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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
COACH PAINTERS,

Or those who much vermiion, will have tendency
darrha for unlike copper this shows its effects the
small ntesnes and the bladder and urinary will
seriously affected sometimes merely producing painful urna
ton, and at others bloody high coored urine The regu
lating pill and the resolven mainly relied
parties should to work empty stomach For
the painful symptoms the Ready Relief vii be necessary
and Will by means belle ts name should be used inter-
nay and externally In painters collie the Regulating
should be used 10 produce free evacuation
moderately 10 keep regular action the very
start the Ready Relief given full Doses In fax seed slip
perry elm gum water The diet should be light chiefly
beef tea mot beef soup chicken BROTH from which the fat
has been skinned In paralysis the persistent the Regu
lang Pulls with the Ready Relief well and steadily rubbed
into the affected limb part least fifteen minutes
times per day. and generous but dgesbe diet will effect
In ali external application the palm Of the hand the
best thing to rub with and female hand from its softness
he urefer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
BUTCHERS

occasionally have life limb endangered by or ca
from knife which has been used in dressing opening
animal too long killed Swelling Of the part itching and
wound should be washed and bread pouce mot bread
mk mostoned with drops of Ready Relief employed.
The swelling should be bahed with the Relief and the Rcgu
lsng Pulls used until the violence Of the symptoms have
abaed well be mentioned here that the aking Of
really good pouce little understood Stale bread should
be rubbed into fine crumb and pacedn soup plate large
similar plate or saucer now to be placed this the
grasped firmly and held sideways that the will
drain out The wet crumb is to be rubbed into pasty
consence with spoon placed once and applied
TO the part as warm the patient will bear
gins to harden around the edges fresh should subs
tuted and thus continual fermentation kept up That n
the true ponce which be medcated by the Relief OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
IS of all female occupations, that of
THE FACTORY GIRL

is liable to the NEST distressing symptoms especially
when the ventilation of the worroom not perfect Standing
position monoonous employment anG floating particles
nuay drawn into the air passages all combine weaken de-
press and destroy Yet by prudence care and the use OF
fance to death and the docorsoherwise very formidable
partnership 10 fight.
For the present draw remarks TO close But does
not foew that all occupations should be abandoned wherein
people subjected to acid fumes poisonous materials irri
and the facilitating effects of stationary constrained
positions. With ordinary prudence, out door exercise, and
the when indicated by symptoms Of Railways celebrated
remedies their lives not only be saved but their systems
RELIEF and REGULATING PILLS will be found all-su6l-
cen prevent cure except In chronic those IN
which the the system has been prosrated and even there
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLvENT will speedily re-
NIL obstacles the kindly influence Of nature and thug
restore the system to perfect health
In truth the Ready Relief kept constantly hand and
used at the outset Of attack according 70 directions
alone will be found enough To avert combat all the deete
rous effects have he considered the great
and death
many years Railways Remedies have been
introduced for the birth of that perfection OF chemical ana
pathological science which they are based 9 pa
as humanity ITSELF bn remained for modern science 70
deveope and apply them. How successfully his mas been
done The ana " Ssse
ngs to Inc sick and suffering indsputabe they are them
selves the entire vegetable ateria msdca ana .ney ~
rapjdy superseding the inert or poisonous drugs w9
has done 60 much % ,D DTn 81 or NO,
Tho rrice III Radway's Remedies places then within TIC
reach II every human beinghc Ready Relief sold Tor g
cents 90 cents and 81 Per boe Railways Pulls 70 cents per
ooR CO. Physicians and Chemists q John street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
OVERS AND CALICO PRINTERS.

liable to several symptoms. Those who
rate Of sometimes efets in their
observe ausere taste in their mouth which apt to turn
into well defined metallic one together with nausea espe-
cay after rising from meal Their pulse is small and
hard and beats frequently than natural One very
symptom frequency of Stools nodarrhua during
some months this may be unattended BY pain and the
ssency of the excavations be normal Twchng of the
and eXremes is less but dangerous symp-
TOM for unless promptly met be followed by paraly
of the attacked The treatment in this Is the
the copper disease viz-Radways Ready Relief Regulating
Pills and Resolvent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23

