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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
The State Medical Society.

ALBANY, FoD. 2, r0oS.
The State Medical Society met here this morning.
About eighty delegates in attendance Among them
Ir. James L. Phelps, B. Fordyce Barker, John h Girls
com, John McNulty, John G. Adams, Edward H Parker
and Peter Van Buren,, of New York oty; wilhsm W.
Srew Of Oyster Bay, Queens county George Cochran,
Of Brooklyn.
Or. AUGUSTUS WILLARD, President of the Society," read
the inaugural address
Nominating Committee, consisting Of one member
from each Senatorial district, appointed present
the names Of the officers for the ensuing year.
Or. J. G. ADAMS, OF the New York Academy Of Medi-
cine presented resolution Of the Academy, urging the
Legislature 10 pass law for the full and complete regis
traton Of Births marriages and deaths. Adopted and
ordered TO be sent to the Legislature.
Dr. NHS McCorL Of Oneida, presented resolution ex-
pressing the sentiments of the society account of the
death Of Thomas NJ. Spencer. Adopted.
DR.. SYLVESTER D. WILLARD Of Albany, read biographi-
cal sketch Of Dr. Spencer, which was ordered TO be
printed.
Several medical papers were read by members, and
recess was then taken till half past 3 O'Clock.
At the Afternoon session Dr. GRsCoM of the New York
Academy Of Medicine, offered the following preamble and
resoution:--
Whereas The sanitary condition of largo cities Is at
tracing attention in many civilized countries, and srenu-
and successful efforts being made for their i'm
in this respect and Whereas statistical returns
show that the largest city in this country is in its oondi
ton Of public health greatly nft rior to many others less
avoaby situated but governed by better sanitary regu
atioDs therefore,
Resolved, That the memorial and bill now before the
Legislature, emanating from the New York Academy Of
Medicine entitled Gan act to improve the public health,
and for the establishment Of sanitary police in the city
Of New York, meets with the cordial appreciation Of this
society, and that the members thereof feel il ndi-
vIdual concern to urge the enactment Of the same.
After discussion was adopted unanimously
DR.. H. PARKER, of New York, moved for the appoint
meut Of committee to make arrangements for a supper
on Wednesday evening Adopted.
Or. VAN BuREs, of New York. read paper on chloro-
form.
Ats O'Clock this evening the society WILL BY invitation
visit Governor King
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General Walker In New Orleans.

NEW ORIxAc1, Feb. !, 1855.
Mr. William Walker appeared before the United sates
District Court this morning. when Judge McCaleb said
there was nothing against him. the Grand Jury having
fused 10 find bill. Walker then asked to be put on
trial for violation of the neutrality laws, which the
Judge refused, the District Attorney said there
nothing against him unless new Instructions receiv-
ed from Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Markets.
PHIL ADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHIL ADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,
Phil ADxErinA, Feb. 2, 1858.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, ssA; Read
ing Railroad, 29 Norris Canal, IS Long Island Rail-
road. 10K; Pennsylvania Railroad, az.
NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 2, 1858.
Coton-The market is slightly dearer. Sales to-day,
1000 bales at l0c l0%c for niddling Receipts up TO
the present time at this port compared with those OF
last year, fall short lit 900 bales do at all southern
ports, $50 600 Sugar quiet at Axe &c. m,lasses, isc.
Ice. Flour Arm at - 20 - 80. Corn declining Rio
coffee, $40 l0t4c. Freghs-Coiton TO Liverpool l6d.
and to Hamburg, ID 3d. Other articles generally
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Democratic County Convention.

PHIAbKIfTIA, FeU 2, I555
The Democratic County Convention 10 elect delegates
to the State Convention, after session OF hours
effected organization, Thomas H. Forsyth being elected
President by majority Of two.
There great diffusion throughout the session. The
principally between the friends Of Sharswoot
aud Porter for Supreme Judge. Mr.. Forhyth Is con-
sdered friend of Mr. Sharswcod, the administration
randidafp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
the FAMILY HERALD.

