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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Fire nj Oshkosh, Wis.

CHICAGO, " Wednesday. May TT, IS19.
A FIRE at Oshkosh, Wiz, last night, destroyed sew
enry-tve buildings ircodiug nearly al the business
pacrs ON Main street. Not gncery or drygoods
Store is left. The loss is estimated at $2OO,WO TO
$4,000. No further particulars have yet been re-
ceived.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, May ll-r. w.
The fire at Oshkosh last night is supposed 10 have
been the work Of incendary. it broke out stimuli
ts,rou,ly in two places. The wind WAS blowing
briskly at the time, and the buildings, which were
mo-ty frame burned rapidly that in little more than
all hour Fix blocks were in flames.
TIE Oshkosh, W,nnebago and City Hotels, the
baL kug-hOuse Of Kellogg * Co., and the Post Office,
destroyed. The heaviest losers are Hutchinson
& Co., hardware, 500 and Bigger & Hill, dry
z, od- 5000. The total loss is probably not less
than alf million If dollar. Very little OF the prop
eIiy wa insured its exposure great that no
reliable Company would assume risks upon II except
at very high rates. Nothing is left Of the business
pat OF the town except clothing store one grocery
I'll q me hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
OBJkCTs OF TOE WAR.

The ulthfate aim Of the European war on the
part of FRI pee and Russia, the two great Powers
whose polio. has brought it on, is very probably
the Possession Of the left bank of the Rhine for the
one, End Of the Bosphorus for the other. As yet
however, the full scope of the conflict is not de-
veIoped: but its immediate and apparent objects
are simple, and easily explained.
HostiIites have been begun by Austria against
Sardinia. and the step is justified by the former as
a necessary act of selfdefense. Austria complains
in her manifesto that, after years Of hostility Sar.
dina has finally taken up a position of declared
antagonism to her rights By her annaments she
has placed herself in state of perpetual prepare
ton for attack and the invasion of the Sandman
territories processes to have for its object only to
compel her to disarm.
Sardns, on the Other hand, complains that Aus
Of Italy assign, to her BY the Treaty of lSi5 as
pires 10 a complete control Of the whole Italian
PENINSULA that by means Of her garrisons on the
south side Of the Pc. she sastains Governments of
S" oppressive character as Ia keep up u constant
state of agitation and discpntent; and that the
drawsl Of the troops of Austria within her own
limits, and the remuneration of the right of inter
yeniiOn which she claims against any attempt on
The part If the inhabitants Of those countries tn de-
part from the Austrian model Of government and
10 approach h. that of Sardinia. She alleges that
her armsments are strictly defensive, and that they
are necessary To guard her independence, and to
save her from being reduced to the hamiliating po
siti"n occupied BY all the other Italian States.
The manifesto If the French Government as
sumes as the basis Of the action Of France in the
case the alarm produced in the kingdom Of Sar-
DINA by the warlise preparations of austria, and
the necessity which France is under of protecting
Sardinia against Austrian attack.
The objects Of the Austrans and Ssrdinians re-
apectively are plain enough. They represent two
hostile theories as to the government OF Italy. II
is clear that neither would be satisfied without the
entire overthrow Of the other The problem, if in
deed it is problem, i, to tell what the French
Emperor wants or what would satisfy
him. Upon this point his . manifesto fails
to throw any light. He presents himself
in that document not as the champion of
the rights of the Italians generally, but as bound
to protect Sardinia from being overwhelmed and
crushed. 1t would appear that if the disarmament
proposed by England could be brought about, no
cause of war world reman-at least, no cause
which could justify the Intervention of France in
the case However, there is never any lack Of
pretexts when rHler like Louis Napoleon has set
his mind on accomplishing cherished end.
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:, II resume his duties e member
'eos! Itpe.n I n ard. Thus Commodore k@ae'
=. ''e TX 1870 "a shout other appointment.
.upe rSuI bowcy"r ,hA the la'fsr viii be re'
stated :. Conmar der + tn. b.. "syn Navy isI,: aa
that Couuodre Bre, viii be ass''tre ;a :. o Sa
netou, i'll a similar capacity, this "aee oe'ng no" va
CtI'. ,,- -,
Besides the steamers Fulton and Wster "ucn, othe1
vessels If tie Paraguay Expedition VII be -en' 70 'n.
Gulf ,f Mexico AID several OF them 10 the coast vi
ARIA.
Tie voluu ibous de patches received =. the Navy
DEPARTMENT contain n'ahiug OF interest beyond what
is already ku,wn from the newspapers.
Col. j. 4. Ii. Leonard formerly Consul at Santiago
de Cube under Jsck-oUs Administration, AMI after
ward appointed Coisul in spain by Mr.. Van Buren,,
and who was member of ii Cincinnati Convention
has been appointed Secretary TO the President, to sign
laid warrants.
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N arkets.

