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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
NETWORK yOURNALIsn.

Although We endesvor, in this benishted section
OF our common AID well beloved country, TO prin!
newspapers which shall amuse, entertain and in
struct, and although we do not suppose that, ever
here editors are the lowest, basest and meanes! OF
mankind, vet We are sometimes thrown into pro-
fundty Of low spirits BY noticing that in Boston
they think that We are al those dreadful sdjectTes
and that the conductors Of the Tri.mOntane sheets
do not wholly approve our methods, manner and
morality. The peculiar BOs.onian Notion is that q
paper should be conducted with a special caveat
against making it Interesting to the public. m,n
whose neiehbor is .hot should know nothing about
il, because il is neither respectable nor is i agree
able for subscriber to have such propinquity OF
homicide. 1t is not pleasant, in village, to have
house Of iT-fame exploded under ones very caves.
Murders are far from respectable. Rapes are ras-
cally. AL possible scandal should be hu'hed up for
the ,ske Of relatives, Of real estate and of civic
reputation Wherefore, it will be seen, it is q
great deal easier, and great deal cheaper
to print newspaper in Boston than it can
possibly be in New.York. Because, in Boston,
as is well known, no immortality ever, By the small
y,
profound spection-that We never heard any
thing wrong of Boston. The men are braye-the
women are pure. No one, whatever else hi, eIperi.
ence. ever heard of Mr. Jos. Hiss and OF the Nun.
merry scandal. There never WAS q word said in
Boston papers Of tie amorous proposition o! the
Nun who invited Mr. Hiss to accompany her to
Montreal There never was the least scandal
abou, the RoIbuIy dinner. There never was 3
dirty question brought before the Legislative Com.
mttee; and If there had been, Of course, the Bos-
ton newspapers never said sIy thing about it. They
of certainty, hushed up the whole thing. The
Daily Adrtrtstr said word about the Hiss the
Nur, and the explosion. And when that unf1rtu-
ra.e clergyman go. into tia! unfortunate Aphro-
dtean scrape and was tried for H. and, for it, got
immense houses at the fremont Temple, to hear
him preach tie Word Of God, Of cour.e, The Boz
ten Prem in general and The Boston Courier in
particular, suppressed the whole matter. Nobody
ever heard tie nswsboys Of Boston vociferatins s
seas mag. Nobody ever heard whisper OF 4
smutty ,usge s.ion in Boston streets or IN general
Boston society.
Here, we cannot nansge to keep up the ideal
standard Of purity which clothes our Boston friends
as with garment. We have, however, An AMOR
tunste hsb. Of printing the news OF this we
give considerable variety. Some Of isp.easant
some Of it is entertaining some Of il is pathetic
some Of il is Indifferent. But We print il a. II
comes 70 u, because nothing here is hidden IN 8
corner: because authentic information Is better
thar irresponsible intelligence because here it is
.,y TO impart a certain amount Of information
without titi.lasng prurien. Imagination. In Dos
t9o. vsET 60 Tns Cssr;eV he i1stos to az, Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

