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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
From the Pixies Peak Mines.

IFANfNMORTH. Tuesday MAY IL, 1917
Letters from Denver CRY state that there i great
scarcy uf pro, isious in the mines at Pixies Peak and
much suffering among the emigrans. Several deaths
were reported from starvation, and the emigrants ar
irving were in Il destitute condition.
An abundance Of provisions is however, on the way
from here and other points. Contradictory reports
prevailed regarding mining prospects. The general
t, nor of the intelligence however l. not encouraging,
bu the niayorabe accounts ascrbed to the dcsti-
tutc and dsconteuted emig, ants. No remttaaoes u
,ust or rich disco, cries announced.
Measures have been initiated FIR new state. DEL
cgaits are 10 meet at Denver City in June to frame
State CoDs'itJ tinn.
The Overland express, with two weeks later news.
IL due.
ON "Wednesday arr rangemeDs were progressing tor
ruhic demonstration on its arrival.
Horace Greeley left With the Leavenworth Delega-
ton Yesterday for the Osa"aismie Convention.
a letter dated Font Kearney, Sth inst, says that
the Pixies Peak emigranis are returning in droves
Nine hundred wagons had passed the Fort in a
werk. The emigrarts were in an extremely des'i-
tuie condition aud selling their wagons, horses and
outfits almost for nothing.
The 81. Joscph Ga:ttte publishes n report ot q
serious difficulty between the inhabitants OF Aurora
and Danver City, resulting in the burning OF both
towns. Local rivalry said to be the cause Tho
report needs confirmation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The " L. Times disputes our statement, and de-
nirs that sir Allan McNab is barooet Of the
United inldOm. We are of course, ready to
bow u so high an authority The ". y. Times
on oil questions where it may find lis in the wrong;
and We cantot doubt We we're in error. We
hive The poor consolation, however, OF knowing
that we are not alone; and among others who
have been led into the same blunder is Sir. j. Il.
Burke, Who in his "Peeruge and Baronetage for
1859 states. page 6i9, that Sir a. McNab, who
was kughied on July II, 1e3e, was created Il
baronet on Feb 5. 1c5e. We trust that the pub
H-lers Of The y. L. Times viii forward copy of
their journal to Sir j. b. Burke ia order that he
toe, NAV make the necessary correction
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The Stoots Zeitung is grossly mistaken when it
alleges that JOHN BELL has declared himself in
faycr of Federal lrgslaiion for the protection Of
SLAYER, in the Territories, in II recent debate at
Louisville with Nr Beriah SIagOiiin the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Kentucky. The Stunts
Zfitnbg coDluunds the Senator from Tennessee
With Mr Joshua +. Bell. the candidate running in
opp, slun to Mag fin. There is no doubt that
this Bell is rendy to ring out anything that thc
slaye.brccdug and slase.trsdlng party may find
agreeable: bat the uttrrances of the distinguished
Senator have very different tone and spirit.
Ash Virgina, So in Kentucky the 50 called OPP
po,itinn is cndcayorng toUuidO the Sham Democracy
in piotrstniious OF srre devotion to the interests
ard glory If the peculiar institution We judge,
from the zeal displayed There ia this bchtf that
il cnly game of tumbug both sides, anl that
the nelg. lit la. of all parties believe 10 Slavery
ust as little os wc do, but that it is thought adj
yisuhle to dtlude the ignorant and foolish How
ever We console ourselves with the reflection that
this cannot last long, aud that within very few
years the race of the cowardly and enasculated
must dir out aud the of living men be heard
again in bob thOse States speaking boldly for Lib
,riy. We may not live very long, but We nope not
10 die till we SEE both Kentucky aud Virginia Free
A4.ta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The WRECK OF TAI PONOEA-LIsT OF THE Pas
sESGERs-The English papers received by tue ArGgo
furnish the following additional particulars concerning
tie wreck OF the packet ship Pomona, which was
rceutly wrecked off Balyc"rigar.
TIE cabin passenger. Of the Pomona consisted of
Mrs Pcxon Ia retired officers widow and her three
childen.
OF the 1913 steerage passenger, % were English
and H., remainder lIlsh:
TIE Engiish Posseagv following is a list Of
the English passergers. who wcre on board of the
Pom"La;
Cbsr. Parkinson John Webster John Chapman, VIM Ran
6sn Oeorae kacId PsletAorp- Th0. Chniey. James
Fea wif. John sle Mar " er, John Pr,n-y, Geo
Aiissr srd wife Fr,de.lck Suzien, VIM AkOyd, joan Ed
nuud,on Dsyo DoUb.dsy Elizabeth Dyublsday VIM DJube-
6oy Jos IN Douh, dsy Mary Ann Doubleday char's D2utc
dsy john sedGsn Msy Whitley VIM Whitley Aun Whitlry,
MsIy Whky JaIe Whi'l.y Elizabeth Whitley, Sarah Ann
Wt-y EPurv smith Betty Gils Emma Shaw Harvey Shaw.
TIE Sc tn Poueng,ys-1ohn McCOlIn and VIE, Robert
L,- IN usa Wi,oi Wilsm Taylor, Margaret Scot John
Gishau james Ksei.e aud Adam acCaary.
None If the foregoing were saved
The following Irish persons had engaged passage,
but did not sail in the Pomona:
Alfred Palmer Pa, Clesy, Theresa OMEN Michael Scott
CstLare Lo.uey Catherine Nssol CrOrEe uryn, CahaEe
FrgsS 1horss Lzswe MAJ ,an~. Cessy Cshsyne Norm-1
Bricst Diy ine aSd Robert Mullins.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

