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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14
IRON In THE BLOOD.

''sO-f ~ LII iDiSOCDs
Tie Boston Daily Advertiser of June l6 1859 iu calling the
abortion of its readers communication pamphlet pub
Hailed by Mes'rs L. CLARK Co.. Of Boston on the Nature
aud Use Of Iron in the Human Organism" says:
1--WE invite the of readers the oed COM
nuncaton which is rom the pen very careful and discreet
gentleman to whom have often been indebted for contbu.
tons TO columns various subjects What he Gays
titled to a careful consideration"
This pamphlet lthe gentleman referred ays addressed
not 20 ignorance and ceduy but and
judgment Of the community and asks for confidence its
msnts and deductions farther than they by well
authenticated facts That confidence the reader who IL
tent to weigh evidence viii ind difficult say impossible
to withhold, so carefully every important statement fortified
by the testimony Of individuals qualified by intelligence ads
worthy opinion in the premises and strongly does the pau
phles bear the impress OF unvsnished truth
1.-THE pamphlet contains Introduction Iron q med
no agent and the Importance Of due proPo OF IL n tho
medal effects of the Peruvian syrup Appendix con-
siing OF letters OF physicians and others describing its effects
numerous cases among them several especially that Of Mrs
NJ Portugal which would be Incredible were il no, for
the conclusive character o the testimony adduced in proof
them.
The Introduction able and well written article prepaed
AZ stated In the preace by the aid Of scientific gentene and
phyoogohemieal researches respecting influence and inn
Poranee iron in the human organism The views maintained
OF them are sustained by citations their writings n
the want OF proper quantity Of is attended with deeoraton
inc blood and consequent disease that can enter the
blood and become ssnted II only OF the Prot
OXIDE inst the protoxde exceedingly unstable compouud
absorbing oxygen rem the air and bcco ming viii h
cannot ne reduced by the enbed stomach TO protoe thu
only state In which il enter the circulation DR. a
HAYES Asayerto the State OF Massachusetts certfes that 10
maintain solution of protoxde Of iron has been deemed npos
bie but that In the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable pont
Is attained by combination In way before unknown JAMES
H. Chiffon NJ ID, Chemist Of New-Yors Civ IN HI snsS
% fully with Dr. HAYES and saws that n Il we'll roy
IN palatable forn for desirable y of time connannd 80
The Protoxidc Of Iron. which dsisbe end L. succes a.
tanned in the PERUVIAN SYRUP AZ
IN concluding his communication the writer 50 rs he wol
commend the pamphlet the candid deliberate examination
OF phytieiln and all Others who interested in the great ab
jet OF health either their account or that of the com
nnnty To such an examination the great mass Of nno,r,
facts lays before the reader he Otruh and the sbsne. Of
all exaggerSon, and unsupported assertion by which is char
aeteriled, give Il just claim
The pamphlet referred TO be had free Of charge on app
,lonto N L. Cark Co. No. "a sudbary.st Boston orto
~ l. CLARK Co, PFoprietors,
No 4ss Broadway, New.Yoh
seld b spsyas ssreTilly.
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lNARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .JcsE Is.
Cleared.