CArcHr AT LAsr.-Durng the Atlantic Telegraph
Celebration in Albany lsst Fail, merchaat OF that
city was relieved by pickpocfet Of his wallet con-
tsirirs 800 Three fellows were arrested, n,uely,
John Arn.itage, Charles Norder, and Charles Res,
alias Williams, bu. the latter msnsged TO escape By
knocking down the officer who had him in charge.
Armiiase ard Norden were convicted Of the charge,
ard ent to s.ste Prison Russ kept out Of tie way,
ard was net heard of until few days ago. when the
police, in making descent upon . panel house in
White street which place was subsequently fined,
learned tia. he had been the proprietor. Last evening
Detective Sowey net the accuied in Elm Street. and
mnthsd lin to tesdquai.ss, where be was locked u2
Tie ALL oyitiss o. Albany have bssa no.is3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
Or Cores LoIExGEs
eure Coash, Cold Hosrseness and lpfpe-za
Any Irritation Q Sorrue.s Of the Throsi.
BEowks BkoNcHIAL TRooHES
Relieve the Hacking Cough In ConiumP,io1,
Bropshitia Whoorins Cough, Asthma, CstsrIh
Blows BEoScHiAL TkoCHEs
Clear and strengthen the woke Of SINGERS.
Ipalspeps abls to PVELtc epEAEEkS-
BRoNNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHES
Foothins aId simple-CutL DARN u.e them.
AssIstlBs EIreetors,lon ana coiins hcaE'.n-sa
Prssmiseb.ly the first sIa beat"
kKt HENRY WAND BFEcRFs
rsoonm.nd their ute 10 Public spestsTs'
REv. y. II CHkPfS, Nnw-fokk
Shan, proyed them excellent for WbcoPins Coosh
REV II. W. wsEkES, BoSYoN.
An ola l.Ay e nd having tired many remedies toF A'h"a
Nth nc b-retd fund grsa. RESET from the Trochot
hEv. D. ltTTs. fRsNkToSI, III
0re., ksp.kt IN affections Ct the Bronchial gans
Ds j. y. W. LAM, BosroN
"a sapls ani elegant alton for Coughs, kG"
DR- @. y. BIcELow, BosIoN.
aol bx praiElsts eyeFY~here. s cent? per eca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

The steamship North Briton, which arrived at
Portland yesterday, brings no later news from
Europe but puts in possession Of interesting I'd.
ditoas to the intelligence BY the Arabia. Prince
Napoleon was said to be the chief instgatcr Of the
war which still seemed impending. A ruuour was
current in Turin that tie King Of Sardinia had
been privately married, and was now seeking a
divorce Prussia had signiied her intention to
cooperate with England in the effort for peaceful
salutaton of existing difficulties The North
Brton's mails reached the city early this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
Tatle Anosiatea Pr,sa

WAsBINGroS, Friday March III, 1850.
The Uoa. Il. Il. Gl'ett, borg connected With We
law department of the Government, has p1osshei =
argrnert 10 81 ow that the revenues OF TIE PoslOm~
establishment can be applied, after June next % ~
for transporting the mail and other expers., Of the
department, notwithstanding ,Ae failure o. sas T~f
Office Appropriation bill.
Gen. Denver proposes to teturn to Csitorns y W
next steamer and this involves his resgnstion ~ Con-
missioner of Indian Affairs,
Tie Supreme Court to-day announced decisoss II
seventeen cases, but did not deliver the opinions -
them. The CoUr. then adjourned until December ssH.
ns,irg cleared less than half the calendar.
The Trial Of the Hoe. Daniel h. Siotes va sst
prr baby take place until the week After next, tAs
Grand Jury nct being inclined to give his case pss0s'
derce ever oilers.
A statenie6. made up At the Treasury Depan@sos
shows that the circulation OF the banks thfo7gossi
iaas country in 1856, wss neary two nanarsa sne
fsep millions; in ls57. one hundred snt hfty mu.'ss
and in 1853, one hundred srG ninety'tSfes ~i'n'a'
AID third. c..., -~s.
The remains of the la'e Posimntet1'e 49,
ser TO Tennessee this aern bon, 10 charge - 'u
,s.ron, and Senators Nicholson AID Johssoos ~ NJ
CoIone, Savage Of that State; the ofsr Of Adams "a
p,e,s Company having been accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

1t is reported from Harrisburg that the Commit
tee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature TO whom WAS
reftr RED tie petition OF Mrs. Emily L. Fry for
divorce from her husband, Mr.. Horace b. Fry,
have decided to report bill granting the petition.
We are not surprised at this decision in the Com
mttse; but We are not ready to believe that il viii
be adopted by tie Legislature. Certainly there is
ne other means by which that body could SO deeply
ipiure the State in the opinion Of other communi
ties, a. the passage OF such bill. Whatever the
fact might be- it would be totally impossible to
convince The public that any other influence than
the money Of Mr.. Grisg could have lead to the
passage of so groundless aud uDiustSable 81 act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
THE LESSON OF MURDER.