Canadian -four steady, with small sales at IS and at
&c. the latter for extra Southern brands steady
and fair demand with gales of about 500 bbs within
the range Of the above quotations Extra Of both
State and Western closed with moro frmness. Wheat,
for the better qualities continued 10 rule h-m with sales
Of about 10000 II 900 bushels, including new white
Kentucky at 81 371s, white Michigan at 81 Is
a 81 80, white Canadian at 81 22k 81 o. red
Southern at 81 10 81 IL, and red Western at p t.
Corn-Thc frmness of holders checked sales, which
confined to about 900 bushels, including old
Western mixed at Gle, and do. at &c. Rye was
held firmly at Soc SEC. Barley was quiet and quota
tons unchanged. Oats were 6rmer and in good demand,
with sales Of State and Western at 39c 40 and o. Cana
dian at SOC, q 43c,
CoFrEE.-1hc sales were limited, while prices were
firm: 20 bags Maracabo were sold at 13c
CoIToS.The stormy weather, with the absence Of the
Arabas mails tended TO check transactions, which
confined 800 400 bales the basis of about the fol-
lOvin
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and German caesmercs of desirable styles arc selling
WE'LL hut at low prices. Domestic fabrics IN active
demand Cotton staple goods firm. Prints are not
active they have been, but appear steady in price.
Deanes buoyant in price, well quick Of SALE for
all desirable styles. wooen goods are rather dull for
heavy goods are supplying their place. shaws are
among the most active ARTICLES and the large assortmens
offered are being rapidly reduced
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Hartford
ana New Haven Railroad Company was held the Office
reported for the year ending August 81 1850, fol
lows
Income from passengers 1897 ,667 70
!. Hesh'..-........ 1900. ~c"'..o v y.
" rents, expresses and NAILS. 4",l79 A
Total. .s72s, 4so %
Interest on bonds. ......-... 57,l9S l6-s asl 81
Net earnings. S5lluoS %
The gross Of the year exceeds mat Of last year
sos as o. The whole nunNar Of pas gers transported
during the year 72, exceeding The number for last
year by 23s. The loe number OF niles run by pas
senger trains is oo,by reght trains e25s3; by wood
and gravel trains ~ 00-whole number of miles by
trains during the year. the net earnings averag
ing just about dollar mile.
The Southern Pacific Railway was sold under
ton at Aarysvic, Texas the l7h and purchased by
Gen. R. " Richardson and associates President Fowkes
paying OF the debts and preparing to reorganize the
company, who will elect Edgar Thompson President,
unite with the Fl Paso Company, and continue the
structon Of the road.
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the former from their standing long at the and the
ter from their cramped position In the Mines aided doubt
by the dampness have troublesome affections Of
the joints occasionally These Will always yield Relief
and Regulating Pills. unless suffered long when the
Resolvent may be required
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cITY CoMMERCIAL REpoRT.

THuRsDAY, Sept N-6 p. N.
AsEs-The sales embraced about Is bbls pots 5,sc.
Pearls were quiet at sac.
BRRADsTuFrs -Four-The transactions we're somewhat
restricted by the nccmency Of the weather. while prices
without alteration of Importance The sales footed
up about $500 bbs closing within the following range of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
TINsMITHs

sometimes affected in similar dyers but
degree Their attacks peculiarly susceptible
they take the lead poison from the solder but
knew but of that kind. The acrd fumes Of cha
rcoa in his and similar trades sometimes produce inamma
of the bladder whchmay be enecualy cobated by
Relief and Regulating Pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
TotaI i ,3s6 1888 .s3l 1919

The Independent of to-day has the following report:
The auctioneers have been the busiest statesmen for
the importers doing le except through the auction
rooms The sacrifice submitted TO in prices by the i'm.
porters has been large, and must leave heavy loss
obbers very active, and are reapng good profits
70 be much in excess OF the demand, aud the finest
fabrics have been sold at very great decline from the
cost Of Importation The West buys very moderately OF
One goods-Oonsumhg mostly domestic goods. French
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23

