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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1859.
Responsible persons from Utah assert positively
that the War Department has contracted for f)ar
at over three times the price a! which it can be
purchased in the Territory. This matter will b.
Investigated next Wioter, together with the enor-
nous extra allowances made in favor Of Russell,
Majors n Waddell over the appraisals Of pay
ussters.
Jobnson's contract for transporting the Caliior
ria Ocean Mail after October is now regarded as
worthless. The Department has written bin to
come here TO conclude arrapg euents but without
effect His bopdsmen may be held answerable.
The Administration is much exercised about the
opposition made BY the Hoe. John Kelly aud Others
to their doctrine denying adopted citizens protec-
ton abroad
If full developments be made on the trial Of Mr.
Seaman, The late Democratic Superintendent OF
Printing, others will be implicated. He was only
one OF corrupt combination.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WISER.
GERMANY PREPARING FOR WAR.
A Corps Of Observation on the Rhite'
ADIET CALLED TO RAISE MONEY
Windischsratz going to Berlin.
THE ALLIES INVESTING THE FOATRESSES.
FILL ACCENTS Of SOLDERING.
A Corps Of Observation on the Rhite.
A DIET CALLED TO RAISE MONEY.
Windischsratz going to Berlin.
the ALLIES INVESTING THE fOATRESSES.
FULL ACCOUNTS OF SOLDERING.
FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT.

The steamship Weser, from Bremen on the ist ana
South All pton the 18th inst arrived al about IA
oc ock this morning. Her sdvlces are two daI later
than our last.
Mr. Miner Gibson hiss accepted the presidency OF
the Board Of Trade declined by Mr.. Cobden.
The Lisbon correspondence TIE Lo"dOn Ne''s s'ys
cfrhe fculty between the Spanish
snd Portuguese Govern oens' relative To 'ne frontier
gu, stlcn have no, yet tfansprro lie told ths' tae
bone of contention is some three leagues al lana on
the frontier and although alarmsts slsh to make out
,lar tie Spanish Government has scot troops TO
Batsioz with the purpose of threatening Portugal
and has dope at the instance q France, there Is
every probability that the matter will be amicably
arranged.
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CAss ONNATURALIZArION.

In the shape of drpstch to our Minister at
Berlin, Mr.. Csss publishes ia The Washington
Constitution an spology for and defence of the
doctrines announced ia some recent letters Of his
which have given 90 great shock to our adopted
citizens This document begins WITH denouuciog
the doctrine of perpetual allegiance as rel:t Of
barbaiisn. 1t fully admits the tight of eIp,tria-
ton as having been engrafted into the Con,tdtion
Of the United States, by that clsuse Of it which
copf,rs upon Congress the power to establish
Uniform Iule Of naturalization. 1t alleges th,t
from and after the date If his naturalization with
the exception that he cannot become President OF
the United S,ates) the naturallzed citizen placed
upon the very same footing both at home and
abroad, as the native citizen. Sill Mr.. Csss JUS
titles the opinion which he gave in his lie Cerc and
Hofer letters, on tie ground that be bad 10 view
in those letters only the cases of naturalized cit
zens Who at toe time they left their native country,
were already under obi cations of military service,
by having been already drafted into the army
lie sets up a distinction between these cases and
that of Ia Sc who at the time of their emigration
were subject Only to liability 10 future military
service
The distinction, however, between these two
cases does not by any means seem so clear.
There is room to spprehend that, in bis negota-
tistions with tie Governments of Germany, Mr.
Cas- msy fad himself vegy hard pressed ny the
concessions be has himself made He compares
the case Of German subject drafted into the army
to that of British or American soldier who has
voluntarily enlisted. He seems to re gard the eva
sion by Germsn subject Of forced and involun-
tsry service as standiog upon the ground of a
bresch of son,rac'. Ia the case Il vollntaIy en-
lstment, the soldier IS personally and individually
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Mr. Greeley arrived ST Fort Laramie on the 26.h
ult and expected 10 wait there for come days for the
passage OF the mail, with which ne was going to Sail.
L,ke City. HIS injured leg was nearly We'll again.
Mr.. Chedell, the Director OF the Central Railroad
who injured by the accident at Oneia, is recoy-
eriiy much more rapidly than ~as anticipated.
The Duchess Of Hamilton whose son married
German princess, is dead. Size was the daughter of
William Beekiord Of Forthil, the author of
"Ya,bek."
The Duchess Ct Kent, mother Of Queen Victoria,
Is suffering from internal cancer.
Mr.. RaIey is now again in London, tanning fero-
c.ous horses, giving lessons TO cavalry officers and
rough riders, and occasionally exhibiting bis art in
public. When he returns TO this country, he will
bring the famous horse Cruiser With him.
Baron Won Gerolt, Prussian Minister, is q. the
Gramerey Park Hotel, and intends making this
city bis residence for the Sumner.
Burglars paid visit to the Office Of Gerrit
Smith, at Peterboro, night lsst week They
broke in the door, blew open iron safe with gun.
powder, aHd esgI.sd II sb0at tl00 - money
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THE BATTLE OF SOLDERING.
THE FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT.
The Erench GnYei as nnhlirhed the following