firm proving that he Looks M furthcr than tn u
mere settlement of Italian sffai's suppose him to
sim at European supremacy. be- would. Of coarsc.
prefer to fight tie d'fierrnt fowrrS "ne at tune
He l. asiouished at the excitement which prrsaiis
in .ou,e Of the States Of Germsny. although that
excitement instes in the very same rea-on- e5
which be explains hi= own haste 10 ru:h TO the ali
of SaIdna.
II Frarre is rontcrrnuous to Sardinia, bouud TO
berhy ancient ntrances community ~ origin.
and rrcrnt slisucrs The relntinus Of Germany ~1th
Austria are th- raInr and still c"srri and, IL Ma
Ielcon i. unwilling 10 wat I'LL he tnds himself IN
the face Of an accomplished fact, II VII. th- tr-
uu,uh nf Austria Ovrf Sardinia, neither dn the
C-, msDs incline to uat for tlf accomplished fact
of 4 triumph of France Oy.T Austra. That Louis
Nstml..n l,uk. tn the humiliation Of As-tria at
least to the eSieut OF her expulsion from
italy be- doe. n"t deny. II is true, be
dlsclsims any intention to acquire ltii-
ian TERRITORY or irHUrncr, prof'Ssing TINT the
object of the war is to rsf0re Italy to herself not
10 impose upon her chan GO ot masters hut
suppose the Italian Governments, whose lhdePen-
sindcate, should iud themselves troubled ss in all
probability they would. by those whom Louis Ma
pclron describes the sbett0rs Of disorder. and
" the incorrigble members of old factions - What
then France" says Louis Napoleon, has
shown her hatred Of anarchy" twas this very
hatred of an,rly to which he profcsscs TO o"e MS
present power. In hrt hatred Of anarchy he
fund his warrant for dispensing the he
pubrar Chamber, breaking hts own caths.
osrriurning the republican Government BY military
force crushing out all freedom of the press, aud
driving into exile shipping o1 to Cayenne all
opposefs Of his sole Dictatorship Might u"l the
suppression of auarchy serve hIs turn quite a. vel
il Italy If "the suppression "f the abeit"rs of
disorder ard the ncorrigibe mrmbers OF o'!
"factlons" justified the destruction "t French
liberty. might it not furnish quite rs fair PrrteAt
for the Uytrthrow Of Italinr independence
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
MaYkess.

