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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

HEROIC AcTIog OF A NEwsBoY.-As the Ocean
Queen, CD an excursion from Brooklyn 70 Baysde,
IVES yesterday approaching the latter place, ad, one
OF tie deck hands was in the act of throwing line
ashore when be unfortunately fell overheard. There
was no attempt made TO save him. be bad sunk twice
spd was going Gown the third tme when, AS Oils fate
seemed Inevitable, be was rescued by "a newsooy,
named ,ns Calvin OIL Of the inmates Of the Ne VS.
BOYS clearinghouse in Fulton street, who happened
TO be on board plying bis vocation when the accident
occurred. Without thought of bis own dagger, be
threw off his coal and shoes and nobly jumped INTO
the water, and was successful in the rescue. The
psssep pers in alton, made up collection OF i've
dollars and twenty cents for the brave pews6oy The
boy saved is the only support OF his widowed mother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

NOR FOLK

NORFOLK, June 2s.Ar. in Hampton Roads. brig vrinin
BOSTON June X+-Arriged chip MARYLAND Williams LIVER
pool bsrk Peter Clinton Brg on Mobile brrs Alaadip Sbo
well Remedies Meteor. Raynes Menzanilla
SANDY HOOK June n, One bark going IN tho
Sw6h Channel In tow other vessels IN sight hound I'm
md ,eoder to B. Weather hay oil shore No irn of Ire
Great Eastern yet - ~ '
In Wind fresh :. Weather clear '
HIGHLANDS June 81 sunsetNo inward hound vsss.i. In
sight Wind light s. w. Weather clear. w "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Diansiefs. sc.

Eng NJ Mayhem, arrived day from Bermuda renorts
sehI sunny South, from Prime Edwards Island for srnnd
gtS leaking badly and both mas sprung Hat thrown
HE 6ars Nimrod hence Tor Aspnwa arrived th inst IN dis
uess leaking badly had a cargo OF coal " " ~
NORFOLK June 2o.The ship Jane H.nde.on re-
ported ashore Of Cape Henry remains pretty much
hrs stated but the wind surge were too high
eue her assistance Some eight Of the crew managed 60
ge ahoe and only to be hoped the ship wou3 hold
uh those board could be saved The ship
II was thought, would be a total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

OPENING or THE JAMAICA WIGwAM.-lioracs Gree
lev, Luther c. Carter, Ste vast l.. Woodf'rd, aud
others are announced 20 speak the Republican meet
ing AZ Jamaica L. l., this evening. The Rl-Spttsrs
Battalion sccomTarie led by Sheltons Band will leave
by the train starting from Brooklyn 81 81 o CLOCK.
They expect 70 make large turnout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

lay Sales by auction to day Of 40 boxes sicily orang.
81 sOdS3 49, 200 do Lemons at ~ 5ODp3 49, also 40
boxes Sicily Oranges 1t 40c G$l 2 and l30 do Lemons AZ
81 n5QS215 In bad order, cash. -
FEATHERs-We note sale OF 100 10 ordinary tennessee
at 45c cash
CIR IN-The Wheat market active and Is rather
6rm although quo,sby higher holders generally are dis
Bprpe TO arrive at price, within quotations nJce
inar Try for White Winter export and m.rs are more dis
10 pnrchas the es 10 400 bush White ana6an at
~ A for sutty and 81 for prime LOO bu.h White lnd
FL ~ 5Stbe ls,tr for choice In bbls 100 bush
prime Whit Keuu Ky ut 81 co. 100 bush Chicago Spring a
81 $50 81 80; IL 81 bah KeDosh and Rsine Sprne 1t 81
l 80 $500 Lush Milwaukee Club part 10 arrive at 81 5ID
q a. bush oh Rice Red Mchig Al in store ut 81 40
Rye Is selling WY 8sd s3c Barley dull and nominal at
Sd62c Barley Malt is selling in small lots It Si1Dc "a"
are more active qualities mef sales Il an-
ada East at 3lc Western and Canada West at S9Gf
AID 40d Ale Corn IL nwer and srttled the demand is
chi fy for for the East and local rads sales 81 lof0
bu,h at good Eastern mixed and s. o63lc for sound
I'd Western In ts aud 6S % for round yellow; White Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

