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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

TWENTY MILLIONS DOLLARS sAvsp;-Ar Spsd;ns ha,
millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Prepared Glue
bottle saved At dollars worth OF
broken furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty millions
dollars reclaimed from total loss this valuable invention
Having ade his Glue household word be proceeds d.
the world still service by curing al the aching heads will
H. Cenhe pills and they good his Clue he. sche,
viii soon suish So ~ Ike snow In July
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Ocean Cleaners.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-On
sATIJRDAY Jan S. the United States mail steamer full
TON j. A WOTTON Commander, viii sail from Pier No s
Eorh River foot Of Bsseh-st; at noon $500, l.. .A,
This safety and oomfort hiss dono
engines under deck inoosed by water teet
,.hch beside other results tend In the event OF eooa
ssranding keep the pumps free TO work ena secure VIC
Of vessel sJrd Pessengers sco
rasseS ~ PC n.sSs .npIy 20 SAMUEL NJ. FOX,
so' HotN' " PN-s' 'f'' GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. Nc. Broadway.
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~ Oyss H1cIrgxxSf and the mental care and anxiety
incident 10 close attention business study among the
Numerous causes Of Nervous Headache The dsorded state OF
mind AZ body incident this distressing complaint Is sia
blow TO All energy ambition Sufferers By this disorder car
swsys obtain speedy rei from these distressing attacks b.
IN oue OF the Cephae Pills whenever the symptoms appear
II nn,e the BRAIN and soohes the strained and jar
NM nerves sud eaxes the tension Of the stopsch when
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bmen,, Of and eo,toa is ssu".d to be eopnS"s'y
against this country A. -.
The ricc Of securities In this country higher man
his nay sss here which viii ten1 " s>cp
the exchange sgainst England. - 80.
II l. evident therefore, thss II bullion Required from hs
aide settle balance Of trade ssspst hi. country inc
bs been very active demand for dsecant to-day both IN 70
bard Banh Of England and the rata 81 VIII
bills have been for part negotiated v eess Inc
where they have done updr that rate are sxeePons
or for bills Of very short date. 80 L-a,
there has also consdsbe demand for money o. ths
Stock Exchange 10 day from cent owing TO the shat
ting oftbe Conso for the dividend The Bank Of England hss
commenced the usual quarterly advances ON ooverumens
securities and on mercantile bills having moro than sx
months TO at cent These advances repaysoe on
tie 9th Of January, when the dividends VIA be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

BRIperrMi.sus wants you to send her boz Of Csphah
0ne-no bottle Of Prepared P-but IN thinking that's not
Just neither but perhaps yen be amber knowing what Is
Ye she's nigh dead and with the Sick Hedache and
wants some more Of that Telaiyed her before.
DRuGGsT-You mnst mean Spaldngs Cephalic PDls.
BRIDGK1-Och! sure and you've sed IL; here's ts
quaIther and CIV the Pills, and don't be Az day about
either.
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A RTIT, 0IFcCrNG

Plysieian-Well, Mrs. Jones, how IL that hesdschsf
Mn Jones-Gone, Doctor az the Pill you sent cufed
me in Just twenty minutes and wish would send more 90
that ] can have them handy.
Phvsicion-You can get them at any Druggists Can Ton
Cephaic Pills; find they never fail and recommend them 10
all cases Of headache.
hs onesI shall send for boz directly and shall tell a MI
suffering friends for they . real blessiag.
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,ARDLY RYlLIZED.

HI 'sd n 'orble esdsche this hafenoon hand s,ePpee
me Of an ssS.che Does /. bach. sdS cav. e "Hss
eeedinsly" says hi hand upon that .Cephae Pm
hand pom me 'onor cured ck that 'srdy reaneea
I'd I'd an esdacbe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

~ nm vou ever have the SICK Heslaoboi Do yss
h III. temples frvsred brow the losthns
Haunt Al the sight Of food How totally unit foi
nissnre study Ono OF the Csphslio PIN
oud have relieved you from all the suffering which thee
expessnced For this and other purpose you should SwA
b.ss bsx of them hand 10 ooosss. requires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

grxIy ppoovuRr-Amons the most important Of Al u.
medical discoveries this be considered the sys
I'm Of vaccination protection from smaPoI the Csphah
Pf M e of Hesdahe and the OF Quinne Tor the pre-
y,nton of Yeyers her OF which specific whose oene
TITS III be- e1perisDced BY sadorns humanity long Assr tHa
dtscoyefers q forgotten
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Gntlerp, Garomare, &r.

