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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30


In the House Of Lords the 19th Lord Marlborough
asked IL the government doing anything towards
reconcibg the question between the King Of Italy and
the Pope.
Lord wodehouse said that the government was engaged
In negotiations whatever their policy being to in
terfcre In Roman Catholic questions.
that the British Consul General Of Jaran the other
foreign ministers, with the exception OF the American
Consul had left Jeddc TO be protected by ships Of aar
in consequence Of an intmation having been used 70
wards them, which the Japanese government had not
epdeavored 70 check
The LONDON Times cditoraly reterates hopes for the
maintenance OF peace and thinks II is still possible that
the wlike Intentions Of President Lincoln not be
follows
We would rather hope that the good sense Of
the Americans and the peaceful coupsels OF this
country may bring about reconciliation before the
dispute has been TOO far carried Az long as the two
sections Of the Union refrain from hostites, 1t would
he the height OF arrogance and folly to interfere but
when the soil and Of the New World likely to BIO
stained with blood, foreign nations may surely remon-
stra'e in the cause Of humanity.
The Paris correspondent OF the Ddag Ners
says that aos9 ,Sa Uniformed ws,ssr hI,
will be i'm possible to Join the French in any measure
for the settlement Of the Eastern question The alleged
Of ting is that Russia regards France az al accom-
plice IN the Po Nsn disturbances.
Mr.. Gladst,nee budget shows the ex.
penditure of the past year to be over $500.
coo less than estimated. The expenditures Of
next year Is sti,ted al exty million nine hundred
thousand POUNDS aid the receipts at eeventy million
eIsht hundred end ~ enty three thousand pounds
Inc iat IN 0cor6ss $50 is to be reduced from
10 10 90 ipcoes q. de ElJ0 pay sixpencc the paper
du,v ia 10 be sed the LIST OF October next The
duty on for eian chory doubled The toa and edgar
duties re enacted for another year The other pro-
visions arc unimportant, The Budget wS generally
satisfactory.
svely circulaied in England.
American uewe Is m xiousy loo yea Ior
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WINTER GARDES.-The rsntJee OF those popular como
DIANE srs John Wood and Mr. Joseph Jefferson, drew
crowded audience 70 this house last night. The per-
formanccs consisted Of "Jenny Lind" and the " Gov
ernors Wife, both pieces familiar 20 public, and
rendered again welcome to them, ess b. their intrinsic
merits thar by The grotesqrely humorous manner In
which the principal parts sustained. "wor g,lop"
composed by Mr. Morenhauer, and IN which the ,ona
airs are introduced was played between the pieces and
furnished occnscn for enthusiastic demonstration
the part Of the audience
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NILE SprEiSzAs CoScEgT,-The complimentary con
cert to TINS accomplished and deserving young artist
takes place at Irving Hall Thursday evening next.
She viii be assisted by the following vocalists and in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Asslnta Speranzs, contrato;
signor Lott, tenor; Senor ferr baritone Signor SUI
s!n basso Mr. Apply, vcnis and br. vllanova, organ
LIST. The whole under the direction OF signor spe-
rarza. With such varied talent and programme CON-
posed ~ selections from tho works Of the most popular
mo,Sr this concert promises to be Of the most at
tractye and successful Of the cason.
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Our DANGERS FROM SOUTHERN PRATEs-
LET Us HAVE AN EFFICIENT BLoCKADE.-The
general government get up by the revolted
States has resolved upon letters Of marque
and from Virginia to New Orleans the rebels
are preparing numerous vessels, steamers and
sailing craft, to play the role Of piracy against
the commerce of the United States along our
Southern Atlantic sea6oard and in the Gulf o.