News from California--Neyvs from Nicars'-
Run--The Attempt 20 Assassinats the En-
psrrr NnPOleHn- Escape OF the Adlfntic-
The Mormon Wharf.-The Bride of an Houy-
Latest News, &c.
TIE FAMILY HERALD will be tsucd to day Among lbs
contents will DO found
The News from acknowledgements Fire in Downie
ville-The Mormon Feeling N Cafornis-Births, liar
riages, Deaths, &C., &C.
The | s.est News from Nicaragua.
Affairs in Europe-Our Loudon, Paris and st. Petersburg
10 Assassinate Louis Napoleon
With Particulars Of the Killed Wounded the Expio
sive Instruments &c Eseare OF the Adrstc-Ths Royal
Wedding in England-Close Of Rachers Career. &c, &c.
The Latest Phase Of tss Mormon War.
Interesting from Hay,i-Rsvages Of The veile~ Fever
Among American scamen-How They arc Treated, &c.
Conclusion Of the Case Of the "Bride OF Fourth
terespg Letters from the Mother to Her Would be Ssnn
law.
Curious Story About Louis Napoleon New York-Is
Mystery
The Case of ruckerman, the Alleged Msa Robber.
Explosion on board the Fanny Fern-Tul Particulars
Of the Calamity.
The Tom Paine Fes,iva-The Inndes IN Council and in
the Ball Room
Affairs IN Misunderstanding Of Congress.
A full carefully corrected Report Of the Retail
Prices OF all kinds of Marketable Produce-How Poultry
should be Dressed for MarkctAdvance in Potatoes and
Apples, &C
Editorials the Current Events of the day.
The Latest Intelligence by telegraph or otherwise
With the Local News Of interest in this and the adjoining
c,ies-Police Reports-Thea,rica Ms,ter-CoU, ncrcsJ
and Money Markets-Report Of the Cattle HArsetsisr-
rages and Deaths To- the weeE-orning large amount
OF general and interesting reading
rerms-orly 8: year; four ceSu single copy. To bs
Obtained O, the news agents ard n, the office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

NEw ORLEANS FEB. l, 1858.
On Sunday morning q large ere occurred, consuming
the Magazine market and stores and
causing loss OF over $50 900.
Another FIRE took place this morning in Canal street.
Both supposed TO be the work o. incendare,, and
the loss either is mainly covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
nARRIAGn AND pxATHS.


scHorz-Bsruys Jan n, by Alderman Swft,
Juuus ScBoiz, OF Philadelphia, TO AUGUsrA DsuHSs, u
Pioen, IN Hols,ein, Germany.
TpoxrroS-PAcock In the Reformed Dutch church,
Port Richmond L. Feb q by the Rev. James Brownlee
Mr. JoHS NJ ruonrSoy, Of Franklin Grove. M, ~ Miss
VIRGINIA youngc.t tho late Robert NJ Peacock
Of Staten BLAND.
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Col. Frank Andersen ana Ms Men.

Col Prank Anderson and his party arrived here to-day
from Key West in the custody Of the United States Mar
shall, but have been released parole until tomorrow
morning. They all loody complain Of Me unjust treat
ment Of Commodore Pauldng and Captain Sands Gen.
WALKER has gone 70 Nashville
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The Western Bank.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Feb. 2, 1858.
Arrangements have been made by the Western Bank,
of tins city to redeem il bills al par at the Chcopee
Bank on and after February Sd inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Political Intelligence.

KNOW NOTHING PRorSr-The Am osican mombers Of the
Senate Tennessee have protested against the action of
that body passing resolutions nssvucng ,hs members
Of Congress and senators from tina: State 10 vote for the
mission Of Kansas under the Leccmpon constitution
The Know Nothnes say they IN the minority, aud
therefore was unfair FOR the majority to pass those
resolutions. Good argument.
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boston, Feb. 2, 1855.
Neither Of the steamboat trains from New York had
arrived up TO half past twelve O'Clock 10 day They
probably detained by the storm and thick weather
the Sound.
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SWlcl(le.

BoScS, Feb. 2, 1858.
Joseph Libby, hSoker here, drowned himself to day
by jumping on Of the wharves. Hs had been suffer
ing from illness for several days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 2, 1855.
Thomas II. Burrows. the antLecomP,on Convention
candidate has been elected Mayor OF this place by
jority Of rs over Zimmerman, Buchanan democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Burning OF an InHrmary.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2, 1855.
The Ashtsbula County Tnnrmary, at Kinssvie, WAS
burned to night having been set fire by inmate
One life lost and sixty paupcrs rendered homeless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

wAnmows, Mass, Feb. 2, 1883.
The High School building in this place nearly de-
stroyed by IRE yesterday afternoon but although
siderable alarm and confusion prevailed all the scholars
escaped uniniured.
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2, 1858.
Case No. 81. Gilbert L. Thompson Shelden withers
Co. Argued on both Sides
No SO. Timothy 8. Goodman vs. John Simonds. Argued
for plaintiff. Submitted printed argument for dc.
PENDANT.
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Central Railroad Affairs

Albany, Feb. 2, 1858.
The Board OF Directors OF tho Central Railroad here
at O'Clock this afternoon, and declared dividend Of
four per cent, payable the 2sth inst
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The Eastern Trains.

