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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

pois, assembled 81 Beltvue Hospital al 10 o'clock, for
the purpose of making sic Of inspection 10 the
lssDdp, under the cnar2s Of the Board OF Ten Gov
efnors Tho officers Of the Bsazs,iao corvstte we're
aso 10 bave been on band bot failed to appear, DO
cause they did not receive the invitation OF the COM
mon Counsil in time to accept, they being actively
eppag ed with runber of their crew IN aeuptiog 10
cave the burning chip Jacob Westsrvel. duIing the
afternoon and evening of Wednesday. The gentle
neu from Boston were Dr.. j. WDslo Lewis, M;j.-
Gen. Sut,op and SIR Cummings, they being specially
iDvi cd by the physicians and managers OF the inst
tniioDs.
Those from Illinois were Dr. Ira A. w. Buck, Saper-
in,endept for ,be erection OF nov Psnientiarg az
Joliet Iliuois Mr.. @. r. MeGregor, Superintendent
Of construction Of the same, and Mr. IL 4. sanger,
of represeItstives Of The Common Council ADD Others
amo, whom the Hon. Mr.. Hliyer OF n,ssissipp,
Vim III Moore ESQ., Of Pbsdelob a. " VI. Ward. ex-
Commissarv General, New-York Mr.. Eddy the a:to',
ard Mr.. Baker, also an actor, embsrked AZ tne aP
pointed honr
The ,onr of the institutions was then made the vis
tors expressing themselves greatly pleased with the
general appearance a things
Az Rspdsn's Isiand addresses were made to the
CHILDREN by the Hon. Mr.. HILLYER OF M'ssissipp' ana
DIR. LEWIS the drift of their rem rss being commend
atory OF the proficiency OF 'he children lie oIys
went through The military performances to the great
sat,sactjou Of the visitors. Having returned 10 the
,.'-,v. at the lower end Of Black~eIs ls'a11,
,ha. al bv ,,oS Dugro, and snmptdons
hnch--incIuoipg bourbon and caret-was paf@.-- o''
after which the visitors expressed many thanks 10 hsr
entertainers in particular Doctors RanDsy a. Pack.
srd, who accompanied them ell day, aud were rowed
back 20 The bar9eh uss at Bellevue.
On Wednesday night the special guests OF the day
were accompanied 70 she opera at the Aca'eDy OF
Nu,ic by m. members Ct the Board OF Councilman
after which grand dinner was given them at the
Everett House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
MEETING OF THE NETWORK DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATION,


meeting Of the National Delegates elected to rep
resent the State Of New York in the Charleston Presi
Dental Convention was held at the Astor House yes
ieJday TEE meeting was called 10 order by the Hon.
FEREAsDo WOOD, Chairman " the Delegation. The
Hons. Frederick ,Folles and Gideon j. Tucker were
appointed Secretaries. The roll being called all the
districts were found TO be represented, except the
XIIIth, XIYth, XIXth, XXllld, 8XXiid, and
XXXlIId. IL was announced that letters bad been
received from the abseIt delegates stating that they
would meet the delegation at Charleston, or on the
road thiher.
JONI III. BRowER, esq, reported progress from the
Committee Of Arrangements On motion of Gen. e. IL.
CHAMBERAIs the report was accepted and the thanks
of the delegat on was returned TO MIR. Bower for his
services On the Committee.
The CHAIRMAN ant ounced that Committee from
the German Central Democratic Club was 10 att nd.
outside and wished to be introduced to tie del
egRiiOn. A motion Of ii. 3. McCoLLUM esq. that the
Committee be admitted TO the messing was adooted
and the CHAIRMAN appointed MIR. McCullum, Gen.
Chanberlain, and DR. Bradford, to conduct the in.
Mr. NLUhAES addressed the meeting on behalf of
ths German Central Democratic Club. The subst ince
OF his remarks was request that delegate from the
Iluo be permitted 10 accompany the General New
ioik Delegation to Charleston Is an honorary mem
Der, OF guest.
On motion of Judge S. NICHOLS the request was
or sDted.
communication was received from Mr. B,Ipsv
ssEpg the delegation 10 charter his ste amshio York
town. which TO carry the dele gatee and their ren Ia
TO Char lesion. The steamer had accommodations for
800 passsDeers, according TO law. de proposed 10
take The oes gates and their friends limiting the npm
Der 900, that there would be plenty Of room. M
$50 bead, including board while there. Tue eom1,n-
ncaiioo was placed on hle as most of the delegates
had made their own arrangements.
On molten Of DIR. BRADFORD, j. w. Crumb was an.
o,nted Sergeant alarms.
Do nolionpf j. A. GHFfE, esq, the Delegates ad-
ouned 70 let at ST. Andre ws Haul in Oh are,ton On
hsssday, the u'sI s,~"1 al 10 VSiocA u. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

