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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

MICE brown stone HOUSE No l34 West 10Th
IN st. recently vacated BY DR. Chaplin for SALE or RENT
Apply 10 CHARLES PARTRIDGE. No. 423 Broadway.
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE. Pleas
sn,ly sitra.ed q. the bead Of Huntington Hrbor. L.
consisting on excellent LAND, about 20 in high
cultivation the balance in Wood DC the premss are
arae House with attached large Barn. Ca Hose
and other out brlainss two nevertne Wells OF
water abundance of Orchard ard g, den Fruts
For par,cu .s inquire HENRY c. SCUDDER No lS War
ren-:t or of JOSEPH CUNKLlN, OF the premises.
thhli00-$2,0O 0.-Moderp HOUSES IN the
R4,OVO eeatrai par Of BroohyI two Piazza. Arbor''
Grspe VINES &c VIII be sold much below the real value.
Also browns stone HOUSE, for $50 In 2aj st. New
York Apply TO CLEMENT FLINT, No. 10 Nsssu 81 room
No. g.
. hTH-ST.-For SALE-The elegant and first
III cisss fcurscry from. hisn stoop OUSE, No 81
5h finished in the best and containing all
Improvements with twostory extended Dining Room
and Library. For further Psrtcrlar inquire Of
HOMER MORGAN, No. :Pines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING. Ana

L DAY-scH0OL 20 YOUNG LADIES No s. wes ,s,s.
-hiA LEnERETT VII r-0e-a s-s sool fec lie coming
ye6s oc WEDNESDAY, Sep. IA A rcnctra. seraa.o- oi
tse pu7 particularly rn-r> Appics.:Os tnsy b. u,Ss
- NJ l. 2-s2-Ay .. y lss.5:, s. d a5.Ts a.i-.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16

Foster Boson srsh Benson. New York Cid steamers xey
stone State, Marshnan Charieson Kcnnebec Hand York
lsrk Thos pslle,t pi IAsGssrs; brixs II Frosi Hewitt,
dad; Trenton x.hsrton Portland schss NASH S.rou,
dence; & ennison, souhworth, New london; Goodwin
Brown ard tmma Knight New Haven; Gs Twichel Boyle
Lynn; NJ A Green Ewes, boston.
PORTLA Mn sept lS-Arr brca Harriet. Adte cardenas
Young Republic Lhbey New York schs Brook Kerry
South 1hcmas,cn for New York. Cid Brss Com Stewart,
Drink WATER Jacksonvile; schrs George aerng rinxna
Washington DC; John Brooks, GRAHAM, rhiisdelphia
P0R1fMOVTH Eept l2-Arr schrs Thomas Htx tIaii New
York Rachel Miller Clifford Delaware cty 18th Mary and
Alkaline Jenkins Norfolk
York schs Commerce Cox. Nassau r is,h Rich, Cafa
baltimore; Vim smith, Scott, wilmongton N 9.
Eh-1T 0y tell stesmshps Florida, and Potonac Nfork
ftate Of Georgia, Philadelphia. -
R0oKLANp ssp. ii-Arr schrs Laura Francis liigsins
Richmond; Inrd, Pierce; Lucy White Clover. 81 Laear
Adems and Paas New York; 10th Elvra, lien Savan
nah; Hertz spaforj New York Melbourne, Hunt vina
haven load for do
RAIFM Sept I4-Ar schrs Fhela, Wheaton; George Ed
ward Baker, r w Ferry, Sampson Phiadeiphs, pilot boa
No. put into Gloucester at ~ Pm
RICHMOND, Sept l2-Sld schrs Wythe futile, New York.
Eickersep Echerson. Boston; cid ships North Carolina
Foster. 10 Liverpool
WILMINGTON N G, Sept l3-C1d SCH Ann 4 Susan
sheckeford New York.
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fkIGh7s.-1ne brmncgs of Fhipowners tended In
check ereegs ments To Liverpool 100 baes OF COTTON
were engaged at 7E2d II I'd; 40 tons clover seed rs
paa pig hair AT p, and zoo bszes cheese at 2s 10
Lhaoh 10 bales pigs hair were taken at 35s. There
was hohii to 1iasgow, or 10 the Continent.
fkuH.-sa.cs OF 200 Dukes LAYER lsns were made N
81 20 and gales were also &c portsd a 10 ~ ami
$500 lbs sheiied almonds were sid nj .. T.
gRH.-Diy cod we're steady, wiz SIZES Of about 900
anais - Georges Bank, AT ~ 40, % some 800 800
faiEs at ~ - IS Mackerel was eaalar and more ac
,yei HE sal,s within day or two hasc footed nm from
iVu eoo hbls., including No al s 50 a SIS 75:
TO a si3 81, and No at SO T5 Pckled and scaled
~ e fe aiso sttSfy and in fair deuans with toleYa
o'y iie' sal's, at unchanged prices.
shipping. -'''' Ua'S' - W.. ''i
,hoN was sfcady and In fair dcn,ara nj 81: 20 s24
tons ~ ~N' Shhaoeo e"bs 10 oo
i1Ss--f nrh'r saes of some 900 bbt Rosxisfd were
~ 'ac. Ivr common, AID at 81 "A 81 Of ror the
MolAssss.--The sales embraced ,oo ,hy. r.. =, ,.
covado hf &c. a BE. and 70 do AZ Soc ' T
NNAL sIoFfS We're quiet at 4fc 47c far an,r,,g A.~
reDt'nc and az 81 BIZ for common xos;n MI q,
turpcntue was nominal. ' "A''o ~ va
OIs.-1Le sales were moderate mid r.i,o, .,,
saes OF few thousand gallons Inns ed wera - =,
bec bsc Crude sperm was steady Ut 81 % Al OF .,os
while whale was unchanged, and 100 cases al'y. I'll
were sold at 50 66 for quarts 0''e ''
IRo,IsloNs. II Ork--The mar krt was firm uv,,, .,.
DC mBd The sales tmbrnced about 800 bb,s ,nrlnd
Ig rev mess at sl5 SIS 12h thin mess al sla eoh.
BIZ TO- Gear mess mt SIT $l7 26 and prime at $40 al
SO 60 Beet was in better request with sas OF
bott go hbs, including country prime NJ IS S. 50
ouDtiy mss at Sc 81, and repacked at 81 50 81
!" q, meats ifmer, with sales OF about 800 hhds
re. &C. Tor hams, and &c IKE for shoulders
acoi Was fm with sales OF Is hhds at I0c Lard was
rtcin at lo14c .c TIE latter figure for prime aad
me 4'ts city at loc i0Ac Butter and cheese were
svy ard sales moderate at unchanged priccs
'ScE'--Salcs Of 100 tierces were made at 3sc. &C.
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Perhaps Of oil female occupations, that of
THE FACTORY GIRL