BOSTON,, Feb. 2, 1855.
The Norwich steamboat train arrived here this after.
noon, and the FAN River and stonngion trains about
8 O'Clock this evening.
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The Bark N. q. Hichborn Ashore.

Borrow, Feb. 2, 1858.
The bark ~ O. Hchborn, Ellis, from Msanze for
Portland went ashore At FIVE o'clock this morning on
The south side OF Nantucket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb 2, 1858.
Mr. A.. WHEELER (rcp.) made President pro
,.,,". during the necessary absence Of Mr.. Hasted.
PETITIONS.
by Mr.. SMITH (dem )-For the removal Of Quarantine
the appointment of Commssioners-and respect
fully suggesting such Commissioners the names Of ex
Gs.nor Seymour, ex-President Fillmore ami Hon. B. F.
Butter, ex-A,torney Gener al Of the United States.
\, Mr. Srow p)-To incorporate the South Pacific
amship Company. Also, to amend the Law for the sale
at the lads Of non residents for taxes.
ST. wADswoRrH (dem) presented the seventy first an.
.nns! report Of the Regents Of the University.
NOTICES OF BILLS
ny Mr LovEIAND (rep ITO amend the Law oxempting
sos belonging tn the Sackett's Harbor and Saratoga
Kaiil Dad Company from taxation.
BY Mr. ELY (dem)-To amend the law relative to sa-
Wings banks.
Bills INTRODUCED.
Iy Sir. j. ID. WILLARD (dem )-To amend the law rea-
se the courts OF General and Special Sessions in the
Of New York, so as that the third section shall read
see Every coayston for capital offence or for one
I STATE prison for life shall be brought before Supreme
8 he "s sy soan c ss@ York fs ~
error, With stay of proceedings as matter Of
@
s Weight of sIee % ssss nv the M or .ha S
have been taken or in the court below.
BY Mr. scnnlL (dem. 10 amend the law Claws Of
ISL chap. 95 relative to lifo insurance companies by
s3ding la the eighth section as follows -
"A. hs s may ai'o from time to time deliver
of said Securities, being satisfied IN manner and form
other proof that all the debts and
4- of every Kind That are on may become due
agreement wade with sny of this State
sad association. ess than half OF the
the Of said securities he shall still retain
81 ar. o. WHEELER lam 10 erect new county,
to &C ca..ec Highland.
by Mr. SsIKII-To amend the general manufacturing
law.
by Mr LovEIASp-To amend the law relative TO Notares
lubccorferriDg upon Notares the power to take
rrn nna acknowledgment Of couveysuces OF real estate
the 'i-cis'geo Of and the same power 70
e"'nniS'er and take aidavs, is conferred
ty statute urcn Commissioners OF Deeds.
by Sir ELY--To amend the law relative TO the New
lSk Juvenile Asylum tO enable the managers TO
be $50 900 appropriated by the Supervisors OF New
York forrhe purchase OF building ste-payment Of the
having been refused by Comptroller Fagg account
oi informally
ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To ariend the charter Of the Orphans Homo Of the
Episcopal church OF Neg York.
To authorize the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad
Company to acquire q title 70 lands.
70 Incorporate the Mercantile Library Association OF
bicygyp.
IT,, s-os:e thcn adjourned.
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Bv The Northern EAsterp western and Southern Tse-
raph IInee-Ohoe q wall street,
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Coiorcd photographs done tor 81, ny rho
ppp of the Qneeus artist those by tho Profess him.
t.n, ". Al HOLMES 20 Broadway
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A. GSaDdtean - the Only Person who
he consulted scientifically all diseases OF hs human hair.
al 81 Church street. corner o; Barclay The SIKH and Egh
avenue stop Mt the door of the establishment.
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Court CaIenGar-Vhis cay.