OswEGO Nav I-The demand fr Flour exceeds the sup
NV and bills 20 2Is 81 =
so O,~szo brunds WHEAT is IN artiys demand aud
press show pyrtaB 81 400 ssn a. ~ ~
In Wli,- To o., - for r. WIut.r iis and 81 81 for
M~ sIs.e Club. GOA is sdsaerd and III market Is v-y
rIr a $50 hush. ssc. FIR nd ILLINOIS, and ~ f
supply upsrauy- hsLt and Eon- On IN. way oI lids
PIT oars hiE bgt qu~t CAssL FsEiGsrs nominal Oh
Flur 15c What 7e and Com 7e 20 Neg ioTf Lake I'M
I1rt-sln tbls Fgr loo bush What Canal eSpnrs-l1w
bash. WHEAT, j., 30 bush. Corn.
ALsNy MAY Il -FL0uk c.osed quietly HOLDER firm 81
sa-- u Dbl. "a ~ 80 u ior 1n,oA.d
S's,- - - - for 10 ianey ard TIa sstr % .
&c uss-- NJ WHEAT osrrnL bARLEf higher; sales 300
a.. c. ors :, s5c for f-sw and % for mud wh..
OATS. 6-cs5-.
BUFFALO My H. u.-fLoCR: connd-rsol- portion d
tn hid market d-Hsnd flir and market
tn al So bb 81 ~ *s 81 FOR Illinois; sc 81
a. D.. Wiserrsin. 80 ~ pt eNrA Michigan. indians
s.d ohb ~ @5 y - T dpusle sH.si West que. sns
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NICARAGUA AND the TRANSIT.

The very his hest diplomatic talent seems to be
inadequate 10 the manufacturing of treaty with
the poiry little State Of Nicaragua which can be
carried on to the final stage of ratification. Mr.
Cas- may now console himself. 1t is not to hun
alone that the modification Of such failure be-
longs Even the redoubable Sir Gore Ouseley,
who has been cried up as perfect miracle If dip
lomatic shrewdnrss, suayity and skill, now finds
himself in the same prrdicament. He, it seems,
has tailed too. His treaty has been rejected in
England, and sent back for amendment, and the
whole negotiation, both on our part and that OF
Great Britain, remains to be commenced anew.
In this emergency, what better can be done
since Ouseey alone seems hardly competent to the
occasion, than TO reinforce him by sending out the
'illustrious Bowlin, just returned from Paraguay
and now at leisure. We suppose TO exercise his
diplomatic talents in some new field
Mranwh bile, however, the idea seems to have oc-
CURED to Mr Cas- that far as the trarsit across
the Is,hmus is copcerued-the only matter Of any
interest or Importance connected with Nicaragua
the thing may be done just as well without any
treaty as with one, if not, indeed, good deal
better. Accordingly, a contract has just been
made for sending a semi-monthly mail across the
Isthmus to commence on the LIST Of October. The
contractors, as We understand it, are new men,
having nothing to DO with either the old Canal
Company or the Accessory Transit Company, or
with any Of their controversies with the Govern
ment Of Nicaragua. They expect, We suppose, to
carry on their operations under the recent opening
Of the route to any and all parties authorized by
the NcaIaguan Government II the enterprise
ever be placed on a purely mercantile basis. free
from any suspicion Of 6llibustering designs
there seems TO be no reason 10 anticipate that it
will encounter any opposition from the Gov
eminent or the people of Nicaragua.
Their interest in the opening of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

