T. 'aok..+i Seael % 81 l0dsl %
Soap New.Yorf City bar, T. D....... at 4d
5. sp Castle, = b.........,.........lOtd lOl IL dl2
Csrdles sperm, tb..."............4O as 50 GI
Candles a6smsntipe, e fb..........2i al nom 20
Candles mold, T. D.......-......H as quotations.
TAlow A. ........'...l23 a ia va y.
Rnnsb tst a. rb......................7 a 9 a ST
Green hides y b..................... q y SD )
Fi,b Dry Cod y quintal.... IS 81 IS 81 IS o. IS 50
Fish N,cLere No. Dbl. 80 50 20 s. SO 75d su 90
oil Whale manufactured, Esl......ss ds3 10 az
oil Sperm, manuf y gal ....Sl % 81 - 81 80 az 90
la h M ..,.....................l3 dl5l l2.dA
C. te.t istrn..........si IS ss co SIS IS IS IS
UAy IL bales. y cwt................'.eo ~ % doo
HAY, loose, y cwt..........'..'.'o ~ 70 20 Hs'
Wool, Cotton Tobacco, Hemp, Hops, Hides, leather
ard Lumber, have all felt the depressing effects Of the
trouble in mercantile credits and the producer, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

head ...................SS 500 IS g. So 5G s. 60
Fresh MEATs.-The following are the quotations Of
Wholesale market prices of meats in Washington MAJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

sAfTED MEATS
yorL uess com. Polk.
Nv n Dbl s2l eCQ s2i 30 try, - Dbl 81 ood so 70
PORK nrjine com Pork. prime coun-
tYy, y Dbl. SiS ia *ls 81 Try bb' SIT sO9 -
Beet. mess coun- -. Beef, mess coun- -. -.
try, p Dbl. So Sasl 90 Try h...2 Sd$4 70
Beef prime coun. - - . Beet PRIME coun 80 "a
TN y Dbl. Sc 0d So 50 try, bbi. T5Q $40 70
Peeled Hams, y Piehled HAMS 49,
d..
robd Shoulders, Pick'd Shoulders -
y H........ Tia Itl D......". std
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

Wool, Cotton, Tobacco, Hemp Hops, Hides, leather
ard Lumber have all felt the depressing effects Of the
trouble in mercantile credits, and the producer, Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
A Good Dog story.


The Ohio Statesman Of Saturday has the
following:
REMARKABLE SAGAcITY OF A DoG.--A day
or two since, Mr. Case, of this city; hav-
ing business at the house of an acquaint-
arce, short distance in the country,
started out, accompanied by his dog-a
large animal, crossed with the Newfound-
land and bull dog. Upon arriving at the
door, he rang the bell and was admitted by
one of the inmates-leaving his dog on the
portico. His visit was somewhat prolon-
ged, and before he had completed bis bus,-
mess, the bell rang again. Surprising
that another person was without, the gen.
tleman of the house went to the door, when,
to his utter surprise, he found the dog
! standing upon his hind feet, with the bel
knob in his mouth. This was the second
opportunity the animal had had of witness
ing the process by which his master had
gained admittance into the house, and be
ing tired of waiting for his return, he un
dertook, by the same means, to effect al
|entrance himself, or, perhaps, to bring hi
i master FORTH
= We do not remember Of ever having
/ heard more remarkablein stance of sagac
Iity in the canine species than is afforde'
BY the above. If this is instinct, it Ger
ltainly approximates very closely to reason
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
OFFAT,S
LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX 3ITTERS.
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POlSONS.

The great popularity which NofTai's Life
pills and Phoenix Biiter> have attained an con-
sequence OF the extraordinary cures effected
by their use, renders IL unnecessary TOR the
proprietor 10 enter into o particular cnalysis
OF their medicinal virtues or properties. IIav-
ing been more than twenty years be ore the
public, and hav NJ he united testimony OF
more than Three Milo Of persons who have
been restored to The EMO, ment OF perfect
health by hem, ii IS believed that the rcpu-
talon The best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits OF no dispute. In al
most every city and village in the L tied
States, there are many who are ready 10 les
tify 10 their efficacy in removing disease, an
giving TO the whole system renewed yigor aud
health.
In cases OF Scrofula, Ulcers. Scurvy or
Eruptions o. he skin, he operation OF the
L.. e Medicines is truly stonishing, often re
moving in lew days, every veStige of these
loathsome diseases, 10y their pu lying effects
on the blood. Fever and Asue, Dyspepsia
DropSy, Plies, and in short most all diseases,
soon yield 10 their curative properties. No
family should be wiiho Il them, a by their
timely use much suif,ring and expense may
be we'd.
Prepared by William B. Moffat. NJ. D.. N
Y, and for sale by
Plymouth Ind, Oct l6. 1856. 2yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Eo gR0wMsg
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.

