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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
The Dr0uth.

The damage 20 farmers from the prevailing
droaih eau never be olinted IN dollars end cents II
would 70 largely up among the milOas II Il colld be
calculated II prevails wide extent Of country,
reaching from Maine 10 Minnesota a letter just n
ccvrd from forty milo, west Of ST. Paul chronicles
heavy shower" tho first ia ten months" Tho Sprins
grain of H. bud rot ny o. ;hat ,ime. srusn aii
inch In Wisconsin. Winter wheat, VS. are told. has
dried mp without heading ju some Dc!d Corn Il toler'
sby good, here and there hcd." The paatnros aro
brown and Potatoes small snG lrw n the bill. and
never likely 10 DO larger. In lowe, Ais-oari end
Ininols SECTIONS have suilrd severely from drouth
In Ohio il xas Iory sever, during jane sluce which
heavy rains have fallen nlon The richest portions Of the
center IL toe State aud great confidently
expected. PenDsyiF.nia and tits STATE have been
cheoLclcd. There are sections where rain OF any
volume has fallen since tao 1T % Jrne Nearly ell -
The EASTERN counties suffering severely. We have
corn ioppsd got and drying up abont knee high aId
potatoes Ia; have not Lad min enough 70 Set the
growing iubers since the vines bcssomed. OF
they are su.an potatoes Jhe hay crop near tho
city is good As high uP a. Columbia County. 4
has filled seriously. Oois that we're sowcd upon wei
ploNcd ground. when cats should be scwu, that is as
early a. possible very god some late sown ones
de, lied H. not worth the candle il would cost 70
look fo them. Com up 10 THIS time has boxed prom
isng. Nucw boelns 70 suffer severely That manugcd
IN the il Il nedr! burnt up. Upon deeply glosod sod
pilh IN re manure TUNED under. 1 looks PROMISING
ihsi 10 IN the yic.ni,. OF ta c!. Grass, in Broome
Ch,nauco nad adjoining cpustics We are assured 4.
not half crop. The jroash ias srously affected Tho
mario.. gardeners in this vicinity Cucumber seei
POINTED Jaly j. not ye1 started. Cah1'ges Frc wa.
Ing 70. rain The dloath H. 1rmogih County Y. J..
this season very -o'ce upon farmers. though "a DID
rot com, early enough to seriously affect srss and
,rnia boil OF which sesarod in eAcelsnt order
bat tie early Ioiato-crop shor and many ether
aGsket gaIden-cIops viii b. ven much lessenedi AMI
Il the dron,h cou'innc mlny days, II viii give cause
r selous alarm os he peach crop. Already the Ices
exhibit a ioky appearance and even forsttroes show
low great IS the Nlat O, rain. IN the sandy portions
u the county The du.t IA he Iosds l. glose than SIX
iuchos deep. making loaouoton extremely unpleasant
and fltguing Tor man AID lcl,t Aa tie Gig draw-
larys supple, from thar county IL - 40ery Interested
ia fi!s caiausy 10 10 farmers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
lDeaIils OF Soldiers