The Board Of Education last evening instructed
its BY law Committee to report at the first meeting
in June, bylaw compelling the reading OF the
Bible in all the schools. As many of the new Dem-
beers secured their election by pledgng themselves
to force the reading Of the Bible 10 to those public
schools in which it is not read, there little doubt
of the adoption OF this bylaw; its enforcement, if
it can be enforced, will arouse the strongest repug
nance from the Catholics, and will set in motion
an agitation which may prove dangerous to the OK
istence of the schools themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Election i'm Nova Scotia.

HALIf w fIt-Id!f My To TO-.
The Province is row gong through the ordeal of a
coitesied erctiUn the main feature of which is the
old issue between the Catholics and PrOtestants. The
preseit Government, which is nOmnay cVu-erv stive,
sOicits the Catholic Influence by the cry OF no pp'-
scrpiiou of Ron ism. Joseph Howe and his asso-
ciaes Of he Liberal party have taken the Protestant
their care aud energetic in opposition Ihs
l. precisely the opposite of tue recent election IN
PriI CO Eawards lland. where the Conservative party
claim ed the Protestant and the Liberal party the
Catholic interest. The contest will be very close both
parties claiming the victory. Thursday last was the
nomination day, and Thursday, the 18th, is election
day.
Farming operations throughout the Province are far
advanced.
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To THE WISE TUSkRR :

Rs..pskrs. y.ct1AsLL IsIvlksAL PlLLs hI rs.tssia<
bowels 10 their oil ibl dsiy and natural s'iion give
reug,b tn - II ID, reeslaoh the neal ~
ndtou Off dig. rssn and cure Dss-p-s coils.
oousf Th.ums'i.n doges ant sfkess g-uersy whether
errc .r reerit Tie lrtraiei AierIetuy says; After
isgug curr5 the ders g,u Of the bowrs debility aud al
de- ss,s is esl Of her otcn aoeord even IN 'ho
,rp The exptieiee Of ntury hiss established the worth
If ;he.e pills You'd dispute pursave shd aniibiho1'
medicine. ard their iy UPWARDS u 1870 conscientious payS
csps aud b. over r0u Of mid. shows tina; they
rlys one o. the wants g. advance Of medi
c .cerce Tie above pills. although purely able, now
40 sn md used substitute for Csom (Hydvavgg CHIC
yidun Ms) producing oil lis sers;e and other indications
with none is dis qgauizins esects upon sdsen Grip
ring for oT Sc dis'r uE action upon the teeth and gums
The prepared concentration from the principle. Life
Abolition Pistsa substitute fr blue pl (Pino Hydyoygyrir
psssnr the peculiar action the seret Of that prep
srson from mercury 81 % salysns or other iuu
rou. eHects Those have Used them blue pill sSb'fHe
or ,.h,rs.e award them the highest praise They come
Dsr. 70 concentrated Of Life than anything yet made
a. ID. vsy Of medicine BY single pill gwen daily when
ell hope hsd fed has often restored health ufset they supply
az organic principle the b 3D. Away. wanting exrem
Old people have the secretins Of early youth
restored by Life Addition P. Their value hfePre
servers 10 beyond -, mate.
yere.sb Universal Pills from the bowels
and ood Of person the death THE LIFE Aop
Tos Pills ORGANIC NECESSITY OF The sLOoos
vTALITYt glUbes Of vegetable essences OF which
thew are the ooucrou, have their erae counterpart IN IN
Vita obues Of blood And from whence does the blood de
rive s life it, gIobule, verify from the from
whence Dr. Brndreth derives the life principle d the Life Al
orion Pills-froln the Vegetable Kingdom.
These pills sso the Universal warranted purely vege
sbe Physicians and public supplied by the single
box Brandrehs Principal Office No 2si Cansst, NJ T.
snd Of Buruton No. 296 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Forgery.
VI
p, W.,i,.sJay MayII 1870.