who are frequently much exposed should be without
the Ready Relief especially In visiting patients sick with
agious Diseases The head hands and face thoroughly
ed with IT, and full dose OF II taken internally just previous
the visit will e1ecaly prevent coRagon. The the
Relief the matter of diseases really WONDERFUL
II Ia sure preventive TO smallpox and in well known
ease among cattle known black tongue, depending no
doubt. upon some contagious virus yields readily this
remedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
BIEACIIERs AND OTHERS, EXPOSED TO CHLORINE
OR OTHER FUMES OF ACIDS

apt to be attacked pains in the throat stomach bowels
excessive thirst md tenderness
long continued ut time there comes an acid taste
mouth which leaves after the free air inhaled but this only
occurs from sheer neglect TIE symptoms named first give
WIZ 70 the Ready Relief The addition Of slight dose Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS.

1T purpose WRITE briefly possible concerning
the disorders and diseases incident 10 occupations
cudng their causes symptoms and mode Of We shall do
this In plain language and In straightforward way Our pur-
pose swo fod-rsy give facts generally
known and secondly bring orciby view the ready
that the trouble taking business transaction
TO benefit both the psblic and ourselves.
The diseases sprnging from various trades arise either
the nature of the occupations from the materials hand
led used from both these Scarcely
pursuits necessarily unhealthy but win be mpr,,.
dent in their business their pleasure and suffer for their
neglect OF precaution.
Let drst look those who suffer from poisonous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

cacined magnesia viii aid tho action Of the medicine ahy;
absolutely The Relief will do IL work
well without The makers Of locof0c0 matches
phorus which enters tho ooposen Of the tips ehro
mic Inflammation Of the CLOTHS and onsls sometmes he re-
suit this coming very nsdiousy and NOT cecked
Of Tho mnes called 6y The doctors the WAan this
be checked by garge made up 0I
equal proportions Of the Ready Relief and water.
disease iom Irritating substance applied lungs and ar
passages mechanically with wh indeed OF those mem
toned previously might be classet
Frs, boiler MAKERs' MhITEsAITns, EooKGTas,
nsiACciHiNIers FuRRIERS AND FUR DEALERsY
MkHM CUTTERS AND nRHL;ERS HATTkEs9
LAPIDxkIEs scUl nT1s sTnNE CuTTERs, sI1-
ERs' STREET sWEEPERSAND WOOL PuILERs-
are subject particularly affections and consump.
ton &risag from tho 0oatnE parces of rriang matsr
he process In which they engaged and
Ready Relief applied externally over the hrcat Ana chc
and the Renosatng Resslvent taken iuernaly viii seiiy
effect cure and remove all traces Of ncipent
MATTERS
silk hats has greatly diminished this tendency respirstc =
preventive and indeed aid h cura
silk handkerchief loosely tied the mouth and nosrs
when directly exposed Is az good anything generuns
Relief and Resovent will soon restore the system hsa
FARMERS, osTLERs, GROoMs AND ALI. WHO
liable 10 the distressing though rarely complaint
asthma shellac produce the same diseasa AMI
hence haters especially sealing wax are
subject 10 It, Ashmatc people erbaly lived yet
the complaint by means agreeable The Ready RELIEF
Renovang Resolven taken according directions win effect
cure. -
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BoATMEN, PLANTERS OR FARMERS RESIDING
IN LOW OR OCCASIONALLY OVER
FLOWED GROUNDS
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TYPE POWDERS REwTERERs, PAINTERS. PLUMB
MANUFACTURES OR SHOT TOWERS

exposed TO the lead disease This like the copper disease
produce series Of nsdous but scarcely noticed symp
toms ending sometimes In paralysis, especially with
painters and white lead makers in what generally called
painters collie. These all, times, will notice mouth
more particularly at rising sugary and slightly astrngent
TASTE construction of the wndpipe pain and neasiness
region OF the stomach and occasionally followed
times by vomiting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
sTAGEDRIvERS
PHYSICIANS,

liable suffer from diabees for which the Regulating
Pills and Resovent should be used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
SOAP BOILERS,