THIS Essence is proposition Of unu-
sual excellence. In ordinary diarrhpa.
incipient cholera, in shorl, IN all cases pros
iration o. the digestive unctions, it is o.
ineSl Unable yatus. During the prevalence o.
epidemic cholera and summer complaints OF
childrer, i, is peculiarly fficacious; no amily,
individual, or traveller should he without it,
CAuTioN.-Be sure 10 set the gen. inc es-
sence, which is prepared only by r. BROWN
at his DR. g and Chemical Store, ". f. Corner
o. Fifth and CHI sinnt Streets, Philadelphia.
and or sale Ly all the respectable Apotheca-
in the United States
Sod by PERsnlSG & THOMPSON, Plymouth.
May 80, 1856. lOyI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Purify! Purify!
E"" @MI HEATH
SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICINES


-lHA"OA0 -a5s
EfssrJey'S SNysGD0rilfa.
M all the remedies that have been dis
~ covered during the present are Tor tle
ethousand ills that Hesh is heir to- none e.
quail this wonderful preparation Only three
years have elapsed since the discoverer (wl.o
srent decade in studying, experim ntalizing
and periecting it, first introduced it 10 the
public, and it is already recognzel by The
most eminent physicians in all parts of the
country TO be the most surprising and effect
i've remedy for certain diseases oil which they
have knowledge
All other compounds OF syrups OF the root
have hitherto aiei 10 command the sanction
OF the faculty. because, on l5eing tested, they
have b. en- found 10 contain -nOxious ingredi
ents, which neutralized tie good effects OF
the Sarsaparilla, and ofentimes mi re the
health of the patient: II is not SO With liar
ley's reparaiion.
This lsihe pure and genuine exirac; oil the
root and will on tlia., be fond 10 effect GER
tain and perfe Gu e Of the following CON-
plants and diseases:
Affection o. the Bones, Habi ual Cos ivencss,
Debility, Indigestion.
Diseases OF kidneys. Liver Complaints,
| by peps a, Piles,
Erysypulas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female irregularities, Scrfula,
| FIStula, Syphilis,
And II Skin Diseases.
| Besides curing tie above, l. is also known
| o be great and powerful tonic, purifying
The blood and invigorating the system.
In short IL is without exception, IN the ca
| ses mentioned and its enc al effect on he
system he mos eIiiCacio rs, as ii is the mos
desirable, remedy Of the age. IL Is aread,
extensively used throughout the country. ant
Is last obtaining an Eur can reputation -
| The Instances OF cure il has effected ar,
daily coming to the. proprietors knowle dye
| and lie has no ilesi alton in recommending !
| 10 one and all who de ire 10 procure relic
| from sufe ing. One bottle being tired IL
effects will be too apparent 10 admit Of furih
er doubt.
X collect Hurley'S SarSa arilla is the onl
ge1oine article in he market.
GSPnc 81 per bottle, or six bottles Tor 80
For sale at the manu- actory. corner Sevenl
and Green streets, Louisville, Ky.
VIII lie ale, j. u. Wilder N Bro. J.
Morris d Sons, Wills N, SlarbrJ q Smith
Louisville. KY, Allen X Co, and J. ID. Park
| Cincinnati, Ohio.
| And y PERSillNG & co.
Plymouth, Ind, Nov. 90 1856 7yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26

Lord Chatam said, 81 would inscribe on
the curtains of your bed, and on the
walls of your chamber IF you do not
rise early, You can make progress in moth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Indiana 'Fessiialony.

