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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Cambridge Cattle Market.


hhok1Lo FOR TIE n. I. TRlsUsE, sY GEo. RUrp.
"WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1879
NUMBER ~ Cattle e, market 72 about $40 Beeyes and
~ s;o: consisting oi WCs3ng Oxen, Mich Cows. one
PEieEs of NARsEr BEEF-Ex.1s % 75a 50 5o fr ausN.
z. ssaSs % second quality, 50 50as7; third quality,
- 5Oi ordinary, 81 So
PRicEs oy STORE CArrLE-workins Oxeu y pair, ss01
,SVG rII0d sIsO, Cows and Calves, S}0Q StjQ x67;
asG ~ ' '' y"
snEkP AID L.nss-i,i0 market price. IN It. 81 7je
" escA E1tIs sia t5a 90, OF from y as.c. %.
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SALrThe arrivals Of Liverpool been and
have with fair inquiry a; : ~ for Ashton,s; 25a
III for MaI.hsls JeH,ys Dsrvrn's, and ~ ~ for
Eynss also sales OF Ground al about le and s. Coes a.
10
SHOT are in request &c Or Drop and 7e ne: cash for
Buck
SKINs-Goa fair request and with only light sock
Offering market quite finn sales Of loo bales TsnPco 70
arrive medium weight 4c 10 DO Cora sl y. eoc; "a d..
Rio Hsche 4jc each and 81 DO rt and heavy hsscbo
Soc and Sc Deer Inactive sales OF 500 =
ChAgps 4Sc and u bsle Buenos Ayres &: l5c cSsi.
sPCESWe hear Of further sales Of 10 SrGegs e. c
soAPSales have been made of -. casss Csse a. tc NJ
bcG si l0r.
sPEL TER has been in improved reques. the decline
$40 the spot and 70 arrive. a. 81 d5.e nios
SFEDS-Thc demand is limited fT CoyeTe-d =: So SIC.
Prime is plenty. Tuohy is sailing ~ r. ~ - 81 =
Flsx scsrce ard wanted a. 80 bush Calcutta L;rs,cd
ather quiet the improvement sales Of 59
IN Boston, st 81 81, y bush cash.
STEARiNThe demand exceeds the supply, a-a pricee
nOlnnaL
TEAS-Tbe sale tlis morning ms;uly Of Greens which
generally sold about former prices The Blacks heavy
aud were larsey ~iihdrawu The rate wer- as follows, y
~ ~ Young nysou sSdSsl Hysou T~suksy 27GSS; T.su
hay !1c GuuPower 81 ~ Imperial, tod6i, SoacAng a.
as Conkou, sli; ooiosE. s 4.c.
TNfg has b-er in moderate rrques. the rrduc.ior sales
ofT0 slabs Paacs 81 Sic cash time and spd
d. StTai,. "a uSc, casS I'D Plates c sr6
Leesy sales al go boxes "a at - e. 80 Is and go DO
l. G. Coke 1 81 abQ 81 g. r,os.
WOOL las b~en good rrqe particularly The low sri
dura grades OF Foreign the stock o kch has become euc
he downward teudeucy kss iAerv been arrested tkr
tnsle descriptions is fully equs! The supply, I'D price
sill rule high Tie Transactions IN Native fecs comprise
75eo b 70 choice Saxo1y ieeet; $500 No
CIV Country Pulled AZ So &C. $50 baes
medium California AZ l2GS- 10 bale fine souta Anecsr
Merno and Mes'ixo 25Gc % do Syras 8: lsc1oc; So
sshed sfsx AID Cars Soc 80 do Buepcs AyFe
MorOooo iSe--au mcnihs AID soe Go
q medium do 70 large Eastern Company private
tt.Bs. Nequcte:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

