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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-21
uEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

~
II SosK AGO, TESTIMONY regarding
Gseenbers Medicines received from highly literary and
religious authority: go
Ny personal acquaintance with Of the members OF the
Grseenbg COMPANY fully usies me IN expressing the opn
ion that heiI medicines worthy Of confidence
FRANCIS HALL. Editor and Proprietor
New.York Commercial Adrertisey.
hereby certify that have examined number Of testimonials
exhibited to by the Grzefnberg Company relative to the
merits Of their medicines and take pleasure IL saying that they
present evidences Of genUnene and therefore entitled to
OF the Methodist Church.
Since that time of the leading GrdeeHbeg Medicines has
been ns
UTERINE CATHOLICON,
which Is certtin for all female irregularities weakness
tunos alton Inflammation whites, alings, and other
local arrangements q the uterine organs well the const
tutional troubles aririI from them
Trroe 81 so per- bottle For SIX DOLLARS FIVE bottles
WILL Express, AID CHAHGEs PREPAID TO THE
ENPREss LINZ PROM NKv YORK. ..
Address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ d., Resident PHYSICIAN
Crsefcnherg Institute. No 2 BONDST., NEW-fOHh-
Dr. BRIDGE t-H reorire patients az The Grdefenberg INSTITUTE
He also be consulted by letter personally and ne per
sorally permitted 20 refer to
HoRAcE GKEfLEY, Of The Netr- York TribTne
Prof a. p. PEABODY, Of HGrrdrd UnirTsffy Mass
: Rev J.. II. CHAPLIN. d. d.. Of Aer' YORK.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1860

Of the Judiciary Upon this ground ne demued
to The complaint act setting forth cause 81 Jad, sube
land who this morning rendered decision In a'0f OIL o
uoleI up the demurrer 7, 7, ,ao-,0r A.s,.tan Corpo
b. y. Siliman for pla4tihi H. H. Ahoe'so"'
'''''" CINcurTFNov 2o-Before Justice LEONARD
ACTION TO RECOVER FREIGHTAGE.
tn. w.se Trap.portation COMPANY agt Alfred IMMENSE
This action is brought by the plantito recoverfrom
The defendant balance Of $50 ~ alleged Ds %e Of lumber
transported from Buffalo to NewYok in the month oil Vc'o0e
The defendant seee. that after the arrival Of the lumber IN
he sold William Johnson, who agreed 70 pay
went with defendant 70 The office of Company and
agreed pay them the freight and at the time the ohcer.
Of the freight and 10 release the defendant, The defendant also
denies having paid the Company anything account oil
V Verdict for plaina lor siGa '4' y
g. T. jerks and H. NJ. Hyde for plaintiff; Chls W. Pren's
Before Justice MuLLrs.
AUTHORITY or PARTNERS TO BIND THE FIRM.
f. r. sander.on al W. NJ Dodge d. w. Sewers ct al
This action il brought upon four promissory notes
made by D. NJ Sewers Co. and Endorsed BY Dodge CO. 10
upon valuable consideration and that neither Of them any
Of them has been paid All the members of the two firms
The defense a denial that the made by the firm
made b S Wsm N Dodge Without authority from the %
and received by the plaintiff for prior inde6,ed1sss due to
Dodge being of both firms Is also alleged tina; the
plaintiffs have eesyed other nos also sssS IF ba notes
The stll spier Nash for plaintiffs; Beeoe Dean
Donahue for defendants.
CHANBERs-Before Justice IsGRAHAn.
DECISIONS
Henry d. Felter agt. Edward Bonnell.-Motion
grsnied: costs Of motion 45 -,
Motion denied; defendants to abide event.
VIM IT, Sellers agt VIM NJ. Hedge.-Moon granted on pay
ment Of so costs 80
In re application Of the Mayor &C. relative to land for
New Re,ervoir port confirmed. -
Mitchell Bailey ct al sgt Sherman r. Cot-Memoranda Tor
counsel
Henry O. Baker agt Annie f. Baker, Martha A. Stempe agt
Thomas Eliza Jane Ward agt Daniel Webster Ward
Reports confirmed and judgments Of divorce granted In the
latter case. custody Of child awarded to plaintiff
Jane. Cook ar. Charles Miller, Ex'r.-Moton granted on
payment Of : 10 costs 80 I'd -
Sarah stohard agt Alfred Waller -Motiongranted costs
to abide event
Before Justice MrLLIy
John Pettigrew The Mayor &C. and Gnstsvus w Conc
verMoon granted to the second and third sPecncaon
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cOrRT CALFNDAR-THI, DAY.

UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT CouRr.-Same as On
Tuesday.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERa.-The non-enu-
uera,ed Calendar will be continued.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Part Mos. 9S,
49, col 1885 1861 1862 ll79 1865 1857 1873, 1875 1871,
1891 1888 1885, 1884, 1888 1891 1893 1899 PART II-Nos
1913 1884 1856 1913 1908 $40 1860 1854 1856 1865 1870 1917,
1878, 1856 1872, 800, 1926, 1910, 1904, SO
SUPERIOR COURT-Part I-Same as on Tuesday,
and Noe Ol and 6s added PART Adourned for the term
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs-Part Mos 2236,
2e2 2345 1850 1855 1866 1861 2O74 1862 253 1873 1853 1903,
PISS g. PART I-No 207 1870 ll2 1853 2i05 22l2 z1s9
1881 1898, 1891, 237l, 1914 2375, 1871 2578.
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SPECIAL sESSIONS-Nov. 2o.-Before Justices CONNOLLY
BREsSAS, and KELLY. 80

Owen Bolan, assault and battery, fined g; Wihiam
Brown petty larceny Pententiary James Bates do,
City Prison % days Tbos Coyle do Pen,entiary ".
II. Cowe do. sentence suspended Daniel Graham do
suspended John Harmon assault and battery Peniten
tsry Henry Hngey petty larceny Penitentary
VIM. Jones do Penen,iary mos John Keve. do. Peni-
Tertiary Mai keamey, do Judgment suspended Lewis
Lsmbt indecent exposure Penitentary Timothy MUIR
ply assault and battery judgment Suspended James Mckee
petty larceny City Prison 30 days; Timothy Mcmahon do,
Pntentisry mos chas Mayer do PententisTy months:
Catharne Madden, do Penitentsry month; VIM. Newell,
do Pententisry mos. Thos. Nay do, Penentiary
Owen Riley, do, Psnitentary Bridget Rawlson, do,
James Taylor do Penitenary George Waiterheimer,
Penitentisry months.
In the ceses Burns, Henry Ehart Joseph Martin,
Thomas Murphy, Andrew Peterson, Joseph Whitmoe and
Elizabeth Williams all Of whom found guilty Of petty lar
ceny judgment was suspended
About dozen bail down for a on the 9th
inst.
Thomas Tranor charged with Illegal voting called for,
hi being upon the calendar but found that he
prison having been discharged writ Of habess corpus
by the Recorder.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nov. 2o.-Befor,
Judge BRTTs.

THE SLAYER APPROXIMATION OF THE TRIAL.
Robert Mccormick testified follows: / am agent
owboa Active and clerk in shpchandery store in south
street On the Sd July witness chartered the steamug Mag
noa do job which he Lad engaged to do for some party the
Da Costa Otto the principal there
was else with him Otto said he merely wished to
have oclockhe wntedo be put on board his yes
sell sai he would not do nothing else occurred they
had towed the bark Kate before and witness had heard that he
was captain OF he1 witness made bargain with the captain OF
the Magnolia.
The called Da Costa remained in the pilot house Of the
Magnolia made remark about the Harriet Lane when they
m her Da Costa before and knew nothing
Of him they the Kate around after being stopped
v Cspan Faunce they also returned the bill for the Magnolia
bills paid by Captain Otto after the seizure of the
Kate.
case il still
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERx.-Noy. 20.-Beiore
Justice Sutherland.