CISCiNNArt, w Wednesday, May IL, lcJ'.
Another forgery committed ia TalrL street, yes
ternsy afternoon. A boy, II years OIL entered the
banking house of MUwr,y Il Co., presented check
tor So 40 tor deposit together with the bank book OF
GetlLe {. Sledge. The check drawn by }. H.
oUd & Co. payable to the or,icr OF Samuel M. Pipe
& Co., upon Falls, Brown q Co., bankers, and ln-
dorsed by GOA & Co. NJ Pike the teller Received
the check and placed it to the credit OF Sledge. An
hour afterward man presented check, signed by
sledge tor g. CO., and received the money for 1t: He
has not yet been detected. The forgery o both checks
we're well executed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

Nlw-ORLtASs, "Wednesday, MAY TT, Iooy.
The Southern Convention assembled to-day at
Naksburgh. Eight States were represented Chas.
Clark Of Mississippi WAS chosen President.
Res, luiiob. were offered by Mr.. Sprutt of South
CaUlLa in favor of the reopeung Of tue slave-trade
aud lie made speech IN support oi them.
t;en. Foote Denounced Mr. Spratts sentiments a.
hi, b treason. He then read the laws of ten States
prohibiting the slave trade and declared that it
the DUTY of the Government to acquire Cuba, and to
gain preponderahce in the lsthmus~es.
Resistance to the rule Of Republican President was
urged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
The swan Lottery Case.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Tuesday, May To, 1913.
The Judge yesterday, IN the case vi Swan aud 9TH
ers charged with vending Illegal lottery tickets, re-
fused the oton If the defendants counscl ~ dismiss
III COMPLAINT and ordered tie to be proceeded
with. In. whole DAY was cossulncd III legal discus.
sioLs Oh the adlLissbli'y Of certain evidence.
AUGUSTA, Wednesday, May II 1859.
The Jury TO-DAY, i'll the Of the State Vs. swan
& Co., found verdict against the defendants. Inc
ease will be carried 10 the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
The Southern Mail, &c.

WAsHISGTON, "Wednesday, May ii, 1917
New-Orleans papers Of Friday last are to hand, by
tbs alriy al Ut the mail a. late due.
Capt. Mcdonald OF the bark Gemge Stricken, which
had arrived at New-Oileans, reports, that while of
the Brazilian coast he was twice fired upon by an
III gIish maL-oi-war Capt. McDonad hO,stcd his
LaioLal colors, and they had been up but for mo
MELT when the Britisher altered her course.
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From barbados.

HiMPTOS ROADS, "Wednesday, May III, 1907
The Inied Stat.s stesu.er souih.rn Star, Com
mauG,r P,nLUck If the Paraguay Expedition, from
ban badOs the 18th April, arrived here thls morning.
Al Barbadvs the 10Th ut the supply vi Hour, corn
meal sud pork was light. Slaves were in large supply
Al dull. Molas es had advancrd The weather was
dry ana the crops suffering. The public health was
m,pruyiug.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Spe3ial Dbpaten 10 Ine w. l. tnDuuc
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday. May H. 1859.
Hearts appointment as Superintendent OF Print
ing has excited commotion. The President EN-
phatically refused him before, and promised the
place as part OF the agreement with Wendell, 10
Towers Wendell gave The Union gratis to Bow
man, receiving the Executive printing and bin ling
under the written arrangement prepared by Black
md signed by him aud Appleton. Twenty thou.
sand dollars annually we're allowed from the job,
To be- divided between The Constitution and Penn
sylrdnian for their support aud to be paid over to
Bowman. The first quarter was advanced in the
proportion of three thousand to the former aud
two thousand TO the latter. There are threats Of
breaking the bargain, but Wendell holds the docu-
ments, aud dries the President.
The instructions sent TO Utah place the military
there at the disposal Of the Gosernor exclusively
for posse as in Kansas. Other instructions,
allowing such discretion to the Judges and Mar
shal, are revoked. Judge Cradlebaugh will not
be removed. VsllandinghaD, Of his principal
backers being here, aud protesting.
The present circulation of The Constitution is
SIX hundred daily and eighteen hundred weekly
The impression obtains here that Richard Scheu
spd those in his interest were parties behind the
scene 10 The successful bid for the California mail
service There is much comment Oa the secretiVe
manner Of conducting the whole transaction IN the
Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
The Oberlin Rescuers.