| Steamship Persia Orb Judkins Liverpool M.reh Al Oh
HOscS ~ sa ap p ID md:e and pass 70 con
2ISP m passed steamship Anerc bound 40 the Ch.Si
passed .:es.sio sdnoas sSaSs o aP Ss1ss
or pew, i'm sle passed stea ushp Arabia hsac
Steamship Edinburgh B screw Kennedy Liverpool wyrk
20 @nd Queenstown 18th, ndse and psss j. o. Dale An
ssesrn'hip Yorktown Parrish Richmond and NOuio msss
Steamship Georges Greek, wies Savannah rudse and pea
to ~ CromTelas Co. = -
Warren AHsf Jan IS Caps Of soos asrs si Fes ~
sOistd the EqnsGT in The asn,ic .lTcs u IN passed
~ EppsS ship boand Sos 5 ha d.s s,ssssa
Ion Nat lat ssss lon SsW .,sDsied an Am
PG.s hp s.% fro. aonsoa for New london TIE
stb since wi ich time had thick weather, 80 !"
Ship oDcsDas tbs e st. John Hatasd, Lverp.e
saw severe water pals sOri appeared have been bus
Ship ManisbelO Cof ThOms,ton) Henderson, Liverpool
d'E. pS,e to SNOW sgrsess tDsIienced heavy wesihs
st Cherokee 'o CnATiessODl aSpAips Newo.sans Sd
osa seSe9Tne copne out the Gulf Sth lat % o. l0a7
Big America Or Of HafaIl Atwood, Cienfuesos u ds
melas.ss,o Plume hamon; April lat s4st loa "A ls,P
Haheneowen, rom Pniladslphil for Mobile days oct;
day spoke 'chr j. W. cOngdOn from San JuaufOr SewYoh
Bis Bnow Orb Hunter, Halifax N. s., II days a.Ato
BSigA P Flut.r Fiye mIusOane Is days, lOsveod &c
Biz VIM Novels sirout chcry field days. hth aud lam
BIis Get Jasper Mschia. 70 says lumber to master
sshr Ospisy (Br). Murphy Aux Cay Mach logwood
coffee TO March 20 OF Cape fioeroop. spoke S
lhkermsn, from HaaI for Jemecs, With head
sprnpg 3h of lDsgus spoke Dr. schr Mary bound In for
Schr. Annie tBr D. Mckenzie hayaguez r. r., 10 days
and noasses 10 koPpischS Cock Experienced heavy
Q the passage
schr Nsnct,e D,nh) osarbed. Porto Rico is days 'ug
schr S. Il King (of Csas) Ciudsns, Cienfheyos IA
sugar nolasses 10 simpson Msyfew
schr George Prescott t8rl Atwood Windsor N s.. Ma
q, plaster To- g. Whitney 4 Go.
S,hr Lucy Daring inew), - Brookhsyen IL hours In 49,
ofstsantug 10 al Wave -
scbr suwssse Brown, Buciyie, s. c. days yellow pS'ts
Martin Co
sohr yasit Magnolia r, Of Cok) Hanson Bsvaoa dsyss
came TO this pom on pes,ureirp p.sc,,d midas f,r
Albsny. ..,e..ps
schf John R. Watson Packard El.bshPOr coal Tor rroN
scbr Psysscn (of Bausor) Giley Trinidad Cuba IL dsys
sufar and moassss to X 2. Buck a %. -, ..A.u. A.
schr John o. Ireland Baker Stamford aAy" Ia 0aA" |"
meter - -. III e,y r.u Rixar
eshr RrsSe carson Virginia eys,rs. f-
scbr Incv ni.Le Wood slkaoethPott, cod Tor Boston
fat,S chase Fall River dsya stone 20 master
Sasnr RhoJes Providence day mdse 10 mar.Sr
sP sr Deiawae Cannon Philadelphia mdse and psss 70
ser AIbaro.s Jones' Providence. mdss. TO Isaac ods
BELow-A ship with loss of fOre toPsaiAnt mAst-,sJ
steAmtug BOntIess. -
Brig Stem kinG "a
Also, q barks and BRIG. ~. d. ~ Z
bah sbips Universe Lierpooli Saina Neworieaas, ee
Ariel tAas D. Rotterdam go
Withholding the day, from N. W. to s. WI pRn
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MARINE JOURNAL. !
Port OF NEw-YoRK.....A .
Cleared.