srPssss Corsr-Crcun Mos 1917, III, no, I2l, lgS
2s rs, al, 1872, l3S, loI iS6 1856 iSs l42, llS "a
81, III i4S
SrIrna CorRr.-Nos 70. q, ~, ~, 272, AIS, lls
as $50 es6 5lo Soc 6ts, b5o $751; $685. ISL AIS, 1885
scS SO 400 a34 s35 45l, spc, Sea- $685. gG7, 47s .73
80, az iof, ATT, 523, 5.s, 2ss, to-.
tossos fTyAs-sIt Mos. 3S, 3is, l0si Sal, 322,
40 ga $40, s2e 3Z1, S2s, 900 al, 3ss, 3SS Part .
Nos 25S s4 300, So 300, sos 3io Oh, 81, 3i3 3ia,
3l5, 3l6, si7, l03
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frccrfeks Photographic Temple NJ Art,
Nos $50 and I-srcadvsy opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
In ever riyc. Paragraphs 81 Mr.. SOULTON formerly
viii
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Wings F.sina Crackers nrs Undoubtedly
he o-t ncrrishng ant heshful produced, and pc
culiarIy pleasant for children.
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Boston Weekly Bank sts1ement.
BosroS, Fob. 2, 1868.

The following the footpgs Of bank statement fol
the past week
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To California Passengers.-Pure Fresh MIX
may be secured for every meal during The by laying
In supply 81 American Solldiied MNk" report Of
the New York Academy Of Medicine late DIR. Kane and
others, Mt the general depot, q South streets
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- '--s
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LADY WHO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT SER
n debility after many years OF misery, desires Y
maize known ALL fellow tie OF REFLEX
Address enclosing stamp To return postage Mrs Mary
r. Dewitt Boston, Mass, and the prescription Will be senl
free hy next pos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world SURPRISING all made kod and applied
the mandatory, 20 broadway.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

a FTER YEARS Of study and Fxper-

A FTER YEARS OF Study and Exper-
"a iqeut Dr. Rehsck The Eminsnt sweedlh Physician,
succeeded in producing medicine from twenty three decnt
epecos Of hors Of hs native land which acts direct
y upon The Of dease in The blood and BY ecng the
ospels cseae nom the siem wherever be located or
wlatcyef may bo rs chaucer Indigestion,
S Soa iSo 0s5 s5nsS s9's Ess- 'sSaSS sSa aue @
ow ifif sexual pcapacty, ~ unino weakness pcklng Of
tncF canec dafsiie is,ads ma SsiStr dsrea ard a
other disorders q the ogans q respiration the liver and KID
tngt culed BY this preparation tits 70 the aaisye or
o. seeds ef disease what aha Is 70 acd nsuases
ates the secretions, ohrcucona BON the bowels
creates appetite renews bodily vigo and rescneatcs oye
Dr. Ro6sehs famous seandnavss blood fafiasr which Il
taken in conluncton with his scandinavian Blood Plls viii
reeurrence and engtbeu lie beyond the ordinary SPAN
IN the scandinavian Vegetable Blood rius De- Robaeh
and experiment a. to what psct Pin should b. No one
can doubt their pedoy after single ttia Price Of the
scandinavisn Blood Pi p cent? per box hvo for 81.
PERu, Miami County, Ind, Aug. g. 1851.
Dr. G. " RoBAeal have seccisea 20 mech beneat from
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills that bsve
thought my duty and Il s lesz my inlinatou 70 give
YOU plain statement Of my case was for years afflicted
with that bane Of all comforts and efficiency IN business dys
pepsa TO reeaPuaie all the called remedies which have
used y sd myself OF this deaso would indeed make nolan
could hesr Of WIS induced to y your remedies through
the pcrsusons Of end, aud after using them few days
vas entirely and permanently cured was alno afflicted
with the most violent nervous headache which suppose
produced BY my disordercd stomach for when nv diap,.
left me- my headache left with it. Inow feel better in every
respect than have for ten years.
very truly yeuTss toHE g. DEMUru
Dr. RoBAck~Dear sis.issne been soc "a VIII aegrs,
sor $ ss1aas% Tor ss past ysss and h IL and having
highly recommended BY Gentlemen with whom acqunn,
TED was induced o ny y but not before have used various
senFibly and upon usng two more found myself per-
ieciiy eurs You VII ALLOW me- therefore 70 congrstlse
self TO 10 worker Of such wonders In the diseases Of the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA
ImpOrlant Anuonneement.