INCREASED SALARY OF TIN EA-JuDGks DENIED.
The People rel William Mitchell agt Robert l. Haws, Con
tTOller.
This was suit brought by ex-Judge Mitchell TO
compel the CONTROLLER pay him 80 SEQ due him for hi. Sc ies
JUDGE Of the Supreme Court The complaint alleged ta' e
plaintiff elected Judge Of the Supreme Court IN 1897 al
salary q - 800 per Subsequently by virtue an So
u he Legislature the Board OF Supervisors increased the
Of The Judges 500 per Mr. Mitchell went our OF
office IN S uvhch time he claimed that the sum OF tsoH
due 20 him Of such increased salary The Supervisor allowed
this hch the defendant refused 10 tAASAus'o
compel Tie Controller 70 pay this sum wa Issued 4,
The Controller made that to pay this sum WOMB ~
voion provision. of Constitution which provided
Tia, duIus sssS term Of snse 30 spge s,p bs pz N s
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
IL and TROY connecting with Trains NORTH and WEST
Trains leave:
VunN f-a1Huups.sr

yBoN cHANBERs-sT.:
Express, ! and IL q. M, and 5
p. N.
Troy and Albany, Mail ct 3:l5
p. m.
Troy and Albany with Sleep
ing-csrl, $50 p. m.
Poughkeepsie Train, 1880 q N.
and | p. m.
Peekskiil Train, $50 p. m.
Sing Sing Train, 9;45 .. IL and
Sand Up. m.
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYok Notice Is hereby given to all
having claims against ANN PROUDFII late OF the
City New-Yok widow deceased present the with
vorchers thereof the Office OF EDWARD d. EVEN, No;
Chambers the City of NewYok before the
eighteenth day Of November nexaed the eighth
day Of May 1860. JAMES y. PROuDfiI'
EDWARD u. EVEN,
my9 law6mW Administrators. &C.. with the Viii annexed
CUPREME COURT-QUEENS COUNTY
- JACOB TOTEM Plaintiff, against OLOF SODERLAND
aud - HAMRFN. widow Of OLOF HAMREN, Defendants
for relief To the Defendants above named You
hereby and required the complaint in this
action Of which copy j. herewith served upon you and which
ed IN the the Jerk Of the County Of Queens at
Jamaica in said County the h day Of October 1860 and to
to said complaint the sub4crber
his office In the village Of Hampstead in sad county within
twenty after the service Of this you, exclusive
such service and fail the aid com.
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action viii
apply the Court for the relief demanded Ia the complaint
DATED October -, 1860 SIDNEY l.. GRIFFIN,
O24 lsw6wW Plaintiffs Attorney Hampstead, Queens Co
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NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy connecting with the New
York Central Railroad for gil points West NorthWest and
South West
On after MONDAY Oct Is 1860 trains viii leave 2eth
n Station. Newly oTk, follows
For Albany a m. and p. Express Train and 10
Mail Train. For Croton Falls m stopping at all stations
above Yorkve. For White Plains 8:l5 M 230 and $50
stopping al stations For White Plains, 65 from
Whe Depot stopping at all stations For Wiamsbrdge IL
and 1880 from 2ethst Depot stopping at all stations
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Albany, q. m. Fast Albany 5:l5 m.-Express Train
Albany, 3:45 p. Fast Albany p m-EIpress Train
Albany, a. n. East Albany S:l5 m.-Mail Train.
Croton fas stopping at all stations above fremont
Wismsbridge, 6:4oa and M stopping at all stations
JOHN BURCHELL Asst Supt.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-yTRrh Tmx-Nov. 10
Before Judge BRADT.
The BoDIIs IN PoTTERs FIELD-As uEDERTAEERs