Steamships Roanoke, Cogsh Norfolk LGdlsn Heinsken;
Hupt,vie Post Savannah g. B. Cromwell Co.
ShiosSs tiara Benson, Eew.0resns, Vim Nelson Sons,
Buks-Jspe Francis Rose Kingston g. Buleyi Andes
heIryusn, Portland, Deano ospee j. Nichol., Echs.
bssaizss, Walsh srver Chase Maria Meek, vos
burg, Funch Heincie
Biss-Beaver, Taplty, Ezabe.hpor Brett Son Co ps-
phin (BreInen) hoen6eck Bremen Rsg,r Bros 81 Feeu1s
Lorpe, Boston, r. W. Tndy Olive Bernie st. John Raesss
SchooneIs- Caroline Bacon Fredericksburg w E Alsa,
Adela. ~sycott, Cardenas, L. Ward James Paker
CIey Jscksonvle M. Runysn; Il. p Leeds Phlsde phs;
M.chess Hinclley Noro; Citizen, Woodruff Providenos;
@. w. Barter Gilbert Sstlla River j. w Elwen Co. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

ACCIDENTS AND TsQUEsTs Mrs Rosa Cowley, agsS
sixty yeus OF No. 2ls Thirteenth ree fen down digit
Of stairs "Wednesday evening whereby abe was Instantly
killed Coroner Scbruer held inquest on the body resuuo9
10 verdict Of Accidental death msn named Jsha
Duffy formerly ,e,isng No S4s Vest Twenty ninth sree<s
was found droS "wednesday evening the foot Of eaase
The deceassd native Of irelaad aged
years and had been missing or ssout sx wees1 when sse
quite 9hs body Of James 1i for
ney employed canal boat found on Wednes5 even
ing the the foot Of Beech street deceased
nsye elSpd ssed s2 Coroner schtrmes he'd
inauesta IN both the above cssea Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

in the forward part ri shs chip Beyond tais, n'.S Tss
Of any consequence 10 likely 10 be go' QUE .rs
steamers Aipba Mercury Nasssu, and eoNAs If
alongside mos; Of the dsy, throwing args q.
water into .Ae ship. The total da@sgs rs. -
sl6O goo. At sunset last night che was Sun 20
for ward. Her main deck was g0n. N.a ~
horned to the waters edge. The ferry o,s's 10wsu'
and Nassau, the s,esm-ug Mercury and hga'er s'esa
or Alphs were still at work The ships forecss'e mss
burned through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
NETWORK CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. E.
CHURCH..