BALTIMORE. May i7--BsEaDsruTFs auie, Howard .,r-s<
aud Ohio FLovR ~ g. Whit. wHEAT 81 $50 s2Oo White
COEN gOda3c yellow d. 9lass Provisions hrm, sits
,rvd.uc, still further upward. MEss PoRg, tls 2 Baeos
sid.s ICdl0i WHIsgY seiled Ohy aud City hed at 5e
CxcnA.TI May Is-FLOrR-BUyen have ~rbdra~a from
rom the nlarset. WHISKY urchang'c MESS pokk, eB's
ana clo-.d 18th BACON, 9di1c Bulk hg.Ts-sArs
1o 10 63e. Shoulders and 81 Sc for sdcs cosins
hIm. LAID He. =.
OswEGo May H. 6p m.-FLouR firm At the advance s,lss
bb asa "a 75 for Oswrzo and double -
madam WHEAT hid firmly a. the Vance Of yesterday snet
uo D. buyer, grrray not willing meet the
l5iso buh. 3 920 for good "a ci'ce DIV"
Cspsdu, and 20 tor prime Rid Winter Illinois. CosN qai;
firms sl.. small lo' Canadian ie oars nfn ana
ssi.t sel.s 4co b.h Cansd an At q s6 Pas dr sae
. ,mall lot Csnadisn ~ Sl Gssu FRTGHTs-Lc 90 "I -
Hbesi, &c. on CON- 10 HeNi ioTk LANE lafost'-'r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Mr.. VIM. Smith O'Erien i'm Boston.

BOsTOs Tuesday, Nay II, IH5'.
Mr. Wn. smith Brien arrived here last evening,
ard was received with great eDthusasm by tho Irish
population. They assembled around the fremont
lI,ure on bis arrival, 10 the number os six eight
tIiou-nnd. Patrick DoDahur presented bin an address
IN bohelf Of biz cOuntrymeu here. He responded in
brief speech, in which be severely censnred the
An trcau party and the Republicans II Massachu -eits
fr adopting the constitutional amendment. Fireworks
wee let of and other demonstrations made.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

Mayor Ticmann yesterday took possession Of the
City Inspectors Department, aud gives Official
notice in smother column that no claims for work
done henceforth through that department will be
legal until the vacancy in the Office of the City
Inspector is filled. Morton is out at last, Judge
Allen having decided against his application for a
mandamus TO compel the Mayor to sign his claim
G., sals
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
C,RIs MARSH, ESQ, WRITES:

NATNNtX, May
pg pUMPHREysD S,r The ~ 'oicc OF y'r SPEciii
winch sti me solc Two months tao al s
A. NJ rht have much had given p.sicua a.
teuu the subject f,r have lruIovd, they have rem
saactiou have us"d them III nv
owr Family th the g'stiyirg sncccss and would % be
without tneu any h-e"lth ineOee dfaN' TOE
arost of yuur p'cVus iuvicc sld bte u sp me wa
Ne Orleans oe dozen ~ case, S5da, snd - Hen o Tue
singe boxs with directions. aLd hr ahich sLi Ica1 o Te
- of,rvo,ce Ttrlv yni,s CNRtS M,RSH, 2i.
a fll uf Hun HoMEoPATHic SPECIFIES, wita
book al Directions aud twenty different Remedies IN large Ia!s
rorcco case So do IL plain fi family case ol hcch
huAts and Bcok 81
The Ren de b, the single box sent BY mail
nrts. f of charge 10 aay address receipt Of the price,
Ad5rs. HI MPfRLYS Co.,
No. 56e Brsadwuy, Ncs York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Fire im Memphis.--TOrnadO.

