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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

ARKASsls IrENs-From The Fort SmM Herald
we learn that Captain Patersons band Of guerrlas,
aud two cavalry companies belonging to Colonel Dor
lands Regiment, passed through Jack sonport ON the
9th ult The Herald intimetes that something VIII
turn up In that vicinity very shortly. large and
well-organized band of cOunterfeers, horse thieves
and ctit-throats in Ponsett County, was broken up
hast week, through the agency OF military company
stationed at Harrisburg. The information ieaoing 10
their discovery and capture was furnished Dy one Oh
the garg who had got tired Of living IN their Style
He escaped from the rendezvous some miles IN large
cane break, and making his way to Harrisburg tnefe
told his story The band Of robbers were fired upon
BY the company, and great many killed, ana te es
captured and immediately hung Not one out OF trsy
escaped-the entire strength OF the gang-witn inc
exception Of two more out on trading expediuon'
HARD on CHcAGo.--A good story Is told In Chicago
about rents. :, party leased fine house 70 mer-
chant in good business at 81 200 per year. Inc psic
aud war cnme on Tenant informs landlord he cshhot
pay such a rent. "What can you afford TO pay f. =,
Not over half that sum- ,h very Se he 20" oaspter s
tenant informs the landlord he cannot pay that.
"Whst can you pay nowi" Nothing ! am doing
no business" every well; want my house taken
care Of, and you may stay without rent. short
time AFTER in passing by the house. he found tue ten.
ant moving his furniture and asked him what that
was for. HWhy You don't think am such fool ne
10 stay In that house when have found much bet
ter one for nothingl'
TU jews IscREAsIsG.-I Is said that IN the year
1850 there only ten synagogues NJ the whole land
To-day there over quarter OF million OF Jews
and about ninety synagogues and smaller communities,
out OF which viii be organized other synagogues.
Ia the city Of New-York there twenty synagogues
and thirty thousand Jews, about onetwentieth OF
the population of that city. In all the principal
board cities there are synagogues there are two In
Boston, five Ia Baltimore, three In New-OrleaDs, two
IN Charleston, -four in Cincinnati and i've IN Phila'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
MARRIE ID.

POTTER BUCK-ln fremont, n. Y, Tuesdsy Ans IL,
by tie Re, Valentine Back MI Edward s. Potter Of New
York 10 Mi.s Louisa Buch daughter Of the officiating cer
Fyman.
RIKER-FpWARDs-O Thursday, Aug 49, s the residrnce
the bfes fhs by Rev Dr. Davidson Rlehard Rssr
Hsrst A. Ed-sSds only daughter Of Chas r. Edwards,
go, All Of this cy.
Abeuy papers please copy
WARD-sLATEOn ThursjBy evening Aug. is, by the Rev.
Peter strybsr the Reformed Dutch Church n Thirty fourth
street William H. Maid u IosL Fannie $. slste Of
New. Haven Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

CHARGE or FALSE PRETENsEs.-William r. Foster
OF Brooklyn keeper OF livery stable yesterday arrested by
Officer Hassn Of the Lower Police charged by Waldo Phillips
OF 38 Third with having obsined gsds Of him under
false preenses He alleges that about June tho poper rep
resented to him. among other things that he owned certain
span horses aud wished credit for short time and that
upon such he has since then sol him feed 20 hs
OF Sl52 8 Upon demanding payment was delay ID
irom time time til MI Phillips though, 1t best to make Ia
aue about hun he now leain that Foster Ieyor Sned the
hor and that all is false Hence ais
he tstsn before Justice Osborn and held to ball In
che sam Of 4 500 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

DR0wNED.-Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yes
tcrday tho body urknown found IN the water st
the foot Of Pier No ~ East River The body had probably
Hospital.
The body OF found foang the dock the foot
Of Pier No 81 East River yesterday Ihs' not beeu aeaaed
TIE coroner notified
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
CITY ITEMS