CONTINUANCE OF THE sEssI0N-DIsCUssioN ON
THE ERIE REsOLUTION-sHALL THE SLAVERY
QUESTION BR INTRODUCED.
The Conference resssembled Al 81 a. m yesterday
aud busibess preceded by prayer ron the hsy.
DIR DAVIS w. CLARK. The minutes OF the hrst day
proceeoin. were read and corrected
Toe SECRETARY regretted 10 be obliged to say thai
member OF ST. PAuls Church. in wnose beautiful bu ID
ing they were allowed 10 meet, had complained that
his pew had been desecrsted by deposit of tobacco
spile. If any Brother felt compelled TO she tobacco
during the session. for Coincidence sake lot him go 1T
side the ed fee to spt lvolcEs1" Amen Anenr J
Bisbop ScoTr reported .he Ionowing So''eT TO ~
Reys. A. NJ. Orborre, L. l.. Vincent, s Van Dusen.
A full report Of statistics from the Al. + Sunday
School Union was then read comprising the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

GERnAE REPuBLIoAs CAsPAieS CLUB.--A regular
me ting Of this Club was held on Wednesday evenings
nj The headquarters Of the Sixteenth Ward Republican
Association, No. 2i5 Eighth avenue, George Mineho
in the chsir Mr. Theodore Bracklow submitted the re-
port OF tbe Executive Committee on the condition and
BYLAW which excited lively discussion, and was
after some minor alterations unanimously adopted.
The Club consists at present of four Wards the Ninth
Sixteenth, Twentieth and Twenty second. Over 500
members have been enrolled since the organization,
which Yves effected fortnight ago. Regular meet
pes will be held every two weeks, popular speakers
will be engaged, campaign rasts distributed among
the people, and the officers of this Clob entertain no
DOUBT that hundreds of German adopted citizens will
soon become members, who have hitherto been
&c ing with the demoralized Democratic party.
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by TeIcgrnph.

SAVANNAH, April la-Ths steamship Fors., no New
Yck, here st 10 O'Clock "Wednesday hight 81 wen
Apiil ll.--An. bark Alulah from Fleetseod NJ. -.
NEw-ORLE ANS April nAlr SHIPS Jonp w asI and =.
phelet Greeley om Hsvre No "a Carolina canorsi oRfS
Burlington, Charleston 0Tayile, Corunna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

NcasoEx Ap,il lire asAi Ssil cclils nom New a.
bound TO rbn,tuah j.gsaar ~ Bi Ssssf sS
is Il pss.r Psnssd ,h., Ass sssss ws q
ssssd Tbe a. sss leit q denton Haas 81 tina sasA
a. and on nsa by NJ Alien and othsra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

t'.f ~ n1rsfuHE ALkAhAd
SnnRisss.. s:2it Sets ...... 6:36 Moor Rises. I
DAY. -lr ~
Sandy Hook. leg Gov Isand 2i2 He'll Gate.
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wM. Ii GREEN,
WILLIAM FULLER,

The head OF the cane is wrought into the form OF an
eagles head. On the back is the efisy Of bucks
head the snters forming crest along the head of the
eagle. Around the eagles neck is branch Of oak
leaves with acorns. The whole is beautifully mounted
and polished. silver band enuircles the cane, with
tie following inscription: ITO Fernando Wood,
from the Democrats in Colts ArmOry, April ., 1860.
Charter Oak"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Rx Dno,bost Nes,le CSo 2ol April 10 miles 81 sspy
Iioah wEsle ,h,p Consrt Of sd for New nen
Zsslsnd so Lara Mechsn.c nom hsndsn ocean o. NJ "
Newport with 80 btia whale OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
VISIT TO THE ISLAND INSTITUTIONS.

Pursuant to agreement, number Of medical gentle
men from the BOtton RaipAford Hospital, and also
Committee ON building nav Penitentiary FROM ILL.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

MAYOR WooD RECEIVES A GAMING FROM Con-
NEcrIcUr.-Tbs following letter, accompanied BY a
neat liele cane made from the wood of tae famous
Charter Oak of Hartford, was received yesterday by
Mayor Wood;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
HARTFORD, April II, 1850.

