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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02
DIED.


BoONA. the resiencs Of her o. B. Boon. Montpelier
Betaey Boon. ia tbe I'd year Vi her sse.
pEY-At Hudson. j. Sunday March ofscsre. fever
Anhlbsld Loii- youngest o James H. And ChEilote
VI. Dcy. aged - months. -
Funersl without further notice, Monday afternoon "a
Inst. u o'clock. nom his fathers Eesdso'e.
MILLEKn Brooklyn OF the 18Th Of Second month, Leah
H. Miller ug.d 6l years widow o: Stephen Miller.
respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral fTend.' MeetDs House scher nefhoru
Boorum brooklyn this Afternoon "' 2oc.ocA.
PATrON-At New. Haven Conu. on Wednesday. FEB. %.
Aitor short Illness Mary b., wife Of tho Rev William
Pslon, u. d. aged 20 years
Tier remain. viii be taken TO Philadelphia for iniermsnt
pRETAT-On sunday morning. March !, Of dlphth-ris
Marie sle.t dau Of Ihss l.. and Matilda r. Pfets'
aged yesrs an months. . III, 49,
Th n,fs will tas- paos from Hunter street Brooklyn on
Moud.y March 2. Al O'Clock D. H. Tao insernrnt VIII
b.. made IN Cypress HIS Cemetery.
SyMS-At We, Hobohen n. j. Sunday. March 1868.
Edward Everett Syms infant Of John o. ard Louisa L.
s,uis, aged year, aud months
The fn,rss. o'clock Tuesday, Mach from the pa
rents' To.doncc, as above.
TOYpKI>S-Iu Brooklyn Thursday morplns.tFeb. -,
Col psniel D. Tompsins Assistant ouaiterrAstsoshe'
raj United STATES Army. sgsd % years.
M iends md the officers OF the Army and Navy are IT.
yt,d 20 atond funeral services from his late residence
No 3i Henry street. Brooklyn, on Monday. March az IL
o'o!ock m.
VAN PETITION Friday Feb a. at Richmond, staten 'isnd
Mrs Susanna Van Pet reict " tho sis John 'a1 feis
rsa sgsd " years months and - dsys 49,.
Funeral AZ II O'Clock thi. Aonayl motaiuE nom he' 'e
Iealelee.
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NEW.YORK LEGxsLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. %. ls63
Petitions were presented for the improvement o
the navigation OF the Hudson River.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. SANDFORD-Proyldiug payment for tn.
interest on Canal drafts Issued since lo60 which bad
not been paid wien due.
Also bill relative TO contracts for canal repairs
|. provides that wherever any contractor for canal
repairs has faithfully discharged b. duty, the Con
uactiog Board with the cOnsen. Of the Canal Board
may extend such contract five years, on the same
terms and ii,ions the fret contract. new &C.
curty for the faithful dis ;harge OF tie work to be
taken.
BY Mr.. CONNOLLY-Repealipg the New York
School Library act. This bill is recommended bs
the School Commissioners.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding Couuselors OF
the Supreme Count TO administer siiidavils the came
as Commissioners OF Deeds
The Senate theu went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. FOLGER in the Chair, and considered
the following measures;
Relative TO weishts and measures. Progress re-
ported.
Relative to the City Court Brooklyn. Ordered
10 a third reading.
Appropriaiing the remainder OF the canal revenues
at the Close OF the fiscal year 10 the Improvement oil
Oak Orchard Creek. IL appropriates $J7J, 600 for
the payment Of extraordinary repairs, aud $50, OOc
for the improvement Of Oak Orchard Creek, not 10
be paid until after Oc., 1853. Progress reported.
Adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY,.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Bv Mr.. TALLMAN--1o incorporate the Tremon.
FIRE Department, West Farms.
BY Mr. Ii ULErT-To abolish the Office Of Canal
Appraiser, aud extend the powers and duties of the
Canal Commissioners.
1t allows the Appraisers TO settle a' many claims
Us possible I'LL January 1864, and then bands over
the remainder TO the Commissioners. who are there
after to constitute q Board TO examine claims aud
ma Ike awards.
BY Mr.. STLWARD-To repeal the charter Of the
Cbautauqua Lako Plank Road Company.
By Mr. i. l.. HAVENS-To securo supply OF
water for the Clinton Prison.
BY Mr.. FlSIiER-To provide for the appointment
Of Clerk Of the Supreme Court by the Governor
and Secretary OF State. lie Is to receive no ssl.
airy, aud the price OF volume Of reports is limited
81 80.
by Mr.. WAIT-To incorporate the Hunters
Point, Flushing and Whlteotone Railroad Company:
The incorpoaton s.e Charles iiavaDd. David
linyler Frederick IL. Lockwo od, Edward Vim and
VIM Iuruer.
Mr.. LEFEyER gave notice Of bis intention TO in
troduce bill to provide for tie election OF Comms-
eioners Of the Croton Aqueduct Board.
The House then adopted resolutions 70 appoint
Clerks TO the COMMITTEES on Cities and Engrossed
bills.
No further business Of importance was trans
acted.
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NIsOM CINCINNATI.
The Invasion Of Kentucky by Rebels he
People GrcDiiy Frighicuca-Thc Rebels
Attached md WhiPped-Exnggernicd
Rcports-Movcmc of Gen. Carter.