We have CAUSED to be collected from our files
list Of the known homicides which have been com
mittsd in this Christian Metropolis during the
fourteen months commencing with the Let Of JAnu-
AIRY, 1853, and ending with the last month. They
number for.y-two IN al, be'ids the many instances
in which murder was medtssed AID Attempted,
but no! accomplished. We shau cot inhics the
gtaspy catalogue On oVs 1saisSs, s.sos sAs lsssSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
HERRIsG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.
Lara EiRE AZ plEQsUE. Io~A.

DvBVaCE, Jan y isS.
MARA O. O. HEnkISc Co.-Gent.: l requested By
r E. coOhrsns Of TIL, place say to nat on The
oxpins The al ns about O'clock hs took nTe, soe
~ entire sssci Of soo4 destroyed The heat became
spdasny that Of the sOs could possibly saved
1T fortanstsy his books ard rSper yhch in q
yVur Char poa ssfes al presered PIecy And wei
iAey ney called Champion for during the hole oosfasIs
trfe incsssalt pouring Of fame directly upon the
ssis whiA Contained them Ana still upon cpeninI t. the In
side vss eund V Be scarcely warm VALE the oai..e wa m0
severely soercksA- fouis truly, n. A. NICOTINE
Hsshtss's PArySr cHANrIox fiaE AND BVKGLAs.rioor
8Ayss vita Haas PArKST YowDEE Pkoor Locks. sford The
Qeetsst security Of world Abo Sd board snd
(sor ssfs Of elegant and frish FOR Plate he
wn b PAD 70 any pspon thh' eau show thst
Henfegs Fs>ent Champion Safe failed 20 pysseryv ia
sosseets h an secatcA,al ire. 8. c. HERKNe 4 Co.,
no. 81 Broadway, corner Nurrsy-st.,
oppcsts CIV Hal NeS.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
Arrival Of the Arabia nj Boston.

BosIOS, FnFdy, March IT. 800.
The Royal Mail steamship ArsbA arrived here f''n
Halifax at 10 o'clock this eyeiins. Tie paPets 81 hs
furnish nothing of Interest Additional to thai oo''s.se
il the dispatch shesjy sent over the wired. Her mans
will be sent South over the New.Hsven Road by ne
train, which leaves here g! an early hour to morrow
morning, and cue ia NesioIk stott o clock The
sau,e aiteu Don.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
sscy-lw ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From WaNhingsNd .
esC-yi 81

S,ee.L D.sgaich - The H. 7. Trisers.
WASHINGTON, Friday. March II. tSs
Dsady, recently appointed Judge Of oressx i
The le der of the ulGs PrO-s,vey party 10 ~
State. TIE oiker applicants were Wait, Hssias
ard Chapman
Heudrick, declined TIE Oregon Judgestip. N
Insy 20 TO Bogo.s. II 10 said be must ieavs sss
LAnd Office, IS il will never do for Indiana 10 hare
two Commissioners in the Interior DePstnsst
Dir. Holt will cot assume the duties Of Pest
master. General, TIL Monday.
The Cabinet had lengthy session 10.
dsy. Tie PresideBt said that II he had . Conlrss
elect to convene. be would summon il to msst d
ninety days. The late day at which tbs SostAsn
States hold their elections, and the fact that soas
Of them cannot hold special elections without ~
authority Of their Legislatures ensarrsu ~
Cabinet greatly. II the Post 0fhce Dspartmssl
be not extricated from lie insacisl Difficulties ~
fore the thirteth day of June, tbs GsEernussl
viii be bankrupt. II Congress is Convened pr<
yious to that date the Republicans mrst inevitably
organize it. Which horn Of tie dilemma sAa1 .hs
Administration accept
MIR. Fl Gllet, in this mornings Usiss, tnes b
get Government out Of the scrspc By proving nst
the postal revenues msy be legally used witA'sl
appropriations Why make them, them 10 he
instaIt question which occurs to one AZ az evesis
thi, does rot make up the six or seven millions ~
fieiercy due TO contractors. TIE prevailing in.
preston i., that Corsreu will De convened Asast
the 25ih Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
uudson River Navigation.