HEADeUAETERs, CayRI.Ss, June %.
Aer the Battle Of Magenta AID tie combat Of nasnano the
Ausas had precp,sted their retreat the anco abndon
ina one sfss tie the lines of the AIDA the Oo and tue
Chase There every 20 beeys that they Intended
10 Concentrate ell their behind the Mncio and was
upslt the allied army shoall py possible
tie principal points u the nights which extend from Tomato
s.r Volta which form the south Of Lake GAis
ssaor.rs,n Ct small bA. in many places very sbsp The
ss potts received By the Emperor Napoleon indicated, fact
that the enemy had tsndon.d these Egas aud retired behind
the river.
Accorcrf general order given by the Emperor Of the
French tie evening of the sd the army Of the KING Of Pied
sdyaIc. Po zzoeIgo Asnh,l Baraga.y Jun
rs so,riEo Marshal the Duke Of Magenta Csrana
Geo Me, Gui5dzZolo and Marshal CsnrobeEt Mdole
The Imperial Guard march CastRone AMI the
division, cavalry Of the line take position In the plain be-
sor Mrdse l. had been decided ;h,; he
should O'Clock IL tie morning IN o!deE 70
avoid TIE excessive heat u the day.
Ne'srhe.s Ggr the "a sevr, i.tacsmsnss Of tie enemy
bowed themselves edeIen. ponu and he Emperor had re-
.iyea notice Of but, the Aurss in the habit Of
mailing ossanes bis Majesty only regarded
those mark II The and attention which
they give obtaining information and posc Ing Themselves
Al In morning Of toe 2ih the Emperor, who was a.
MsnechAo heard report Of in the plain and pro-
c--d.d IL all haste Cssons where the Imperial Guard
70 assemble. During the nigh, tie Austrian amy which
had decided on assuming the offensive had passed he MncIo
Gcit vs s Mon1subno and PrscheTa and ssan occupied
toe PsEl nL..s Lad recently aDaa1oaed TAs wa ss rs
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A Washington letter 10 The n. Y. Herald,
written as that journal alleges, by u careful cor
respondent" states, on the authority of a Demo-
cratic Senator, that the number Of cargoes OF
African sl,yes landed on the cast If the U0ted
States, and struggled into the interior since Nay
ls4s, amounts TO sixty or seventy. aud according
to the same authority, twelve vessels more arc ex
pected within ninety days.
Such stst.m are, no doubt. to be recc we'd
with n good many grains OF allowance; but whore
there is 30 much smoke we may reasonably expect
a certain amount Of fire. The case of the yatch
Wsnderer abundaDtly proves how easy 1t Is to land
slaves on the coast aud transfer them into the in-
terror without it being known to the public what
is going on. IT. with all the efforts made or pre-
ten ded to be made by the Government to trace the
neg oes imported by tbst vessel, and with all the
pubic attention attracted to that case, it was pos
sble 10 land the cargo Of the Wanderer, and 20
carry the negroes into the Interior, without scarcely
trace Of them being found tue came thing may
evd, ntly be dole over a1d over again by vessels
which have attracted no attention to themselves.
There ore number Of uhfrequeuted ports on the
Gulf of Mexico which, according to all accounts,
are used for these operations. 1t having been
demonstrated in the care of the Wauderer bow
little is to be appreciated 10 the way of the
enforcement Of the laws, there seems no serious
obstacle to the rapid growth of this contrabano
trsfic. But how loDs will it remain contrabaod :
There can be little doubt that at the next ressnn
of Congress strong demonstration wi'l be msde t.
obtain the repeal of the probibitory laws. Seser'l
politicians who committed themselves little too
early opponents of the revival of the traffic, viii
eudeavor 10 make their pace with its advoc ,tes by
going for the repeal Of the Federal laws against it,
leaving each State to settle for itself the policy Of
revival Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi is said t.
have such bill in preparation.
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bALIiNoAk, rHdsy, July To- l''''
Horace II. Day ct a.. at. John Steuman CT al
These cases, which have occupied tae United States
Circuit Cont before the Hoo. Judge Gies for the pas:
two weeks, terulibs;ed to day. The Hon. John II B..
Larobe Of this c'y, MADE the clOsing arg amer. for
the panii. The magnitude Of the question at i.sas,
he exclusive right of the plaintiff Manufacture i'm
port and sell every description Of woven elastic 1dis
rubber goods, aud the distinguished array OF legal
talent engaged have created general interest here,
and great anxiety is felt 10y dealers through the
country conceInig TIE result this is the first final
hearing this cass Of before going to the Sd
prele Court VI tls Ul.led sl2tes.
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Duel Between d. jennings Wise
and Patrick Henry Aylett.