MFMPHIs, Tenn, Tne-day, Nay II, IVJ.
Stevenson's block, consisting Of eight buildings, 10
Gated on the corner f Washington aud Main streets,
was burred last night. The sufferer arr: Lent 4
Trsbur Frank smith n Co.. McComb a Co., j. u.
Csst & Go q. NJ. Coaie., n. Dow and ii. ii. Mette.
Los, $40 q partially Insured.
There Nas a severe turnado, accompanied with rain
and hail, unroofng houses, &C., last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
To Bsusibe.s 1lrn.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and sl VINO
have Wares. Inycuons Lands anything else to se nis ad
yee fthcy cypc, find purchaser and We believe there IS
no ostc Advertising udiu good THf WEEKLY TFbrss
Price per line each insertion. Advertisements Intended for
ir.,r.h.1 Iii. Mrrk Innsi be handed In today.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Fires. Railroad Disasters, &c.

KOUsf's TOINT, \. T., Tnesday, May II TSI3.
large wood.sbed, nearly full "f wood, belonging 10
the vermont Central Railroad Company, situated at
West Aburgh, is all il flames, and threateuing
the eng il e-house with destruction.
The rnIlroad bridge at Milton Hollow, and one at
Cl srcoa Creek near Alburgh burned last night,
urd the gine Montpelier IL ia the creek
The ua train from here thu morning ia off the traOk
on the bridge over the lake.
TIE weather is rainy, with very strong wind from
the south
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

We call attention TO the Appeal in behalf of
Female Education in Hayti, published in another
Column. The cause is one that has peculiar claims
upon the hbeTality Of the Phiisnthloric. Contfi-
buttons may he sent to this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
SPAIDINGS =

SPALDiNG's
SPALDiAG'S
AND CASTOR pi
CAsrog on
RosFM.RY CAsrOk OIL
= WARRANTED,
l-,. To Bcautty the Hrf.
3D. To Curl the Han Elcganiiy
50. To Remove Dandrul thvciualy:
ah. To Resiorr Hair 10 Bald Heads
5l To Force the Beard aud WhiskeTs 10 Grow.
Ch. To Prevent Hair ltuu Pallihg OI
7h. To Cure all Diseases Ot the scalp
gth. 10 Prevent Hail Turning Gray.
OH t. Cure Headache.
10th To Kill Hair Eaters.
II yo M mt satstd try IT, ALI c,uue has the Sgistuf0
Of the Proprietor. Take OtheT RUSSELL SPALpNS NO
y 1'rciolt 81. opposite Museum, Boston. Mass ,,
Sold h. Nrw-Iork by BARNES fARX' CAREY HOWARD,
SANGER Co. RUsBToA Co.; MIS-. HAYES BTo"kyn' and
py Dealers generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
scccisi Dispatch to The n. Y. TTisaoe
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. May IL

spccd Drsp.tcn !" ine ~ l. i''""'>
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. May II. 1859.
Mr. Reed. ex.Nlinist,r 10 Cbiu,, who is now
here has closed the affairs Of his Leg,t to tho
entre satisfaction OF all The provisions OF hs prin
cpal tr,a,y, made in June last. are yet impercily
understood. Mr. Ward, his successor. took it to
,xcbsnr, rs,6ca,ions. AL the great Powers agreed
upon having temporary missions st Pekin' abandon
inc the idea of making ih,. permanent residence.
and Mr. Ward will be the first representative there
Mr.. Chevslier WIkoh took out two commercial
trcatie. which were nsgotisted in November lie
i. limited IA, regard. the time for their delivery and
hi. return and his pay is regulated accordingly
Letters from General Pierce say th.t be- wla
probably remain another year abroad. IN conse-
quence Of the improvement Of his wifc's health.
Mr. Daniel has repeatedly requested to be rc-
called from Turin without effect. The President
5 in want Of proper successor.
Mr. Commissioner Bowlin is here, aud viii sooa
embrace Mr. Buchanan Lopez, fashion.
The whole company interested in carrying the
Overland mail are no~ assembled Ia protect their
immense lob which Postmaster-General Holt viii
crush If practicable.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Aem2lurk daily gribrne.
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1859.
TO COKREsPONDENTS

v Conimanicatons W bai-
intended for insertion mus b. authenticated oy the
name address Of the wnerot necsssriy sf putnca
tioii. bot a guaIaIly for bis good tai'h
We cannot undertake reected Communications
Business letters fi THF TRBrSs Office should In all oaSeS ts
saaressed 10 HoRsCT GREELEY & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Fire i'm WilIiamspOrt, Penn.