EMBEzzLENEST.--Wm. j. MoIange, employed as
bookkeeper at the St. Lawrence Hotel, corner oil
Clinton place and Broadway was arrested yesterday
by Detective Slowey, charged with embezzlement
John Ii. Goodwin, the proprietor, alleges that the
prisoner collected at various times about Sl5O from the
boarders and appropriated the same TO his own uses
Tie sccused was committed to answer by Justice
Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

The Great Ess'ern should she arrive at night, will
be readily distug from all other gesse she Is provided
Coston regIsphc nghtsignal, by Of which
she fifteen miles The Coston signal con lists of
succession coloTs IN arranged TO correspond
with chart enabling vessels communicate
with .seh oheT night with certainty We informed that
The trials made by the Unto SquSdons different
tiops with these lights have been satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

The GREAT EAsTERs.-This vessel has not been
heard from VT and whether she sailed and put back,
or came ahead, Is Tot known The dredging-mschines
fDish,o up the work Of preparing her berth yesterday
morning. The berth is the bolkLead on West street,
between Hammond and Troy streets. 1t is 200 lee.
long, so feet vice aud &c feet deep. 1t is thought that
Sd average depth of nine feet of the river debs mas
teen removed aud TIA! TIE expenses Of doing The wOrE
viii amount 10 about $4,000. TIE owners OF the
steamer agent here TO assist IN the arrange
rents for her reception. Tlcket-oices are being put
up on the dock visitors viii re taxed some yet un-
known price to be admitted board of the vessel II
Is presumed that this arrangement is made al the IN
stance Of lie steamers agent but the tcketoces are
being put up by order Of the Special Great Eastern
Committee Of the Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIoS.-There was no
meeting of this Board yesterday for want OF quo
rum The total number Of enhgrants arrived 10 the
eth Jube was AZ 50 being SOOj more than last year
a. same date. Balance u barS, $3i, 1874 0S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

The steamship Champion (ofNanderbs nel e. now on the
Great Besnee Dock for repair She viii tsve fore
sud be hoou sy oyerauled The hip Eioe % on the
large Sections Dock She will be recauked reruaneed re-
fastened, and receive her first suit of metal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

TIE SUNDAY TRADE.--Since the enforcement of the
State law requiring the closing on Sunday Of all shops
az scres where cigars coDf-etioneFies, a.; are sold
about 800 complaints have ben made by the police
Last week number Of persons were arraigoed on
these com plants but Justice Conwcl being 10 douo
as 10 the correct nearing Of the statute his
decision until yesterday, Uhsn tho matter ~as agaio
brought mp apd lie announced that he should suspend
Judgment IL all tie where parties we're charged
with selling cigars coneeoneres, and small wares on
Suu5ay Tire rerson' charged with selling liquors are
no. Guided in the above. written decifon will be
given some time dnDg the course OF the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
AlfIflED

W sTTRpVRy-WEN DILLON Wednesday June ~ 1860,
sf Inc Church on the Bigis brookyp by the Rev Or.
fethse Charles Waterbury OF New-iOrs, to Cesns,
daughter Of the lste II Wendell Of Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

rronpd better and not plenty that not fresh ground docs not
e reeIy The better mer and IN srady request
The Arrivals liberal and With further advance 10 feights,
sii p~s hold oil the SALES sstO bbls IS 400 % -
supsthnr State aud Netsn; Is u u IS for extra t'H
As 70 for choice DO IS 57l0s5 rs for the ow grades OF
wesxn Extra IS s5as6 FOR shipping bra,d' Of Round HOOP
Fr,ra Oh,o sB 50 for trade brands do 80 500 90
10, 81 u u xtss snsdAn Flour Is rnrr aud more atye
particularly the low radss good scarce aud
be .ss a bbls IS 65Dt IS 90 for spring wheat FIX
s, and 4s9 ~ Winter Extra Southern III al Z rmef
demsnd for the home trade and the West nds sad
AT 0a sc mixed 10 good brands Alexandria Nc aud
SC asa So 50 good brand Rye Flour steady dsmani
q ami mt 5m sae, OF Jersey al 80 IS and Brandy vine at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Reeeipts Of Prod nee.