A BoDY FOUND HASSIEG ON TREE AT STATEN
IslASD.-We are informed by Mr.. Dayton, Of Staten
Island, that sbont O'Clock on Taursday evening the
body of an unknown man was found suspended to the
branch of hickory tree, in thicket near Finger
Board road not far from Mr.. Appetons dwelling Ap-
parently several persons mus have been engaged in
the hanging as it was performed without the aid OF
rope the twigs az the end of the hickory limb being
secured round the neck. The face of deceased wore
a moldy, black look, the clothes were wet and 1t s
therefore supposed that the deed WAS perperated pre-
vious 10 the late Storm The deceased was probably
about q years Of age feet inches in hight bad ON
dark clothes; had piece Of paper in his pocket on
which wse the word Connecticut; no other writing
was found on bis person, any clue as to where he
came from.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

DHonDERIy Housr IN THE FIPrH WARD BRoxES
UP-0n Thursday night Capt Petty with spose from te ri,n
Ward Police made descent upon an aeg ID di'orae ss
Church Canal kept by Frenchmsn namea %
Monnaie, whom together with nine females the &
bit IS years Of age they arrested aud took pslo 10
borne jacques was held ball. and the women "'so ~
the Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
LAW LNTELLGENCE.
oonr-Ca,sxnEHs.-Ave. i6-Befors Jasues


-, Ihk pEvoE HABEAs CORPUS cAsg.
In tne case OF Euphonins Devoe. clsimed N bsvs
oeen obtained as an enlisted sailor bv The In,sJ sst.s
thar the mo,bsy ,lh,aamtestimony was read to show
the printed form of consent without he;o a -
It's contents. Counsel for petitioner tool ,h. S.t W W
grouod that the enlistment IN this having been for
one year only, it void nssuch az tbe set. -" ~
Congress provided only for tbree-year enlistmepts'
The Judge took the papers and reserved his docuon
until tomorrow morning.
DECIsIoHs.
AItisans Bank agt. Hartford Coal COMPANY -Caaa
settled
james II. Leeds agt. Joseph w. webb.-Motion de-
MED.
John Mnlhollaud ct al. agt. Robert McPeake.-Mo
tion denied plaintiffs cost TO abide event.
Hugh Andrews ct al. agt. The same.-Same Dc
cison.
VIM. A. Bloodgocd agt. James McKinnan. -Mosioa
denied.
Sheron H. Butterworth sgt. Richard Petton ct al
Motion denied, with $40 costs.
John l.. Saltzman agt. Amos T.. Steyens.-Motion
denied, plaintiffs cost, 70 abide event.
James Nel agt. John Wuerst.-Motop granted on
defendant paying into Court the amount Of the plain.
s's claim with interest, and paying to the PLAINTIFF
attorney the cost Of suit to this date and $40 costs Of
motion.
joel Melich agt. Cbas. Knox, &c.-Motion denied.
Wm A. BloOdgood agt Hugh Hastings.-Aotion
granted.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Aue. s-Bss0rs
ARRAIGNhESTs.
Henry OConor, John Morris, and John Williams,
indicted for voluntarily serving on board the slsver
Triton pleaded not guilty. Morris end Williams, it
will be remembered, once escaped from the Navy
Yard since their arrest, bat were recaptured.
WIN. ii. Burns, captain Of the Saver w. X. Kibby
found deserted off the coast of Cuba indicted for
selling 400 negroes into seryitude, and pleaded NOT
guilty.
Daniel Domi, indicted for passing counterfeit money,
had his time to plead extended uutil tomorrow.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Aus. M.
Before Commissioner OsB0sN.
OPENING A LETTER.
Henry harrington, charged with obtaining letter
from the Post-Ofice, not belonging TO him, and
opening the same, was admitted TO bail in 81 ,00o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
Reeeip,s Of Produce.