WULIANPORT, Penn, Tnts lay, Way u, IN'g.
The First Old School Presbyterian Church was 's-
stroved bv fine last night, with adjoining barn,
-toIe and several dwellings. Loss $1,000; insurance
partial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Disaster 10 the Steamer Martha
Pmlnnm.

LOUISVILLE, Ny, tn. sday, MAY ~, 1859.
The steaIucr banhu Putnam, from Cincinnati, bound
10 ST. Louis heavily loaded n comirg oui OF the Falls
had hole stove 10 her. She towel to the shore,
where she Sank in feet of water. She was un-
fsUTCd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Nou.ArriVaI Of the Canada.

H,TIr,N, tuesday, May ~ p. m.
There ore a. yet no signs of the steamship Caaads.
now about due here with Liverpool dates Of the 'th
inst,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
The Sailing Of the Niagara.

BOsION Tutsday, Nay II, T5JJ.
The X. NJ. Steamer Niagara viii SAL from hore for
Liverpool, via Halifax, at about room tomorrow.
Her msils close At Il. Dispatches sled in the tele-
graph Office, at No. u Wall -trcet, New-York,
to reach here by ii a. m. will be forwarded by her,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Soutberu Pacific Railroad.

IOUIsyttIf, Tuesday. Nny IL, 1897
The stock holfers of the southern Pacific Railroad
held a meeting here to-day. Alexander Bullett was
elected Chairman. 4 report was submitted, when tho
meeting adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Roston Weekly Bank Statement.

U0sTON, Ine-siay May II, 1913.
The following are the f'otDgs Of the Bank state
ueBt for the past week:
CaDa Stock 5ll7q0 Due 20 othrr Banks. SIIotSS
Lans aid Discs... 1850 Drp,iis.......... 2tHto
spsee............ 6fJl 600 Circulation TvsisU
De IA other Banks 7,So56fo.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Obituary.

ST. Lutis Monday. May l6 lke.
Advices from Camp Floyd annoauee the death ID
CAPT. George H. Paige. Assistaut Quartermaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

W,>mfNGro> Tuesday, May II. 1889.
The basis If The treaty arranged by Minister M
Lane j. on the priucpe of that which existed before
the treaty d neutrality-suspicious., and "h'ch regn.
a,d Lc comma rcial intercourse from the riders of
Mss,ui to and from Santa FL. 10 this case the right
Of way over Mexican territory to the Gun ct Calior-
pia j. proposed. With every pro-pec' ot success.
Ex-Connisson,r Reed and bn"in nave met with
cndal reception rou the President and others
ciat. with hiU, il the Government
Jrice Douglas left tonight for New.Oresns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

an ~ ,i,r hemisphere His of Ladirs Long
Bids krnts Half MIG uow complete Ills splendid
nv IA srpS expersnCtd artists the satisfaction OF eVory
s aud sold No. AstoS House. Copy The
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

TuRr tbs spasmodc Climate cough OF cold makes alarm
A.. ,ro.,.. n neglected for w days Administer this great
scisc remedy Ia the early sase aud grsPpe with and
the complain, st oucs ~ nourr sri Toe n h as '
Beeknsn4f. Sold BY DrgsiGA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