KIDHNWNDl ' n, T Tt'0Ji J.ty TT
duel came off to-day in North Carolina, bet Feen
q. Jennings Wise Of TIE Enquirer, and PaIick Henry
A,ett a contributor TO the coilursof The trimmer.
Mr. Yeti FREQ first: Mr. Vie then fired in the air.
wtep Mr.. Aylett withdrew the chsienge aud a. ked
for a reconciliation, which Dir. Wise reiu'ed. The
difficulty grew out of the late controversy between
Tie Enqu,rer and ErdmiH'r on the subject OF inter
Y. niun nd non Intervention.
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The Death of Mr. ChOate.
BOsION. Ia iay. JuyIl

Mr. Cho tes life usuiec zoe 81 OO0, as follows
sio.DOo in the Ne E-Ecg land Mutu,l Co, ssa s. 900
esch 10 the Hessaehusetts Quarter Oak al C1nnec-
Il, ut Offices.
Tter- sill he spt-linrary mee,i0g of the Suffolk
Bar tomorrow when comm tee will bs oh,--n to
n axe suitable arrangements in reference to the death
a Mr. Ctoefe
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Naval.

PBTG,DELrHIA Friday, July T., $50
Tie sloop ofwsr Lancaster viii be eta ned tea days
for repairs TO uSchOey L. c, nsequ-nce of this De-
10y Il yrobab.c tia, the flag flicsr for the Pa
cfc Squscror will proceed the Pacific via Pals
Cuuot"re Lcrg, bis predecessor, returning iGvs-
id.d. Duiiig the storm # Thursday evening two
dcssrirg sesnler e ;he Lancaster lesped overheard
AID were probably drowned.
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NOn-Arrivai of the Indian.

FATBtE PoIsT Friday, July -, ls59-l2P.N
There sfe yet no signs ~ the steamship Iadian, now
fully cue, with Liverpool dates Of the 9Th inst. The
weather is beautifully clear.
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Suicide.