Art i6-l100O bb. Flour eoo bbl Corn Meal leo bbl'
W1iAy 200J bnshN heat 500 buh Corp sVv bush Oats
l.500 bush Rye, 70 ptEs Provisions
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

evp,ou.,v Uupr-Ab bow named Edward BOND wAs
,onv crushed between csf pos about ocloeh % ys.
teIJay ssrnoen, 10 Cherry street SSs VA so,.i,s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

MEErIS0 THE CoSsTuuTIoSAL USIoS PARTY
CoNmTTEE.-The State Executive Committee Of the
Constitutional Union Party will meet in this city al
noon to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-AuG B--BeSors
Judge SHIPnAN
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOILER EIPLoIoS-FIRE AND Loss OF LvL.-At
9 o'clock on Friday morning fire broke out in the
copperboiler manufactory Of Messrs. r. T. Fogulsang
& Kafer, No. 332 First street, f. d. 1t was caused
by the explosion of copper boiler that had been used
in the manufacture Of kerosene OIL ana which sent
there to be repaired. For the purpose of cleaning il
out the men made FIRE in the boiler, when exploded
with great force, Immediately setting fire to the prem
ises.
Three men and boy were at work in the shop o.
the time of the explosions; of the men, named Jos.
Pearce, who was employed in repairing the boiler was
instantly killed. and his body burned TO crisp be-
fore it could be recovered boy, named Edward
Farrell aged Is years. residing in North Fifth street,
was also severely, and it is feared fatally burned.
The other two men in the shop succeeded in getting
out unhurt, but of them named Krean was fright.
ened to such degree by the catastrophe that he
perfectly insane.
The fire burned with the greatest rapidty and il
with great difficulty that il was prevented from
extending 10 the adjoining premises. The building in
which it originated was, with its contents totally de-
stroyed TIE amount Of the loss could not be
tanned, but it is estimated at several thousand dollars
OH which there il no insurance.
Mr. Pearce, the man who was killed, was foreman
of the chop. He reeided in Suffolk street, between
Houston and Stanton streets New-York, and leaves
wife and three children BY order of Coroner Aur-
ply, his remains Oasrsd 60 the hnnse of Engine
Company No. 5, where jury was at once impan-
need but the inquest will not be held until Saturday
The Fire Department entitled to great praise for
their commendable efforts in subduing the condagra.
ton
sergeants ID. Jacobs and Hunt, with platoon Of
men, were present at the fire. and rendered important
service in preserving order, and attending to the dead
and injured.
While going to the above fire, Of the engines run
over u child in Grand street, named Mary Gaskell, re.
siding iu North Seventh street. inuing her severely.
AnRoIT RoBsERr-Two well-dressed men cslledat
the basement door of No. 293 Adephi Thursday
Ing raped The servant appeared and asked what they
IN drawing the girl into conversation and kept he 30 engaged
while the by the back entrance into tho ossenen
and silver amounting $40 in vaoe. AS soon
the the door knew ,hs hs confederate had succeed
ed he bid the girl polite good night and was o. She dcorS
cred the oss When she returned to the Kitchen
As IMposrOR.-A Doctor T. G.. Jones, who pre-
before Mayor KsbAesch yesterday and conpeDed to refund
which be had taken from cripple, under pretense sht ne
would mske him sound man
DaowSED-A man named Thomas Bu mes was yes.
while drawing seine last pght bis body had no' eess
recovered
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

DEPhRTURE OF GES. WooL.-Yesterday morning
at O'Clock, Gen. Wool and his aid Lieut. Read, lef
for Fortress Monroe. The General seems greatly de
lighted by bis orders to enter upon active service.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

NEw-YoRK SEcEssIosIsr DRIVEN Our or
RExssELAER CorsTY.-T1e Troy On. " Budget
and Union of last evening gives the following account
Of the expulsion Of New-York SecessiOnist from
Rensselaer, County, in this State;
ave learn that on Saturday evening gentleman OF
the name Of John Marshal, confidential clerk in the
well known banking house Of Duncan Sherman & Co.,
York, and formerly principal clerk in the Albany
City Bank most roughly treated at Nassau IN this
county, for the ulteranee OF sentiments sonewhs dcog
atory OF the present national Administration. The re-
port IT, that visiting his psrents al Nassau as his usual
annual CUSTOM he expressed himself freely as TO the
causes Of the present war and volunteered his opinions
az TO she that might have been used to avert the
present unhsppy state OF affairs, when he was roughly
seized by Ia wless crowd. Our information is 10 the
effect bnt TO escape the rudeness OF the crowd, he d
to tue North river, crossed TO Albany, aud aysiled
himself Of the fret means of transportation to New
York"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