Mexico. Thus, at Richmond, the two foe sea-
going ste amers Yorktown and jamestown have
been seized, and are being fitted up for pirati-
cal purposes. The steamer Nashville at
Charleston, and the unfortunate steamers Star
of the West and Habana, at New Orleans. are
undergoing the same transformation, from
peaceable passenger ships into prowliug Alge-
rines. Then there are several revenue cutters
seized by the Confederates and all sorts Of
sailing craft ready or in course Of preparation
for the same service. The Confederate Con-
gress reassembled at Montgomery, Alabama,
yesterday, and its first business, no doubt, will
be to give to this system OF piracy the forms of
legality.
Our government at Washington, and each Of
the loyal States Of the Union, and our mercan-
tile, chip building and ship sailing interests,
should, therefore, cooperate promptly add
literally to secure an efficient blockade of
every Southern port, bay, creek, river or inlet,
from the outlet of Chesapeake Bay to the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, in order
to prevent means and munitions Of
war from going into the revolted States by sea,
and in order to prevent their pirates from CON-
ing out. From the scores and hundreds Of
skilful Southern officers, late of the United
States Navy, who have resigned, and who have
thus cast themselves loose upon the world, the
Montgomery government will be able to find
competent officers for their piratical ships, and
the surest way to prevent their contemplated
robberies on the sea is to lock them up under
an efficient blockade. Our Board of Under
writers have taken this subject into considera-
ton, and our Chamber of Commerce would do
well to proceed at once to some active voluu-
teer assistance to our government in this mat
ter.
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ire to'a STOCK " port reached etb DOC bales, including
III, TOO baes OF Arerican
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuns duh owing - favorable appearances for
crops Wheat--Aunerican, 62s. a 6ss red, 5Ss q 6ts
Flour 30s 81 3Ss Iron dull railroad bars, Is Is 2s
Cd Scotch pig dull et ass Cd Sugar hrm AID tyaaCed
Cd Coffee firm Rice dun. Spirs turpentine arm,
with coma Geraole sales at sis. 81. Tea hrm
CoDgou, Is Is. Id Tailow slightly advanced quoted
Foe Insced cakes IN better demand best American
ia bsgs 50 l5a. snip. Fish oils generally unchaug
lrseed quiet at 2ss. Sd,
MAHcREsTER TRADE REPORT.
Advices from Manchester are favorable, but the ad
vance checks bus ness.
HAyRE COTTON MARKET.
Sales of tie ok, including the 1ltn 600 bales Or
leans tres ofdinaire l04f oas osg The market i al
but steady ne STOCK In port amounts 10 2o5 900 bales
LIVERPOOL BREApsTCFFs MARKET
Breadstufs MAJ ket is dull with bot little inquiry, and
prices weak AessIs Richardson, spcuce Co 6,gland,
Ahy Go anc Wakefield Nash ieport--Flour dun and
quotations ro"inal at 2Ss. sos Sd Wheat quiet but
steady Western, lis 81, a rs Cd white l2s 81
las I'd Corr don and quotations barely maint.ineo
mixed, 36s Cd; yellow, 36s Cd SIS. white, SIS. q
BIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market j. generally steady. Blgland,
Aiuya Co. aud others repcri:-Beof Is steady with
considerable sales at low prices Pork steady Bacon
dull; Cuuheriano, 4ss long nidd.s 49s Lard quiet
NJ easter hut ppchar geo quotations. viz 54s. Sos cal
low slightly declined with moro inquiry Bachers' Asso-
ciat.cn 5as
HsgRE MARKETS..
For the week including April II Wheat Arm with
advancing tends ncy. Ashes rm. Co1eo Jall. Oils
dropping. Rice heavy. Sugar arm Lard heavy.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April lC--Evening.
rottop-Ihe sales to day reach 5000 baes, including
COO 10 spectators ana exporters james Hewitt Co.
report the market quiet but firm at the advance.
Beadstufs quiet, with urimportaut transactions.
Provisions steady.
LoSppy, April 20-Afternoon.