The Hon. FERNANDO WooD. Mayor Of Net0- York T., co,,
DEAR SIR: Democratic operatives employer IN
AIDory desire TO evnco appreciation ofhe enofs ao
eeDp who have at great pesons ene ca
ntcticut almost successful struggle 10 put
tbe Black Republican opposition We sretoe while coroia
thanking you for the able and eloquent exposition Of
the Constitution and the doctrines Of o party on numer
ous occasions State would beg your acceptance
ao msde from the wood OF the Chatter
Oak the and yrsttnee Of few oftaose men
In ConuecpeOt stand by the old and OF
the ban for the able and unsehsh services have recently
rendered the party believe the Union We Sif,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

BUasIEo or THE Jacob A.. WFsTERyEtT.--
Throughout yesterday, the ship Jacob a. Weatsrves
wfieh spo hrs ga hesdsy afternoon, coptnasd ~
. spoldsy. The flames were considerably checked by
de large body Of water which had been thrO Sn GA
board The whole Of her mass are gone, the deck Is
harmed out and nearly all re hull aft and above water
h aessoyed A large quantity Of cotton VIII be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Thl evening the Hon. John Sherman, NJ. @. from
Ohio, viii address the Young Mems Republican Cent
rel Union in the large Hall of Cooper Institute. To,
hall wFl be crowded, and we are assured that larg
number Of ladies will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

TIE NAY ANEIvERsARIEs.-Tbe rumor in circulation
that the anniversaries of the religious societies would
occur dis year two weeks earlier than last year.
il an error, and should a! once be corrected The time
Of meeting lie distinctly specified in the Constitution Of
Hsay every society and of course the day cannot be
changed without mature deiberaton. Inc anniversa-
res NHl occur in May as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

& CRIcKET.-The New. York Cricket Club held their
SpSDs meeting On Wednesday evening, the llth inst,
- dc house Of Mr.. Howell Houston street, when the
lPsinsinsry arrangements were en- cred into for the
ensuing season. large pumber of members were Ia
and from the spirit then eviUced the inter-
tests Of cricket will be fully maintained daring the COM
ong The New York Cricket Club has liked the
opening day for "Wednesday the 18th inst, when it is
uszpectsd that there viii be a goody attendance of
sDeUbsrs Several matches are on the tapis to come
,R early in the season. Delegates were appointed to
,,tbs CoDvei ton, which will be held at the Aston
xHouss on the let Monday in Nay, viz: Messrs. Sharpe
a. agham, John j. Davies Bailisre, and Haselt,ae,
,AmoDg other duties oevolyiig on this Convention will
be the saT eiDg the two great matches of the season
viz the Upited States agt. Canada and ,he ercans
,Rt. Old CouDtFymep. TIE me nbess Of the Ne w-York
tt,ab were unanimous in opinion that it would be
advantageous to the Interests Of cricket that the meet
% pe Of this Convention should be continued annually
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Tas USoERTAIETIEs OF The GALLOws.-Morti-
zer Shay, who was to be hanged the 10Th instant
PuIeunrt to sentence in the Oyer and Terminer for
nurder is Indefinitely Iespited in consequence of the
refusal Of the Court of Appeals to hear the motion for
new trial at this term Of the Court His cannot
now be argued until the june term. The Governor
gss Rsked 70 respite Crinmins to the Goth Of April in
srder that he and Shay might be hung together but
fertsesiDg that Shay would succeed in stsving of exc
suton through the Courts, be did not think it expe-
dent 70 interfere With the sentence of the Court in the
ogher csse.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

Our city, for the past few days has be
come unusually filed with good looking,
intelligent, and well dressed gentldmen-
all wearing boughten clothes, and carry
ing books under their arincs, rolls OF pa
per and inllstands in their hands, and red
tape in their pocbcts,-several even have
been seen with money All our young
ladies are out in new troclls and bouuct>
and the elderly ones with extra IItiics on
their snowey caps. The City Fathers have
grown cxtravegant and voted an aprro-
priat!on for gas light, &c.
At first we supposed there must be q
gathering of the CLERGY. or meeting of
the school teachers somewhere III town.
On enquiry, however, we learned that they
We're all seeking lodgings at the Hotels
1--WE have some) and that they proposed
to pay their own expenses. This was posi-
tive evidence 70 our mind that there must
be something else in the wind, than a con-
ference or = Teachers Institute To un-
ravcl the mystery We followed one OF
them up street and tracked him into the
new Supreme Court house. This shrewd
exploit of ours explained it all. The Su-
preme Court had commenced lis April
session on Monday last, aud the gentle
men referred to are no less personages than
the distinguished members of the bar
from all sections Of the state
We understand that the docket for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21
Ottama frtt Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERS.
CITY Democratic Convention.