Tux CosfEREScR OF MARsHALs.-Yeserda moIn-
ing all the business before the meeting OF United
States Marshals having been transacted, and all the
plans of cooperation arranged, the meeting adjourned,
and visiting officials left the city for fncir several
places Of abode.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

Tx REBEL BEARER OF DIsrArcBEs.-Mr. Robert
Muir, who was arrested Wednesday last as bearer
of dispatches from Jefferson Davis, and who did not
sail for Europe on the steamer Africa, the next
day conducted to Fort Lafayette by Superintendent
Kennedy for safekeeping until prelimnares are had
previous TO an examination. The Superintendent and
his prisoner received at the Fort by the officers
and soldiers in such military as to give the
prisoner the idea that he man OF good deal Of
Importance. Mr.. Mir registered at the Breyoort
House as Mr.. McAIullan of Scotland, and friends"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
Ezdnl Notltes.


M PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
r. rou,v Of Neu-York notice hereby - en- 70 az P P -
,sre xss,s sgsps, GEORGE WALTER a'e ol lne ~ ny 80 W.
STI 1seeas.d 10 present the same with y9och' tx
~ ~. sahseriber a bs e-dsnce a, the hone ho,so ~
.,y 81 The Cty OF NewY0fk, on or teore NC I.sI I'
- 0ctobei peSt-Dsted New York " stn dy @i ,oi'
syS bs6mSS 'N =
N10TICE of APPLICATION to be DIS
~ CHARGED from DEBT sacodins to the Proyii o. a
.e thira tile Rrst ehopter Eve pat second oi ,ns
1EOR0E TIFFANY apphoantlhi notice hr.t pa thei Az
80 ick 1851 --Credtdr- required % appear before on "fI
DISINBERRE Ontario Couaty gudse, 81 hs Glhce w ue
.us,e of Geneva Ontsdo County " " Ocoher sh ito AZ
,en o.esEs m JOHN r. GARDNER, Atty. for Applicant
Anglo lswl0wsat. huu-io' v Il
nj Y. SUPREME COURT.-WlLLLAM II.
N. BARTLETT and FREDERlCKA a BARTLElT o24inst
GEORGE H. NORRIS Sch b. Cole Abam Parish Ale1apdef
w Benuer Gslna King Charles T. Reynolds Freleflck w
I.yoa ard Chaes PattSumfDoDs for Tee-tCom not Sel
10 The above psned defendants and each Of ten i9n
hereby umuoned and equiredtO the coDsnt ~ % ms
srtisn which win Ne Gcd IN the Office Of the Cleis oi Wy
CoRity nf Suffolk Riverhead IN sid equity ana 20 20
copy your the said complant on the n NJ
tler office, No 10 Wall street, in TIE Cly o. 49, -
within twenty days az the service o tins a.
eNclusive % the day Of snch service; and you ~ "a
she said complaint within the tine aioIessu W p.Id i
this setiop will arply the COurt ioI the Iel'ei
the complsin--Dst,d July 10 1901 p,,.is., ..o,uex,
STARR RUGGLES, llalntns Au'oiutyyiL a..
Tie said complint was fled IN sd CeIh Sne ." '0
9Th day Of Jolly, lS6l slAh'i a q s.5 Itiorn'eys
Jf5 law 6~,S IIul -.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
Two walI.dresss3 men called NJ

Az INPosrOR.--A Doctor I. q. Jones, who pre-
tends to diseases Divine power was Oroe
before Mayor ksbhech yesterday and eoDpeysd ,eha
would make him . sound man.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

by reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the quantity OF the
latter left at de-water this year compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. sbowss gain Of ,6l6
9Ji bbls. of -four.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening Of the Canals TO and melud
t,h ~ An,,,-g have hccn as folloya.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