RLOUR AND MEAI--Ihe inquiry loI Westefn CAnA ro1f
. Nv n the day moderate and prices OF the low and n,dr
,lo.S 2o,5S A. bb at this abatement good demand
vaed Ar the receipt Of the steamer. news hrner tehs
rxail,d ,ertsned that the reposed al
.pes Al IT was on week but at the close pces had
secned caused Our arse, % close Se.yy ~ spsS
sr ,iu changed Al sc so for inspd Sate 81 sSS
q 50 COR extra do $sor shipping BIDS round
he; Ss Ieg 80 25 for trade brands do, sSd $sGe tas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Arrivals heavy for The bu; s .od at pes ranging
from % 6ic az in quality lt0 remain n yard UnyA
Sae Of lg for the week ending May le By Miles Bartlett
comm.on Merchants No 2s2 wa.hilston ree New York:
For w A. Perry Delaware ca, Ohio, 29 eorned Hog, sv
gro $50 h, pTioe iecc J. N. Smith, Ino. rs coru frd
Hogs, sv gro leo d. 4loc Same rs o.fed Hogs.
40 y, &c j. Brown, Champaign Co. o. ~ It'll I'D
H. 2s D St. J. Van Houten, Waterloo " Y R sill.
led Hos zo 1s b: ec Same owner, lsl s fed Hoz.
gro lSs ~ Sc :" Wod. H.. lis cornfed Hozs sro io H.
Sie-c N Aston Illinois 1871 corn-f.d Hogs gro 2e ~
a l'c same owner, - stock Hog gro In ID SIC; r.
t5sdeTek' Kp9x Co O. 70 .'ilfed Hogs, gro 2H n,
eSl li-; '" Woods Illinois 2sock Hogs &c Same owner
70 rough corBfrd Hog az sro 1852 ~ So S.re over Ioj
rough conf ted Hog gro. l4 H. sic. Total LIZA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
To,al.
l,iJl

Hides. 7IdTic y 10 Taiow 7arsc . n; Pel,s Af goo
o. 81 each Calf SKINS l5dsc. = n Veal Calves S3d IS
B. Beef Extra and Fin, Quality include nothing bu. the
second quality includes the ,sfed oren the best s.a.
fed Cows and the best threeyea Cd S<sT Ordinary consists
4 Bulls, sls he Isfse cf Iss.
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FRiTs-fssns are quiet bu. s.esdy - 25d szS C9r
r.nss hay. b in active demand 5id5c for and " M
cd some przse a.slc. saes Of soc ptg By saehos ''

GRANITE inquiry ios Wheat IA oodera.s> na ns =,
anettea end owe; sales 300 bush Red a.
rI75QsIe5 300 bosh White do. az 81 o.i oVo oD< ma
g,irsd prvste $500 bush common c.
g Ding at 81 lOd II 800 bush. fair Whe Mcnsan-t So
az 10 White Kentucky at 81 SSH BaIieJ ma
N. Al 7r7 Bsey Mali Is finn at 9Ocal Oais are IA an
.appy sales Of Safe at vase ard weseih
al9 adisn al 9 elc Rye quiet End nominal
Com over heavily the arrivals are FIR ana e Of
ferinu In demand the saies v e.b at Sc of
RourI yellow @ good White So-thern ~ts;c Tor Jer'
sew and Southern Yellow and Western mixed On pnvse terms
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Nv TeIeQHauh.

NORFOLK, May l2-Arr. scbr sultsns, from HshfAx. -
SANDY HOOK, May 10, sundow n.Stssmship Quaker w.
from Havana ship Coz denc~iorn NcwOreans another -
and two barks the Bar all bound 10; steamer Alabama ~
snnsh bound out, clear of the Bar Seven ship es
aud bg anchor s. w Spit bound out Wind resa
from 5. 4. weather foggy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
ItS. vsr.isepeDtI