WORCESTER, Mass Friday, July -, 1853.
Edward II lienmensay, president OF the Peop IS
Insurance Company, a wealthy aud unmarried man.
committed suicide this noon. Cause, temporary in-
sanity, produced by ii health.
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To Bsslncss Jien.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
ave Wares Inventions Lands anything ee TO cell must ad
they expect to end purchasers and ~e believe hee
40 other Advertising medium sood asTas "ssyLY TssUsE
It has larger circulation than sry other in the world
circulating largely among Farmers Merchants Manufacturers
Mechanics, &c Price Q, per line Insertion
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PcnnsyIvania Supre me Court.

HARVESTING, Pa, Frilay, July 10, no.
The Governor has appointed James Gamble eh'
member OF Cons ress Presiding Judge of the Supreme
Court. which office was made vacant by the death OF
JUG pc BnrLsile.
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Railroad Accident.

WHITE kiYIR JUNCTION. July H.
Tie eu.'ns and tender attached to the pss'eoger
tan on tn. srnon Ceu-ral Rarc Sd w-re brokea op
to c-y, New Ean1cpo. b. running oif the track
7 pa-sfrget cars sere saved, snd tie fl emsn All
baggage master were badly injured, but No othela.
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Regatta.

NEw.LosDoN, Conn, Friday, July u, ISI9.
TIE chs.eI 20 regatta for purse of 300 between
the Club boats EagIet and Pequot of this city took
o ace tbs afternoon. The PequOt won by half sec
ord. IRE distaIce three miles was accomplished 10
u min JSI sec. by the Peqoot, and Il mln - sec.
nv the Eaglet.
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Congressional Nomination.

SAyANNAH, TUufsday, July II, Io)J'
TIE Democrats OF the Isl Di,tr ct have nom'na'ed
Peter T. Love fox Congresr il place OF the Hon. 81.
ID. Seward, VITO ceclLes q renvu!natiOn.
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Nesp?lork daily Gribn,Ie
SATURDAY. JULY 16, 1859.
TO CnRRFHPNNUENTS.

TO taken II Anonymous CmuuncstioRs "hN
intended for insertion mus. be snLenicseS ov tht
aud address Of the ~rteruot necessarily Tor pueuos
ten but as guaranty hr his god faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
letters TRfBUsr Office should In III be
addressed TO HoRAcy GRHsLEy Co
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To Inventors.

We shall be pleased to receive from inventors dc
tailed accounts of theiI inventions discovere, and II sq
s,,y important viii notice them for the bene6 Of reader,
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Killed by Lightning.

OsWtGO, Fnday, JnIy ID, ToO'.
Miss Colles.s Robinson Of South West, Oswego
County, sged IL years, was struck by Lightning TINS
morning, aud Instantly killed.
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r,np,yKs. STANDARD ScALvs.

More than One Hand ed different nSS'heatoo. siapDH
ever, branch Of bs,ine., where ao's and ds'' Se'
"a ,rauieo Ths.e sc.s In Use In DesJ e'efJ "ane
,b,o.,hu, the civilized world. and He ne ons oosroVso
BALANCES that hare nsrited and '"e'e' VIC '''' A"'
,9.onece Of TIE b-sireH rsSf~
.u,ts Examine or ,sld fot a. WsIirasS Ci-erla-
Fnss,sKS I Co,
No ls9 Bro.awsJ New Y,;k.
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LILIES PATENT
FlgE AND BURCLaE-PRoof SAFtS
Irs oo-tide-.d by cru p-teut Judg.s 70 BE-
TnE ONLY R,LfAELs satES ~ sAEEti.
lf,irs, the moe; ssllfll bu ga 70
SURF PROTECIIos,
E,iur II ei with POso-i.Pr-I - lbiuatio1 LoCS 81
Lille Ows NASUrscTURE.
Ard The o - FIRE 81 O,hsosh proved them 20 h
TIE MOST kkLiAgLE fIRL-PROor sAPti
For sale By
re. is9 Broadway. New York
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Jons II. TYsOr, New Brunswick, j., has Tns TRIBUNE
for sale.
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TIE mails for Europe, vi, southampton and
Havre, by the United States steamer Vanderbilt,
will close this morning at 104 o'clock.
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VUKTIo VVht tVtN bhLUNLSS.-I us TtHIrU!
Il reliable contains OIL lead sulphur IL has tested in
Boston Providence and toe Eastern States CUsrs Pro-
rqetor Providence r. Sold BY M Gaon IN Bo~ery; J..
CoSdirstoa ms Broadway W H. Lewis 81 Green xich.
81 John Jones' 722 Houston New ok. Mrs days O. p.
MINI sld Re ynold Co, bTooiyn. Sele~ Jersey City
W r. Mercer Newark. BASNSS PAkk
No issna rs PAX row General Az nt, .ns ali Drnsg..s
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bourd. TIE obligation las nothing to do with d"
c;,,z,nstip. Its IN the n,ture at debt which be