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiaL Tmx.-Nov. 10
Before Judge BsADr
1HE BoDIIs IN PoTTER's FIELD-AF UEDERTAEEhs
BILL.
John McGrane sgt. The Mayor &c Of New-Yort.
lhis action Is brought the plaintiff to recover com
pensaon for removing bodies from the buying ound be-
ns 10 the ey commonly known POt1s' Field and sin'
The plaintiff time prior Fall Of 1876 bad entered
INTO wen Tphae xh the City to regulate and grade Fourth
do this he wa Obliged 70 cut through Poers Field .nd
this exposed the dead bodie: long inferred and
The complaint alleges that IN pursuance Of the
move the bodies. and had he not done 90 the pres.
ence of the bodies thus exposed would have been
defendant IN view Of this things hired plaintiff 10 re.
move bodies snd RENTER them in suitable place and
hundred and ninety bodies which the city had failed
pey him and for which they still .y INDEBTED 70 bum in
he sS57s with interest from October 1856 The case
r. p Andrews and G. R. Thompson for plaintiff r. Il
srEcTaL TERx-Nov 2O.-Before Judge BRADY y-S~
DECISION.
The Society Of gadsth Acbn sg B.ndm.n
denied and order to show cause discharged without
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Noy 20-Besops Judge
John Adams pleaded guilty of an attempt to commit
Sss II hs IN aSas TIs oocs IL the
ing while standing in Fifth street near Avenue Adams had
while with the other he natehed watch from the
pocket He then but soon arrested The District
Attorney and Court allowed the prisoner 20 put In plea Of an
attempt commit the crime charged The sentence was ten
years IN the State Prison.
Edward Eehercott gentleman known the police anthor
ties asgned for larceny the second ofense and pleaded
guilty He State Prison for three and sig
months
John BOzqs tried for robbery the degree in
aauting Rob Link the 10th 1889 and steal
ing from his watch and chain. He acquitted
Joseph tonnor pleaded guilty Of assault with dangerous
weapon with intent 70 do bodily committed upon Charles
Higgins the 9Th Of August last by cutting him with knife
Remanded for sentence until Friday
Samuel CLARK indicted for forgery in the second degree having
been imprisoned since June last srragned and allowed to
plead guilty the fourth IA very poor state
health. He remanded until Friday.
James and Robert Jackson for as.an and
terythe occasion having been genuine lh the Path
September Michael Lenshan the complainant
charges the others with intent kill There
men in Court by Of the comic testimony produced
Lenahsn appear struck Jackson first but Jackson did
show fight and and Lenaban then fell together hadozen
taking all the part they could During the melee the
pans nearly of but be does not know who did
Il. Acquitted.
Thomas Clark horse-thef indicted for and pleaded
guilty stealing horse and wagon he renAnded until
Friday. Adjourned.
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The Hon. IIoratio Ring Assistant Postmaster-
C,L.ial 10 on u b.iei s,sl1 " 10 Ii-Als - 4.Aae
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THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road equal TO in the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No Asor House corner oi Ne-eys ST


The capacity Of the Road equal to in the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No Astor House, corner oi Ve-ey ST.
Facilities for the Of Passengers 70 and from On
cnnsti Chicago St Louis St Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans all other In the West Northwest and South
unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains for the West leave NewYork foo, Of Court
Morning Express, Evening Express p
Sleeping and smoking-cars on all the trains.
Fare always low and the time quick as by any other
ronte
BY this route Freghs Of all descriptions be forwarded to
and any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nAvisabe rivers of the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates Of Freight to and from point Of the West BY the
Pennsylvania Railroad all times favorable charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntrnst
ing the transportation Of their Freight to this Company rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
This Company also maintains Emirant Accommodation
Line by which parties emigrang westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of conveyance half the hstcass rates
Of fare. J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House.
LEIGH Co, Freight agents,
No. ] Astor House and No. 1 South Wlliam-st.
MCDONALD 4 BISCHOFF, Emigrant Agents,
No. Battery place
ENOCH LEWIS General SUM-. Altoona Pa
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5o S dismissed altl 10 O'Clock to. morrow.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEciAL TKRs-Noy O-Befor,
Justice BOswORrH.