THOMPSON BROTHERS, NO. : w ai-st., oHeI io'
sne Of times Us.ZD STATES and STATE STOCKS fI m
pestrnen. Banking pc7po@es, in suo9its 70 suit
Orders or the py5asse CT sale VI BLOCKS ON eofiS9oD
ozeuted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises.. $50 sets..... 7:l8 Moon-Kises. .iOiH
HIGH TBIs DAY. 80.
Sandy Hook 1888 Gov. island. e;2m Hell Gate. ...lf
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s,,ya C.pea. soI.bern Fl5 ra1er 49, ss .ss t7 20
The arrivals hight the sais s,s ", rr.as.
Rv. FrI is bNser s1As = ~ o't tn g. 20
SoIp Nesl = ioln.i 6rS Srsu We quote;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

A. n A1er.on Co, Prpretos of the Washington Drove
Yards Fy Czs. ,epcgt ,hs Cattle u hnss. to toe
fucwirs sis,esi
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

May e bark Bsliic (wbalemsn Of and Sr NewBedfSrd-S
plotbc Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
poyto Rico ...,,...,..,.,.,,...,..55 042
C,hs Mnsoovsso. ..........,..,.,,..,,.sz 81 as
y "a <sln

NAVAL STORES-spirs Turp@ntine continues good de-
5nsnd the csso 7e8Oo bb received erday bs ell
been taken up for CONSUMPTION leaving the market again bare
stock closing with sh.r elns the sales ~ bbs
the spot, at d4c ~ do at 4lc and 1V do IN on. lot
BIC; IS do the price ard resale Of Loo a: Soc cash
Crude neglected but the spppy insignificant and prices are
aimed Common RoSn is In msser supply and !. hrrn
with fair inqury sa Of 500 bbs arrive at 81 IOi ana
$50 do yard IS $40 ". delivered. All other dcscriP
,ions Of Rnn neglected spd with accommodating stock
the mark. depressed sales Of 80 bbls low No AZ
SO 50 = s0 y. Tar is less active but prices With
further change. quoted 81 asa 81 80 We
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
oMrAKATyE TABII ef fe ysoey', f as.zals 70, fis are


REPORT
Yos rHy WyrK ENDING WEeyrsoir. MAY ls ie5a.
rOIAl ALL KINDS fos THE
AnoodS tse repoy from the several rsket L th
ety. there ksss bsen received ihs weed:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

pTioes huOyuu We quote Pa BIows q
s5 and MERGERS 75e -; Janes sGd Reds a.
= -, and Bermudss al - So
POTATO STARCH IL . ling az 81 ass.
RltEThe demand active a. iu rates; saies Of l ies 81
Sid5.c. 49,
SUGARS-W quote firm market with fair demand. chiefly
fr RencI Refined dull &c ior Crushed Ground and
Granued the sr sas of 5 hhhs Porto Rice q.
o. se hhds Cuba mostly q ta6tc aud by s1e ion' 80
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