CKATES.-Tbe largest and best assortment OF
- Lsdes Genemen and Chdrens SKAIEs IN the eity
siste. EATTUsfUs, KUGLER MORRISON, No ~
Eowery and No. 10 Diviionst.
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Total &239 63l, 1855 1872 207 or 531,4ll tS265639i
Last veek.... 7J942ilsl I3O III sos 3Ss6530 S1l5uO
Last yea,..... 20lO43O l307i2l2 +o9o4,7l2 8l67,l4
BY telegram from the South We learn that all the
banks of Alabama have suspended specie payments,
excepting the Bank of Mobile, Southern Bank, and
Northern Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

EAcr WoRrH KxowIsG-spadnss Cephalic Piis are ces
tain cure for Sck Headache Nervous Headache, Co'veness
and General Debility
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fcnss fnrnisbins GOODS.

IMPORTANT ECONOMY in HOUSEKEEP-
IL ING!
USE TOWERS PATENT HOUSE BROOM
WY Because il Is easy % and VIII oute@ t"t
erd ay Broons For sale all house furnishing and grocery
stores Mandatory, No. 80 Msiden-lsne.
MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
Nl EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
The ony correct principle discovered for making tea
coffee sleeps without boiling sewing time and trouble; d.
1esins With pitcher. Can tes or water from s'
spout Depot NO. 10 noo<Aner1-' ~ =.
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bteambeats an0 Railroads.


FOR NEW-HAVEN-Far 81, Bertbs free
By Steamer, from Peek slip DAILY at p Passenger
for Merden Hartford Springfield Northampton and towns
the line Of Vermont Railroad take the II train from
New Haven emsu board The until the morning
Merchandise by Express Taip through urns
ton, Ofdenbursh Montreal, and all intermediate towns
FRANCIS HYDE Agent.
GALENA and CHICAGO UNION R. r. Co
~ FROM CHICAGO TO DUNLEITH and ST. PAUL.
FROM CHICAGO 10 FULTON and CEDAR RAPIDS.
fhs line In connection with the Illinois Central r. r. Co.
yreepor through without change Of Ouneih
Asaoe BY daily Bns Of FIRST. clas steamboats, 70
PRAIRIE DU CHEM
ACGREGOR,
LANSING,
La CROSSE,
N1N0NA,
md II s;hsI point, The Mi..i'dppi nye, eonn:s,,
pCNLElTH through the Illinois Central r. r. Co., with DU
suQuE and PACIFIC R. r Co, to iNDEPENpENCE, Iowa
70 CEDAR RAPIDS. Regular daily trains morning and
svenips 70 the above named points and Sleeping Cars
cbed to all night trans The attention Of travellers and o
be EorhW Is especially invited TO this the most
pleasant and least uiag TO that region Through ticket
and full information be obtained the AGENCY the
gALEEA snd CHICAGO RR Co., corner Courtlandts and
Broadway and also the principal ticket agencies q The
East, and of al Eastern Railroad Lines.
z. B. TALCoTT, Genl supA
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TSOR CALIFORNIA VIA PAsAMA; ;,.s "a si ~
go s.oeut whsn these dAtss fsl on bukDAf WI
ssy q Sspsui. WIN se .hs 1of D. ~ ,1 %s.s oss
Assst q 5000 'Sy' y. .. ALLEN, Agent
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Groceries an6 propisions.

DORTER and ALES.
GUINNEBSs EXTRA DOUBLE STOUT,
WV. YOUNGER l. Co.. sPARkLIRG ALE, b Hoss,
hnsns, I'D 10 ale By Aet authorized Assnt,
C. Z HABICHT,
No III Pesk-a
T,EAS FOR CASH.
II FRAGRANT
BLACK AND GREEN
TEAS,
In Half and Quarter Chests,
from Is TO 40 cents
WRIGHT G1LLlE6 Il BROTHER,
Nos 2J3, 235, and ~
Washin gton st.
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CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BEL