Dietz agt. Dietz.-An allowance ordered of a. per
for aony 70 be paid weekly and 70 be computed from
the 18th inst. until the further order of the Court.
CousLlgp pg QakJrh Gaze settled Pppers with Special
Tenn sloIk.
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YRor 9isT-sT.:

yRoH 3isT-sT.:
7:25, 1850 q IN, AMI $3.50
p. H.
$40 p. m.
y:4S p. N. Sundays incluied).
8 T. m. and !. % P. m
5:55 p. m
lO:l0a N, i:25 and TBS p. m
Y. SMITH. Sup rintendent.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a m, for Dunkirk, Buffalo
Canandagua and principal Stations. 49,
MAIL at 8:l5 for Dunkirk and intermediate StaionS
This Train remains night at Enirs-
WAY at $3.50 p. m for Mddleown Newbursh, and inter
mediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, at m, for Dunkirk Buffalo
Cansndagus and principal Stations The train Of Saturday stops
at all Mal-Trsin Stations, and only 70 Elnra .
CHAS. MINOT, General Sup't
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paints, Oils, &r.

OIL. OIL. OIL-To MACHINISTS, RAIL
" ROADS, sTEAMBoATS-The cheapest and best LU-
BRJCATING OIL known, at 80 cents per gallon, from
BRAINARD HILLS Wei, Mecca, Ohio Free samples TO
be had No 29 broadway between Chambers and Keades
Inquire for II. L. HILLS
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NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD. For PHII.A-
N DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Nai and Express Lines leave Newly ork at and
u fare SO. Through tickets sold for Gin
ciai and the West and Cor Washington ew-orleAns and
South &C. and through baggage checked to Washington IL
and p. trains.
]. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will received trains unless delivered and
checked is minutes IL advance Of the time ofeavng.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves New FORK every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock p
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton, MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at o'clock p from Pier No
g. n X. .,
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch by
WM BORDEN, Agent No. 20 and n west-s..
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Aonse furnishing Goods.
5topes ano 6eatrrs.

TIVE ETNA
IL BASEMENT AND PARLOR HEATER,
designed the reimbursement fireplace to warm the
RAsemert Parors For efficiency, economy,
and safety they are uneqused Send for circular
SPAULDING STRATTON,
Manufacturer and Propreors Bible House 4hsv N. Y
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TAR RIGGS's TRUSS challenges comparison
, ts, Water proof always clean, aud warranted
neyfec for hye years with careful Also new
Tor yaricocele and enlarged veins. No baf'l4y'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-21

A GOOD APPETITE and SOUND SLEEP "a, ar
~ among the greatest blessings Of e They are both AZ
"a TFtI { n Of HEALTH. SCOTS AMERICAS hbh
EDyI viii give both and msy be- hsd-prce II oo'e-e
Dt SCOTT room No a. No 229 Broadway
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Ocean Gteamers.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
IL class will leave wYork the l lh and 2lst
of each month except these dates fall SUNDAY when
the day of departure will be the MONDAY following For
ner of Warrenst ID. B. ALLEN, Agent.
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Footing.

7 EAKY ROOFS CURED ONE CENT a
Il 4 FOOT no tar used with ELLERY'S PATENT INDIA.
RUBBER PAINT No 500 Grand ST. No 81 Park-rov No l3J
Bowery 4s 9th junction 46th and Broadway
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1,TFuxWAY q SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- FST OVERsTRUEG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS are
the pest Pianos Manufactured, and warranted
tor i've years . oo II "a x,rsIks,..t nes, Rroadvsv
THOMAs II. CHAMBERS ~
sth.st cor 4th-svi in the Bible House
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EzaR WHAT TH2 PEOPLE SAY.