0ILS-Lpseed continues In good Request at u prltes saie
Of gallons Cy 67d69 In casks aud in bb!s and - tans
Epssh cash Crude Whale is quite active, without any
Improvement in prices sales Of $50 bos Whe hut not sweet
dark choice +5d5 beside which 600 bol' sccd 70 hand
come New London 47Qisc all cssh Other desenp
,ols are in limit demand. but prices are sustained
OIL CAKF-The demand is fair ard the supply no1rEsei
saes City Thin Ubopg at 10 Joa $4 Western scarce
aud pTices nominal
OlL-MEAL-The supply Is hmI.ed sales Of y tans at 81 10
d+l 50 " loo n. 49,,
PROViSONs-The demand for Pork less setve and price
are wer for most kinds Prime Mess excepted there s SUI
limited auiry for the future sales Of 500 bb AZ IL 81
sls so for New Mess $s for Prime Mess II 159
SIS for Thin Mess SIS tgd fl5 % for Prime; end
81 for Sour do Included in the sales are 500 bo,
Mes buyers option 80 days, els 6 Beef he'd "ith
50 aa7 so for Country Prime ss 5ji 80 . for do Mess
slld Repscked Mess and SIS 25d II iof extra do
Prime NJ. 10 in demand and prices tendss uPwsd
sales Of sl2d ESQ aud $50 cs India Mess at tS
@S2 Beef Hams firm Sl40fn S Lard is lower AZ
closes unsc;,o sales Of 30 bbs and tea al l2G2!c and
small lots higher; included 40 bb No 10 afftr ai lIc
demand bnt hardly firm a. e close
of SGT hhds snd 7sdsc for Shoulder ana - a9i
Hams Butter in FAIR demand a. 8d5 ior Ohn and lVQ
ia IN air
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From 70 10 ,uu. 81 cash From 81 IN 300 tuns. 60 Sds
From cash From @l 70 100 ,ns o. ids
From Il ~ 81, cash.lFIom 900 aud uPd o. eus
GUNPOW DER has been in improved. demand and pfiees
have advanced consequence Of the European ssHPets
has aiso advance, d.
HEMP-MspDls has been quite active; sses Of some a. 40
Bosoa pant 20 81 6t snd 10 DO on toe
.pf &c f1 beside which $50 bales Juie sold
"a Boston here go mos Oher kinds r. main qSs
o. fOrmrr
HIDES-The market continued srn and moderate de-
pr. walls sales Of $50 California a. % c. mos coo era
Cruz at DC.
HUPs-The demand moderate for home The daily sales
averara ~ bal-s a. l0d 49, for l8S8s old qJie'.
HAy-The demand for shipping Ia moderate, and ~lth
miti eriya prices steady; sales OF 900 bals al IVV'
ONEY-C aba is dull; 81: DonI 60 has sold at prices iep
private ,,,,
RONscoch Pig moderate request at prices slightly in
Of 100 s0S4 20 arrive and eT
ship Common English Bars have been more active AZ
decline; sales of 800 $ftG IS 5 mos Sheet
and IN limited request sales OF 800 ed English
Doubles and Triples a, 3. dSc mos beade which, S~ an
Welsh Rails s1h az 40 % cash.
INDIA-EUBBER-A moderate inquiry prevails for Carthage
and for East India al 3jd57e mos Pars h siiet
55 for fine An invoice Of African has been dis
pos-d of II term disclosed
LEATIIER-Henlcck continues sesdy with moderate sales
Osk IS active and firm.
LUMRER-Easiein Spruce and Pine TmbI j. in fair demand
&1<a4H.
LME-We nee of bbls Common Rocklsnd e5,
and 500 bbs Lump at 7tc.
LAIHS-Essern are steady at = 81 + NJ, 90 as5s.
MULASSES il tIn aud fair uelaud extreme gtees have
been resized les Of 40 bnds Cuba Mssvado st JsG
hhdA Fort at 9ec and l2o bbls New Orleans a. t5c
NewOreans, p ruii. uii........................S 14s
Porto H1co ..srs
Cubs Musoovedo........,.. "1 gig
Cuba, Clayed. new crop. Uc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Prices y bead and q Of different weights va De oura ID
accounts Of ,aes Of sundry Droves
numher Of Beeves resolved N the city this week
7s5 h-sdDore than .a week and 5 head more .sn the
last y.ar number each Wednesday
srhrt year 7s2 bead while be nunbr today being
m shows 4l9 head than he and cS bead oe
-esn This d.y week The number is larger than h.s been
rd AZ al market since a' November when The yards
n,ed up witt, flies" which increase The want, whou,
ADDING much 20 weight.
Ty.- s,rouin, drov,. are In market .his week;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