CLENLLAND, May IT, Ic'
Bushnell one of the obs Rim rescuers. was to-day
senteIcsd to sixty days imprisonment in the common
jail and fine Of s6o0 and costs.
The Kentucky officers have been arrested on the
chsrge OF kidnapping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
NOTICE [!
q. J. WOOD 4 Co.
have Removed from No. Si9 TO

No. ff4 ROADWAY, New hots
In con number who prefer 70 ony
Prot Woop's HAIR RrsroR,Tivs from the Mandatory
a,r tr have resolved make retailing feature Of
Their bo,in.. hsresite aud viii be most happy all
their Lady aud Gepiccn Patrons aud 70 gye them all the In
f,Tmstio In their ppwer ;le stre No ~ broadway
Ibe nun t~r Of years Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE has
ben b har the public and the in which ha. sustained
A.. the constantly increasing d-nsnd Tor
A. rrudrrs unnecessary this late day to de'sh It's merits
81 A.. n TO ehott, Ia imitation OF other
sin mated by L. succes. bat scientific and wei established
mr. ps,top i es,orns aud growth Of the hair etad
es,s dsnduf peyenas the hair falling out ami general rec
tifrr Of all affections Of the hair aud scalp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
The Pixies Peak Emigration.

1T. LOIIs, Iutsdd!, Way IU, IoJ'.
Advices from Pike Peak give very discouraging
accounts Of in thai region. Large numbers vi
IA i.rs were returning without the of suosist
ence uu the way buck, and it feared that many viii
die from starvation. ApprehenslUns were also euter-
tanned that they would attack the outgoing trains.
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Nep!pork Daily Tribmare
THURSDAY, NAY ~, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice BE- taken If Communications What
intended for Insertion mus, be authenticated by the
address Of the writer-Dot necessarily tor Pubhce'
tio1 but ~ guaranty toI his god faith
We csuno undertake to return rejected Communications
Business foi THE Tribune Oce should in oil cases be
addressed to HORAcE GREELEY Co.
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The Utah Mail Route.

LEAyEswORTB, Wednesday, May III, lS-S.
Jones & Russell have purchased controlling in
teiest IN the Utah mail contract aud il IL Understood
they will transport the mail portion Of the new
overland route and materially lessen the tine thereby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Infer from Havana.

NkW-ORLfANs, wednesday hay ~ 100,
The steau ship Empire City, from Havana on the
sth iust is below. Her news - Of little interest.
Sugar " as quiet at SaSic. The stock was SO, 900
b, Aes. Laid was steaay at l. a lsic.
Exchange on London was LII y cent premium and
on New-ioik, 8! y cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
Obituary.

NORFOLK, v edne-aay, May 1T, IS5y.
Samuel T. HART, Naya Constructor Of the United
States Navy Yard, died last Light. lie wac held In
Liu h estimation, ana was gentleman of ability.
We hsd d heavy storm last night, VITA a northeast
wind, which has now changed to northwest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