STEAM to GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, REL.
~ FAST, LONDONDERRY and DUBLIN for sg-rhs
powerful Clyde eailt steamship UNITED KINGDOM Cap,
Srse viii sell from Pier No 81, North River on TUESDAY
Dec 70 at m This steamship lie fitted the most approved
s TO insure the comfort and safety Of passenger Rates
an sepsant supply Of cooked provisions Apply TO FRANCES
MAcDONALD Co, No. 81 Broadst corner South William
Jan Is
1'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
n EEW-YORK n. j. Won ssntsn, Commander caryin,
ne United states Mall viii ss from Pier No 30 N r.
Chsnbssr., on
SATURDAY, Dee a. st II o'clock M,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
- - TAXING Passengersto
LONDON, HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN
A. the following rates:
Ibn cabin Slo0; second cabin. $50; seersse, go
Fer freight OF passage apply TO
GELPCkE EEUToEN REICHELf,
No. 30 Brosdwsy.
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VNHE GREATEST WONDER
Il IL THE WORLD!
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT SAVED.
ne bargains offered 10 the public In New fork
eleo eOo orth of0ROCERIES, WINES TEAS, FLOUR
fRON being cold auction prices the great
CANTON TIA WAREHOUSE. -
These fscts facts! facts and no bumbns which thou
aSs testify Give CAL and you also w b satisfied
Ass this u the place 70 buy your Winter rocf Of
GxAs,
FLOUR
GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS.
Come sna al and small Consult your Interest,"
80 huy your goods nom - o,,n,,
No. go Greenwiehst-, and No. 80 Murray.st,
kew-Yoqk.
Goods delivered free IN the city.
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing aid ennbakinx oaxsenss Queens
town QIelsnd,. III. hyeIpoo New Yort and Phi.ds,p4
intend & patching their full powered CLYDE
suil, Iron S,eaIn~hips ~ foAovf: -
souAJ peo
EAECspOO Saturday Jan
Hsa eysry SATURDAY g. noon, from Pier ~ North kiv~
RATES PAssA9k;
-xnor r.prH ---...,.eB BTEERAGE.............bJ
shSr NJ 90 Is.aon.... 90 Steersse 10 London e
49, -e,vyr tckets good for 81 months
PssseEgers forwarded 70 PsTi. ssyre hsmosfh "i'n"
eoas ri.ns t. bring their fhends can SnJ t 5 nSs
tns y,es 10 Kew From Liverpool OF ~9rene
q tne w. Csbin SIS sss and sl@. steerase nom LS~
- s4O; nom Q1eenstown, go a., .....a.,r.
" e. m srs have superior accom- UT
n =. nsisL Surgeons They are but IA "aseius"
1 and have Pssent Fire Annbis'op. o.
fon - tnfoTsnaties apply in Liverpool 70 ~ n
40, No ~ v ser.Es IN GUgow TO WM SsS11SoIys
q ~ .ao.rs. an Cueenst0wE 70 g. y W. " okuMoON
p En- T99on ~ TiTTs MACY No oil King Wa9 81,
b Psi, to JUITs DY CoyE, No srsee as o. - ha CO..
eAesphis 70 JOHN w. SA-' jOHN @. DALE, Agent,
SAnys omee$ No. Is BroadwsySh. T.
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increase.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cine nnaii Railroad
Company have declared dividend OF five and nan
PER cent, payable on the LIST Of February next.
TIE eross earnings of the Company for the year
1860 tesin stps December) lsmount TO-.
Total eIpeus Interest estimating Deoen' ,o Zoo
Der e1I ensesl.' -
Net earnings for the year.........'...'.".." s'"V~
The following 10 report of the amount oil coal trans
ported over the Delaware, Lackawanna, and west
en- Railroad, for the week ending Saturday, Dec ID:
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60 farmers ano Others.

HONEY BEES for SALE.
viii receive orders for good strong healthy swams OF
Bees deliverable In NewloIk Brooklyn and Jersey CJ Or az
station Hudson River Harlem Railroad At % TO
sio hive, pays able delivery viii also attend To tne
placing proper locations purchasers houses and give
instructions for their management Address MARIlN NhOO
MAN. Sharon Center Schoharie Co, n. Y.
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The steamer ARAGo viii sell FEB. q
T1BE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN


ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
YEox NETWORK LIVERPOOL 80.
CalJ
Cabin Passage.
IRON BOSTON To LiyKhFooL go
Chief Cabin Passage. '''''''''''''''"
Second Cabin Passage. 1900 w
ne ,hjp, from kew oTk cali ct Corr HsToor ,,I
The ships from Boston csr at Halifax aud COX Tsio~
rbeSia SCsPss G,ona AMERICA Capt Noodle.
sShD "a, cHf~ q 81 NIAGARA Capt Andstson
AFRICA Capt. Shannon. . kLnOTa, oaf b iJ;n.I
AUsTRAJAsIAN, Capt T. sooIiA u'" 'N"
u. Hockey. N,. u,ht q, r.,,,.bssA; rr,en or
These vessels carry clear Nni"o "s"' - 49,
u,srposrd bow red on peri bow ,y.a,a.asx Den IL
xSTh e., ~ Irsyts New York ... Wodnesesy' w
EURoPX Mode. leaves Boston " Dec
PERSIA Juikins leaves = en- A''-''' -
CANADA. Anderson Leaves Boston "ou"o'~'
AUSTRALASlAh .,vL >.,.Ar.x3.v I.n 10
AMERICA Little. leaves Boston '''''''' " V
BeTths not secured until psad fof
An eIpeielce3 Surgeon sn BOARD ...o,.bI. u, oald
Silver Bullion Specie Jeweky Precious Stones 81 ~
As bps OF adis sgned therefor and he value ''et''
therein KpIessed Dor height pessags sPPly 70
r CUNARD, No. Bowling sresa.
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priming.