COfFEE-Nery little has tEsnspired We only near ~ sts
Of 100 bags MaacAbo leac Generally the market Is seSay
especially foT Rio. We quote: =, e,.,
Java White, q D...istdl5 Msracaieo G,1s
pio lair 10 priue II dl2t Jamaica. .llt9Ds
Rio odipay alO3 81, Domingo (o) 100 ..l0 D.
laxuayn ............2 dl2.l .
COPPFR-Re6ned lugot In limited request az d-Sc
ah for Minnesota aud Lake SIpeyor Old sheathus " IN s
demand sales of q 600 At 21 BE- cash Other kinds are IL
,sct We aud prices noniualy the same. .
COAI-Thee ha. demand for Domestic, and prices
sen,ralv inquiry for the East has continued
. we quote hy the cargo $S 25G - - and from yard
$l.5a 80 A. tuu The inquiry Foreign active, with
sae, Of p tnns Sc oT Liverpool Gas Canal
s1 for Newcastle and SIS = for cargo of SydneS 70
etry
CANDLES-An active speculative demand mas our
III. week about 1900 boxes reported soG az Is@s
me-. Plain sIrrin conimand - "a i2c Patent Soda@c
DYFWOOpS are In moderate rrques; for consumption bot
,.i. sht s,ock of ali descriptions rxcep jamaica L"swod
.;ces A., sual The transactions foT the week Include "
-. Domingo Loswood sf 25; sdo JaHas a, ie
do Honduras sl7; ~ do. Honduras Fasc a. - W. 40
do piiuc ga; rs do Sasna do al sd+ZV ana " u"
wood private =.
FSH-The market is extremely quie; for all descriptions bat
Ss kIm for Dry Cod and Msckere HerrinS sell slowly ana
merely nominal the sales making IRON store sre
no guide for the purchase invoices We quote;
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sa.rAct.-CAsgypILY REPoSrEp FOR The N Y. TRsryE.
WEDNESDAY Nav lS 1850

ASHES-The demand is fair for both kinds sales OF 40 eos
nj IS 50 & T Pots and S575 for Pearls. . o
BEEsWAX-SouihernY Yellow has been sold at 81 Sc cash
COTTON-The market is easier. and du sales Of 600 bales
We repeat former nominal quotations
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
Ifnlsnds Florida Mobile N. o Tex
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Ca,tie. shesn IL. Cair.. Hor.s. s.,.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-14
NEWS ITEMS

The number of marriage licenses ssu
10 oncunsti las, week, was SO eguip-i 63 Of
the previous week.
The Democrats of he stnecn Senatorial
District have nomina ed Thos J. Orr, Of Bucy
rus fof Senator
James M White has been nominated by
the Democracy of the Hardin aud Wyandot
district for Representative.
AT Batavia, N. Y. on Thursday last, Mr.:
Polly Friesch was convicted Of the murder Of
her children, snd sentenced to be hung on the
9nd Of November.
Good water melons are selling in Fredercks
burg, Va for one dollar hundred.
A butcher boy. In Leolair, Iowa. while kick-
ing bull In the face few days since, was
selzed by lht bull ard had h- toes uear,y hit
ten of by he maddpned animal
The sons of Malta in Philadelphia propose
to found hospital for The relief of INDECENT
persons They propose erecting large build
ing in the cuI and furnishing it throughout
with bedding, DC.
The valuable miscellaneous and law libraries
of the late Rufus ohoate will be publicly sold
next month, The miscellaneous library CONS
prises upwards of 900 volumes; the law libra-
r. 30m,
The house of Methodist minister, named
Wm. II. Delano, near SYRACUSE, was recently
attacked during his absence by eight rufians.
His wife fred some buokshot into the party.
wounding several, which caused them to leave.
Bishop onderdonh has appealed TO the Bish>
ops for a remission Of the sentence so long
hanging over his head. He admits his faults
and prays for pardon. They say he is likely
to get it. and be restored to his diocese.
The Boston Atlas and Bee says thot the in-
auguration of the Webster statue on the l7tl
inst will b. a general holiday, as tits the Runi'
versary Of the settlement Of the modern Athens
The Grafton of Mr.. Everett upon which he hai
been engaged for some time, will be the master
piece Of his life.
The new suspension bridge, now In course o
erection over the Ohio at Wheeling, will have
span of over 900 feet II will be composed O
four new cables two on each sid each cahl
being 736 inches in diameter, and containing
I $50 strands of wire, making single strand Q
9,27J, ,6U0 feet, or ,745 miles in length.
The island of Bermuda Is fast becoming
vast market garden for the city of New York
The export of potatoes for the last seIson to tn
city shows an increase of nine thousand bush
els. The expotation Of onions has reached
over eight hundred thousand pounds; Will
"a.
FIVE hundred and ninety two boxes. More ths
sixty vessels were engaged in carrying tn
above mentioned produce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-14
CeuOFai Orders of ahe military En-
cRmPment, No, 2.
HrAprQuARTRRb on rIIn THIRD HRlnADEW
Second Division, Ohio Volunteers. !