ITO persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
- "A 50 such as as sFERMAroRRHE, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
ihPulENoE, GONORkEfdIA, Gi.EEf sYPHIfIs tho Nc,
Of OhARlSM, or sELF-ABUsR, &c, &c.
Tho lOwAkD ASSOCIATION In view Of tho awful destruc.
ton OF human le caused ny Sexual Dseases and the de-.
cPonn prAeced upon the unortpnate victims ct such dis
eases by Quacks have directed their consulting snTRean
charitable act worthy their naue give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS 70 all persons thuE afflicted who apply by letter. vik
descuptcnof Of their condition, age occupaton hblts Of
Se end y cases q extreme oyeEt and sanerng 70 FUN
NlSi MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association beneF0ert Inriiiuiion eala
iished By especial endowment the relief Of the Gck
and distressed afflicted With "Firont and Efideis Dis-
eAses u has eow surplus Of nsan which the dreclaa
have voted 10 eEpend n Advertising the above noico It 10
needless add that the Association the highea
Medical skill Of tho age aud ~ furnish the nost approved
modern treatment
Juat published BY The Association report on eSnasotrAos
Seminal WQnesa. the Vice Of OnAnizn sssurbation or
Self Abuse and other diseases OF the Sexual Orsane by tho
Consulting Surgeon, which viii sent by mail IN soaef
EneoReJ fSE of CHANGE on the reeept Of two stanps
Address, Dr.: GEO, R. CALCIUM, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association No South NINTH Street Fhaderhls
Pa BY order Of The Directors.
-. GEO. PAIRcIIILD, socretasy.
-g-om EIkA d. AEARTNFI1. presidfut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31
WAIM's CELEBRA'D PANACEA-
TOR TIE CURE or
Incipient Consulnption. Scrofnln-

Incipicnt Consumption, Scrofula,
General Debility White sseIling, Eheumasn, Diseases Of
the Blood, and the elects of Mercury.
swings PAsAcEA has been for more than thirty yoars cole
brsted in THE county Europe or s extaordinax
cnreso the certificates Of which reference ia made 10 te
~ snu oOoKs eslen may be had grats accompanying
y las been used in hosgit ard private practice and hs.
nad the singular fortune OF being recommended by
celebrated physicians and other eminent persona Among
" Gibson, N D, Prof o. Surgery Pa University.
Valentine Mott, NJ d. Prof OF Surgery Y University
Dewess d d, Prof Of Mid, "a Urivorsiiy
Chapman, n d, Prof Of Physic Pa University.
Psrke, d frest College of Pbyricisns Philadelphia
Or Del Vaio, Professor Of Medicine, Havana.
jose Eourenco, de Liz, Pref OF surgery Lisbon
J. Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons London
g w Ewing late Minister to Spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson. Major General British Army
Gilbert Robertson, british Consul &C. nc
BESIDES large number Of Ministers Of the Gospel Mem
And also The wonderful cures effected BY Swas Panacea
have for made remedy The Paaa-
cea does not contain In any fonn and being
The retail price been reduced to 81 So Der bottle feon
tanning three half pinIsI three bottles for 81.
Beware OF imposition.
SwAas Pauacea Is in round bottles euted
With the following letters blown on the glass -
'Swaims-P Panacea--P -Philada."'
and having the Of JAS SWAIN stamped on tho sealing
wax and written the label covering the and new
label for the side Of tho bottle composed ofgeometic lathe
for the exclusive Of the proprietor bv Drspe Co BanL
Note Engrayer Of Pbilad For dies OF different patterns fn
the body Of e work. and in the centre portra Of the
late Wn SWAIN separated from the borders BY two circles Of
lathe work The words Svais Panacea are engraved con-
spacuousy on two turned sps and large die
forms the upper margin The borders composed of plain
lathe work srPs outside Of which Is engraved In small letter
the entry Of the copyright
Also. Swaim's Vermifuge,
valuable Family sediede being highly approved rene
dT for the diseases aFig from debility n The digestive organs
such ss worms ehosra mertus dysentey, fever and ague
eeea;ng piles sex headache &c pamphlet accompanies
the ferInsfuge which may be had gratis.
Prepared only at sNams Iaboratosy-old standseyenth
street below Chestnut Philadelphia and sold By all the
spectacle Druggists In the United States.
Caution to the Public
Peraon wahing 70 obtain the genuine PANACEA and YER
hlftGE. should be careful to observe the name.
StyAEHI
Is spelled correctly the bottle and labels or they NAV be
imposed upon BY medicines made In imitation Of them by
person bearing somewhat similar name, well calculated
deceive. General Agents for the United States,
ScHEFFELIE BRoTHERs & Co.
SRafSs 170 William street New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

E&TIso HoRsR FIEsH.---A Hanover ma
per tells the weFld that the silly preiu-
dice against aorse-aeshH has altogether
ranished in Denmark and northern Ger
many, and that in the city Of Hanover
alone, in the course of Whitsun-geek.
about 1000 pounds Of horse-Aesh were
consumed. The nalnber Of hossss slangh-
tered fer eating 10 that city Is between
200 and 800 wear.