Annexed md WhiPpcd-Exnggcrnted
Rcports-MOv of Gen. Garter.
From Our Special Correspondent
CINCINNATI. Feb. u. 1868.
Cincinnati and neigbboriug towns in Kentucky
have been greatly excited the past two or three
days by reports of the Invasion Of Kentucky oy
force of Rebels variously estimated at from Twelve
hundred TO thirty thousand. Several days ago. ONO
DR.. Clnke at the bead Of eight hundred guefi''"s'
came 60 far North as Winchester, ny. lus pro-
duced the first scare. Unionist', white ana 0lacS,
from Clarke. Powell, Estel, Montgomery, ana
adjacent counties commenced TO retreat 10 the ou'o
RI YER and not ithst ndng the contradiction OF inc
reports by good authority the exodus Sill cohnues
Our forces attacked Cluke and captured upward OF
o burSred prisouers, whose stories disagreed very
much tue majority, however, asserting that CIakes
command was the advanced guard Of 80 COO men
nnder I.ongstreet. Thus the rumors started. Our
scouts have thoroughly occurred the country for n
hundred miles'south of Lexington and report 10
Retcls except Clukes disorganized band anywhere
in the country. Verify, Kentucky ia scary.
A gentleman who was ct Danville, Boyle County,
last week, Informs NE that several regiments OF in
fantry had been mounted and the general idea about
there was that they were bound for Knoxville.
/ have since learned that Gen. Carter with some
mounted infantry left that vicinity Oh tue 2Jth-des'
tnation unknown. Gen. Carter will be remem-
bered as the gallant East TenneSeean who was in
command of the force that made ioray TO the vicn
ity Of Knoxville some time SINCE The trails on the
Kentucky Central Railroad have commenced running
regularly again. az also have those Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railrosd. NlDI
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Obituary,

RocHHsrKa, ". u. Saturday. Feb n. lsos
Isaac X. ElwoOd. old and esteemed citizen, and
Secretary aud Treasurer OF the Western Union Tel
epraph Company from the date Of lie organization,
died l.st night. He was run over by runaway
team while IN bis own sleigh rome days snco, aud
the injuries then received have proved fatal.
Tie death OF ibs esteemed citizen, aud Secretary
and Treasurer Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company. having become known IN this city. the
North American Telegraph A-sossdon held a NEE =
ing on Saturday, when Mr. Cambridge LiyingstJn
moved and the Hon. 4. ID. CsIon seconded the iol-
lowing resoluii Ins:
h1r Tai ~ regis'sntaii's' - TIE North AmosiesA
Ts srsph As0ri-ti sctslou in tho Cy % Nes
have heard III n tho
death o ssse h. I!- s,q Of hocL-i. Tor lon. tin
Tres'brsr sbd Director VI tao Ne'tefg uIen IcesLgh
Company
hs,rsf Ihn cannot erofsss To The t-"r f-~
have 1T TIL. O0ssvtglsIt Ad 80 TecSs
in h. d~ath lire ,afshl- ios b. this Assnc.tlon
R0girsd Thsl deeply cond'e with tho i@Hiiy OF De.
osas-d sad tie Secretary VI his nosiins ,nssod TO send
. copy u these resolutions TO them.
MT. Hunt moved aud M. Living seconded,
and II Was
Esrsf That copy Of thee resolutions DO seut 70 The
Pres IN = r-que.t that u %. PUBLISHED
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PREMIUM ON GoLD.--Thc subscriber, who can