In conc commissions and diarha The Ready Relief will re
these Lemonade should be used occasionally as drink
fruit slightly
n pleasant well as valuable Juyant Butermk answers
n coed purpose In these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23

are liable to troublesome akin disease, devel-
ing itself the scalp and sometimes in little patches the
back Of the thumbs fore fingers the lower extremity OF
the spne attended with itching and scaling oil OF the cutce
In the former cases the Regulating pills will be found
conOned with the Ready Relief In the latter the Resovent
ernaly with the RELIEF applied externally diluted at rs but
gradually increased TO It's fall extent The Regulating Pills
may be used indicated by tho the
stomach and bowels.
The effect OF alkaline contact IL sometimes shown on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
FEATHER DREssERs MILLINERs, PAPER FOLDERS
PAPER BOX MAKERS, MATCH DIPPERS.
SEAMSTRESSES AND THE LIKE

liable to cosveness piles and general debility But what.
they have dread the arrangement secreon
which nature has wisely given them for their health and
full irregular mensruaon whites kidney weakness
debility swimming of the head inflammation the ovariea
and womb disease all Of whchhe READY RELIEF and
REGULATING PILLS confidently prescribed suhject
chlorosis be the the RKSOLVENT in
addition to the other two remedies named.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
PRINTERS AND MINERS.

will find the Relief protection against fever and apue an
other uaaarious diseasea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
SEAMEN,

through long abstinence from vegetable diet are subject
70 scurvy. The of Railways Regulating Pulls
and Rsnoysti1g kesoyent Is sure andose for
or yellow fever, Railways Ready Relief and Regu-
ating Pills are positive preyentives If taken before
the attacks, and certain curatives IL used after,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
PRINTERS AND TYPE FOUNDERS,
MAsONs AND BRICKLAYERs' ASSISTANTS AND
MORE ESPECIALLY LIME BURNERS
AND WHITKWASIERH
POWDER MAKERS
THE MAKERS OF LoCoFoco MATCHES

subject 10 heart hrobbng and heart disease with
nessof. bowels, and both these and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
PAPER STEAMERS AND TAxIDERMIsTs

Occasionally suffer most distressing sympomsthe for
from the snowy they and the latter from their
curry. fued breath uncommon with rather
times considerable increase of saliva construction of
me lower part OF me throat which seems 20 extend INTO the
which and suddenly black and offensive
stools high coored urine These Of the symptoms
that people engaged at these occupations quite
plump and apparently enjoy the best Of health having espe
caly fresh and clear complexion. IT. however, they into
any other employment refrain from work weeks
they are very apt be visited with many or al OF the above
with the Regulating Pills the Relief being resorted order
TO remove immediate pain or Distress
ENAMEILERs,, MANuFACTuRERs OF
PLATERS AND REFINERs,
liable many of the above symptoms Elecroypers
especially liable to arrangement OF the bladder
PRINTERS AND TYPE FOUNDERS,
from their handling of type metal contract the effects
anthony This shown by the temporary paralysis
fingers and hands, copous Stools cold night sweas loss Of
times though drinking nothing but water they feel confused
semi intoxicated sensation In the head The treatment here
Ready Relief drink when the chronic
the Renovang Resovent must be used aduvan the
Relief and Pills.
MAsoNs AND BRICKLAYERs, ASSISTANTS, AND
AND wHITRwAsHERS,
constantly liable TO vomiting pains limbs temporary
diet muclagnous drinks and the Of the Ready Relief will
remove most of those symptoms the Resoven being also
lows demanding the of the Regulating Pills The particles
Of lime IN the eyes are apt produce conuncvs which
into which the Ready Relief put in hepropoiop Of six dops
70 every two table spoonsful increased gradually
drops dose or two Of the Regulating Pills will materially
sist in subduing the inflammation
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DROvERS AND CATTLE DEALERS

through the South and West look upon sovereign and
fallble remedy In all such cases. Hence too,
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BASKETMAKERs, BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,
AND TAILOKS.