is liable TO the most distressing symptoms more especially
hen the ventilation Of the workroOm IL perfect Standing
innay drawn into the air all combine weaken de-
press and destroy Yet by prudence and the Of
FAIwAy's REMEDIES even the factory girl may bid de-
fsnee 10 death and the dociorsoherwse very formidable
partner hip to fight.
For The present draw a But does
not follow that all occupations should be abandoned wherein
people are subjected 70 acid fue poisonous materials irr
tsie yaPis psrces intense heat changes Of weather.
posue ard the debatng effects OF stationary constrained
Positions With ordinary prudence exercise and
the use hen indicated by symptoms Radways celebrated
r,mediss their lives may not only be saved bnt their
RELIEF and REGULATING PILLS will be found all sum
Client to prevent or except IN chronic cases In
RAILWAYS RENovAT!NG REsoIyENT Will speedily re.
all obstacles TO the kindly influence Of nature md thus
II \ q uerfe heal
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Justice 20 Quebec.
- r,p rptr1R or rHE MORNING CHRONICLE.
TO THE HaanoR OFFICE, Quknsc, sept. is, 1859.

-..y ,ntrSu or MORNING
to u" HARpoR OFFICE, QuEnEc, sept 10, isos
...,.cn has been called To paragraph IA The
ss,.l OF the NEW YcRK HERALD O lhe ON ns.; na,s
nno 10 the Great Eastern and hor drn,i Of water ana
ssscrv t, ,he following ststement-"We very much
sm bt II she could under any circumstances % LiNea "
saeb,c, take for granted !nat me wfnr ns na
- ~ nv ana as the NEW YoRK iIRAIp has gwen the
noye aph wide spread circulation, he woul co
a. favor nv publishing this notice with my letter. acopy
which ,s herewith annexed aa u the correcnossM the
ss,.ment therein pledge my prot'ssi"na characer
j. D. ARMSTRONG, llarbor Master
HAKsoR Ohrics, Qcrasc, Jaiy 10, 1851
rbep IN acknowedy tn receipt Of your letter OF yes
,-rpy;a date sling know ii Il would Dc practicaoo
v,r steamship Of the tonnage aud drait Of water o the
great Eastern navigate the o. wFeaoe 70 Inc port o'
In reply, have state that, af.er consultation with
NJ Go,d.au our superintendent q Pilots, All expe-
cc mar who successfully followed his profession for
.~ycn ,can Years we arc II opinion tat s,ins IF he
ekoo de c,tJin dra,itg MT orer htry ft ,o'ser could
ur. % Qseiey pM perfect salty With that view W beg
r. o,.r N. following suggestions The woud
s~,nmmend would h. To thu north or Red ant Hare
Rand a channel Of from twenty 20 twenty five fto,ns
vae JON ns 10 SUN cna a oDo~ mn me sa ,s
eyh, fathoms at dead low water, III spring
tdss. The only place where such class OF
ships would DC obliged 10 consult the state OF tho uie Tor
mir safe pssags would be of Crane Island, opposite
AscPhe. sons where tlere Is soft movcablc sand bar
with four fahoms al dead low water In spring nes and
which rise Of eighteen feet 1t high water will give
csty feet This bar shoai consists as above I'm.
noned Of sand about two cables IN width, with level
bo.ton and channel Of quarter mic wide, and where
G ship could sustain any damage even were she to
,ske he ground ln every other part Of the river be-
fwcen this and the Gulf there is abundance OF wa,r with
Sufficient working for these large cassed vessels
- reference to the ba.bor Of Quebec may menton that
b Line miles long and about and half wide, with
average depth Of water say from twelve to twenty
hahons where ships ride Ia the stream with perfect
sssety during the whole season OF navigation
J. n. ARMSTRONG, Hirb,r Master
n Opt RnopEs, Quebec.
r. s-lheie is about five feet between spring and neap
6iaxs j. ID. A.
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Little Ella Burns In Court-fnteresting
Habcas Corpus Case.
SUPREME OOURT-CHAMBERS.
sUrREAE OouRT-CHAMBERS.

BEFORE Hon. Judge Dawes.
Yesterday afternoon uqon the prayer Of Francis Wit
e. Cncinnat Chic Justice Davies issued writ Of ha-
1ss corpus returnable before him O'Clock this
soon commanding Mrs Martha Burns produce the body
= Eva Bell wten, alias Ella Burns or chow cause, &c
appears that four years ago. when i" Little Ella" was
svo years OF age Mr. wtten, who her father gave her
away to Miss Martha Pollock, {now Mrs. Burns and, it is
Styed, even gave ndentures, which record In
uncnnat He has made any attempt regain her
s1i within year, when the fame OF her precocous
tni dramatic Reader began TO be nosed abroad bat
vhhn short time, urged is supposed by other and
IA dsnterested PARTIES. he has sought 10 recover her
estro. II II also alleged that Mr.. Wer, who Is po-
b man u Cincinnati, has three other children
Uaom he has III IKE manner given away families tha
rsig borhood Of Cincinnati bit any attempt
70 reclaim them. Mrs. Burns, we are iformeo Is be.
tkDded by Of the beet legal talent i'll the city
@ere "a doubt that the trial will be OF ial in
krert
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BUTCHERS

occasionally have NE limb endangered by atch
knife which has been used 10 dressing opening
sntrai TO long killed Swelling Of the part itching and
Of the ncighEoring glands kerncls follow. Tho
hould he washed and bread poulce mot bread and
uk nioixtored with drops Of Ready Relief employed.
thc swelling should he hathcd with the Relief and Regu
IatiDg rie used until the violence Of the symptoms have
slated II ell be mentioned here that tho sking "
really coed pcace little understood Stale bread sh6ud
be rubi ed Into Ge crub and paeed soup plate
which water while boiling. be poured
similar plate now to be placed this the two
gssped firmly and held sideways, that the will
ds,n out The wet crnmb 10 he rubbed into pesy
ss,eicc with spoon. placed at and applied
TO the the patient Will bear. "A be-
STR hnrden around the edges rcsh should be suba
NE true ouite hch may lie medcated by the Relief
o;herw II required.
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OVERS AND CALICO PRINTERS.