IN THE HOSPITALS II AND ABOUT NRW-IoRk,
From Js'y 20 % Jgip "a. 1884
rsrorrrn vErsrr FOR TIiE XII TOIS falBusE ~ 4. 3
c'sl, ooyiAsasSr rsDEa1AArR' so ~ GGANo afi-Asf
Ba.ey, Geesgo, age 80 Co. rrdrcc before enlistment
RoyLtYwn, Mas.
po,~oIth, hai,s :. as' q. -. J. 2;th Mo- Sc.
Bock Al.as. ~, O. Oh A a. Afi.t,ry fsldoloc DO
~. enlisted. NetTN OH Dhy.
Bacon Cguis a. Jst Connecticut battery Residence he
fore rnl,tni,ui, state o. Se".aoIA
bl.to'. Jehr 60 unAi'owiL
a.,,rta,y Jobs a-e o. &c. G. CIR n Y, redeloo 5re
enlistment, Nrw-ioI eiiy,-,,,
es0S%,, W ,sas' ~, Co. s. ia = Artillery
C4siry, Jane. Go. u. rhh e. :. in'mry.
Cf.li 'ain D. ~ 20 c. @, ssh Mich, re'iaeuee before
chrls LTg - - e. ., Ilo Ohio, residence before en-
c.aa.as fsiss 20 - Co. O. 10 Ohio, residence before
Ey,s te5-... ars a. 70 D. 18th n I. H. A. ,esidenee be-
foo euli. tacug Hauna ). A.
j.r,r-ye. sr,rnd s.e -, Co h. 32d Ps Vols residence
b.iore cniisi1cI., Phlad0 PHO.
ucld WA 81 Co A. III Aie, residence before enrmen'
rherrl,sr. D.. iish Pa
Jaes',i ct D. &c 80, e o. T.. No H. ~ residence
Kent. Chr r. tse y. 90. b, iHA as's-
iaisiani corpoS. Cla,., ss- q, Go. q, nh MY.H.A.
Lyon, Eeva % GO I'D Nose residence before en-
is,nsai, ios~'us, ~ y
Mieia Sy2.ra se Il g, g. ed Name residence before
rnlsiIHsui, LouisisB, de.
Matthias, a.rpA D. a.s 4. 90. ~ sd Ia
Nesis. Eios j., sgo 80
OGcnl,r Dtayi-. Go. t. eth y. Y. Art.
% il.an 4lioa.t. hse 81, 10. G, Ssh New-l orb.
PeArs Athnr j. 60 CO. =, tyh Ohio residence before
er.i8.m-uf. Ackr0D, Ohio.
Perry. Joan T.. go -.
Ptuiil .sei Geor,e. 90. y, 18Th Penn
Roper. John. GO. a, atA l. . {. T.
sp5onat. Lieut.. h. NJ. $50 "a, 60. t. lst Maine IL ~
si,d@,a. 1hr H.. az y, Co. l. SSH Mass
srhofsli, Ccgrrii-s rgr u.
snepey Gtrrrn. Co. j Nh v Y.
IN IN, Ease. 20 d., Co. q con o'io.
pes Os.gc0 Sc 8 Co. q, Isl I. s. re@id-nCs before en-
o i7re... halao Z. Ne.
Thsilmsn. Hauls. a1c =. -
NJ .iesr. John. =, ~. Go. I. l0fih n. Y.
VII Gpof-n. s. &, sih VIA, residence ocioss enhgt
be- .nt Byri Green, " is
WIDER stsphea. e.. 4, stf y. y. II. y
" bitter ISAIAH, - -, =. +, 2yth Ne
ULknawn.
Unknown
Unknown
sweet Iugr, s e. Co. X s7th Mich ros.ierco before
fstmenL Traf'' iio y Y.
ScEViers DO. B.. "a. -, Mich; residence before cs
mont, usni-ld. Nich-
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street on Fnrman street, Ito row Of brick buildings
onuo te the dstillerS Vt SGbenck and Rrthei"rh ah
rreatly damaged Tho walls Of tho distIlery were
Started and are in danger ~ tumbling dp"n. Nearly
eyey door and winoW shutter. and every pane ~ GAS
in ese, house NUMBERING hundred d' ~ In Fur
man rect from Wall sTeet South Ferries. IA J0ial-
emon street 10 Hicks street, and ~ State sttet were
bu 81 from their hinges and shattered TIE hne resi-
dence. ~ Mrs Packer and Mr. J. H. Prentice, on the
bb,s suffered severely; costly mirrors and glassware
were broken the ceilings cracked and m'dlhfs snlv.
erod The entire sustained and ine"veniehcrs
suffered can scarcely be estimated. but u VIII Teac
nany thousand dollars.
The occupants OF the cottages In Fnrman street
rushed out Of their houses when the explosions h"A
MAGE plnie stricken with fright mothers were an
ming and screaming VIZ children in their arms. not
knn,,ng which way TO Nrn or what 10 do, Tile SIDE.
walks we're numbered with goods. and the greatest
imaginabl" excitement and confusion preyaLed.
TIE Union Ferry Company's boats and several tugs
did excellent service 10 towing the shipping into the
stream large amount of property was thus saved.
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Ga'inhrr,- TvcrinG Exchange.
Latest chip News.