shps-Monso Baker Valparaiso. Alfred L8dd & Co; City OF
Brooklyn Chase Liverpool Ne.mth Sons Leinture Brem
Deee Savannah C. sceling X. Keeer, Delano, London.
Dpnhsm Dmon Slssn Rowland, Adams, Calso, Barnett
Muir.
BaFss-Pembroke, Ward Gatmsgonckc. H. =. w. Meyer;
A. Fox, GoOJng. Havana, TnIo Russell; J. Winthrop,
Eldridze, Matsnsas, Nesmith Sons.
Bigs-P. NJ. Tinker Carlisle, Cumberland Hsrbor, Walsh,
Carver Chase; Sparkling Sea- Wswel Philadelphia Ingalls,
CaTmsn CTnes Hartman Cardena Walsh, CarSer Chase
Trade Wind johnson, Narcotics q. T.. J. Peters, Wave
Spirit tBT) Granger Cape Town Dashord Moulton Co.
schoones-MaTia Louisa, Cummings, fs River nsster J.
w. Lindsay, Lewis, New.Oreens Y. H. Brigham; Howard,
Howard New BERN A. H. Davis Helen Long Point Pete Post
Small j. A. Stanley, Jackson Savannah, McCsady, Mott
Co C. s. Fsnderyoorst, Nicks Petersburg Van Brsnt &
slsight
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowel Portland B. Cromwell Co.
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TEMPERANCE DEMoSsTRAToS.-Last night, the
Ridgewood Temperance Union gave their first Tenn
perspce demonstration at the Mission Church. in South
Third street. Eastern District. The attendance was
very large The exercises Of the evening opened
with prayer by Rev. w. c. H. johnson, followed 10y
singing BY Misses Lucy and Cornelia Goding. G.
w. c. II. S. Racket made a short address, and intro
ssced the Rev. b. Peck, who delivered some appro-
prisse remarks. Several odes by select choir under
The direction Of ID. b. Quick, were sung. The Rev.
b. Peters, in conclusion, delivered very able and
eloquent Temperance address.
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THE SANITARY PoLcE.The Sanitary police rsde
an examination Of the stables in the Eighth Ward
yesterday and found them in filthy condition, similar
10 those inspected IN Franklin avenue and Sklman
street the day previous. The COWS are heedcd together
IN dirty and -ventilated stables and the last thing
thought % by the owners is keep their premises in
decent ORDER Three Of these stables will lie reported
10 the proper authorities. In addition 70 the above
the officers visited nineteen tenement houses and one
Tiggery also in the Eighth Ward. The total number
OF complaints 10 be made to-day will be seventy of
which The greater proportion are in relation to filthy
ssek yards and sinks in various parts Of the city.
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DE- NINNE-In West Morrssaua, Wednesday, June 10,
Edwin Harper Of Edwin h. aud Deborah a. DE Winnie,
aged months and 10 days.
The ends and relatives OF The miy invited 10 attend Tn,
iuoersl Friday, June ID At m, from lie residence Of
bis grandfather John -. Harper cq, No. s5 State
Brooklyn.
PBlCE-In this city, Wednesday June H. David W. son
o. David W. and GkGbetl Price, aged 10 DAYS
Be Relatives and iaId OF the family respectfully invited
ofsSs Ne Isnera u d,y fhusdA1 AZ o'clock fron the
ie"eenoe OF the parents, No. so Fourth street
FV' @~2Hi0aeI Marriages end D6aths sCe - Page
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Passengers Arrived

ia ,cres sean.hip karaak, ron Hata4S-A Johnson W
Pnuey r. Allison, l. Jacques Plot +. Decroisy j. Z. Rah-
ming and family f. AItech 4. Yanez g. w Prime d. Somers,
r. C. Schmidt A. Dsrte p. Hlzson C. L. Tiden and son. g. l..
Gaick H. l.. King {. L. Williams, D. Lawrence j. p. de-
Mott, Babian Mrs Clara Wadsworh, Miss Mary Schuyler,
Misses r. and NJ. A. Harrington
J.. b. Underhi brs Mcrryweather arA two dau ghters
IN brig IdHne rom ltdas0dhIs. Cleaseland, Master
and Miss cleveland
Il, brig Pnask from ATroyg, R-Von Dqhn, A. j. Coul-
tas James Hutchinson Dr. c. G. Williams, DR.. DucachdI
III chr Eclipse. from S0gUa-Chas Carpenter
IL brig ~. y. Nash, from Remedios-J. McArdle.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS

TIE NExT VIcE-PREsIpEST.-Hannibal Hanhn
tie next ycePresident, has sgniied his intention Of
stopping a few days in Brooklyn, on his way home
after the adjournment OF Congress He viii stay with
his friend, Mr.. MIDGET, who resides in Montague
street, and who formerly neighbor Of his. The
Ashland and Rocky Mountain Clubs, in conjunction
with the Lincoln Battalion, are making preparations
10 serenade the expected victor on grand scale.
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w. r. CHISHOLM, NJ. ID.