HALnAh, Wrdnesuay, May IT, IbI'
] The shp Compromise, from Liverpool for New
York with &sj pas-engers has put ia here. Sue has
had five deaths from smallpox She sails Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
To he Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May II, 1857.
Judge Smaley Of Vermont, Chairman, aud the
Hon. Clement l.. Vallsbdigham, Secretary OF the
Den ocrate National Executive Committee, have to-
cav BY vi,toe Il the power given them in the prem
;s. concluded TO call meeting about the eth Of De-
cen Der next formal notice Of which will be published
IN Oeirb.r This Committee viii nix II time Tor the
assembling of the Democratic \ atioua Convention at
Charleston, which will probably De toward the eiys
Executive Com mittee are the those appointed
nv the Cincinnati Conventions member for each
State. Il will be recommended to the Democracy Of
the States admitted into the MON since ieIo 70 APP
Mint members OF the Executive Committee. Ii may
he mebtioped that the-(ne.tng Of Messrs. SnaIey
ard vaisndngham in Washington was purely acei-
dental ard they sgreed after brief PERSONAL inter
view, on what they had proposed TO effect BY cor,
,s.nondepee. This is the first official movement OF
RI. Executive Committee since the adjournment OF the
Cincinnati Convection.
Commodore Shubrick, having returned from The Par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

A fire occurred at Oshkosh on the 10th. which
destroyed property valued at half million of
dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

LACE CURTAINS,
No 35l BRoADwAY
CIR CosSiCEs
~ ISL BRoApy,Y
WINDOW SHADES,
No 35l BROADWAY.
BRocATELLEs.
No S5l BROADWAY.
FERGUSON BRoTHERs,
No. 3jI BsoADyAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

HoLLOwAY's PILLs-Th- shafts Of Disease
no scro cur pa In such variety atmosphere Of bu
-n III, L. daIkeD,d by tei' number. The escsp Of ind
ydsl becomes almost miraculous, unsided by these Pills
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CAUTION

ALI p~f.ons forbidden, penalties " the
a~ against purchasing SEWING MACHINES Of Whtiy Lyop
" their agents reuse from this dag revoked
Nrw-York, April q. 1859. Z. HowE.U.
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Il. II X.
FArAL MEDICAL Practice.


w xesrs sxo the REGULAR Of ryen commenced
i,h and DRS>csEs c CauIel aud JAlsp This
rls las been he'd Of lst But do the doctors
.d bsy were formerly wronsl Not a. all DE- Pster tells
M, An ,he of the Medical Society OF New fos for
1919 thai CHANGED, aui hence
The ekspss Of treatment He prrdicts however that val
cHAkcx again that pT fs~on viii ridn IL toe TIE.
use Al th~ noet ia days yorr l. NO: ia" n"nsr es
e faculty. sooner ssm ever wrong lnss
tb. lsxs Of nature cHANGs rHs MOON Meanwhile hAp
NAYS Remede. here controlling feNrrs "Ue &c
sTee Of ppppsp.-s that snkes thu Ds with smAzrment
hom Fever and Ags up Yellow Fever, all Those seouse %
suhdard hy KApwsYs REIEF and REGULATING PiLLS Not
fsilpre heard OF Th~ "ioeursbes OF the taoay set WEI
sna sns the doom pronounced upon them hN the nea
cal sdyts~rs Coisurp, and ScToulA, nave 81 ens
encountered real specific R.pwAYs RssoL't>r stah
the urity with IL beneficial effects 10 these te
sisnts which quickly yield the Pis,t influence Of hAo
WAYS kIApy RELIEF ard REGULATING PIiLS
RApwAYs Reuedis sod BY Druggists and Storekecper'
eveDwssre. RAILWAY Co. No. " Johns,, New'fo's
INpgxICAl PUMICE-SToNE SoAP-A superior
artiol~ fs Soarins aud Whitening tho HandsrenloVns as
BY magic stains Of al kinds ink pitch vanish &c No c0anuns
hSruss or vorkshop should le without H. Sold b.
HscenAx 4 Co, Nos l6i 5Se, Sill. 7dS Broadway
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

Price from So 20 rs
Tor families tson and al manufacturing purposes these Ma
cbss aneqused They durable capable Ut doing
greater vsetJ work. and Of earning money than any
machines 10 the mBrket.
The FAMILY MACHINES. At 50 and S7b are attracts
povesss stteut They much the best Machine Of
Sired ct q loo price.
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