AfNls ~.
Steamer aida, DenuJ, Philadelphia mdse snd pass. 20
Iaurs Ni.t. - d.
sls.asg FfanAln. ioun4, Baltimore, ude. to william Dal
eel.
s,oAss- Black Dlanoad, Noreiith Philadelphia ndss. to
Min. kifaptfriek = 60.
Br, Nc-i ora cooper Cos Bay. C. H., tdays, coal to
isrrs Hcrisrd A 90.
Hng rrcnlo, Athertou Porllna ds!t with plaster to
IN ter. go -
achr Mary Clinton fof Bcr: opd Reeve, ssal Il days,
logs 0od 20 +, Ales hler & Son.
sh. Fy1k4y Msithe,s. EAsahethport foE Providence.
S,hr DsnL Blown. PICK n,. Providence.
Schf. Fanny Ii4lsrd. Ma, how Boston. -
selr sla. Wd,h. Stevens Eiabethport foS Fall RifoE
Sclr. fraucis Alr. Rogers. Ge@ London
schr. Seahower. Lhasc New Bedford.
Sehr. khtr Scranton. Layton, Madison, Ne.
Scir Oliver Spclnsn Brewer. hrbUrsh for Providence
scir. :. b. Bicecker, -, New Haven.
Schr. Moses Nsrg, WEi6H. boniont Tor heS- bedford
schT. M.lboaTns, Aag.0a, PTos,deGee-
~rhr F,shion. Dsvis Brooktayer.
ghr Forcst s,Fca AlhFdse 10 days lumber to simpson
Clap
NIND-At s0asot ). J.. Hight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

rHREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA
Another Naval Engagement Expected
of Cherbourg.
The Niagara Ordered from Antwerp
!, to Cherbourg.
THE DANISH WA r..
The Prussians Erecting Batteries OppO-
site Funen.
The Prussians Erecting Batteries OppO-
site Funen.
The Swedish Squadron Ordered to Sea.
The Danish Question in the House of
Commons.
The Debate on Disraeli's Motion Put Off.
CArE FACE. Friday. July Is. 1894.

CAPE RACE Friday, July 10. lep4
The steamship Caledonia, from Glasgow on
tAe 9Th inst arrived of this point route to New
Yosk, at o'clock this (Friday) morning. Her dates
ere three days later than those already reviewed
PARIS, judy s. lS64.--The Emperor and the Empress
Win leave Foatdnbleau On Thursday. The Emperor
viii proceed to viehy and the Empress with the Prince
Imperial viii go to 81. Cloud.
A correspondents Of TAs shipping Gd:ate. writing
from ChefbOuTg, says;
Another naval battle ives expected of this port as
IN 10 sstated thar the Florida is outside waiting for
the KearsArge The Federal steamer Niagara which
has been Antwerp Is known 10 have reCe Ell orders
CoPRNHAGEg, July a. Is6i.--The enemy appears to be
susiy employed in erecting batteries ct AiddlePor op
TIE Official B,riirske Tdsads Of to-day announces that
She Swedish squadron has received orders 10 put TO sea
CARsIBl6' July S-The King Of Prussia sill leave
MADRID, July 5-The EP0eo Of to-day says that
Fumors persistently circulated that dtrrbsnces
bave broken on 10 Andalusia We may state accord
ing 70 authentic Information that order prevails In all
the Provinces Of Spain.
IoSIoN. july G.-The Canada mail packet arrived
at Moyile, beiow Londonderry. this morning
The debate the vote Of want Of confidence IN the
Ministry has been adjourned.
The steamship Olympus, nom New-Kolk' mas ar
nv Ell At Liverpool.
me latest news from Cblna says that Chang Chow.
Foo has been captured BY Major Gordon. Iangysn
7Ss Star has reason to believe that in the event OF the
Government obtaining a majority on the question oil
want Of confidence raised by AIR Disrae IL is not now
tntended 10 dissolve Parliament before the spring OF
8ext year. ...t
states that the blockade VI Danzo aud PllHu was re-
established the 29h ult.. and that the lighthouse
gill DO extinguished undor certain contingencies;
The Americans In London OF the 4tb gaIe break
fast ST. Jamess Hall "a two officers OF the kee-soIse
The gathering Was very numerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
OUR lRON.CLAD NAVY.
Rirss Account Of the New Fleet OF Ocean
vcsseis-Thirtecn Ocean Monsters Fit
tiuu Ont.