SEcEssIosIsr.-J. A. King, the Catholic priest who
war arrested on Thursday night for uttering violent
Secession sentiments in lager beer saloon, was taken
to headquarters and kept till morting. Upon the
representations of bis friends be was then delivered
over 10 the discipline of his bishop.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

CARBON will cOafer favor by communicating with
the CITY Editor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

DRowYED.-A man named Thomas Bu rnes was yes
teriay drowned Ia Newtown Creek the Penny Bridge
while drawing seine Up last pght bis body had NOT eees
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

CREATISG FALSE ALARs-On Wednesday night
csoroe Lexington and Robert White were arrested
by Captain Mullen, of the Sixth Precinct Police,
Brooklyn for creatiug alse alarm Of fire in the First
District They were yesterday taken before Justice
Walters and committed TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

D.RIyG ROBBERY BY WoAAS.-Andrew j. Gray
Of the schooner Marietta now lying at Pier No.
East River, was walking in Broadway on Thursday
night when he was Joined by woman Of the name
of Kate Smith, who, after little conversation, thrust
her hand into his vest pocket and stole $40 in bank
bills and left him. So adroitly did she manage the
matter that Gray did not suspect her object till shor
time after, when he missed his money lie ilnme-
diately sought assistance, and Officer Kemp Of the
Fifth Ward soon found and arrested her, but the
money was gone-probably handed over TO confed'
crate She was committed by Justice Osborn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

ATTEMPTED BURGLhRY.-,James Wilson aud Joseph
johnson were arrested on Thursday night by Officer
Holtl of the Twentieth Ward as burglars. Mr.. Adam
Kabsr of No. 40 Eighth avenue discovered them At a
late hour at night trying 10 effect entrance nto his
apartments, and imne 1ntely called the officer A
jimmy, pair of nippers, and other burelars tools
were found in their possession They were taken be-
fore Justice Connolly and locked up in default OF bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

PRIZE on $l0e.-The Church Anti-Slavery Society
has reissued its offer of prize of 100 for acceptable
tract, which is not to exceed twentyfour pages the
question: "How shall Christians and Christian
Churches best absolye themselves from all responsible
connection with Slavery This prize was offered last
year, but the number of competitors was few, and the
efforts not deemed worthy Of popular circulation.
The time is extended to January l, 1862. Manu-
scripts to be sent TO either Of the following Com
mittee ON adjudication: The Rev. j. c. Webster, Hop
kinton Mass; Deacon j. Washbnn, Worcester,
Mas; the Rev. Samuel SOuther, Worcester, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
The receipts Of produce from the LIST Of January for
three YEAR past Were

crops:
The weather during the past week has, for the
greater part, been cool. On Sunday last terrific
storm Of wind and rin prevailed over large portion
of the West, and in many places much damage has
accrued 10 the grain in the fields The harvesting OF
the Spring crops proceeds favoraey and the yield of
the wheat, though not 30 large rs last year will be
about AN average. The crop looks well, though
bad suffered for the want Of rain. Exchange 10
cent lower.
The Boston Irdreller says:
The Insurance Commissioners have pe,itoned the
Supreme Court for an injunction 10 prevent tho
Traders Insurance Company Of this city from taking
additional riks This company was chartered in 1854.
At ST. Louis, exchange on the East Is Gi al cent.
The Democrat says:
Another very interesting point In the money market
today was the notification of the banks and savings
Institutions by Gen. Fremont, that they would be
called on tomorrow for $2Jo0OO as loan to the Gov
ement. This money is hand in this city, and do
ing nothing and the operations of the army are re-
tafded very much for the want of ready meane which
this amount will supply, and at the same time the
banks aud institutions may think themselves fortunate
that they have found 30 responsible borrower as
Uncle SAM and the community may congratulate itself
on the putting into circulation OF that much more
money heretofore idle. Let conceive the idea
from this fact that there il anything like seizure OF
the moneys of the banks by the Government for every
dollar will be strictly accounted for and interest paid
"a long as IL is held The step e taken 10 afford tenn
porary relief where the money IL tos slow coming
through the ordinary channels Of the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