Tsal Nv all Routes June II 400 bb Flour 30 i3o bush
Wheat 1876 do 10 III do Oais 30 pigs FfoSlsobs ~
do. Ashes 81 do Whisky, II do Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

FxPLosIov IN Percussion Car MAsUFAcToRY.
An explosion occurred IN building connected with
the percussion cap manufactory of DIR. D. Goldmark'
si,ual, ON The lire Of Carroll street, near Third
avenue about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, resulting
in severe injuries 70 ths vorkmen employed in the
place Tie main building is of brick, three stories IN
hight and about 50 by 100 feet trout and rear, where
some 70 persoDs are employed in preparing the caps
for market AT di.ance of alb ,ut 100 feet If frame
struciure in which all the combustible material ana
Changing II gradients are kept. Que only ID em.
ployed here, and his duty is 10 prepare the ingredients
ana charge the caps. No else is permitted in that
baildng.
Tie mare Of the person 10 charge IL Otto Lest, who
il known Is The " Powder Man." The noise of the
explosion was like The discharge Of cannon, and the
structure war lifted up high in the air, Leist with it,
and imp, lied distance of twenty feet. Lelst fell
INTO Gowanus Geek some distance from the shore
and 10 the astonisbment of every VINO witnessed
il swan 70 the land unaided 1t was high tds az the
time, which was very fortunate, or he would have
been crushed by The telling tinters. DR.. j. W.
Smits jr waa imme datey sent for, and soon ar vcd
He found severe bruises on the arms head and breast
OF the man. From one ar two sptibters were ex-
tsaeted one having entered TO the depth of nearly three
inches. Tie iriuIed man drew one Of the splinterS
before The physician arrived.
Officers Wilson auo Sic MahoD; Of the Third Pre,sac,,
conveyed him TO his residence, No 81 Carroll street.
They ende vored to ascertain toe of the accident
bn be gave them 10 further information than that
there wac some eight pounds of powder in tue
5ouse hen tie explosion occurred 1t if supposed To
have been caused by friction as there ID no light re-
CURED in the place. His escspe fom instant death
was certainly remarkable IL will be recolected that
an ex1losi occurred in this establishment on the 18th
Of December las, and another tho 9Th of January
following, resulting in The death Of man in each
instance TIE name Of the first Ernest Hyler
and the secon6 Charles HAlehbeck, both Logged in
the dangerous department, over which Mr. Lest nov
has eontrcL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

BoDY REcoyERED.-Tbe body of Charles d. Crom-
well, the yourg nau who was eapsized from a SAIL
boat ON the l9th instant, near Glen Cove, was
recovered on Tuesday morning, near that place. The
deceased, after teg thrown from the beat, struggled
about i've minutes in TIE water, and then s'nk His
companion clug 10 the overturned boat and was res
eued. Coroner O'Keefe held AIN inquest 90 the body
yesterday, when verdict Of accidental drowning was
rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

June 90 Nantucket bearing NJ w. Is miles ship Vsnd
from Boston for New By pilot boa u w
teG5uIy, NJ. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
for DoMFsTIo ANIMALS.