Consos closed at 81 90 Tor money, and 90 for &C
count
American stocks-The latest ales we're Illinois Central
shares, y discount Erie shares, l65s II.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


Uhs New York Heraid-Edff10N for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara Capt. Moody, VIII
gave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
rhs malls FOR Europe win close in this city this
Afternoon, At quarter pas s0d n hall past ave
O'Clock, 60 go by railroad
tbs EURorrAy EDFuoS HxsAID will be published
A. eleven O'Clock IN tie morning sre copies, In wrap
peFs, six cents
The contents Of las EUao7ns Eosncn or -nB HERALp
will combine the received by mail ard telegraph at
he oise during the proyols week ana ny as hour Of
publication.
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The FAMILIES OF THE VoIUNTEERs--There is
agood deal of uncertainty and some anxiety
about the mode in which the families of the sol
are to be sustained out of the volunteer funds,
during the absence of the men. Money has been,
and no doubt will be, literally contributed for
this purpose; but some plao should be promul-
gated by which such of the wives and children
of the absent soldiers as may need support, can
be regularly supplied with funds. 1t may be
that but few of our gallant volunteers leave
their families wholly anprovided for; but it
would be great consolation to those who have
to do so to know that the dear ones they
leave behind them will be taken care of, and
their wants supplied with absolute certainty
and as little inconvenience as possible.
Would it not be we'll to organize General
Distributing Committee for this purpose, with
branch offices located in different Districts
of the city? The Colonel Of every regiment
might leave copy OF his roll with this
committee before his departure, and the
families of such soldiers rs may need sup
port could thus obtain a regular weekly
or monthly allowance upon application
at the pay Office OF their district. Or, in cases
where funds have been raised for particular
negimekts, The same plan nigh. be carried out
But We think 1t is important that before any
more troops leave the city some specific mode
of distributing the funds for the maintenance of
the families Of the volunteers should be decided
upon and publicly announced.
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bacon quiet and Arm Butter aud cheese met No
moderate sales.
Ricx continued arm with GALES Of go casks al sic
6kc.
eyeAks.-rhe demand fair, obledy for reuaiDgs
chiefly within The range OF sasc.aisc
WhishEl Sales Of 500 eco sbo1. were made At
1skc, a 1sHc.
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India.

India.
Bombsy letters 10 March II received. News gene
rally anticipated
The whole Of the Madras Presidency il now bordering
en- famine.
Freiphts were tolerabb firm.
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Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine...... so 20
Canad an flour was less buoysnt and closed in favor Of
purchasers The sales embraced about 300 400 bbs nj
So IS 81 So the latter figure Tor good extia quality
Southern -four was ess active, ana the market closed
quiet quiet. Tho ,,,,a sales embraced about 10 oos
Rye -four was quiet at our figures, with saies Of 76 bbs
OF quotations Cornmeal was heavy, while the sales
the range Of our figures whea, was il fair demand at
steady prices which at the close, hoxovor, exhibited
Icss buoyancy Choice lots Of white wcro quite drm
Tho sales embraced about SO COO bushels part reported
to arrive. ncueing Chicago spring and Canada on pr
vatc crme 81 20 81 81 Tor red s,ate, 81 81 81 81
INDIANA, 81 co for choco Michigan 81 SO 81 IS FOR
white Kentucky, ard 81 ~ fer uhiie canada IN store
Barley IL unsettled while sales Of l 200 bushels were
made at ttc at the railroad depot AZ Toe for GOO
busbes CT prime California Corn opened Grm, but tn
limited demand lie market closed easier tor
some kinds The sales embraced about % 900
bushels at CSC. a 6pc. for olo western mixed
in store, CSC. 6io. for round Northofn
CSC for southern yellow and zoe for Southern white
Oats were dull ana heavier and the demand limited
Of western and Canadian were made al u ca s5c aud
CoyErr the market was quiet a sale Of zoo bags ya
rscabo made At 13hc., and 400 do stained IAguay
raNp.t
moderate and embraced 500 ao bales, In lots At
1880. lac
pool ou and small lot OF wheat was engaged Ia
ships bsgs al "a. Flour at ~ Sd. 100 packages
laro and 100 hhds aow at 22s Cd Cotton quiet at
8 led and I'd. asked To London ECO bbls iour were
engaged ut q. Cd. and $50 bids. tobacco at 32s 3D.