FRipAI, Aug 10, 1861.
AsHEs-The market i steady, with fair inquiry a, % -
for Pots and So 31t for PeIis. . . d.
BEEsWAX-The market for Yellow continues qme' I"
23d2sc. .
COPPER-Amsrcan Ingot is hImer sales Of 100000 b''
Lake Superior al Halle. .,-,.
CANDLEsTbefe h ouly rotsn business doing at 10. l7c'
and 3G0 4Gc. for Plain and PAent Sperm u,
CHEmiCALS-The market Il dull sales OF I,Vo Kegs pL
Csrb Soda private terms ..,, u,
COfTON-fhe market firm with Gales OF oO bties We
quote Middling Uplapds and Gull At I8Gl8c.
COFFEE-tery hule has been done the market 10, how
ever, hrm Small Gales Of Rio At E39l3c
DYEWOODs-The market generally quiet the only "e'
ve have report 10 tuna s. Domingo private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened better for the 70
sAs Of Wese Canal Flour bot the extreme prce< sAe
eAttrd bune the msket eIoed tsey the medvw ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

Incress...I537g Deo.464,iS Dec .IS Inc.
The aggregate quantity of the same articles efl at
tide.water from the commencement of navigation to
the ih Of August inclusive, during the year. 1860 and
1881 /. o. foIlovs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

The quantity OF -four wheat, corn and barley, left
al de.waer during the second week in August in the
years lsGO and Is6l, is M follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17

The following letter, which should have appeared
with that Of Dr. Gum on Thursday morning, wac sc-
cidentally omitted:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04
lis. OF SPECIFIC REAIEDiEs

No.1.-ror Fever. Congestion, and Inflammation.
40. For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, We'tinE the
pf t.. s-ror Collie, Crying, Tee.hing, and wakera
'e &c. :. 4MP R@ Dlarr, Cholera 1nal,u and sum
S "a. sTFor Collie Grlplnss, Dy.entery, or Bloody
tD No. s.-rOr Cholera, ohOlera Aiorbua, Vomiting.
so. 7.-Por Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
i" Ys s-por ToOthache, Face-ache, and Neuralgia
30 1OEDTspxpstA Prt1s--For Weak and Derangel
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. ii'SFoN FsHALE IRREGULARITIES, scanty, Paln-
Ea or Suppressed Periods. $50 60. -,
No. l2-POr LeucOrrhea. "roInse hensea' anu
Ne M. is@For Group, iIoarse Cough Bad Breathing.
No. i4.-sALT RHEuN PIILs-POr ErysipelSs, Ernp-
Toys rs I REPRESENTATIVES, on Ps-Por Pain, Lameues,
or soreness In the Chest, Back, l.o!ns, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill FeveF' Dumb Asae'
P@For Pilss, Hind or Bleeding, 1nteEqel or E1-
iernal y ,,..,,,,
PAll;ag, Weak, or Blurred Sight, .,.,..
U-Fot CatnrTh, Of long standing or recent, either
w" " C@Por Whooping Cough, abating It's violence
and shortening It's Course.
In all acute diseases such as Fevers InilAmmnilOns,
DiRrThRa, Dysentery, Groups ltlieuIiatism and such
errp diseases rs Scarlet Fever, Measles end Fry
BipeHs ale advantage Of giving the proper reInedieI
promptly e obvious, and In all such cases the spe
cahcs act IKE Charm. Tie entire dseusc Is often
arrested at once and In all cases the violence OF the
attack ia moderated, te disease ShOrtened and rem
deTed less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent
eurrence, and which so often lay the foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption may all
be at once cured by the Psver and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CatErril, Salt Rhrun, and other
old erupons, the case las specifics whose proper mp
plIcaton will afford In almost every instance.
Often the cure Of u single chronic difficulty, such
Dyspepsia, Piles or CRtArTlI, Headache or Female
Weakness has more titan paid for the case ten times
over.