NEvByDFoRD, December % 1859.
al lave employed the PERUVIAN SYRUP successfully in
cases Of Dyspepsia Chronic Dahes Nervous Debility Neural
ss Erypelss Bois and Diseases of the Skin also Choro
Leucohea Prolpsus Uter and in Female Complaint.
ally tonic the Syrup ought to be used by cler
gyme editors cashiers, clerks lawyers, and others who
their brains thsn their musces well operatives
printers tors shoenokeIs and all those
occupations them in vetated and oyerhested rooms
who liable to suffer or less from neryons debility
w. r. CHISHOLM, a. d.
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FATHERS acin limited supply, and in good demand
the stock l. small
GRANITE Wheat market Il freely supplied and prices OF
most kinds SIRE lower especially ordinary Spring; the demand
is limited and ers buy cautiously the sales 81 500 BUSH
Milwaukee Cub ~ M for fair and II 25G p for good
10 choices $500 BUSH s Racine Spring at II 29 1850 bush
fair Red State Is and 200 bush bite Canadian private
terms In Barley or Barley Malt nothing doing and prices
are nominal Rye quiet prices unchanged saes o. small
lots Northern g5. aost Oats without change the arm
vas tho demand moderate sales % Csnad Fat at
$685. West Ala SIC. and State, 42Q42 with sales
hush quotations Com without much change the
arrivals Of sound are hght demand nominal for the East
sales II 200 bush Csc for Eastern mixed Co., for sound
Me.tem do 7o4lc round snd Hat Yelow and 80 for White
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JIwIsH SYSAGocUE-Tbe Jewish congregation,
Beth EIohin, hitherto worshiping in private room,
lave psrcased for So 600 the church corner of Eighth
and Snth First streets, WILLIAMSBURG, whence the
Presbyterian congregation have lately removed to the
rev building IN South Ninth street. The conservation
sftte new Synagogue win tale place on Sunday after
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noon next, when Or. Raphael the weD-known nAoo''
viii preach the Revs. Messrs. Isaacs, Gono'''
berg, and Kramer taking part in the services

cns .n.d pard W.ndt residing in East New York was
attacked by three ruifans in broadwy hout the
md The attacking party made ther escape
s ~ mans cries attracted the attention OF any one IN
the peiQhborbood.
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Receipts of Produ ce.

Tl bU al Routes, yvae 4l3 bbls Four 500 bis Corn
Meal 1870 bs a. Corn bush. Wheat 200 busn Rye,
Os bvsh Oats iOl pkg. WHISKY lla pkg. Provisions, is2
pkgs. Oh Cake, u pkg. Ashes.
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LrwIs JonNsroN. N. D.

HORROR, N. s., Feb l, 1859.
Ny experience Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP satisfies me that
It valuable remedy for diseases usually cassed under the
general of Dyspepsia Nervous Debility and Neuralgia
have also found useful In Rheumatic Infections and HemoT
hage Of the Lungs LEWIS JOHNSION, NJ D."
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FaAscis DANA, M. ID.

BVsIONi JUNG . I00''
have been relieved Of Catarrhal Affection consequent on
Bronchitis by the of the PERUVIAN SYRUP and would
recommend where tonic and steratye eject desired
FRANCIS DANA, NJ d."
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KIScs CoryTY CIRCUIT CoURr CALENDAR, JUSE
hNos a. 81 g. a. S. &C. 81 49, 90 d. 49, 81, s5, 90, 81, lo
IS. "A, 81, CO. =.
10 25 a. So l8 81, 81, 50, 81, IS, SC.
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FATAL AccrprEr.-A man named James Riker
epuoyed on building in Kent missed his footing yes
terdsy morning and fell from the second story susinius In
iuTies which proved fatal short time thereafter
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MARRIED..

WILLIAMS XAM-In this city Tucsday June H. 4
81. Lukes Church by the Rev. J. n. Tuite, Charles
Williams Of Broosyn, 10 Miss Coneia, daughter Isaac
If lfs eli
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OPINIONS OF EMINENT PHYSICIANS.