The void much TO Hopsopahymose. proosby, sAss
ha been told, vii be u 'oDs'has b.
emabcips,sl Eom 5rsss ron laneets eeches bhtem ss5
poso bet II 10 be relieved from tire fear othn sni
TO be rssoree b, mid ofiovs,
and ,sute te dss Of beavnurcee Vnkpown sod
ysaed anti elicit, by rho genius Of this syst m.
But these confined the human species An.
bnals enjoy them veil and heaven knows how mssh
they need them them The day Of sickness merely
the day If doom but suffering Of IsDo.
and cruelty seemed controlled this branch Of sd
cine-oot hat zen are Of necessity careless In rsssrd 10 ne
lives Of their animals desgnsdIy cruel ~ toe measures
used 10 them yheo sick but ~ little real tnowedes
prevsis concerning their diseases, and
proper methods Of that fatality and the mos. sb.ard md
almost Of necessity prevail Some j,dseos
sokovners taught by ssper'D the haty tho common
methods Of esten. notwithstanding the expense
have more hunauey II s-ly all treat
ment pefering let contend with diase rthsr
than with disease and drugs united But thanks 10 Homeopathy,
there Is Q better way
For many years past Homeopathy has been applied 70 the
diseases Of oil domestic animals in Europe with tie tnl
liant lr this country snd the British ies within tho
las, few years. not only hsve Individual practitioners applied s
remedies 18th equal success but large veterinary intu
tons and pncpsi travelling eque-an troops and
eag es employ exclusively 10 all disc Of tbe korsess
experience ha.ing shown tbe IT. great sslse and sussivs
power and ia superiority every other method.
But the Inherent nceces Of the system rendered Us general
introduction for the cure animals uposb and ,hocgh In
the nds CT some practitioners and veterinary surgeons
worked wonders enough to show its astohiag espaes Jet
10 the masses II has remained sealed book
The principal Of Specific Homeopathy which hiss proved 20
efficient 10 popular use have sppted 70 the die
eases of domestic snas from numerous trials, hsse
proved ii entire Manual eonciss and Jet COM
pete gives full OF the diseases snd treatment and
Specifics applicable 10 each class Of diseases make the treatment
simplicity tse With hi. AID Manns advertisements
which appears IN another column Of stock may
every smeDt and can treat suscessfay
Not among the essl benefits conferred by this aebod
and implicitly with which The proper medicine Is sd
uincred No tying bone struggling choking are neces-
sary little glass instrument lthe Msdcso) u pat Into
medicine takes the requisite dosea few dopssns
ct the proper placed In the mouth OF The sna aud
discharged instant toe dOse Is yen aud an amount OF labor
IA thus ased owner and Of suffering the sn which
by no trivial Hundreds OF animals annually die or are
rendered vaueless disease and druggas which b.
saved and promptly restored b the Of the OF veterinary
Specifics Several Of experienced ho-Gien have given
their unqualified commendason, and use daily In shsx
establishments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
PLEURo PNEUMONIA, PULMONARY MURRAIN, LUNG
DISEASE


This dsesseis this time frequent IN the United
States leas, in It's violent epidemic forms but In
Europe and the British Isles has known for many years.
and has at time ragged mos. destructive and fatal epidemic.
sweeping large proportion of the stock farm, and do
toyug every animal attacked Old school treatment has met
Il and tried its upon much tb7 results
has cholera similar diseases aud after having
aduousy pu ged violently clustered and ses;onsd it psens,
and tried all is upon them Las only the yas die
little quicker under such than without any ct eso
much that the belief obtains among very many owkeepeu
that he disease is utterly ineursble.
Within the past year has made iis appearance In eide
country said to have been Imported from Holland and mASina
sad ayages among the best imported Of that vicinity.
Within few shc month"; II has extended In various directions
from It's first locality overiesped all precautionary measures
thus esaysd for its arrest End removal aud H. al tns
ment the greatest alarm. The s,tempt 10 ay 1
progress by sanitary Gordon, and the ndcdminae Slaughter
Of ell animals tainted suspected though proper In themselves
IN reasonable limits Is safe ssy will fall al such st
lempts have failed In regard 10 cholera and similar dsses.
Such nvBons only subdued when their Homeopathic
treatment understood and the suggested
by law of Sms applied That his will be the sxpe,snce
regard to his enemy do not hesisse affirm AZ
codins 10 all experience, vii prevail extensively
eountIy aud hence IL VOL 20 be acquainted with ~
symptoms and treatment
Homeopathy has been very successful ia sabdine his
disease assured from repeated trials that all ant
may saved who treated in the -aiher ssses, and
even fair proportion of the extreme
HUMPHREYS MANUAL OF VETERINARY SPECIFICS
s'''' massAcHUsETTs CATTLE DISEASE,
Together viii oil s symptoms stsses and ssEy ssros sne
ouhATIyx trea..nt IN Angasge plain and dC ecns 80
simple that every cattle owner may resdy preserve or cur" @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