To rHE LADIES ONLY The VICTORIA BAN
oAer Tor pvrodesl prtreUIl ready II the Truss EAe-
tshusn, of MesSs MsEsH Co.. No Verys, Asor HOUSE.
Iadi~s waited upu BY female in private salesooms Tor
G.ls At HyernNS Co., MiLHsv's. kc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

a GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
THosE IsDIA-Rvssts PtsS
IT,. rsSfs,RaSsss SD1I"ha F.. r. ccom",.
NJ. 81 Liberty st..
H.. .,ye of rep ths rsJ ;cs'y be '0d TO-
create. wEi,ing lL-rlnIeit
EyEE Is,asTfD
.n.slead Il ali lie. Of Pens, ..f'edias h- az lo
FLExisiLITy AsD EAsT.
Aaa ..lirs TIE r.oe of The Steel Pel f' cOsloass Al
T>pup ,>cr asp Fco>osu.
IHE hDIA-RUBbEx PIs
I. for .ss ty an Booa erer. and sstoner', ''we.l
b The CO~raY.
CAUTION
sn: % sss ,ss sa nscass. s9sss e = &sasS a' 4 & 70:
orte sseDis heen.e from Is dis dsJ reyckc
He~-YorE, April -. !GH u eo~H,F
WATCHES CLEANED AND REPAIRED
u The best usnfnT
At Lrss THA> UsUiL PRICES,
By the Gaest Lordol. and G-rn.au SorsnieI, a.
&. c. ALIEN 5, No. ~ Bro1dE1y.
R.GHf's 1KiCoPngKOUs
Ia the Best AID Chesgvst Artielr fst Ure''ins
PressrvfI, aud Rr..oing tbe Hair
L,die' tJr. tssl@ BY p"'sn.'' ana ~ re'r-n'r','
KuPTURE CURED-By MARSH 1 Co.'s RApi-
rim. and SHOULDER hstcEs nrurnHn.. is'
isnrnites made order. No zNsssys, ASor hnase, n
t..dins p-va;s and female attendant.
REMOVAL.
The DiFOT FOR THE SaIE of
TnE AMERICAN SOLICITED NILE,
j. rrinoyed to
No. IS Lteuy~t. "a d'sf es-t a Broadway.
HFCKFRs' FARINA BOHERs-To prevent bur1-
s or .chorcbine JELLY moIDs oi zes. fUs aud
Iaiteus For a. the eAhi'stneu NO. New-Caha''l
Lar & or. BE- scvey. =. &. TkEADwELL, AZ -
Ier-ii cf p nebc- VIII II desired astroc rcha'rf' ~
Boil end Mcl il the best mode o Pfrpins f@fHS 'eJ '0f
able.
HTCkiEs' FARINA is in the highest rcpute MS
ous eud hoeson fpc3 sl ssoL. of the " !"
uc u partition ironi Wheat. without the adNtnrc m any
ttfe grain j. invaluable ia the Sumner EN'
teisytly tic Asto' se 81. Nchoas MrrJPoiIa3
end Q. i.t ls Hotels ad sloon-, a Is irPidJ bc0As al
iIdi. Idle di-h Oh al good tabes .
MsutstcuIe3 and oid a. The CToto Mails. No ~NI CherTy
New. York. A liberal cis,orlt 20 deaei.
" IECkUR BRoTHTR.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
TRY ir.-Rh,um,tsw, Cohc Coup, Cuts,

Pains in Limbs ck aud Chrs, Immediately cured by using
Dr. TosAss VsSsrIS LsIN,NI Nothing hs "N-r been ais
coyertd that psih hk. H. Warranted None genuine IN
les signed TOMAS Price p cents DrPo;, No 70 'oaii
Iaudt = =, Ia by all the DTusgss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

De oopALT still Continues successful treatment az ms
disease in ell varieties and phascs a, No b9nd ~
Persons who Yet iucrrdsous as 10 Tehei sa cur M .
nslsdy b. assured from personal uterNf" ihN 'N ma
h. permanently aud radically cured. Those who nave frs1ie
he vsTion, "speeihcs including hi,le pills. without Dement,
sre the subjects desired.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
MEYERS MIR R,CULoUs VERMIN DEsTRoNEI
The only rVnccy III th' WnO!e WoIlu
SUE TO ENIERMI>ATE