Fkrn Malaga raisins dull and sales limited at
81 so for bunch and 80 10 = 81 l21k for layers.
HAY YES dull ano but little doing for shipment except
70 tho West India Islands. The with tho
south has cut OF the largest market for liz sales. We
quote II nominal at 70c. T6c. for export
NoAssss was quiet and sales limited 10 email lots, at
unchanged prices.
NAVAL srosEs.--rhc blockade Of tho Southern ports
ano especially those Of North Carolina tended To send 40
prices saee Of about 400 bbs Of hoein At VI %, anou
~ IS, and 200 do god No q at ~, and some go
800 bbls spirits turpontne were reported a. Toe atoc
XII mar
embraced about 900 bbls at els SIS so for mess aad
$40 rs sl3 So Beef was in good demand aud prices
finer with taea Of 800 400 bbs 81 20 50a I'll Is tyr
we've firm; With sales 81 100 bhls. at (15 lard was
STACY ard 10 ecd reQusss with ales Il $50 bbR AID
Hsrcss, ~ Ice. PA, part " !ve. Gut Eeas .rd
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The Hun7aan Chamber o. deputies had been definitely
constituted ana held It's 0rs, sitting.
The President in hs orenng specch laid stress on the
equality OF rights OF al citizens aud natorslItics In
Hungary.
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MANS FOE Tax PACING.

New York Observation-Disclosures k.aftto..
The mail steamship Champion, Captain ssabury, VIII
teave this port 70 morrow, at noon, for Aspinwall
the mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
win close at ten ocock to morrow morning
The NV York wsxELI Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest inel gencs from Al parts o. the
Torid, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter viii be Published At half eight o'clock in the
morning
Single copies Ia ~rappers ready for mailing cents.
yibla
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Warsaw a6vicfs say that matters daily growing
woet, and II Was feared the evaporation OF the people
would lead to fresh Disturbances The VIGOROUS
sures taken had not inundated them.
Prince Gcrtcbakod had announced that Official commu
oatons would be made explaining the extent OF the
ess;ons granted
Troops were bivouckcd In the public squaree
The Russian force in Poland Is 10 he raised TO 100 co
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,tal sl24 s17 l54 ss so1 sss $40 i7s 90 7ss, TSa
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, AprU sJ--b r. n.
Asus Tho market quiet and sales unimportant
while prices we're unchanged
Transformation The market was soerablv active
and opened with toerable nrmness but al the close
grades LEGS buoyant Tho sales footed up
about IL 600 bbls closing within tho following range OF
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The Coyrespcn6eucid AutF1ufhd says the government
viii accept annexation OF - Domingo In
confirmed by vote OF the people, IL foreign Power
protests aea.lstt
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Turk sh veerels blocSaoinp Albania had captured
biz under TIA I01i.n Gag io-ded with nuIso. 6.
oner PacLs was sr-ointed Ccncrs.ismo d the army.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONDAY An

MONDAY, April GO 2. NJ.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol
lows with that of last week.
Week Eadg Leoa,. crecie CircitGticr DEPOSITS
April 20 STA FOL $50 40 620,270 $50 o5T 81 304 69
April 81. Ia SIT LEA IS ael 6SS 5s4046 yJ16S i69
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0mcisl Drawings OF Woo EDDY s. Goa
kbNlQCRA AND MISSOURI STATE LOTT gAIEs.
KENTUCKY. kxIaA GLASS 2hs-April 20. 1851
So, IS, IA, SO, 81, 81, 40, 8. "a, 4. As, 50.
SKsrrcKY, Glass 25t--Aprtl ~, 1887.
20, IS, 80, IS, 8, |, TO- Is, 20, 81, 81. 10. CO,
Circulars sen free Of charge by addressing either 10
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.,
Coviagton, Ky. or Of. Louis, Mo.