liable several symptoms Those who
observe austere taste In their mouth which apt turn
well defined metallic together with
caly after rising from meal! Their pulse
hard and frequently than COM
mptom frequency Of Stools notdiahoes for during
months this may be unattended by pain con-
ssency the excavations be normal fwching taco
ard eaenties is less common but dangerous symp
for unets promptly be followed paraysis
Of the parts attacked The treatment In this Is the same IA n,
the copper dresse vzRadwsys Ready Relief Regulating
Pills and keSOlyenl
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SveARs The market active. n,cludng free pur-
chasers for renmg The sAks fosted up 5000 hhds.,
chiefly Cuba mufcovado md mostly within the range OF
5Ac lc, and aEout SEQ 900 boxes, part bond
at hAc part Ac Scr refining, and including 500 do In
the above at 10 aye.
Wrkkfs.--The market was !css active and buoyant,
and small sales were reported at 2e NC a ashc,
nA.--Ihe market Arm, with q steady demand
itm the trade. The public salc tho 14th was con-
sidered good one The greene were from lc 20.
higher. The blacks Of good qualixy also arner,
and cold at full prices.
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TYPE ForHDEns, rEwTERERs. PAINTERS, PLUME.
Err AND GLAzikks, AND WORKERS IN LEAD
MAHuFAcT. Rtks or sIIuT TOWERS
COACH PAINTERS,