5. II. KENDALL NJ. d.
BosToy, Jan. %, 1885,
many years afflicted with Liver Compsst Of which
was in 1884 by the of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and
have enjoyed perfect health since.
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BuRsLARY.-The house of Mr.. Cokeland, No. las
Dned street was eouiousiy few evenings sne b,
means Of se keys and robbed of number OF pieces Of silver
wan
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RoRRrRy.-On Sunday last. az the funeral service
Of Mr. Chss Hsd6ed were being hed N 'hs Un bs hons
w Hsdheld and carried of property TO the value Of ti
The robbery WA discovered unl some time alter the e'a
tha family
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Nrw Masonic LoDGE.-A new Masonic Lodge, I
h as Zoradoths Lodge No 49, dedicated lest ever
inc and the officers installed.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises.. i:2s Sets 1871 Moon-Res. .ll:3l
20
Sandy Hook. 1888 Gov. Island... 4:2s HeG 6;a
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IpREu1.u groSr NJ ID

PgovIscETowS (Aiass), December co. 1853.
"a have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP In my practice for
fifteen months and has fulfill my gune expectations
II is the beau ideal Of preparation of IRON and such feel IL
duty IL to all medical practitioners have used
the Syrup remarkable of Scrofuou Affection of the
bones and peostsrum combined which effected complete
toaon of health For such diseases this consider the Syr
up invaluable medicine JEREMIAH STONE, NJ. d.
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Roswell KISSEy, NJ. ID.
~ Al " "

Roswell KISSBY, NJ ID.
EVANSVILLE, N. Y, Dec. 26, 1856
al do hesitate to siy that the PERUVIAN SYRUP has
claims confidence equal II superior to those of any medi
cine that has knowledge. have usedit it'll
great success for Dyspepsia and Epilepsy -
ROSWELL KINNEY, NJ. D."
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d., oY BosTOs
1t well known that the medicinal effects OF Protoxde OF
Iron lost by very brief exposure to air and that to
maintain solution of Prooxie OF ron without further o1id
ton has been deemed impossible In the PERUVIAN SYRUP
this desirable point is attained by combination IN way before
nnknown and this solution replace all the
citrates, and tsrtrstes Of the Maters Medica.
-. HAYES, Assayer to the State Of Massachusetts.
No. is Boylston-st., Boston"
IRON AS A MEDICINE.
IRON As A MEDICINE.
A TREATISE
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E.R.U WAN SY RU p

II
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PROTECTED SOLUTION
pRoToXIDE OF IRON,
PROTOxIDE OF IRON,
rRoToxlDE or IRON
PROToxrDE OF IRON
PRoToxIDE OF IRON
COMBINED.
For the Cure OF the following of Dsese most Of which
originate in
DYSPEPSIA:
Liver Complaint, Chronic Disrhes, Nervous Debility st. Vuss
Dsuce Neuralgia and Nervous Affections Loss of Appetite,
Headache Lsnsor and Depression Of Spirits, scrofas Car
bunce. and Bos Piles scuvy Affections Of the Skin, Con-
sunptiye Tendencies Bronchitis ChlOrosi, Leucohes Pro-
psus Ute and all Diseases peculiar to Females and all Com
paints acc ,mpaned by General Debility and requiring tonic
or slterstive medicine.
IRON IN THE BLOOD
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
Nyw-YoRK, November Il, 1852
The experience which had Of the PERUVIAN
SYRUP rotoxde on and the evidences which have been
exhibited TO US Of it, great In the Of many diseases
satisfy US that medicinal agent Of remarkable power, and
deserving the attention Of Bysids.
JOHN f. WILLIAMS esq,
President of Metropolitan Bsuk
Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
Editor Christim Advocate s1d Journal
JOHN G. NELSON,
Firm OF Nelson & Richmond, No. 81 John-st
Rev. r. CHURCH,
Editor of New.York Chronicle.
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THE Arctic ExPEDITos.-A note was addressed
yesterday to Henry GrinDen, Treasurer Of the Arctic
Expedition, by Messrs. c. Godfrey Gunther & Sons,
informing him that they would give many Buffalo
robes &c may be necessary for the voyage.