boopA. TIE Obligation las nothing to do with d"
o;,,,.,stip Its IN the nature at a debt which be
b.. himself cont rscted snd shich he msy WHEN
ever found within ,L- jurisdiction, SID Fhsevrf
te m ~ meanwi HE hSve IN ter
gone b. reasonably efougt called ue'n 70 d''ch"se'
Bat in The German miht4ry service thrfe is 30 en-
I.tuept The irosldual. rs an indiSidual dn-s o.
act ard contracts no obi gitl"n. Tie IS callrd int"
the army. ana kept there merely b. the t'e of BIZ
al. sspce- merely bj TIE facs th-t he to- Subject
of .ucb or such STATE, Now, II 1t be true, as
Mr. Cas, slieas. that the moment foreigner
becomes natur4lized. tis Allegiance to his nitIse
coubtIy is severed forever; IT. to use Mr. Cass's
figure, be lie born anew. and it, il Consequence.
bfosd AID impossible line separates him from his
native country h"w is 1t possible thai 81 obllg,oo
to end,r military service which had no ether basis,
exc Ut Toe mere fact Of his birth within that c1un.
tIy. and bis sllegance to the sovereign of it,
survive bis new bsth aud the total extinction Of
tba, former allegiance
The entire extinction by TIE act of naturalization
Of oil allegiance to any foreign stite or pct-ntat-
would set to csrry with it the simultaneous tx.
trction Of all the cOnseque uces or results of such
ale eiaUce-amobg the res! the extinction Of all
obligations to render military or any other ser
vice, where 10 personal contract exists and where
tre service Vas merely sn incident to The a!cgl-
snce.
WHAT difTereoce 10 fact is there-and this is
question witch the German Governments will be
lkely TO call upon Mr. Cas- to answrr-betSeen
future LIABILITY snd present LIABILITY to military
service ~ben both the enc and the other grOS cut
of the meIe fact Of birth, independent entirely Of
suy consent cooperation the part Of the indI-
yioual lisLle! If a new birth ctsug- Of clti-
zebsbip does not eatinguish the one liability, as
Mr. Case seems to sdmit that it does not. it viii
perhaps not be easy to convince the Gernal Gov
erDmtnts that il exnguistes the other.
1t lie very unfortunate, in visw OF the tenacity
lameuttd by Mr. Cass with which the German
Goyernu ents cling to the military service of those
vbo once owed allegiance to them, that Dir C1ss
should himsel! have put an argument into her
mouths of which they will know well how to avail
themselves 1t would have greatly simplifed mat
tiers, aud probably have fastened Il final arrange
ueIt Of the QUESTION Rad cur Government taken the
plain and ,impe ground that all Obligations to n'll'
tary service were extiDeu,bed smuI raneousy With
The allegiance out Of Which those obligations arose.
But that was too much t. expect of the bun lsr-
beads Of our Democratic Administration. II 1t had
tfen question Of nggers," they would have bad
Cd ar views and distinct purpose from the begin
pings but as it is Only mstter of white 'neo, aud
The az of foreign birth there is no telling when they
will come to rational understanding of the subject.
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ATwATER's IMpROyED DOUBLE THREAD S25