Or those who much veImicn, will have tendency TO
unlike copper this shows It's effects more In the
small ntcsncs; the bladder and urinary will be
affected sometimes merely odnrng painful urina-
ton others bloody high colored urine The rcgu
the esovent must he mainly relied and the
partic should 20 work empty stomach For
The painful the READY Relief VII be
aud Will 6y no 1t should be used inter-
nay and externally In painters collie The Regulating Pills
oduce flee evacuation, and afterwards
keep regular acion and from the
Ready Relief given in full doses In fax seed slip
tey nj tea The diet should be light chiefly
eef beef soup chicken broth from which The TAT
skinned In the persistent Of the Regu
atng with the Ready Relief well and steadily rubbed
Into the affected limb part for at least fifteen minutes hec
tines ner and penerpus but digeste diet will effect
ciic lii All external application th6 nsnd
test thing rub with and female hand, from soness
shn In cd
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CLEARED
Steamship bavaria Ham, Taube, Hamburg Kmhardt 4
s.esm.hhlp 4 Horn; ysnaerson, Porto Rico.A Horn
s,esm.hip Alabama, schsnck. sayannahs Mtcll Son
se' &C. ra'le's'a's' Powell Savannah" Cromwell
steamihip Huntsville, Post. savannah-H Cromwell Co
Steamship james Adger, Adams CharlestonSpoGord Tiles
steamship Yorktown Parrish Norfolk, ac-Iudam Hell
sh!p Pedgsuntlst, Lucas shanshae-J Jewea Co,
fhiPp Switzerland, Trask savsnnah-N Brigham aln' %
ship Alec Murphy Sharlsa ton Dunsn Co
Bark Genfuetos; Cole, tsenfuegos
Iark Mountain Eagle. Fuller, Gsivsson-N il brigham.
Brig Atlantic wh!i.lesey. Barbados
srey @ E 1sln
f @ Hea s sase Co.
Brig Isis Psarce Phladelhs-H Brookmsn AGO.
ssr ons Taxss ts
schr Gee Harris Gilbert, Wlmneon-pollper ret.er Co.
fs'' &sisa aas McKee,
p k.@ ssyhe"
Steamer hds Sspfrsh a aaSsnn'
ARRIVED
Steamship Petersburg Powell, Savannah with mdse, 70 b
steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond &c, with mdss
; Forbes Psasas May p ps'ssa Cape
drowned July tia, 30 2.s Ion g Is r. Mr. Fo'. Of Rio r.
ea!ms most q he psssr. 's"
~. 70 ss ass Ta md ss ~
Ts snd fa min he F sprs Bound lat
FTP Fsssrtr q Wsssn a ho sao Lvs'poo Aug with
oS q snsns ss sy e se x
ss 10 wsm: say win s
4 % Ion g spoke ship sunbeam, from Quebec for london
Pie Fisher Of and from New Bedford .days out cruise
,aly y sh mdse, to W Riversmih Had westerly winds
sa ca. sfyfi s. IsS with COAL to
TaiE ddson Child of Bos,on smith Rio yanelro Aug II
xh to sssl o Pc. ps brig 4.
SS e .rsss s Sea j from sS " @,
spoke bark treSle Of and from Baltimore for Rio Jsnse
&c Tx s 5 sssss
Iaa ' Ne% Haven saay. in ballast
trir y sesssr nom ssses Malaga aus with frnn &C.
E ssssss;
f Of Kew sssisIs odase Bu..ven.a.s
Hsy Sa; ~ .pas bark s Tam Y :s% csss
cnsh water beard wnn, Ds isa Gould them;
t won nf se ssM hss sy IN ballast
shr Eldad 'of Norwa Dayton Black River Js u days.
ss Harris !n5 RathSurn Windsor Ms, Is days with
schr Hamilton, Ogden GEORGETOWN, DC, g days
echr Mary Shields, What. Gardner, days
fchr Mary Eankn, Bee, Boston, d1ys
Srhr James fAicy. Chase, New Bedford, 5 days
fcbr Elizabeth Mayo, Chatham, days.
Schr q Lane, Kinney, Harwich 2dxys,
Schr Neptune, Myers, Providence, Edays.
Schr Crisis, tnhth Providence 2davs
Schr J s Hess, Holmes, Providence days.
Echr Willard Sanders Gale Providence for PHILADELPHIA
Schr Jonathan Jones, Taylor, Portland, CT, 2days
Echr {; Gilman, Brindell, Portland CT 8 days.
Scbr Mary Jane, Smith. Brookbayen, 2days.
schr WifHm Gray, Lowell Port EVEN for Portland.
fchr tiarrd,er. Bates, Albany FOR Boston.
sloop W = Maneum Russell, Taunton days.
Steamer delaware. Copes, Philadelphia.
Steamer fotomska Eye New Bedford.
Steamer 'Westchester Jones Providence.
BELOW.
Psrk M Tanning, 20 dayr from Galveston.
schr Mndora II days from Porto RicoBoth by pilot boa
Geo Steers No 81
ship Dewitt Clinton, Funk from Liverpool, July 81 with
ndse 10 II J. Pitch 4 Co.