ALLEGED POIIcE RusrIASs AT THE JAPANESE
BAlI.-Mr. L. Benjamsa OF No. 20 Liberty gtree'cou'
plains TO the Police Commissioners Of rnhsny con-
duct toward HIM on he Fart Of Thomas L. HEAPS a
d lcemsu Of rhe Fifth Ward the night Of the Jsp-
anese ball. He alleges that he was IN the reading
room Of the Metropolitan Hotel waiting for irieno,
when Police Sergeant entered and ordered every
body out Of the room. Most Of them compiled, but
few who were waiting asked permission 10 remain an
were allowed TO do so. Mr. Benjamin also requested
b. be allow ed to wait for hs fTt nd as agreed but the
officer ccarsely ordered linn away, at the same line
seizng him violently and trying drag him from the
room. Mr.. Benjamin demonstrates against this treat
nept when policeman ueaqe seized him from behind
ard sh we'd him with great force against do'rpost'
Heape continued his violence by dragging Mr. benj'
min through the main hall OF the building aod forciby
siec,icg him from the foot door, Several gentlemen
who witne sed the affair oorroOorated mr. Benlamns
stat. men, aud viii testify before the Commissioners
Tue matter viii be speedily investigated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

METRoPoLITAE POLICE CORRESPONDENT the
meeting vest r6sy, Sergeant b. G. Lord Of the SAM
tay Police reported the steam5oler in the rear build
ipe No. 50 Ann street, owned by IL. w. Shipman, AS
being in an unsafe and dangerous condition, Being old
and leaking badly.
The triangular block east of Centre street, between
Canal and Walker streets, recommendation Of Su-
pernleudent Kennedy transferred from tue Four
ttenlh 10 the Sixth Precinct
A communication was received from Capt. de Camp
that the premises at The corner Of Broad way ana
Eight yfoufth street could be obtained for Twenty
third Precinct but pronounced the place unit for tlat
PURPOSE.
The following resolution adopted:
Roed That the Superintendent be directed TO Issue
der the enbe OF the force that auv officer who shall
end money 10 taonen doonen usuou rates OF interest
shall pfs0f thereof be dismissed from the force.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

OLD CLAIMs-The Commissioners Of Public Chair
ties and Corrections aud the Commissioners Of Emi-
grafton, hao lengthy private session yesterday alter
boon at the Roturda during witch they discussed
various modes for an amcabe settlement Of the claims
that tie Two Departments have against each other for
the support Of paupers aid emigrants on Black wells
GIL WARDS Islands. AT their next meeting they will
probably decide upon definite plan OF action for
the speedy settlement Of the claims that these depart
ments have held against each other for many years
past.
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE TAxEs IN JERSEY CITY.-Tbe Common Coun-
ell Of Jersey City their meeting on Tuesday night,
took mp the TAX ordinance for 1850 aud 1861 which had
u, q, i.nnlv heel rriccied end adonted il AZ flOws
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
No. Price Of single scxe--oepts
Iso Feser, conses'lcA and In1laraasioS- dssl Pain
For Won fever Worn Coils vorscoo. ipp1ss We.
Fa tois. Tr-as c.ya: Ind W:i.;.s..: a.:
Growth and Fgeblcnos; Of Inants assumes a.'. n
4Fc Diarhes u Chlrsr Adults Choerl iafss.ca and
sFq5 pysals Bloody Eai Cole ips s:::
s-FC CGos c6ssFa NoiGG. Nausea .ad voiias
7Fq! Coag. Colds Sarseas. 8rcaSh iaaa:a and
aFs Too.hacsc Facoache Ncryoa: P,n Ho1 and
FoI A.sdesis. Sick Hoai;ae Vertigo iS6 ~ blood
lorsT py.osp.. sssI :cj -, o.
patton Liver o.'asaea ooaa Is
n-F.E Suppressed hea'es scanty iciays ssn
BIO, Loocoqbes While. bearing dow too ia::
-F2r cssp hoae aoupy Cough Acah and oppressed
Fcr salt shcuI ca:iy E1con. Elyc:,: ss.i;
is-F9g RseSns. Pain iaa.sa... Or .ceos.. In IL:
ieFgI Ts.sI and isys Dumb lSs Ola
l7-FoI PHI. internal ssain, bind Or Si..is .,s:a;
Is-FGr oph9nl@y nG,ed Eye. or E;.aj F
is-v1s Gsssh :sSts o. ehfcpi dry OF issas Cold N
'O-FS5 WhoSSpss cs4sA ahortsains and Osiatrs
n-FoI ASTHMA oppressed iit. ASor.d breathing .oS
2s-For Far tesssos noise IN io heed Impaired Sc.as
'Fof sTn snisissd Gird. and fos s. :rs.
n-For cisn%sl psit, PSy.I. Or N.;.s.
E-Fer Drsp.y ElaA GceuHia tons roid S~snins. III:
-.
2e-roT sSsrkness. Prustraou Vertigo Naa.e
s-Fg5 Urinary ps.'e- Gravel Renal casan oissrs ).
ssFor seins D.n.i:.. IA 49,.
soluent Pros, dsn end Debihty,,.s ~ o'" ~.
e}-For sare Mouth "a csukN.. ....',..
PRICE
The entire ct csse Of Twenty eight large si., a, -
rofsO, anu BOOK ~ Directions. ...,..s-.. a, IA
Ease 81 wents large vL' 10 morocco and Boob Of Pies
.asa ~ =. ..''..
' - twenty largo vial. plain case and Bsok az Dire
,s.s q Ftesu So.s: mo- !: Z; go
- ~.
Csc ~ any su boxes Mos to 49, and Bosh az MR..
case ~ 2os vi.s Tor Planters and Physiei.n. "a
S"pe boxes With directions above f5c SOC. or Al
r. HUMPHREYS Co,
No %s Broadway, SswYssA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
VETERINARY SPECIFICS,
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, and HOGS.