PREMIUM ON GOID.--Thc subscriber, Who can
not chang. HE prices with tho fluctuations oil gold without
iacurhng expense In sdvssins tie chAnSsH "
compel. to sell his Pens at Old Prices Thsk"g hs 'u''n
ere entitled TO the benefit Of th. Premiun on Gold miner sh
thu ~ dsba.eis IL the hes, cn rrncy this country ever
had h. nov ogor, all rsmtng the amount oil hs 'de' Ia
Gold the u Premium t. city the day When received
In ,h. way he hopes to do the country and h'
some good without inuhuE hims, for the aoh'oS INN oA
no, bs made without OoLp.
When Paper Money IL ssnt Uaitsd States preferred o'"'
ssy .Lsr IA. NsyTos, ~, u Msdsa5sns, .'sS AyA
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,Ia,Is Close nj tho Po.,-On,ce
Trnyclers' Guide.

To Albany by Hudson River kR.7 10 9 M
and. ............5 = aud itt p n SnEdAy, 9H p Ia
Il, All any by parlsn RR................... 10. m.
To boston. by Nsw-l.oudon. stoaiugton, aud
Fall River limos. daily tSuudsys ercopt>dl. sP NJ
To Boston, BY ksw-iisven Kh. via spring
IN. and 1t and ..
To BostoD, By New.Ilvon RR.. via Shore
................ IA aud p. Sunday ?.
To fu1a o. by Fne KR................1 a. IN. aud y
Io,d.......7 TO- m. H. NJ p n. Sunday. :. y. IN.
ntiIo,d. ,',,.,...,.................Gs .. M 2p.m
T. 1,.y'....,........ g. a IN, ~ NJ, "a. p. m.
sed nj p II p
TO ~ a.hinsi op. by Camden aud Amboy Hsl'
u y
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The siaiv 70 be Put on "A War b ooting-The
Reported Capture OF G"ny"mas by the
French Observation-Disclosures de Of un-
zutlau HArbor.
SAN FEAscIsoo. Frid.5. Feb. ~. 1868.

SAN FRAscIsco fTidsy. Feb. q. 1863
bill will be sOon introduced into tie Legislature
providing that the State issue $500 00J in bonds TO
be expended in purchasing 10000 muskets and ac-
couterments, 1900 to 800 cavalry arms, and the
balance for light batteries.
The leading newspapers advocate 1t on the ground
that California should speedily be placed on thor
ough war footing
A report telegraphed from the East yesterday
concerning the capture Of Guayamas by tho French
10 not credited here by either French or English
newspapers.
Market very dull again.
SAN FEAscIsoo, Saturday FEB ~. 1863.
schooner from the Mexican COAT brings Mazst-
su dates Of the 4th inst, aud Guayamas of the 9th
alt.
No attack was made on Guayamas by the French
40 TO thai date.
Tho French war steamer Pallay had arrived of
MszaLsD, snchoriDg Outside the bsrbor, but had
not communicated with the shore. She intended
making q search Of all the vessels arriving. with
. view Of preventing the introduction Of muntous
Of war.
The American steamer Ssrsnac arrived at Mszat-
Ian on the I'd inst.
Thsre 10 no mention made Of any other French
vessel than the Pallas being on tho Mexican coast.
Iftb. Golden Age does not arrive before Monday
another steamer will sail instead Of her for Panama
On Tuesday.
Sailed steamer Robert Law for Hong KonS. with half .
AtlanO Currency Exchange sells a. s rate Of 81 snd 60
ratss'"saS
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S.-T.-1SG0-X.