Also, bark.
steamships Jason r, Galway via st Johns RF bavaria
lam) Hamburg Mexico New Orleans Huntsville Savannah
James Adcer Charleston; Yorktown. Norfolk, &C. ehp
Palmer, Fan Francisco bark D. Monevideo.
Wind during the day from Mos
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sometimes aectd In similar 70 dyers but In
less degree. Their attacks peculiarly
hey take the iesd poison from the solder but
knew IN, Of that kind The acrd Of cha
rco N his and similar trades sometimes produce narnma-
iicn Of the bladder ~hchay be e-ctaaly ccbated by the
Relief and ReguAtfng Fills.
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New York Central ,.,oi.,.,r
Rock Island declined x & :, s,oc,,s -. . ~ -, e
UsDtral, ~ State ana ban. are erml. ha,I :,
whale, good investment socks >vgo,,n - - 4V'''
siye stocks precal ious and IN si,,a ~, = ''''.
row. according 10 the depression or -sc,,. -. 'N
q she bull party, which is the onls New WI, c ~ -
reh that the recent advance in prices Of :. "ou.'''
eaena and Chicago, Rock Island, and 9th, "'O"A
n more than equal TO steady Increase in the -.
or tie reads for one, two or three years +" come; so
yrepos,crous thing, as the railroad depression
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MOvcment I'm Real Estate.
Ry A. J. Blocker, Son l. Co.
Frame house and lot ia W. 10th st. Not 2txics $4,000
elths,., Ie6xss9. $500
sa,hs IT., 10 sxasa $500
IL years lease house and lot n g. Both at, 1914 o.
Ry James N. Millor
House and lot l74 waverley place, 2Ixs5. 50 $50
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Caiadian -four more plenty, while small sales
made N IS IS So; Southern -four continued in steady
request while sales without change Of Importance:
the sales rooted up about $500 bbls closing within the
range Of the above quotations. Rye -four steady,
with salcs Of about 125 bbs ut the above figures Corn
meal steady while sales Of New Jersey at
50 10 ass SO; Brandywine quiet ut - 81 Is
Wheat heavy, and from &C. 10 l0c per bushe lower
the sales embraced about rs 900 bushels including new
white Kentucky at 81 80 81 49, white Western 81 20
u u % white Canadian at 81 Is 81 20, white ard
red Southern at 81 10, Western red 81 IL 81 a.
and nev Milwaukee club at 81 06 81 10 Corn
Was III light supply while the market was firm
The sales embraced about ~ 900 bushels Western
chiefly at &c SIC, principally at the latter figure Rye
was easier with sales Of about bushels Toe
Icy was quite aud nominal Oats in larger supply
aid heavy Gales Of State made 36c- &C. and
Of Western and Canadian at SOC. a 4lc.
Cm1EE-1hc market continued firm, but less active.
The sales Embraced about 500 mats OF Java
143 bags Rio skmmngs at lie, and 200 300 do sound
Z. nc. q ilIc And cargo OF Iaguayra was sold for
expert at y. l.
ao1IoA-ahe market was firmer, with sales Of 200 a
soo pa!ts closing 1t about At about higher
ivan Mas current at the commencement uf the week We
give the following revised quotatiors;-
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the former from their standing long at the and The lat.
from their crsmped position in the mines aided no doubS
hy the have less troublesome affections OF
the cns occasionally These will always yield the Rse6
md iGs unless suffered long, when Tho
kCsolyeBt may be required
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entering the air passages In all such cases RAILWAYS
eady Relief applied externally the throat ana chest
and the sns Resoyent taken Internally WIZ spcsdy
eject cure and remove all traces Of incpiunt consumpou
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ArHra.-sales Of IS bbls. pots were made at 5kc.
BEgAI+11 FFs-Flour-The market heavy; the re-
eIts beng large prices declined from lOc. 15c per
,b. The sales footed up about $3.50 bbk, closing
.itb;n tha fol,ouino raroa nr on,,a,;ono. -' -o
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PAPER STEAMERS AND TAxIpERMlsrs