Notice is hereby given to the Demo
cratic voters of the city of Ottawa, that a
city Democratic Convention, Will be held
at the Office of Oranzo Leavens, Esq, on
Thursday, May Sd, 1860, at o'clock P.
NJ, for the purpose of nominating a can
didate for the office of Mayor of said city,
and to attend to such other business as
may come before the Convention.
The following will be the basis of repre-
sentation: one for each ward one fo- eve
~ twenty-five Democratic voters, and one
for each fraction of thirteen votes and up
wards
The Democratic voters of each ward are
hereby requested to meet at their usual
place of holding elections, except wards 3
and 4, for the purpose..of choosing delegates
to said convention, on Saturday, April y,
1860, at o'clock p NJ. Ward will
meet at O. Levens' office and ward 1 at
the National House The following Will
be the number of delegates to which each
ward will be entitled:
Ward |. 1: ward ,, 3; ward 3, .; ward
i = ward ). ): ward q, +; ward 1, >
Bv order of the city Central Committee
ALBERT f. Dow, Chairman.
Ottawa. April 81 lS6O.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

DECLARES FOR DoUGLAs.- Hon. William
H. Dimmick, a member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, and delegate to the
Charleston convention, has declared him
self for Douglas. He is out in a letter to
that effect. This is an important acces-
sion. Mr.. Dimmicll was an earnest sup
porter of Eecompton, and has consistently
supported the policy of the President, but
be is not willing to oppose the people in
their manifest and enthusiastic choice for
the succession. The ball rolls rapidly, and
it will not stop, it will overcome all impe-
OF THE UNITED STATES On. Times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

WE see that c. T. PRATT & Co, have re-
ceved an immense stock of Dry Goods,
Lace, Mantillas, &c, within the last few
days. They have also made up quite a
large number of Bonnets suitable for the
country trade. Look out for their adver-
tisement next week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21
Young Mems Dem. Club.

The regular meeting OF the Young
Mems Dem. Club will be held at their
Club rooms in second story Metropolitan
Block over D Walkers store, on Mon
day eve April 23d.
Every member is requested to attend,
as business of Importance will come be-
fore the meeting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-21

eY hc E,cErCgactor of Iii> isacc. Il:
The GREAT HEALFE OF MANKIND
Herrick'S Sugar Coated Pills
TIE WHOLE WORLD JNI7ED'
sZEil EiEoi'LE. THINK
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
with startling a book to fill;
Ills Is the case. tie million saw,
NitL the cures Of HerrICk' Pill.
They come from East, and North and West,
And with glad tId1ugs the papers I'll,
Because they tie cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others Is Herrick's Pill
From Roots and Plants and Flowers they're made;
ILty always CUTc-theS never XIII:
Thousands in their graves were laid,
We're it for Iierrich's Pill.
Zach PHI with sugar IS coated o er-
rare discovery Of Tua;ciuess skill;
Their like - never seen before.
Cuti i appeared in HerIic@ 5 Pill.
For years he, worked 20 ! cal the sick,
With joy eiate his bosom fills,
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
4: the magic powers OF Herricks pills.
sS-H EHEICK'S MATCIfLESS VEGETABLE FAM
LI FILLS have inundated the world with their popular
ity. over five millions OF boxes used annually Civ
ing empoymer, to cjrity-hve men and women to pu
them up. Tier cures numbered by thousands
their praises the tongues OF all. Citizens Of Ottawa
and elsewhere. have you ever used them! Put up IN
English, Spanish, German and French directions
Large family boxes % cents Five boxes for 81. Sold
everywhere.
See advertisement on Sd page.
aGg2s Il. II. PALMER, TrGreiing Agent.