S.-T.-1SG0-X.
A SONG or HEALTH. HAPPINESS AND GLORY.
o, WE'LL may YOU cali me the magic.
With hea ia for the body and .oJ
And usught OF the dark desdly poison
SO often ia bacchuss bowl.
Iscatter the fierce fends Of lever
Give puIity's self 90 the breath;
Scot hsnges OF water and Diet,
Aud conquer the Cholera Death
Eurrah for tue " 5. 7 and ~
Hurrsh for the IS TT sad"XS
Yes, shout for Drake. Plantation Bittefs
And the magical s. H." and " H"
cheer up the desolu,e sgirit
gid tine sad heart with my light,
Like star. .bs ddns clOad-quenchas .Plsndss.
Through ali tie dsrk chamber, OF pight.
The statesman, bard. mercbsot mechanic,
And farmer, drink In me deep bliss;
Never bird had purer when giving
The dew-rose Of morning bei Kiss
Hunsa for tho 8. A." and" ky
Hunah for tue IS. 4" aod XXI"
Shout aloud Tor toe Plantation Bi..es
And the MAJ zeal :. T." 1910 Xc
What comfort bear to the soldier
With Liberty's banner unfITled.
dransht, and be- laugh AZ all csanon,
Though sbssius the hear. OF the world:
And what cares the ssleut bold sal
For the tempest If strengthened by me;
With shouts for Columbia ne cardes
Triumphant her stsis DER the sea-
Hurrah tor the - ). T." ard x"
Huuah for the " ). r." and ky
Cry aload the Plantation Filters
And the magical IT T." and "xr
Then we'll may you call NE the Magic
With heath Tor the body aad sat,
And nsrsSt OF the dslk deadly poison
So often IN ~ baccbus." bowl.
For youth, manhood, aye. wss chartersd,
BY pleasure and health az my birth.
Ana these with the seLius OF CORY
Stand guard I'd, throne on The earth
Hunsh Tor tue d" s. T." and "Xw
Uurah tue ). T." Add - ~
Yes yell for the Plantation btters
Aud tue mag cal Z" 5. T." aud x "
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrERS are the moot va
srful medicine aud gentle smulant ia the word. All dys
aud weak psrsons should try IL Sid through ,ut tAs
lyiIixed world 2. II. DRAKE X o..
No l03 BROADWAY, N. Z.
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Special Notites.


The EarcutIye Con,miitee o: the hEtUb.acA !.
~ I'IKAI. COMMITTEE will meet % ieedausttets on
voNnAY EVENINtj MaIch? 1909 At y cc!och b order
'"'"'' AMOR J. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
M rt 5 Secretaries.
Tenth ward Republican Club Of Brooklyn
The ,rsn,.r rnosthy meeting OI this Club VIII b, held Al
,b"Gr hs,Jou.rtrr. No. 81 Bosun'st. THIS EVENING
MARI .. 1862 az y o'otpch H. +. hp"ts riesidoM
W. FttrOS. Secretary
Free Lectures for the People:
THEODORE TiLTOS ESQ,
viii deliver az Address at tho Republican HsadQuartsrs Me-
MONDAY EVENING, March D.
AZ :! o'clock.
The new War Hymn, God saws the Nation" will b
sung. n.,.,, W H. ~ Ill. Prestent.
II. G. PARkE, Chsrulaa Lecture Com.
TE nAH"''os' Secretaries.
Exhibition OF the sunday School Of the Safest Copsrs
gatous Church. nsu Hoyts.. Brooklyn, VIII be repeated
With nearly On enr" change of programme THIS tMonda
EVENING at O'clock Tsbeanx sisg dialogue rsoiss
ton. &c. Tickets 2Jc.. children l5c.
Portable Printing Offices. Tor the use 81 IN. ttn I
anu navy Merchants, Druggist and all Who wsh 70
Pr,ntiug Circulars free Specimen Shee"" ''P''
ApA.1o kliESs CvaiA ~ \. ~. " 1tA..ny 1"".C
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,jnslness Nollrfs.