Occasionally suffer distressing svptoms-fhe
from the scwV they and the latter from their
constant handlhe o. or the corrosive chloride of
cary totfs brenh with rather austere
times consider saliva construction Of
the lower part tho thyoa, which
and roes very sudaeny black and offensive
stools high coored These symptoms
~bchmay separately together rs a curious fact
that people engaged these occupations grow quite
pump, and apparently enjoy the of health having espe
cialy fresh and clear rcmplexon II however they into
any other employment. refrain from weeks
they very apt 10 he visited with many all of above
In eker the Resolvep should used along
with the Regulating Pills the Relief being order
10 remove immediate pain distress.
EIECTROTYPERS, GLASS STEAMERS AND CARD
ENAMELLERS, MANUFACTURERS OF
CHEMICALS, GOLD AND SILVER
PLATERS AND REFINERs,
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BRASS FOUNDERS, BRAzIERs AND
pINMAkER4


From their manipulation Of copper and lts compounds take
their either the impalpabc dust OF ss oxides
their fumcs The result copper disease whose
symptcms less In violence creep.
along until the system Is utterly DESTROYED
opening to apparent diseases The victim 10
the copper disease notices perhaps on rising In the morning
slightly acrd taste In the mouth slight consttc;ion OF the
dry and parcled and sometimes sickness
the He thinks he has caught cold and probably
times there attack Of coic IL dysen-ry
all epidemic he liable to be attacked and his tornna
the doctors call them, namely his pain In the
tcwes and disposition to stool. exceedingly violent
Often thirst which he cannot account for disteni
ed abdomen, black stools, slightly sreake.t with
blood an nndefEah.e anxiety, ia the commencing
symptom and Is scarcely noticed Cramps sometimes
by of the symptoms previously
rated headache hr close Of work during tho day
quite preventive Of these would BE- the Of
rsp whh checks the passage the lungs stomach OF
the and gloves keep from the of tho
skin generous diet should lie used the bowels
by moderate dos-s VI Railways Regulating Pills. dose should
he Tie morning and evening Of Railways Ready Relief
and the ksdws, R-no,@tng Resolven pei in,
uL. the ., stem q rid Of the poison
1YFE FOUNDERS, pEwTERERs. PAINTERS, PLUMB.
Eks AND oLAzikks, AND WORKERS IN LEAD
MAHuFAcT, Rtks uR siIoT TOWERS
arc exposed lead This like he copper disease.
series OF nsdious bat scarcely noticed symp
ding IN paralysis mere especially VITA
painters sid White led makers ia what Ia generally calle
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Original land grant $50 600 acres; railway, 7O6 miles
Of main track and 81 miles OF sidings; lis engines 24o
funded debt SIS Ces ooo share capital paid on
l75, GOO shares, sl0,bcO,0c0.
1856. 1857 1873
Traffic ..... 81 434 s1S so 1888 800 81 178 So
viking Expenses ,iA $40 10 7ei 2si IA lll9o5a so
Total. $500 SSz 40 6o2,7Ss ~ b56,823 Y