second Division, Ohio Volunteers. I
oANp QuITMAs, Sept. Iilh, 1850.
l. The following rules and regulations for
the government of the Camp are prescribed:
No firing Of guns except when ordered or
permitted by commanding officers.
No prolane swearing boisterous converse
tion or riotons conduct permitted. No beat
ing of drums except when required on duty.
No spirtuous liquors allowed to bo sold
upon any of the grounds under control OF tine
Camp.
| Gaming and intoxicati0n on tho part Of
either officers, soldiers or citizens, are strict
ly prohibited within the limits of the Camp.
Guards and Sentinels are by law "author-
lied and required to discharge their duty,
maintain their posts, and guard the lines; TO
protect musters, parades and encampments
by using such force as will be necessary and
sufficient to effect the same" The officer OF
the day is epjoined TO see that this duty is
prudently but at all hazard discharged
Officers commanding companies may give
written permission 10 their men u leave
camp for period Of two hours but not more
than three Of any one company shall DO alb
sent at time. If leave be given to great
er number, or for longer period It must DO
countersigned by the Commandants OF Bat
talions, il said companies are organized IN
Battalions, and IL not, then by the Com
mandant Of the Encampment,
Arms shall not be left loaded in quarters
or tents, or when men are off duty, except
by special orders on
A Captain will act as Officer OF the Day.
The Guard will consist Of one Lieutenant
two Corporals, and about twenty privatest
, and be relieved at O'Clock in the morning.
! and at the same hour in the evening.
The daily duties of the camp will DO as
follows;
|. TAPS at Is minutes past 5, A. NJ.
I when the music will assemble under the
|. Flag Staff Of the Camp.
i 2. Reveile and morning gun at halfpasi
D five. and roll call Immediately after.
3. Forty minutes allowed afer roll cal
for the men to police their tents, quarters
and company parade grounds.
4. Company drill at quarter past q.
s. Signal for breakfast at quarter past
6, Morning report OF battallions, anS
companies not organized into battalion a
II s.
= z. Surgeons call at 8.
- Is 8. Troop at for drill and fatigue duty
d. o. Signal for dinner at half past IL M
10. Dress parade at 5 O'Clock 2. M.
IL Roll call, retreat and evening gun 0
the close Of the dress parade.
n II Tattoo and roll call at half past 1C
when all are required to repair TO their tent
and quarters.
10. Taps at IL, when all lights must b
extinguished and silence preserved.
Between o A. NJ. and ~ M, and betwee
% half past J. NJ. and except when upo
other duty, the commandants Of battalio
ID and Of companies not attached TO battalion
will cause their respective commands 70
- drilled by battalion or companies, for sue
p length Of time as they may deem proper,
By command Of Brig. Gen. @. J.. VallaI
digham. ,,,,,
Brigade MAjo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. WiusloW, en- experienced nurne
and female phgnioian, has Soothing syrup toi
children teethihg, Which greatly facilitates the
proodsA of teethihs BY potening the gums, reducing
all Inflammation, viii aiay Ali pain, snd is sure u
regulate the boweIh, Depend upon ~ mothers, 4
win give teattO yourselves end relief and health IA
your infaha. Perfectly safe in all cases. Soc 40.
vertinement n another column le9
aoltoway's pills and Ointment tn 9
dire hydra Of diseasej pysptpna ia driven totally
and hnaiy from the system by this great anti-bil-
ious romedyJ while the Ointment tedaeeu tho In
nAmmation oocasioned by Gout and Rheumatic af.
feotions The rlls act In unison, cooling and rc-
reshing tho heated blood and renorsting the vital
Organization.
sold at be mahufaotory, No. 40 Maiden Lane
New YORK., and By all druggists, At s6e 0so., and ~
per box or pot. sepi6-,lkwlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-14