Mrs. WNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child pain. vsoA,es the noIn"h snd
bows scidy and gives tone and visor tine who'
Ix.l,n Is 0ents 3 bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

OxsrLExss: have e,.uiasd your Pure Iodine Ws!er
and Gud pure solution Of Iodine, containing Sufficient
quantity for all practical purPose' as remedial ss'It
have used 4, ia obstinate OF scrofua ana can ee
superior value 10 the treatment Of this cs1 oil disease a
fully Cd solution Of Iodine in pure water iai
preferable sDy other form In which 1t has h'ne" 0ee'
used. Respectfully yours.
Y. WHITssY, 81. D., No. 4O2 Hh'sv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

Ander' and dad to be solution Of pure Iodine 10
IL has long been dsdetum prepare Iodine 90 that II
be sdm'ui'sered 10 s uucobued state this by
Dr. Ande enables us to effect that object Each fluid
oftbs Water coniaius about half grain Of Iodine cons.
It valuable preparation aud which will prove
H. all those where the Of Iodine 1. indicated
yAxss II. CHILros. N, D., ChemiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

represented d. ANA entitled Raouii or, The Wreck
of a Life"
The Broadway Mcnageric, on Broadway. below
Hous,on street, is open, as usual, every d'y and
evening, and the trained animals are exhibited at
tho hours stated in the advertisement.
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Rutrrtuinmeuts.-u March y

BARSTsrS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NtTrra
WALLACK'S- ..nt Hearty ou.h'l Queen.
WISTER GARDES-Lucie dAUAo.
NIBLVS-saisr-ds -
EHoA DWAY MFEAoERIE-wnd. nliosls psrf1nnins
COOPER INsrlTU Tf-Lectgt, b. BIZ. stern.
GOUPI.S GALLERY -Ctloufs'0d woFbs VI EFT.
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Certificate from Professor JAMES C. Booru United States
Mutt. Philadelphia
Dr. HFsRr AsDERs: The sample of Iodine Water. tested
by NO. fad to BE- Iodine di"olved Ia pure water.
Respectfully yours, JAnS e. BooTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

Popular scientific Lectures.-The Board Of d.
the MeIcanle LiOTagy Assocai0h nse tue ~
tention Of the pubic OF six splepddy ueuseA
Lectures on fnE ATMOSPHERE BY the Rev. w. Cs
RICHARDS. A. TO be given 81 CLINTON HALL on The
evening" OF MOSDAl snd THURSDAY. IN the nist three
viii DO crowded with bniaEt experimental rusiraiona
ide MAGNIFICENT air pump ard it, Belonging the eppa
includes that novel rctcal sppa.tr In IVA IS damn
koh Induction Col Machine. fer the tu tEaties o: the
Aurora and for producing other beautiful electrical iem
nations. -
Tie tee for the Course will BE- 81 for ssge tickets aud 81
ADM sting and gentleman. 1hese may be
oil t.ned Library. AstoT-paee; Growers No. oS
Broadway; VIM. hal & Sons, No SO Broadway Loeb
woods No. al broadway. and hvuns No. 80 erosd~sy.
Evening Tickets 20 will be sod only ii he doos On
the evenings OF the lectuies
DIR. Sterling's A,nbrosia 10 stimulating oily eItrsct
of Roots BARK aud HoIos a. cuis diseases OF the sesp
and itching entiry eIstostes osnssat vents
the hair om falling out turning p.umstuey gray causing
IL =" CIV" CERTIFICATE
This TO certify that 10 mouths ego commeuoe6
and rapidly fs,os 1T had tried Hai. Toucs Invis
orato &c without receiving sny benefit soeu alter usm9
the Ambrcsis. my hair ceased sBg out ard
growing rapidly sstOnish ne Now halo thicks
soft and glossy and is 1--WE feet and four inches IN leogh
when let down reaching toe door Thus wonderful resatk
attribute solely TO the use Of SlERLlNUs AsbhooiA -
since have commenced using have spPhed nothing spss
to my hsr Mrs 1t - a. Dho"N'
sworn before me this l5th day OF April. 1861.
Il. n. PARKER Connii..ioeer Of Deeds
City Hall, New York
Pm. ND In box containing two bottles. Price. ST.
Dr. H. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor. No. 4sj broadway
Sold by DruggisIa
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Csrtlficste OF DR.. Ii. KLrNgsTgIH OF Berlin.