TIE undersigned having rsed Pros.ssar HIM
PiiREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
il, families tn the satisfactory results AID
!i4Trg fail Confidence II T:i=S EEIInEUsss parity.
ami efficacy Efee:!Cly recommend them ~ ali per-
TIE Rsr Wa: IiDzaG=r, -s!i:1T Of - The S5=:fsTn
IreTsrIe.s' Ar',irn, n l.: the Rev. Z. II. CE-s-
--r H. D.. E-:tS. 81 =: Peters Church, Auburn y T. ;
ti.= HeT. u. L I.cz, Chaplain o. tie ACburL S:at=
Prism; she R=r. spencer n Rice, Rector. S-z-Re-
fnr,i. MRsI- :tr He-. Alien Steele. Ees-TOEf CIR,
e.e7Ice TIC R-T S4.e! S;l.ois. East4ieG=sec Con
trre.ce. " Y; The Rev T. : Pra:, Do.E=; ": AZ
gsT. JOIN Z. R1e. Buffalo 4. c. Har', 20, Utica.
< Y; ile IIa:l- Veal boz. Portland, Ne tie H1n
Snyie. Cgl;.s Southland! Ir,'i; tie Hon Geor.r
Humphreys, y. y Henry D. C-.E, Eco, Hdtor q
tic Ohio S..4e JsarnaI," Colu=!Ds, Ohio; tie Hon:
/. Il. GRAHAM, Moline. III: tie lion. Thomas J.
cis=, 3oatiscl!o, Pa; Tie Hon IossI. B=:,ez!:r;
Ciica, y. T.: Wui. EE:s;nl. Esq., tic. y. /; 4 =.
p nd Esg, C:ics n II James PIGnEeit, Egl-, asi-
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Ar or spEc1r1c rr,1EpIEs.

". !--ror ReTsr, Con=esiinu, an Iri::za:s..son-
HO.:--EoE Worm FeTer, Nora Coie, '''eitin- a.+
80. s-yor Cole, Crying, Ts~t',ipy, and 'va&ef.I-
So Pr Diarri,ae, Ca,oier4 1t.'a..s'. ami s=,'
10. 5Gyor colic, Gr5i,Ios.. Dgss.s;sry, or E,soly
SS.6.-For cfo'srz. Cholera Mor',q-, vorni,:ag.
No For Coughs, Coils lnCn-'.za, a"d s''e
E"s-For Toc;hsaele, Ysce-aclle. and Neuralgia
NJ. g-Fnr Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Palitsss
So. ln.-DTsrEpsrA p,r1z-Fgr Weak :r:! Dersnsed
s:9Lnac5, Consultation, aid Liver Complaint.
fuI, or Suppressed Periods.
no. 2Yor I.@lco-rf,ea. .'ro!as= Mg:.ses, and
Bearing DoYr 0! Females.
~ I3.-Yer Group, Hoarse Co1Sls. Bal Breathing.
No. 14-sA..5 EnEcz PILLS-F2r EEys?el2s, Erup-
TONS. Pi;npes the Pace.
No Ia-RHEcHATIc pills For Pain. Lsineness
or Soreness In tie Chest, Back, Lyins. limbs.
A.-For Fever and ASRe ChiiI Fevcr, Dumb Ague,
Old 3rsuanaZc7I Ague..
;err.al.
O-ror re, Weak, or InaameI Eyes and Eyelids;
Falling Weak, Blurred Fight,
C.-F2r Crt=rrl, Q: loT.z standa; recent, either
with obstruction profBse discharge.
". C.-Por whoorins Co2Gh, abatlng its violence
AMI shortening its course.
In all acute diseases suc! as Fevers TnGaurnat!9rsz
UlarrhIa, Dysertcry Group III rheumatism. ard Kuc!
erupttve diseases Scarlet Fcvcr 9Iasle. and Try
spe!a7, the advantage Of giving tie Irrpcr remedies
promptly Il Obvious and in al! -UcI III sf.e-
cifcs a:t like charm. Tie cI;irc III ease : often
arrested at crcc, ard II: I'll case Size T;o.,cc - tic
dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds. Which are y such frequent oe.
cuFEchce, and which 50 cicU lay The foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis and consumption Iaay ali
be AT once cure! Icy file Fever and Cough Pills
In AL cll:oIie diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
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