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s-o, w, sax, VS., s5S, eso
Prizes Cashed in all LegaIfxed Lottc-
'es by JOSEPH BATES, Broker No. ~ Wall street, up
star Spanglsd Hat,
STAR spANaLED HAT
rns g sssi e M Ne S,yyssd kS1,l %
Wholesale and retail
Buy Your Broadway - Hat for - 80
at DuoAN's iH Nassau street. corner Of Ann.
Zouave Fer Caps,
many aa ssHssS sps 4 c :sor. .I motel .,,.
St Nicholas Hotel SID Broadway.
Soldiers for the War, for Liberty and
res.s ard eco as,ss q sos ~ sS for every soldier Pho
Melodcon, $50 Broadway. = strangers
don't forget 70 visit his institution Open eyey night, nf
without rtermssiop Admission IL cents The helodcon IL
wheeler 4 Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines Al reduced prices Once sos broadway.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reliable and
ia nna applied o. srSG fssr
Moidavia Cream Eorcs the Hair and
newly invented Wig fscto1y. is sonS stree. a 4 ?" " -
/ BatcheIor's Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens OF Call and
SEQ hem Al 10 Bond street. or send for measure card
Barrys Tricophercus Is the Heat and
chespes article FOR dressing bcsuyirg curling cleansing
preserving and restoring Tie HAIR Ladies' try H. sold BY
AL druggists
Cristsdoro's Hstr Dye. Wigs and Tcu.
peeeThe heat IN the world wholesale and retail snd the
Dee privately applied a. ~. Asor House.
HILL Inimisabye Gutter OF Hair and
whiskss no Barclay street. HAIR 4 w cents black
brown
Truszes.-TWssh & Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No Fesey street Asscr House. opposite the church
+.
the vrds~. H.rs Doctor. y. vwmbletv.
~, from CsasuA meg % s.ss, :. s3s
Broadway.
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Court Gale ndRr-Thfs Day.
SrrPyNE CutRT fIRCrfT- 2d--Nos $40, 26G 49,,
3s0S 7o4, so4, e06 aCs el2 9li, sls, e20 o22 92t,
s2s, 800, 93e, 9cs, a3S, $40.
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Prizes Cashed in all LegaIfzed Lottc.
r.es by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. ~ Wall street, up
>rs
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OhiciEi Drawings OF t. France ~ Co.'s
DelAw Lotteries Authorized by OF assembly passed
Jsnuary. 1859 Grants 70 run venty years
SUSSEX coUsrf-Crsss lUs, Drasn April ~ 1851
90, 60. 70, ST. Ii, Ia. 63. 20, 81, Q. 10. 6.
CossoLIpArsD-CLsss ~, Drawn April ~ lS6l
30, 3, ~, 66, 67, 80, 81. 10, "a, !, 70, i5.
Cicplgrsssnt free a charge BY addressing
(. FAsSGE a CO. Managers
Wilmington, Delaware
Tsst I'll Things and Keep the Best,
fxsmre tAe uctons OF prominent hsters and
you VIII M AXE your selections h PENS III iD
lis Nassau street
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Buy Your Broadw ny 81 Hat for - 80
at DuGAN's, l02 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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Financial and Com merciai.

Financial and Com rciai.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, April 10, lse1.
Thesmoney market was generally unchanged. Consols
closed at 9i7 OF for money and 90 92L for account.
The weekly return OF the Bank OF England shows u-
in bullion Of $40 600 Barring Brothers quote bar
silver at o. 3D. dollars at As IL ID eagles nominal
at 76s ID.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Barring others report business checked by the avices
from the United States. Quotations United States
5s 81; Erie shares 2s& DO third mortgage, 81; illinois
Central shares, 26is discount do. rs $685., New York
Central shares, - Michigan Central So, 1852 30.