from their sedenary habits subject piles anema ym
dropsy Of the chest general debility and the habit Of the
body tend that appoplexy, consumption and
summary and eaectual For hypecondria the READY RE
LATING PILLS and RES6Lv EAT and for amenia all three
of the remedies The treatment of other affections been
already Indicated
The complaints of females engaged at various occupations
are different from males In of their
cuary of organization II Is that those who lead
dentary life occupied n pursuits which require them to
stand lean their labor subject similar diseases
with those Of the opposite in like occupations Thus
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MATTERS
ARMERs, osrLERs GRooMs, AND ALL WHO
BAKERS,

from the action Of the acid Of tho skin Of e
Sy s na ss snSss s
nnyang kesovent = sure remedy but the Relief diluted
sooner -'' '.'-
ease gradual reimbursement Or softenns Of the sub
y
oH1ss AND hB1s2hs AnR
neuralgia shd cos.vensss The treat
mi nj N ne.s ns. maawsys Ready and
Ksdwsy Regulating pills will IN few hours regula
he sa 1ss III as0raA and
Exposure TO heat characterzes occupations, thus
IRON FOUNDERS la9Ss COOKS AND
are liable TO asthma cos.iyeness rheumatism and tnA.,ns
ton Of the spleen ver Enlargement the liver q very
common among MI persons exposed Hence L
consns oTssn and
s F ~
may combined with scrcuioas habit viii We'd
WhOu. The ksnovatps kesoyeu which utterly roots he
' GREAT WEIGHTS, ~ -
Break ere s Violence e lie Relief I'm
effect q cure.
BOATMEN DECK HANDS, DITCHERS, DOCK
BUILDERS, sEAFARING MEN, RAF1SMEN,
PHYSICIANS, STAGE-DRIVERS
TRUCKMEN,
and all exposed TO sudden changes weather. liable "a
liver complaint and rheumatic affections but especially
10 spleen disease.
EEAMEN,
through long abstinence vegetable diet are subject
TO scurvy. The of Railways Regulating Pulls
and Renoysting Resovent Is sure antidote for
or yellow fever, Railways Ready Relief and Regu-
lating Pills positive preventves If taken before
the attacks, and certain curatives IL used after.
STAGEDRIVERS
liable 10 suffer from which the Regulating
Pills and Resolvent should be used
PHYSICIANS,
who frequently much exposed should be without
the Ready Relief especially IN visiting patients with con-
tagious diseases The head hands face thoroughly
with n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23
COPPERsMITHs BRASS FOUNDERS, BRAZIERs AND
PINMAKERS,

From their manipulation copper and compounds take
into their system either the papable dust of its oxides
salts their fumes The result copper disease whose
symptoms less violence
ing slowly along until the system is utterly destroyed
opening to apparent diseases The victim
the copper disease notices perhaps rising the morning
slightly acrd taste In the mouth slight construction of the
throat the and parched sometimes sickness
the stomach He thinks he has caught cold and probably
advertised expectoan which leaves him than
fore At times there attack of collie II dysenAery
at all epidemic he is liable 70 be attacked and his omna
and tenesmus the doors call them namely his
bowels and disposition STOOL exceedingly violent
Often thirst which he cannot account for dsend-
blood, or an nndefnable anxiety, is the commencing
symptom and is scarcely noticed. Cramps sometimes
accompanied OF the symptoms previously
rated headache the close work. during the day Is
quite preventive of these would be The use Of
respator which checks the to the lungs stomach of
the dust and gloves to keep from the pores
skin generous diet should be used the bowels kept open
by moderate doses of Railways Regulating Pills. should
be taken the morning evening Railway Ready Relief
and the use Of Railways Renoyang Resoyen in
until the system is rid of the poison -
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LAWYERS, AUTHORS, EDITORS TEACHERS MEL
CHANTS AND CLERGYMEN

effected much with neuralgia cosvsness The treat
m, Mt In thee Railway Ready Enthusiastically and
pain Immediately ceases after s application
ty the bowels and liver In certain neuralgia and
other affections, the Reeolvent IL reaujsita
Exposure " heat characterzes some occupations thus
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fetal. $c23 ,SS l2355alSo $685. 66 42s 1875
interesting to note how the heavy shipments Of
specie which have been made this year have affected the
bullion reserves Of these banks The following table will
chow the movement Of the banks Of New Orleans, New
Ysrk Boston and Philadelphia for the past nine months
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MISCELLANEOUS.


D0PULAR ESSAY.
ON THE
DISEASES INCIDENT
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The Bank OF Lansingburg has just declared rs ninety
hrst semi annual dividend Of four per cent
The receipts of -four and grain Chicago for the
ending Saturday and for the compare with 1858