RoSDorT, \. 7, Friday, March IT, DE.
The steamer Norsich arrived kRet this mofnag re-
New-YoIk city. She encountaed large qusaIruaos,
heavy ice between here ard Poughksepsis. Tho 10
il moving with each tide AT the Elbow and ct Esopes
Meadows /. is piled Up very thick, rnakics veT
difficult for the steamers 10 work their way throesn
Il will be several days before the ryer vin % W.
bic at this place un!esss warm change N the S'ss~
taEf risrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

DEsrrrurIoS IN CssADA.-A letter il Ias Ls.sy ,.
&C. W. Free Press, from III G.lvray. says The Ps'fx
Of that township are IN 8 sad state OF dest:u.sn
rreat number Of the inhabitants are said 20 Az,
scsrcely aay bread 10 est, whls otteSs have bes.
drcet to tie necessity o: estir taiu-ps AL 'aS'"
CIDER to ksep taem Gvl s,ssr~g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
los. of Ship Civilian.

HANrToY ROADS, Friday, March IT, ~
The ship Cbarsss Hi, from the Chinohas, repan
ton Roads with the captain oh AID crew Of snY
Civilian, sbandored Oh Cspe Horn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

EN..ciPArroy ~ Rrssn.-In ten Of the Govern.
men,s Of Russa, the Committees Of pobles charged
with preparing plan of emancipation, have com
ple.ed tber labors The Committees Of wilma Grod-
70 ard Koyro are among the number. A general
commission las been named to revise the projects of
these three Governments before they submitted to
the Central Committee. 1. IS composed Of one dele
gate named BY tie Minister Of the Interior three named
by the Governor General Of these three Provinces and
Elk mobiles chosen from smorg the Provincial CoG-
uittees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
CoNSIMrTIoN-DR. CmrRCHLL's DISCOVERY.

WNcHEsTERs GENUINE PREPARATION OF the
HYPoPHosPHIIEs LINE, SODA AND PoTAsH
Al dcove!ed and prescribed By Dr. Churchill Of Paris for Gov
SUMPTION.
yhe phJ soloscs effect, Of this REMEDY shown ~ a. ~
cRE.sE OF NERVOUS POWER sometimes from the hT day
Of their Standardization together with UNUSUAL YELLING or
COMFORT TIE APPETITE INCREASES o!ier 10
an manner The eysousons become more RIG
u Az AID MORE ABUSDAST the pesPs.ions have ex'
i,,ea CEASE; SLEEP PROFOUND. AL the
general 3, rpoua disappear with ,pdy which is really maj
velout
saWholssse ard Retail a. The Sole General Depot IN the
United sts:- No. ~ JohEst, tuP saiisl where Circulars
Testimonial, ard ell necessary Information be Obtained N
rrf.feuc. 70 tAii extraordinary curative agent
Price Per bottle .hree bottles for g. Zach bottle 81
Wpeheer Genuine Preparation full directions, with hs
fac .sRe signature C,ILEsDEs Co.. 50 and Walnut sta
Sic Agents toT Philadelphia, j. WINCHESTER.
American and Foreign Agency, No 4s Johns N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