Ilux1l >Grox, sept ~, 1854
WV. NeRroN says: sSend me anolher sup
ply of Bilters Immediately. Trey sell rapid
ly, and give the most unbounied i>faiion IN
every case. do n II know of but one instance
in which | have sold one bottle that the per-
son did moi return for more, and in that case,
the one bottle cured the person.
GosaEx pril IS 1888.
DR.. G.. r JACOBS says 81 have used sevei-
al bot, les o rom German iittrs, myself a d
in my family, and find ii the G ickest and
most effectual remeay Tor nervous diseases Of
any hing ! had ever used in my Practice Oh
family. Myself aud several members oil my
family are troubled with heart compl int, and
it is the only medicine we depend upon Tor
relic, as it never fails: | have prescribed il
with unfailing success in a number OF cases
nEtPsI, April 3, 1853.
JACKSON & BFcK say: eve have sold all
your German Bitters, and the sales are dai ly
increasing. Send another supply immediate
ly.'
CoRyDoN, Feb. Is, lS53.--Dr. Clemens
Sir, please send me the other NO bottles OF
iioofia nd S German Bliters. prepared 10y DIR.
e. NJ. Jackson, agreeabiy 10 our arrangement.
have received more benefit from what have
taken for the Liver and Kidney complaint,
with which have been sillcted for eight years
than from any AMI all other medicines have
taken, put them all together. u3
respectfully, &c. N. S. REYNnLDs.
JAcoB G.. FAuGHr, Postmaster. North Salem,
Hendricks county, writes:
al take great pleasure in informing you
that lshaye used your German Bitters Tor Dys-
pepSia, and have found great bene 1 iron their
use. aud would like you TO send me lot Tor
| the benefit OF my neIgLbors-'' ..s.. 81
They are ehtlr, Ivy egeiable, containing no
| inur,ons ingredients or alcoholic stIinuiantS,
always strengthening and ne,er proslratins
| the system. g 80
pr.ce 15c per bottle. Seld by Druggists
and S;osekeepers IN every Town and village W
! tue United States and aaads-
Sold by PxRsnING Il TnoMPsos, flymonin'
do DR. .IiUMrHREYs, Knox, IND
May 30 fa5.. y "yi-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
VIEW HOOKS
ACROSTIC,

ACROSTIC.
Tim.
Have you dull. heavy pain, oppression with
in:
Or that dry, hacking cough, and shortncss of
breath,
Unto many often tie herald of death;
LUX well ia your safety. ncr even dtliv,
Dare not with your life thus I" 'rifl-. a,l av:
rqn,rc al once, where io get Shoulder Braces,
acknowledgement The cheapest at places.
Bat the Braces oil ,ue are not al yon will tind
Remarkably cheap AID exactly to mind;
As Medicines pure, Ding. nod ia their places,
's,ictics. Prrfnnery. IN fbcra esi show cascs;
Etcl person in want, as all will a,lmne them.
Should call nj Roberts Drug Sure and I,ny
Them. 10y. Lapo'ts. july 3, sc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Farm for Sale.

ON; and q half miles north o. Plvmontb.
~ on the west side o the Michigan Road.
containing 81 y Acres; 33 acres o. which are
improved and cultivated. and und err good lem
ceS. good Apple Orchard good hearing
order OF 80 trees, mos ly OF good gra ted Fruit;
Also youdg Pea h Orchard in good growing
orler, O 10 tree. OF The best varietyo graft
ed r il.
This arm i. beanti ully situated on the Mich
igan DAD. being high and dry, with air pro-
portion Timber, Meadow, and Pl W Land
and being close 10 20 the county seat makes
il a very desirable Iiuaiion.
For particulars enquire of the owner living
in Plymouth. =
lou II. 3. PERSHINC.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-26
Preparation.
n.r.,x fiji or.

anu Ives, ram IN The
Side, Back, Chest, limbs. * c., Sn,l,len flush.
eS of heat, burning in tie a sh, Constant i'm
maginings Of Evil, and great depression OF
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling he attention of
the public 10 this prepara'ion, does so with
a feeling the utmost confidence IN lis vir
tues and adaptation 10 the diseases for which
il is recommended. 1t is no new and unired
article, hut one that has Stood she lest oI a
Ten years trial before The American people,
and its reputation and sale Is unrIvalled hy
any similar preparations exiani. The feSti
mony in MS favor given by The most promin
ent and well kown Physicians and inciviu-
ais in all parts Of he couu ~ is immcn,e,
and care nj perusal OF Tie Almanac, pub
lishcd annn lily y the proprietor, and 10 he
had gratis Of any OF his Agents, cannot bui
satisfy the most Skepical that his remedy is
really de- erying the great celebrity IL has oh
tanned PEincipai uffire AMI Mandatory, No
96 Arch 81 Ph,ladelnhia ia