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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
The Feeling IN this City.

The Metropolitan Fenians were greatly eA-
cited yesterday by the of the suspension OF Tie
Aabeas corpus in Ireland and the arrest Of many remains
IN that unhappy isle.
President OMahony's headquarters in Union'squaTe
were thronged with visitors, and there was nm appear
ance Of renewed activity among the officers OF the
Fenian Brotherhood Some Of the Eenians say thai the
action of the British Government in declaring MARTA,
low over Ireland was not unexpected and that 1t viii
strengthen the Fcnian eanse both in Ireland ana TINS
country; Others who not FenaDs are OF dinefeht
Al The other Feniau Headquarters Chat Of The 9c-
tious Senato) the officials were also INSPIRED WIZ
renewed viCor and appeared TO be hard ~ WoIs ht
from over the water Will not affect the movements OF
this body in the least. . o,,,,,.
for great FeBian Mass Meeting, 70 take place ~
Jones's Wood Sunday, at p NJ. 10 express sym.
pathv with TIE imprisoned patriots IN Ireland ana 10
protest agans. the suspension Of the writ OF habtS'
cOypus in that country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
Meeting OF the Constitutional UnioH Cons
mittee-President johnson Indorssd-
The RndicnIs DeuouBced-Hr. Wash.
ington Hunts Speech.

A meeting of the Constitutional Union Com
mittee was held last eveuing in Masonic Hall. M d.
T. NoRTHRUP presided. Mr. DAVID, IN behalf OF a com
mittee appointed for the purpose Of waiting ON the
President, to present him with an address indorsins
his reconstruction policy. &C. reported amid the iangh
Ter OF those present that the Committee lad visited
Washington, and found everything black there; the
galleries Of the Senate end House OF Representative
were so black that he (Nr. d. could not SIT IN them,
or in his own expressive language. 81 place ms mug
alon gsde Of black mug The President he SAID was
delighted 10 see the delegation. They were better
treated at the White House than anywhere else. Mr.
David wound gphis report by bitter denuneiaiion OF
the Radicals 49,.
Mr. DrcKEg then obtained the floor. and said il was
disgrace and he felt his blood boil at the idea. that
white people have 10 sit there and not only the gal
lerjes black but the halls Of legislation black IL was
burning Disgrace for American citizens 20 associate
with such men as Sumnc-. Stevens &c These remarks
met the warm approval Of the members OF The Cohs'
tutional Committee.
Mr.. W. Hun then delivered long Grafton on the
objects for which the Constitutional Committee was
founded denounced the Radicals and altogether made
very Characteristic address which was raTturously
appaudcd.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Hunts remarks, there was
long and animated debate rs to whether they should
pass vote Of thanks to the Hon. il. j. Raymond, IN
approval of bis Congressional career. The motion at
one time seemed likely TO prevail when one Of the mem
beers said that Mr. RAYMOND voted against the printing
of the papers in the Brooks contested election case the
announcement Of which fact decided the point against
Mr. Hammond In al else his rctiOn nerited the warm
est eulogiums Of the Constitutional u. Committee
The meeting soon after adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
Musical.
ITALIAN oprRA-AcApEMY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The opera Of La Fayorita was performed last
evening to a moderately filed house. Sehorta Car
melina Pooh confirmed the good impression she made
on her first appearance She is most excellent artist,
both as vocalist and actress. She is perfectly
at home on the stage, and viii prove valuable addition
to Mr. Msretzek's company.
The opera Of Don Pasquale will be given at the
matinee at the Academy Of Music to-day at O'Clock
D. M The new baTitone.bufo, Sgnor Sarti, will make
his first appearance, and will be sustained by Mile.
Enrichetta Bosiso Signor L. Irfre and Signor Bein
Conductor Signor Torriani.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, BROOKLYN.
The fourth concert Of this popular and fash
ionabe Society takes place this evening at the Acad
envy Of Music. Tie programme is excellent
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, CONCERT.
A grand concert will be given by the Ma.
tional Conservatory Of Music this evening at Irving
Hail. The artists assisting Miss Adelaide Philips
Sgnor MassimiliaDi, Herr Schrieber, Edward and
Henri Mollenhauer. and Master Bernhard. Some
grand concerted piano pieces will be PLAYED by %
young ladies' pupils of the Conservatory on l6 of We
bers celebrated square pianos. 1t will be brilliant
aud very interesting concert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
CANADA.
QG,ia. Declarations On the t.eci.
pretty Negotiations.
EYogress Of the Confederation Scheme
cornwall. C. W., Friday March p ist6'