~ b B:ss.so sso.a-,J AKA wiiEsas,
F Fssrsf f I. ssrI ~
J. SNITH RGcs.
Or rRreE-Ho DsSnr,os.
The Price IL marked oc 81 t9s Oooes N Eish rs1'e'
ODE 10 sTkAscEEs;
II, .. mar slsas Of marble, % SAY II tso1 ktowes-
or ytts The gag T..oesfd, F.sHos's uufarsed
y5s,. ,ss seeois is warn sni he proes az bses.
AID d. cLoTaFs are .se eas..tsI ..c ss,I The "ohL'
Thsy bSs. can ass: ycg % bear cot yoar plan
Fer ny esseI haze g: CT viz ,se.d.y n..s goa
sTzIss sTYLEs o. cLoTaNs .,-
For Plosrsde and for tee worrsboPs the coSntio:
IrclufiIS cur New Style. Of
IT, Tezs T9s slsnG o ON &C., oo.,, &C.,
TaE Blspor FRoeE.
.SD oun wATTE.PsooF Dysrts.
Al Of With AZ, entirely nav saa usds expressly ioI o2I
Cry Trsas ,
contain. A., tnr. stok Of ey.IyhiIg LAT u nseesaJ 20
'aTpJ 'ae deesDd. Ct u. h.ils ssosI.aon x.,rt,,
AID from ib, Pics inE The o.s po''Ss' there ca De
"Rso1opy durability AID ssssL9s oo'd as'ee "a
style s1d good workmsI,aP snslPfoH's' q-''' ~
CAN ior everything"
III. bc.iIs. m.xini with ssITn BEoraEsS practice
thsy b,ss .oquired pubic favor and support
,sp rs pIEsIsTisG ~ THLsEi
.tsv oil! rnsin.s.n and esterd .h,. reputation
HsEcH.
Hell blq.t.ry N.sss: Tss slas .sa ,,,sa:
rough they flss -. tmihHs'
liz verbs hoo1 thru gh sap ara hood.
And 70 their g. sealed bud. are ming
A, nn.lY TIE Slows the oroous bosl,
Tie squirrel lesps th,oc ga sporting ssnche'i
Old Writer WON 10 igh foii2ra,
Add spiBs's yevns houncs toll o. nH n1Hea7''
Oh month vho.s bTts'h requires stes'h
On 81 The bue, Of tse Ser pronise.
Though ke.n and blind. thy drstJ wind
At e.,t tnoust taen cid Winter rom us'
Econ shall BE- ssu il oimplot Usen,
The eaIth from frosty cb.lns emerging.
And Summers breeze will fan the tfee4
VITA tsoge. Of new blown blossomI sEgng
To thee ". owe this healthy glow
Watch s.iiI the blood with y-snsl vtScr'
Ana rishtly lyest-psDts, Goa; ana vest
We've l;.e 70 feel Thy yigor.
Al these we hpd-good tsre combined
With Chesppess that oCts;Tips sill oto-is-
Al hose .hrte sores wbobe golden doom
Fly open Of the Esue-SAiTH BzoThieS
10. i2z, lSs sad 10 Tulton ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
The FRY Divorce Case.

HARRISBURG, Pa Friday, March III, 1879.
The COMMITTEES Of tie Legislature have resolved
report bin granting tie divorce asked Tor by the vile
Of Mr. Horace b. Fry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
Tho Wanderers Cargo,

SAVANNAH, Thursday, March To, Nv
TIE Republican Gays that portion Of the Afrioss
imported in the Wandsrer and carried to Jsokssa
Telfair Co., were arrested nesr Albany and sanisd
back 50 miles. They will probably 10 claimed y
owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

TIE St. Petersburg correspondent Of the ma.
y,H1ance Beige states that the Gar hiss determined
upon putting up telegraph from ST. Petersburg 70 tnc
mouth Of the Amoor, for Government purposes Ian
would be nearly half way to the Columbia River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
Neupork Daily Gtibatre
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1859.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice taken Of Communication Wha.
Intended for insertion nn Be sutbsDtcsee ~ the
name address Of the writsuot necessarily for pnsos-
ton, but ~ guaranty tor his good hith
". cannot undertake to return rejected Communest,oah
Run. letter. for THt rRsUEE oce saoad % Al b
sAdr,,.eS TO HORACE GREELEY L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
The Canada Outward Bound.

HALHAH, FlidAyI MaIcl IT. To-
Tie Royal Mail steamship Catscs, arrived ~
O'Clock a. N. from Boston, and sailed at O'clock -
Liverpool Weather cloudy and calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12


TIE Commercial TFnes's annual statement O. 49,
and commerce. psb,sasd this afternoon, saovs re3-cns
10 vL,.t LAT 5e to.s, q fsin Lake
it5s Vas a 500 bcshe ssa.ns. ls @et"o eusce
Tle .o1. the lake regions b. vtroos 4.
es.;w.rd u lts WeIs ss+o.9 bEshss. sss-ss tAs'"'
o.
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Father Chiniquy at Toronto.