The United States has now Formidable
eet Of sea.gong armored vessels In course 81 actye
preparation nearly half Of them being afolt
II Is well known that the Government never in
tended the thirty weight tnrreted yesses now near
ly All in active service for cruising They were
iunroyised Tor hsror defense and no specification in
any contract required that they should De able 10 do
ocean service. Many Of them were indeed, simple non
ana wooden bulls fastened to sort Of rat and their
forte was 10 be lighting not siilng Other ships were
ordered for other Purposes ind they will soa be iest
when the country had the press will have opportunity
10 Judge OF their merits. In few days one vi tAen
will go Ia sea- Ia command Of one " the best snors IN
the United state, Regular Navy. and the Now-lork
Journals will doubtless n'cord her behavior.
Meantime il cannot fill ~ he interesting 10 furnish
list of that portion Of the run-cad navy ~ the United
Stntos which l. destined for sea service. Al the
ships have never been named in such a connection
before aud ~ many ot1rrwiae wcIniuriued persons
are ignorant Of their existence 10 viii not DO ainis 10
append the brief tabular description Of their measlre-
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
TaorrNe on THE FASHION CoUnsH, l.. L.

Yesterday trotting match for 500 mile heats bes
three In i've. play or pay. came Off on the Fashion
Course l. l., between Dan Baees b. g. Stonewsi
Jackson 20 wagon, and John Lovetts b. m. Lady
Tompkins, in harness. The mare was tho favorite in
the betting at 800 to eco and won the first heat In
such essy style BY six lengths In s3 that 800 to en-
was bet on her winning the racc She however had cut
her mouth SO badly In the first heat that she was
take hold OF the bit and she broke so badly nervard
that Stoness Jackson In frat in the three subse
que at heats and consequently declared tho winner
Of the race. We give the sunimsry'
FASHION CouRsx L. l., Friday. July laMstch 1900 nil
heats. best three IN fve,
Dan Mace named b. e. Stone wall Jackson ito vsson)
J. Lo,ett named N. Lady 11wptSs in hssasss)..
Tins 2:J5t, 9;JT, 1891, 2;tY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

Two OF The lasi-nainod feet arc now 80 fOrVArdel
that fey may be completed this year. Il val doubt
less take many people ~ SURPRISE that the cfiuiord
naTy success with which our c'a-tr1g ir0ncisds were
built mr. lea-, ~ relates 20 tune und tho nnmber
finished. was attained Rhilo ~ immense squadron ~
ocean shlys were In progress.
II vii b. Observed ~ there Is no vessel 10 the p
OF lee measurement than 30 tuHs. while eight ~
them are Of greater tnuBage thnn the ne of bat
tleshps ia the French aud English nayl.s Asrsgara-
their ability o. 20 sea- ~ j. only certain mat ihol
wer. built Tor Other purpose hfn 10 cruise ~ sea-
and b serve 10 home when cruising j. 10 d. dOae
Mono Of th.m igring been yct sent oli telc sailing
qunliie Ike those o. the gr II I,iorn before nor irt
tTip cannot DO culogiXcd or c.BsgIed Sine no ono
knows bat thry mas b.. II, however, any one val
prove before their trial that these slls are unsea
worthy be must be . better sailor than Jonn kodgof
captain 81 the Dictator; an sber shifNbuild'r tht1
Charles peamntsr who constructed TINT vessel, md
mu,t base mole common sensc than the most fru.sd
Aamir.I ia the kusslaD navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