''iao H."
You'rs sinner, cir,
Ard you know II;
But no matter, friend,
Go 10.
Only by aud by,
You may chance die
There's q God on high,
Aud you know IL
You defroud and cheat,
Aud YOU know n;
Mix the chaff with the wheat
Colt
Only, there's a place,
When you've run your race,
Shame will veil your face,
Dare you show itf
You have wronged the poor,
Aud you know IT,
Made their sorrow sure
Colt.
Yonder wfiukled crone
Shall, before the throne,
All your Sins make known
How you send her, old,
Shivering aud cold,
From the crazy wall
Ready TO u, fall
IL the snow storm sent,
When for lack of rent,
Tears she gave aud Rroan--
You, for bread, q stone.
Men have given you gold,
Aud you show II;
Earth your praises told
Go IL
God your gold can rust,
Turii your fame ~ dust,
Ash you for vour ruNt--
Cau you show w
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"a Az x1ges
Agsl1eE.G:t11e.

foA fsH sprrfa cuhal6f
Intermittent Eeyer or Fcver and Ague,
Roalittent Fevor, Cha Feter, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache and Bilious FevorB; indeed
for tho whole Glass Of Diseases origi-
mating "a ,bliiary anaamAht, oansed
by tho Malafia Of miasntatic countries,
No ono REMEDY r. lolilcr called for by tlie ne.
comtes OF sho Aineflcan peonic han 6ure uud
aaio cure for Fever and Agne. Such remedy
wc arc nowenhbled. 60 offer, with n perfect ccr.
tanty that it Win efsdieatc the diseasc, and with
assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from Us nse IN any quantity
That which pyolecta from orprcyonts this dl-
order must be Of immonse service In tho commu-
mites whore u prevails PreseitioH is better
than cure for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks Of this bnlcful
distemper. This "CuRR expes the mias-
matte poison Of FByER AND AduE from the
system, and prevents the development Of tho
disease, il taken on tho first approach Of its pre-
monitory symptoms. Il Is not only tho best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class Of COM
plants, but also the cheapest. Tho large guam.
tity We supply for dollar brings 4 within the
reach Of every body and In bilious districts,
whore FEVER AND AGur preyaila, every body
should have il, aud use Il freely, both for euro
and protection II Is hoped this price will place
itwithin tho reach Of all~ the poor as well as the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Intermittents Is, that L contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently il produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the consultation Those cured by It aro
left as healthy as IL they had never had the dis
ease.
Fever and Aguoi Is not alouo the consequence
Of tho miasmotic poison, a great variety Of dis
orders arise from lie irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia, Rhegmatlsm, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earnche, Catarfh, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection Of tho Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain IN the Bowels, Colie, Paralysis,
and Derangoment Of the Stomach, NIL OF which,
when originating In this cause, put on the inter
mittent type, or become periodical. This "CUBE"
expels the poison from the blood, and consc-
quently cures them all alike. II Is an inyalua-
bic protection TO immigrants, and persons trav.
cling or temporarily residing In tho mhlariou5
districts. II taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed 10 tho infection, that will DO excreted
from tho system, and cannot accumulate In sui-
iicient quantity 20 iipen into disease. Hence it
Is even moro valuable for protection than cure,
and fow will over suffer from 1nternittents, II
they avail themselves OF the protection this rem
ody affords.