Bell Son 4 Co. report the market arm and slightly
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Soldiers for the War, for Liberty and
Peace Southern so for every soldier Pho
togrsphcd By HOLMES, 396 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hstr Dye. Wigs and Tou-
peeeThe heat IN The wcrld wholesale retail. and the
Dye privately spplled a. 40. Aator A0uss
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Trusscs.-T~ssh & Co.'s Radical Care
Truss No Festy street Ascr House. opposite the church
THE vr5s~r H.rs Doctor. v. yumblefv.
N ~, from CAataz asy s..sss, s3s
E~t1a
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Barrys Tricophercus Is the Heat and
chespes; article Tor dressing bcsu.fyrg curling cleansing
preserving and restoring The Hair. Ladies, try H. sold b.
AL druggists.
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The sales OF cotton for the week foot up 6S 900 bales
Including Is 500 to SPECTATORS and 500 bales 20
porters. The advices from America steamhip G ~
OF Baltimore caused an advance Of 1l6a I'D prncpay
on the clean, useful qualities. which TIE
sales Friosy amounted 10 Is 600 bales including 003
bales 10 SPECTATORS ant exporters the market closing
lSm at the following authorized quotations.
Fair. Aiidiing.
New Orleans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sts~ 9l6d.
Mobile. ........................73sd 7ssd
Cpauds. .......................Ts1d Z I61.
total stock ~ rearhal s.h hana inc
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HILL Inimitabye Cutter 81 HAIR and
vhiskss NO Barclay street. Hair Eye cents black %
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Melodcon, 530 Broadway. - strangers
dom forget TO visit this institution Open evey night 6fy
performers pigbIy giving performance from until II,
without Admission Is cents The heodoon Is
10 fsshion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
Ayers -Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague, Bemitteni
Fever Chill Fever DUNN Ague PeriodicsiHead-
ache, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious fc-
vers indeed for the whole class of dis
eases or ignatng in hillary deraDge-
mcnt, caused by the Malaria of
Niasna,ie Countries
We arc enabled here 10 offer the community
remedy which. while * cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is stil perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. such remedy 10 Invaluable N districis
where these affecting disorders prevail This cure'
exels tho mi2siastic poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system. and prevents the development of Tie
disease. If taken on the nrst aprroach @ ~ pIenos
itory symptoms. IL is not only the best remedy ever
YET discovered Tor this class Of complaints, bal also
the cheares'. The large quantity We supply Tor .
dollar tiDgs II within tiie reach oi every vss, ana
in hiiiaa .slricfs where Feser and Agae PREVAILS
lrdv should have n and usc it freely both Tor
cure and pf lection. great superiority ol this
remedy suy other ever disooVcred Tor Vic sIe
DIV ana certain oi lute-inittents a thai Al co-
tains no Ouiaine mineral, consequently u prcdn-
ces no qasnisua other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution those ed 10y Il are len A.
healthy a> III they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague j. not alone the consequence Of the
missmaiic poison. great variety II disorders arise
froin IL. irritati, n. among which are
Neuralgia. Rheumatism C;out. H,salacha. Blindness,
Too;hacle. Earache. Cdtarrah, Asthma, Pslpi-
tatioa Psinfnl Affection II the Spleen Hy--
i,.ric- Pain IA the Bowels Collie. Paralysis
aud D,rangement Of the stomach,
al ~ which, when originating in this cause Put ~
the. Intermittent type, become periodical Th'
.-CrRs eNpcis the poison from the blood, and con
seo .atls curs- them all alike II Is an Invaluable
pr.,i.rtion iInmsrssn aud Icrsoos travelling q
temporarily residing in the maiarions districis 4
taken occasionally daily while expo-ed 20 the IN
iecsfo1 .t VIII Be cxcreted fron the sssiea,, and
cannot accsrnnate ia sufficient quantity % rpef
into diseas. Hence IL y even more einaeir io'
,roteefi,n then cure and fcw will ever suffer IRON
inierritts.nt- II th-y avail thens-elv~s "f tb~ pro
tecri..fl ihis llFs ,ls affords.
! ~ pm. 70, DE J. {. AYfs 4 CO,
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