IOKONID TTIuh!I HstVH TT TO-.
Father Chimney delivered lecture here last sveer
ing. piyipy the history Ct bis Illinois troubles
large body of police on hand to prevent DISTURB
alCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

The mail. for Europe by the steamship City OF
Baltimore viii close this morning, at l04 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

BOsTos, Friday, March ii, 1870.
The Committee Of Remorstrancs against the "
mcvsl Of tie Boston Post Office lea fot WNai,6SN
this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
Weather Reports.
Wheat Shipments,

no,r,,u-R.u,,s.I. ulo. e,ss,' .sa sis.T ssOsas,
plensd Gay; regular Spring wessaeri saov gang tss
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IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.
AMERICAN DisPENSAToRY,
JoaS KISG, NJ n


peatiy bound in leather. Pnce 60
Their no ober IN Europe Americs cetups sueh
,pptepst Of information this Esrdng the history ners
n.0,s yhues ard Of indigenous aud exooc meoclna
rs.nt nor which fully explains the VARIOUS pocestt oy
hioh ,h,lf ptrtss extracted their mPo1no pre-
sr and indeed mueh OF the matter pssented can be ouhd
IN 10 other ycluus To render tue wok Paecsy Hst
f 10 tht pAyscsn phsTmsceu.t and 20 bhng Up IN al
r,p ga 20 Tie discoveries and In medical science
cf the pFsstr day nshT pains expense have been e0
SAY. The American Journal Of Parma y.
The uerf er bodes rEe number 81 facts CT stb-rsl
cal Character " hieh deserve q be studied. re
Snoh being given % es s pg AnS affk
Ot.eIy stiOT tlI,S. 70 American Psu "i oe''Sy
h. aiteaesd y It'll excellent Tcsut..' . ,
Tits volume eompts In i;te giving The m.eris Hr1A OF
both the Cd AID schools Ct medicine.
Yor a.. by Pail OAKLEY Co No p MlrrsJ.r, aud
s 4 NNL WooD No. SEA Broadway.
GENTLEMEs's HATS, SPRING SrYLEs.-BIRD,
sa 40 invites the attention Of ts customer snd the
pahc 10 sbe s,yes Of HAS the high hnsh ard e OF
heh srr eKessd By the productions Of any nos~ n
trade. piNp' N"- - INN-'NIse-
LACE CURTAINS.
Muslin CURTAINS.
HVsLN BoRntRS
LscS BcaDrsS.
NssTisCLE L.cr.
kc, -.
Kerr Bsos A Lev. 2,l Broadway.
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srEREosoopEs AND srEsEoscorIc VIEWS.

STEREOSCOPEs AND STEREosCoPIC VIEWS
BEcKIL BkornExs
Nc. 10 JoAnSs
Nsnussurs BrsRHoscoPts and Import the Lse., Views
sslsn on slsss and paper Of al para Of ths wOrlt
HOLIowAY's PILLS -Ticdoloureaux, that worst
o. pssss mastered By tbese pm. We have quantity
tesons proving their vcnoe,si ssE lev aosss,
Hsupfsssory No 81 AsiSeu- lane, New-fert
I" For BURNS OR SCALDs.
10 not think there remedy Of eauL ysne - tAs Nae
EtTte sALys 20 Be found Rowland johnson, No sesvs
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, Is tho consequence Of diseased action
III the system, induced by the poisonous miasm 81
vegetable decay. This 6xhalation il evolved by
the action OF solsr heat o. wet so and rises with
the watcry vapor hosn il While the sun 10 below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth Sur
face, and the virus Is taken with il through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts Is an irritating
poison Oh the internal viscera and excrctng organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and tAils to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
hi the circulation, and produce violent constitn-
tonal disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathise With tho liver, and become
disordcred also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
garisn, ~ II in IN attempt to expel the noxious
Infusion concentrates the whole blood Of tine body
in the internal excretores to force thcn To cast It
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushsS 10
the central organs with congestive violence This
is the CHILL. But in this effort Il fails. Then the
FEyER follows, In which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs aud rnshcs 20 the surface, AZ If in
another effort to expcl the irritating poison through
that other great cxcretory - the skin. In this
also il fails, and the system ahandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND A0rE.
Such constitutional disorder will Of course under
mine the health If ii Is not removed.
We have laoDred to find. and have found, an
auts1ntr