Mr. DKAR DocToR Not long 0so received your exc'nen
Iodine Waer and am again obliged call for another dozen
fud 10 ths time in my large Practice opportunity
to 60, what wonderful effect this great remedy ore
CT es upon the afflicted have only one bottle elt a.
have used ali the that you have sent me- have cured
10 .sou.hnsy short time; and case o
eao,sa Of tea yesr' stsnduE have also cured feel
du say you that look you the inventor OF one
valuable edciues that have now in tho eass
losue ofrsmsdes for rsy Iotiuc Water Is the on
article Of which say thu; the afflicted may avail them
selves with cetnty Ofes and ult mate restoration to
perfect health You have produced Sir by your discovery
10 tie history Of medicine Wherever your ne" and
invaluable preparation becomes known 1t nuss acquire that
popularity which remedial agent truly merits
ain, respectfully yours. IL KLISGsrEIs. d.. d.
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Tl5TIrpSIALs.

Certlbcsts Of Dr. JANuk H. CHrToS the cs-oaea Chem"
sncr sr.iyi'rs Ard.f., Iodine Ns'"r
1 l.,, xusly.:g ;ss IoplAx MAyxa, P'sIsges b Vs.
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TRdIIy.
IODINE WATER.

No rsmedy has before the public so wonderful
In its Curative Powers astounding In ia results Its ssnu'
inese's as Pare Solution aul IT. eIceenco Medicine
are ae'ed by soms Of the most distinguished names kno"
to science, "a America aud Europe
Tho marked which la, attended tie OF this
cdy, enables "a to recommend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

GROVER & BAKERS SETING-MAcHSEs have
taken the hr.t premium at the late state Fairs he'd in New
YORK. Now. Jersey Ohio Iudians, Illinois, Michigan. Iowa
Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee Virginia North Csroiipa
Alabama and California. including every STATE Fair where
exhibited In Iss, Office, No 4ss Bro,dw,y. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

To may be added the remarks OF Tie American Msdi'
col Monthly, edited By EDWARD H. PARKER, A. M III.
IoDisH WArxR-Sanplss Of preparation with this name
have been by Dr. Ande Of h, city By whom Is
prepared Chemists generally state that Iodine can be dis
solved ia ws but that tho solution Is very weak one con
tanning fact only 1900 pat Of Iodine BY weight Dr An
that ts 10 only simple solution ia Croton wa'eT
aud may DO made strong Of grain to the ounce The
preparation decidedly brown sad With strong smell AID
taste Of Iodine When allowed to stand In an open vessel the
color and both disappear the remainder being simply
lmpid We have copy Of the report Of an an
sys made by Dr. Chiffon In which he states that he finds
ITO be solution Of pure Iodine Ia water" lsa question
Of interest. unworthy of investigation what may
be the bespsuticsl value Of this preparation we can IN
,h way u,roduce pure Iodine Into the system without COLI
bins,sn sny other substance important results may fol
low Practitioners should be hi. solution when pre-
scrbiug Iodine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

0IHER Ts,TiHoSIAs NAY Be ssrx AT ouI orHch
DR.. II. AsDkEs & Co.,
Physcisns and Chemists,
No. 42s Broadway. New-York.
PITT. 4 M, hottls. IS half dozen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

IODINE WATER.
Pure IODINE in pure WATER For The Of scr0fals
Cou.ump.on Rhsumltsm. Syphilis, MercoTisl Disease 10
Send for q Circular. DIX. ii. AsDsRs To-.
Physicisns aud Chemists. No-4B Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

TRussEs.-MARsu & Co.'S Radical Cure
rxr., oac. No Vesey It. (under Asior Hsuss opposite
the church No connection vhsevef With any osher Truss
Oaicr Of same name. A female attends Ladies'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-06
Die eOpperbeans in chip.

@otumbue, 5. aaa. @titetm Na6
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