HORSES CATTLE, SHEEP DOGS and HOGS.
LIST OF SPECFics
AA-Fof Feversr famustons u the Lungs Cheat Brain,
Eyes 1hTos Liver, Belly Convusions, Stsssssi fright
Fear, &c.
B-For SPAWN Founder Strains Injuries Curb spsht Slide,
Rbeuina ISM Results OF Over Fatigue.
CFor Dssnper elect stranglrs CHAMBERS Parcy Nasal
Discharges, 81 elec Glands Scsb and Rot in Sheep.
D D-For Worms Bolts Grnbs Long, Round Pin Tape
Worms; Culic, disease IN Consequence
For o, chs HeaEes Broken Wind, Whistles, Thick
Wind; Influenza Lsboret Difficult Breathing; Pleoro-
pnpumouia in sso OF Hayrea .-.t.
F-for Colo. Belly Ache Wind Blown, Darrhea, Dysen-
terry Liquid or Bloody Discharges; Bloody Murain.
G-FoT Miscarriage Abortion; Retained aei Birth Hemos
HFo Soanty Suppressed Difficult OF Bloody Urnation,
IufsIned Kidneys, Urtthra OF Bladder
II-Fsl Eruptions Mango Faicy Grsass Thrush AbNes.
Uceu fis.uls Swel'nss Eryspess; siplic and Mslis'
J-For iniigeon Jaundice or Yellow Water Constipation.
Results of Overlooking III Conditions Staring Cossi
Paralysis
The above Specifics put up narse vas
fluids and incased ns0ogany panied
with Book Of Directions giving fol- description Of the diseases
of horses cattle sheep hugs sLd dogs and m directions
medicine doses and uethot treating tnem
ling stock and far exceeds IN npcty and vslne any
system prepared fot the pu6 II VII pay for Itself
lines The value IL saved oy
timely ef the proper specc t. nothing Of time h5oz
and money thrown In trying 20 cue By other
PRlCE;
The ten Specifies In mahogsny Book Of directions
and Mediator complete ....................S 90 %
Single bos consining 100 d0-es With jirsct
Manual of Veterinary ncueopatny .................
Medieater for giving medicine
N Eve send the above e address BY express
cep. Of the phee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

BRooKLYN CI1Y CoURT CALENDAR, June %, 1860.
Nos. 5. 50, o. "a ae, 81.