New BRANCH TELEGRAPH OPrCB.-The
American Telegraph Company have opened an ouee Tor
general business st the JUNCTION of beaysr and Pearl
Streets near Wall where messages can BIO font direct
~ the principal cities also forward all poIns Of the
cities Of New.York, willInmsbargh and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

STREET LAMPs.-fhe Corporation wisely
propose to have the street lamps nearest the hydrans
itte-vth red stained glass indicators 90 the ieen
Postmaster Wakeman intends TO issue orders 10 have
the letter boxes attached TO lamppos painted rcd ana
leitered white bearingth names OF the several stations
These mail accommodations TO be extended to the
upper part Of the city for the accommodation If the sub
urban population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

TnE ENGLISH JilATE fLogIDA.--it is re
ported o, the Merchants Exoba3gc that tho new
.chJoucg George iIt.uer captured nnd burned On
tbs Isih OF May BY fe Engli-h pirate Florida Tho
captain mate. second mate. and cook were put on
board tbs Nourmsh, or the o'h % June IN in, - az
Sorth and long. ~ o. IAe remainder 81 her crew
shipped on tie Florida. The Iaiimer Wa from Balii.
more ND bound to penambuoo. Her cargo consisted
Of ss2 barrel, N four 5000 gallons Of petroleum al.
l62iJ packages " lard 20 legs OF cr.sokers aud
packages Of lamps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
fAd,er.i,ement1.

The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for July is al
volume In se jndro BY he Ire and tho number
ricss; ye I. bri The beginning Of volume Those
interested In tbe various theo supported by tie PHRgSo-
LOGICAL JounsAL gi ind in the periodical ai prscn,
managed, vas. euourt u entertaining mater Men York
Erenfa2 PAIL New have Il Sent by frst poe. ioF 20
ceua FowLsp h Wells 10 80 Broadway, New.YogE.
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NKw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JULY IT, 1861 =

together in little communities Of their own much to
their happiness and Comfort aud the health and
welfare especially OF their children. TIL capitalists
shnll do this however Lleweyn Park will stand IN
riyI,d az rural residence, to whsh 1t is aprNNego
I 10 be- ndmIiIld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

STAMP DtTiEs.-M0coy y Uerwig have pub
shed on a card In very convenient fonn the Stamp
Duties imposed by act Of Congress amended by act
Of June 80. 1854 70 take effect August l, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

LLgwKLLYY PARK We cal. attention to m
advertisement Published lhis morning. of houses aud
lauds at liowollyn Park. Orange, Hev-Je.sey. The
noi,hborbood ot Nov.l ORR abounds I'm beantifnl
sites for country ros.d,Acos at Staten Island on both
banks ~ the Hudson ard on the East River and tho
wordcr Is that more at them ars not sought fox by
citizens vino want IN the pleasures OF country
lie athout sacrificing the privileges Of city residenoe
There arc certain advantages at Lewelyn Park how.
ever. which arc not We. to b. found olseE here
in the laying out u grounds by which
the propretors OF small estates secured In the en-
Ioyment Of the drives and walks and home
which elsewhere belong only 70 the extensive and
expensive places. Tie Plan adopted By Mr.. Haskell
might be followed elsewhere, and many country
peighborood made attractive - TO insure lie speedy
gwjleiasnt BY families frVu town yhs could gstk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

SUICIDE BY HANGING. Mr.. Joshua Mallett,
aged SO years residing ut No 70 Park avenue Brook
Iva committed sHcide Yesterday afternoon by hanging
himself To a ciothesline in the pood house Tie was
discovered fy the fbily shorty aft4rward The de-
ceased has been bJFing under tamporary insanity for
some Yeas lie Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
HELAfBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

gos rone.sntion Inconiinenee Of Urine. irritation u
ilna on or liberation of the Bladder srd hidncyr, Js
es q the Prostate Gud Stone in the Bladder Cae lr'
Gravel or Bcs Duet Deposit and all diseases nd Ohs
0gthe Bladder aud Kidney, aud DroPcal sweps' ssnS
81 men, women children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
DEDDlNGH RUSSIA SALvE!