AT j. II. JOHNSTON & Co.'S, No. $50 BOwery
IA Broomes Wedding and Visiting Cads, Notes Scr
la.est styles at very low prices Specimens by mail
A T JAMES EVERDELLs, 800 Broadway
"A Wedding Cards. Notes, &C. These celebrated Engraved
Cards sold only above Specimens by mail application
AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS.-WEDDING
"A CARDS Of the latest styles at No 0i kulton, N Y.
VIZ. EEKRpELI, jr, HySRY EvBRDRLL, FRANcs EyERDEIL
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,
~ Wedding At Home and NotePapers &c Business osds
BID Heads Portraits &C. at KELLYS No. 81 Fultonst MY
q = PER REAM for BlLL-HEADS; so cents
I'D - thousand for Circulars lin quantity: other Printing
equally cheap at PETER ECKLERS, No q Eultons ~ Y
lnMM EXCELLENT Business Cards,
lOsOOO 81 or 81 per 1000; 1000 Hsndbis SIS;
superior fatcsp Bhesds S54 and description
81 Printing equally low, ct No 3 Tryon-row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
GEPHALIC PILLS,
c1JRg ALL KINDS on HEADACHEi

n N, u,s Of these Pills periodic ksaots HssesS
"a. Bsa4a de may be prevented and sIsn q tbs oo"snos
men. q. an s,taci relief fsS pain and oknsss VII b
sttsined-
r,y seldom fall IN removing the Ear'ea md Hsdda<N
which femsles ssbject
They at ren.ly upon The bsvs renewing C0'ftsee''
Tor Lrary Mes Stsde.ss Delicate females and III acrsors
Of ,ea,.a~y hab, they valuable Idraf~e inPrcunt
this sppes Owing and TO the digestive organs and
tesodns the nslua elasticity and strength efthe whole system
THE CEPHAIIC PILLS the result Of long investigates
nd conducted srpeniens having been In uss mani
,,a during which time they have prevented and rosvsd
vas, amount of pain suffering nom Headsohe whether or
n,tin, In tho ayot. system fom tersnssd W~s 81 A'
stomach
The, are entirely vegetable In their csnpo'n- cod may b
a., IN 4, al times with perfect safety without making any change
ofd and ne Of ans dasrseabs t''s 's"@s Hss
10 s1ri.,st0 tAsn 10 eAid'en
BEWARE OF COUNTERFE1TSi
The rensns have i've signatures Of Henry G. spAldss %
each Box
soA BY prusd,ss and oil other Dealers In Msdeinsa
ABoa WI DO sent BY mall, prepaid, on receipt eftss
PRICE, 26 CENTS.
An ORDER should b sxarsssedts
HENRY q. SPALDIN9,
- ~ CsissSS- Nsv'yU4
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Inland Insurance.