SWING MACHINES university approved There 10 dis
stpon'ue. H. Mac nrcs, they wArauied do
good wesksary o,ber moLy Esianoec send iI eI.g'
w. Once, Ne. TS BIoaa~sy
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GAS CAS- GAS
THt Gas GENERATING COvraLY csreo fa osi ths st.'n
tcn q the public their improved Coat Gas APPAkaI'
erected under NetTs EENDytcs Boss pst-us The Ap
pafsps 20 10 IN co. ssDt pefttn ~ toe - U-
r No e0i Broadway; 81 the Gemsn Club House, NO lo
the tfce Il the Company, NO 5z Broadway oYiS
.s.S tte : Nicbols. Hole. n Y.
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Tup POLAR RrFRIcgnArOR I!

Win FILTER AND WATER CooLER CONFINED ,
The lce-h wedge form OF Corrugated Linc ana
coSpp-t,ly divides aud forms srPns'e provision ch'u
bera The placed the upper pnion OF th box npon
sropg sck, Immediately btnesth the rack inter thiousn
wblh strains uets falling into the lower
suse retained for its sorhc pcrtcs or 70 nave
more added drawn Cd by faucet oi drinking or cult
cannot reach the ice.
acknowledgements air being taken frs, through the ICE,
and no ONE ARTICLE rood IMrARr It's FLAVOR TO
ANOTHER.
feature the and cehuty oy which
the moisture from aud around the provisions This is
dope by leaving exposed the provision chambers the cold
rns.et sdes " sud ctVsr rrceptace wherein all
saete condensed and quickly carried Of by tee waste pipe
Prices.
No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS.
Nc.
BARTLETT Lesley. Manufacturers,
No. 40 Broadw Ay New York.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE WISER.
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TIE BED OF BEDS

The BED OF BEDS
IL ToL MANS SFtF-NLNrILATNG SPSiNG bED AND
Hair Mattress COM inrd, with Self Acting sfes
fok VENTILATION
The rost coufosbe econoTncsl used Every
pes. especially purchasers should We have certificates
81 the highest character @ hundreds sho them
No. 80 CANAL 81. clIner u BIO
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DIR. S. Z. TowNsEND'S SARSAPARIILA
istb@ original
AMERICAN REMEDY
and is pow kno. oil the wodd as the
ONLY PLKNANFNT BLOOD PpRITIgR
AID
ExTERMIxaToS OF DISEASE.
For Scrofors Affections Bilious krp ns OF the sam, Sal
Rhsun. scuIyy, Suma.eI C0npsiut OF d soteTy,
IT STANDS CNKiNALsD
and uusns well tSr any other disease or
mssdy arising tVm
IMPURITIES THr BLOOD
Tits the only SARSAPAgLLA which w do yo1 any good
DO 70! allow youe t. be induced any ohrr Oy The
genuine has
"Dk. JAMES r. CuILToN CHEMIST"
Certificate ihe ur>pISf vi each b,tt'r.
Wholesale ana RctSl De NJ .2 Broadway, New York
A MDsl MINER MELODY.
Twas nisht N the Cog dsy.
And al through the house
Nsht prVwleTs sir Ing
Rosch bed. bus aud mouse.
The chditu uEeasy,
Sonirm,d this way Srd that
The bed.brs preferred them
Becsus- they were fat
Bot OF each insect
Lyons desth P'wo,T feVi
And the rats and the mice, too,
Suceumh.d 10 the Pill ...,, So,
LYONS POWDER harmless O. mankind eei wiz az -ese
insects tsrotn worms plant bugs, &c LYON Mt"NtS
Pats desth TO rats ard ice sod eNorS"oe.'
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SCALES, SCALES, SCALES.

Manufacturers Of and Drsers in SC tLES ever
whol,s sale and retail o. the Old esoisn-d st.i OF
No .; W.TEs ST., near BEEKHAN-sT., NV oks-
On Scales oil wsTsuted. They are nct exc "a v .o
ofsry other naLufscuIer sad are At lover Plce s-S 0
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