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully estlbished the superiority Of
REDDfNGS RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing pforarailoLs .
ID cures ell kinds Of SORES, CUTS. SCAl.DS BURNS
BOILs, ULCERS. SALT RHEUM. Ely -iPELAS, SITES
PILES, CURNS. SORE LIPS. SORE EYES, Sc, SC. RI
MOVING THE PAIN "A ONCE. AND REDUCING THF
MOST ANGRY LOOKING SWELLlNG5 AND tHtLAN'
NATION AZ II III MAGIC.
ONLY - CENTS PER BOX.
ROg sALE NJ
J. y. DINSHORE, No. 4sl Broadway New York.
5. W. FoWLE Z Co., NJ. 10 Tremontst., Bosion.
AID ~ III D.uyslstA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

FINHE PERUVIAN SYRUP
l. THT PERUVIAN SYRUP
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
SUPPLiES ThE BLOOD WITH IFS VITAL PRINCIPLE,
or LIFE ELEMENT.
IRON
lnfl.ng strength and vscx Into all parts OF the system
For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and FEMALE WEAK.
EESsES, IL IL specific. Pamphlets free. -
Depo, No. <9l Brosdwsy J. Z. DINSMOkE
Yer sale " all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

4 hiIsrAgR-The statement that Miss Mary
Cannon" lNrs Steyonsl. t,e popular actress at Wal
.acks Theaioy d.ed laaEsaay Afternoon Is untrue
Though yory ~ she Is abe 20 so up nnd converge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHC,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu,
uELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHE.
HELMpoLp,s EXrRAcT BCCAu.

Fox week.-mrs.. arsng fom Habits Of Dissipation stsiaec
with the following .ynptomss ndspos!ton TO kssl'n.
Loss of Memory Difficulty Of Breethinz, Weak SeNe''
Trebnz Horror OF Disease Dmness Of Vision. Wststsi
ue.s Pain IN the Beck Uniyer.al L4sde Of the MoAcAi
,ys,e Ito, Hands Flashing Of the Body. Daes' u hs
sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

NiFe tlstHeNfI
4 WRLL-K SoWy FACr-'fhGt KENTS EAST
iSDi, CoYy,B 10 tho sorld for iaIaiy for
ia y ~ ioccg. Price 81 cents ~" pound. Ak Tor hESr
Nr 1tIts genuine. tc. rfai lelpt, 80. - X aar,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
IIELNfBOLDs
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLa.

For purifying The blood removing all chronic con'unsr
diseases arisns from iinporc state Of tho blood a toe
only reliable and ofecua known remedy the
ua Scal5 Head Salt Rheum, Pains and Sweinss Of the
Bones, alterations OF the Thos aud Les Bo,cbe Pa.
pies the Face letter Erysipelas and all scay fryona
ort ,c sim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
THE C0MPLEXrON.
NOT A FEW

Of the wor, disorders that se mankind srise from tho
rup6on ths, scennua;es In the blood OF all the dscovp
tbs, have been made pnrge equs IN ,
HgLmBOLD's COMPOUND EXTRACT Of sARsArs-
RlLLA II cleanes and renoyaes the blood, in.l.
ysor Of health into the system and purges out the huo
which make disease. II stimulates the healthy functions of
the body and pes tho disorders ha grow and nke n tie
Hood Slch remedy that could ba relied on, has long zen
sought for and now for the hrs, time the public have one
Which they depend Our space here does not ant
u certificates to show s effects but the Trial Of sHg So'
c viii The sick that il has virtue. SURPRISING anything
they hive ever taken. 4..l-
Two bespoonsu OF the Extract Of sssapsris sdaea 10
pint Il wi,er is eqaal to the Lbon Diet Ddat, srd,s
boz s iy equal gallon Of tie syrup Of sAErspasas-
0. the d-eoclioJ usually nssdo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
PAI.LID CoUNrESANCE-
PALLID COuNTESANCE.
PALIID COUNrENANCE.
rALLlD COUNTESASCE.
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
PALLID COUNTENASCE.

These ,yupi0uls II so se4 To 20 which thi ned.s
Invariably removes followed by ta,uy, Epie2, Pa
In one Of which the patient may IPre Who 10y thst
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