IsKs against the pers Of the rivers and inland transport
m alton generally. taken in the Home Insurance
Company OF New York. Capital aud assets, mil
lion and 3 half dollars, by
NASH & MARI, Agents,
mayl8 No 25 College Street,
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-SENATE-The amendment
making an appropriation for regiment Of Texas
volunteers was concurred in. The Committee Of
Conference to consider the disagreement between
the two Houses respecting the mail service, is com
posed of Messrs. 7Pearce, Yulee, Cameron, COlfax,
Washburn, Of Me-, and Crawford.
The Japanese took leave Of the President today.
The President has signed the bill increasing the
pay of Navy officers about IS per cent The Post
Master Generals answer respecting FOwler's defal-
cation shows that Fowler's accounts have never
been legally settled during Buchanan's Administra-
ton.
The Select Pacific Railroad Committee met An
amendment was carried inserting the Southern Tex
as, FL PasO and San Diego route The question
arose whether the friends Of the extreme Northern
route could move an amendment in the House. The
Chairman replied that he should calfor the previous
question. shutting off all amendments and debate.
This settled the question. The vote on reporting
the amended bill to the House was thenErejected.
WASHINGTON. June 6.-HOUsE.-The House tabled
the Senate bill for the settlement Of private land
claims in Florida Arkansas, Louisiana and Missouri
Fentons bill for the relief of the widows and chill
dren of the officers and soldiers of the Revolutions
airy army was postponed till December.
SENATE.-Bayard is speaking in opposition to the
HOumas land bill.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTAEY. since the great discovery Wood,
I've tempted only initiate his restorative but profess
but they have sone being away by the
wonderful of Woods preparation,
forced to leave TIE field % its rssess sway Read the follow
BArH. MAnE, April 18Th 1859.
PRoF o. J. WooD & Co Gents--The letter wrote YOU in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative which you
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
numerous inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are hrst Is it fact OF my hsbtaon aud name, stated in
the communication second, Is it Of all therein contained
third, does my hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural coor4 To all and do nvaraby,yes My
hair better than stage Of my life for forty years
past, soft thrifty and better colOred the is true Of
Whskes and the only why is generally is,
that the substance is washed OF by frequent abuoD OF the
face when by Eping face in close
ton with The Wiskers the same result will foow as the har
sye been IN erecePt OF great many letters from al parts
Of New England, asking if my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds as well IS thus II mas no coubt 0s oay
initiated and been used not only without good eject but
absolute injury havenOt used Of restorative Of
recount for months, and hair Is good
hund eds have examined it With SURPRISE 81 years
old and gray hair in head my face and
this fact send sou lock OF my hair taken Of the past week
received your favor II quart bottles last for
which Praeul gave to friends, and thereby
induced them to try it. many were skeetca until after trial.
and then purchases and used It with universal wilt
ask favor that send test BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
believe where COED do follow the failure caused
by the impure article which the inventor of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep gpprsd Of the
eject on my hair all inquire Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours A c. RAYMOND.
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov. 3d. 1855.
The Restorative is put in bottles Of three Sizes viz: large,
medium, and SMALL the small holds 4 pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold al least twenty per cent more IN
proportion Khan the SMALL etas for 81 bottle the large
holds quart ~ per cent orein proportion, and retas for 81
bottle. o. D wood q Co Prsprietors IA Broadway,
New and ia Market street, ST Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
EyVens PendietOn & Coo, and reailed BY every Drug
house In he United states. Ifebll-ly
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Fever and Ague.

rom which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, IS the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous miasIn Of vegetable
decay. This exhalaon is evolved By the action of solar
heat wet soil and rises with the watery yapOr from
it. While the sun IS below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earhs surface and the virus IS taken
with It through the lng into the blood. TheIe it acts
irritating poison the internal yisccra and ex
ereting organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seete not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathize with the liver and become dsoTdered also
Finally The instinct Of our organism, If IN attempt
TO expe the nozious infusion. concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excreores TO force
them to cast It out The blood leaves the surface and
Tushes TO the central organs with eongesve violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort it falls Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes TO the surface if in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretor-the skin. In his also It falls and the sys
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits OF L7rOxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course
dermine the health if it is not removed.
vs. have laborel 70 find, and have found ant.dote
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Lst.sr from Ex.Gor. seymour.

Urea, June 5.-The following letter from eX-Gov-
ernor Seymour in relation to the Of his name in
connection with the Baltimore nomination, IS pub
lshed in the Utica Daily Observer Of this evening:
To THE EDrToR OF THE DAILY OBSERVER:
Although have at all times objected to the use
Of my name in connection with the nomination to
be made by the National Democratic Convention,
and you have also repeatedly, in the course Of the
past year with my approval contradicted in your
journal the rumors that l willing to take
place upon the national ticket. find that am still
spoken of by the press and individuals for the office
of President or Vice President While l am graft
fed with the expression of confidence and regard
which receive from this State and other sections
of our country, l deem it due to myself and others
to state publicly, that l do not wish the nomina-
ton for either Office and have requested the dele
cation from this congressional district to withdraw
my name in case il iG presented TO the Convention
which will meet at Baltimore on the 18th inst. In
common with the mass of the Democratic party.
look forward with confidence and hope to the result
of that Convention. 1 feel assured that if any fit
and patriotic person shall be presented with any
unanimity. a certain triumph awaits US. The COM
ing contest involves the highest interests Of our
people and the stability Of Institutions, and l
wish to be left free to do battle against the spirit Of
meddling fanaticsm. which has been so hurtful to
the honor of our country, and so banefu in its eff
fects upon public morality.
TSigned1 HOTATIo SEYMOUR