SIkE TO ExIERNI>ATE
Ross r. sches Ants Mushs Fca Muketos Rats and Mice
ard all Other Ncruin and Insects
For sale By br inventor yossPh MEfLS, fTAcucA Chemist
no s2 Broadway corner OF Hous''n--t
HuI's HAIR DYE, - cents box, black or
brown wsnau,ed. Depot, No Barclay 81 ass sold Al No
Sqe B,,s.wey and BY ell DTnggsis lnflhee O>GVEN and
FlosAtA NJ the gIowta and braniy C the haif ANIiV
Q,sTs,>I for Chars Burns. BoLs. Bguiors Piles, Ac
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutrallzc5 this fnalarious poison IN il,
blood, and stimulates the liver 20 pXpt d roH
the body. As Il should, so it does c.gc thi+ ei-
ilicttye disorder with perfect certainty Anl ID
does more, or rather does what is Of moro s5r-
vice to those subject TO this infection. II thhcn
In season 1t eXpels IL from the system as b n ib
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use " frJ' from
It's attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently II not ouly
cures, but protects from, the great variety of NJ
fcctions which are induced by this mnliemut
influence, such as Remittont Fever, Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Ileadhcle.
or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevcrs, Ncurlgin,
Rheumatism, Gout, blindness, Toouache, Enr-
ache, CBtarrh, Asthma, Palpitatons, Painful AZ
fections Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie Paralysis
and Painful Affections OF the Stomach and Dow
els, all of which, when arising from this cause
Will be found TO assume more or less the iutCrmit-
tent type This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
OF these arrangements, and cures the disease
This 1t accomplishes by stimulating the cxere-
tories to expel the virus from the systcm; anil
these organs by degrees become habitcd 10 do this
theT office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcciimdtioa. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life is not long enough, or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGuB
CURE does IL at once, and with safety. We have
Great reason TO believe this Is a surer weu og
safer remedy for the whole class of
which are caused by the minsmntic H. ,.ua
than any other which has been discovered: and
il has still another important advantage TO the
public, which is, that It is cheap as we'll as eoods
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-14
DR.. JOHNsON's r
HERB DISPENSAR

OFFICE 95 MAIN ST.,
(seeond door, Up stairs) Buffalo; n. Y. ..tr
THE CELEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
Botanic Physician, treats successfully tlc.fol-
lowing diseases;
Consumption, Dy' pepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Del ility,
Bronchitis, Headache cu'd M lUm
Lung a & est Diseases Scroiuia,
Diseases of the Ii ear Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, rheumatism,
Liver Complaints Fever and Ague 2
Female Weakness, Pimples,
Diseases Of the Ear and Eve, &c, dc
All who are suffering ftom Tie atop nAnlcd dis q
eases, or any other complicated disease. of years
standing, are informed that they eHn haVe!ti Wnrr-
ed by mail or express icT the snail Of W a u
neat package Of medicines, with all RoccFsary d.
reetions and medical advice. Patients 81 Culd appL
without delay, as they obtain instant reiieft
from the Doctors remedies
Dr. Johnson's Medicine eouHistE Of eXtraoit fTcn
choicest Medicinal lOrtifn Rud native Ruutg and
Herbs, Manufactured under his supcrvit ron. Al
his nifpen6ary, and therefore avoiding the use III
Mercury and other mineral poisons, that Werc new
ef designed iQr the system, 10 which uany n ouf-
Ands have fallen victims ana gone 10 ear ysgfasef ~
LOTION FOR ThE COMPIENION-Dr. Jchn-
sous remarkable O1ION Tor hcEutiiy ing ard in
proving the Complexion, removil. almost irstar-
to sny part Of the country iOr 81 90 and one lusi-
DIR. JoHNsON, Drawer sos, h
Ohcr 95 Main street, Buftalb, \. Y.
N, B.-Female Pils 81 o0 aboN. lell -d6wIy
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