- cornwall, C. W., Friday March 3 'seo'
~ NJ public demonstration and olnhT give"
st,e 70 the ,mcnbers Of the Government last night
Ifpeeohes were made by the Hon. MesSis- 'ai1 now
: slnd Macdonald ana Cartier
", MacSorald asserted that the confederation Of
e Provinces was now certain to lake place in lew
weeks. Referring to the militia ne said that Cah"0"
lad now . co.. well drilled office IS TO lead them.
Mr.. Gait, referring to the rtcent reciprocity hes0
nations denied the charge Of. making the legislation o,
Canada subordinate to the United States ana c"ou
that The liberal terms red the Americans A"u
aed public sentiment noug them fayofins HfeHe"H'
of tie Reciprocity Tree ~.
He said that since fAo treaty had not been renewed
We must now cultiyais commercial relations WIN inc
Lower Provinces W IL South America and with Europe
md Iegislate att sct capital and immigration 10
,da we must oetpOne fcr the present the mary
nent of the cana k- lie concluded by aINocaI.e wy
cultivation Of r eney relations with me nlleu oas,
expecting their rec,procaton, and seiIeEahee on ''
,art OF Canad aus.
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d n J. salmon, Cha. w l.; se. Seer " j.. simns,
f bwsx y smith Tlo' c. G. aId s'f h T. ydr
stcEsrd' Wm p, n e sTse Wsles, John w. ~, =.
Y Wsei,I. VIM j., N. Y wetiepeel LINN d. Az
' of Honor were conferred On thg dr sonTse
named gentleiaen ior having I a,.fnuyu WV
Usp,x Raiser H. n y; James b. Bufneti " lie Hart.
oia.On On s. psvi; G Henry g FORBES; c W.
Nm. NJ FORBES c. W. John c. Hannen, o.. o'Ha1lon
Terry y Y Edward l.. Reyes; \; ii ~
" Y $ Hendricksop, n. y. Total ~
Tho following Prizes were aNardeu'
AZ - L. Sa.rlee ~ " for the best book Of reeo'ey
,se IN Prot Posts Clinics The Won Boren Prle 70 f
In Flares Costa Rice for tic best series OF Apa9n
DTeraton. Tie Me,cae Prizes or best Records Of 0''
Fi1.,. To Dr Henry q. Forbes, {: w: 49,. r.O,o,
sacond To Dr. james h. Burnett " J. Honorary begi.
Of NJ b. conferred on shbly Abea Cyrai Samuel d. ''a"
The yaedicory address was delivered IN uiahk ~
nv Prof Alfred c. Post and was warmly eppauueu az y.
ne audience and after benedieiop, the astenps us
plrscd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
BRGOKLYN NEWS.

A New TRIAL ORDERED N THE CASE OF
THE MURDERERs OF SENoH JOSH GARCIA OIERo-The
General Term Of the Supreme Court met Yesterday in
tie New Court House when decision was rendered IN
the case Of the two convicted Of the murder OF
Jose Garcia Otero Counsel the prisoners were pres
eut Tie Judges clostted for ,eyera hours, and
came into Cour; about p o'clock p m, when the fol
lowing decisions rendered
Jose Gonzales v Fernandez plaintiff In ngt The Peo
pie characterization aud judgment reversed and trial
ordered the RENTED 70 the Oyer and T,rmne Op
ion by Jndee Barnard dissenting opinion by ldge Gilbert
FTancifcO Gene Salvador plaintiff IN error The Pro-
pie defendants in Error Conviction end Judgment reversed
snd rial ordered Gaze RENTED 70 tie Oyer and 1ermi
Opinion by Judge Barnard Judge Gilbert d.senting
The accused were sentenced to be executed on Fri
day, the 9th Of March inst. The above decision sets
aside tho sentence and the prisoners will have another
opportunity to prove different state Of facts than what
appeared on the former irial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

The annual commencement exercises Of the
Medical Department Of the University OF New. York
were held last evening in the large chapel Of the Uni
versity on Washington square. The chapel was well
filed with the friends OF the graduates and the public
After music and the reading Of portion Of Scripture
and prayer by the Rev. Dr. Ferris the following list Of
graduates was announced and diplomas conferred on
them:
List OF GRADUATES.
Answcr;h, Herman r.. n. Y Andersen James H., N Y 4:
AIT Ferdinand, n. Y. Baker NJ. j. N. Y; Bsser Henry
IT, n. Y. Peers Robert W., Ala Bemscki Charles W.
Y Bodkin, Dominic o., N. u; Brown, Jesse p. ~ C.
Burnett James g.. N. J. Chastsn Mills T., Mo; Clason
t. N. Y Cole, Samuel, ILL., Davis Charles s. H., Conn
Davis Josiah b. y. {. De Hart John ~. N j.; Donovan
John A. Me DuTant J. GhEsni, n. Y Inches p Robert
son N Il. Reyes Edward L.. n. Y; Knowles, Riley G.
Ga KTog {. A. Th, n. y. Lewis, H. Edwards. T. Y; Me
Aul5y, Edwin NJ ~ G. NJ Donald, Alexander, N VI Ne.
Lean l.. ID Conn. McNea. William NJ, Pa MaIyot, C.
T.. r. Msueson, j. r. J.; Ms,teson. II. n, X. l. Moody
James G.. Nova Scotia; Moody, George T., Nova Scotia
Moore, james NJ, N. C.. Osborn, J. d. bios l..
w. l.. Palmer Aello A.. Conn Pennington, VIM, n. J. ;
Erkenler, J. F., Feely. Jamesf. n. Y. Feeny, Jno
L., n. y; Forbes, Henry o., c. w. Forbes, Wm NJ C.
w Gildersleeve r. " b., n. Y Gillespie, Thos J.. N b.
gIatuI, James ~ Y. Green James Va Grovenor Jos
W, Mass Hannah John C., n. Y. Hanson, Aaron O., "
H. Hendrickson, Skidmore, ~ y. HolcoDb ". Webster
Conn fosmeI, George H., ~ Y. Howe, Jos w. y. b. ;
Syh.s, Lncien NJ Miss Sykes, Richard H., Miss Santos
bento o. o. w j. Terry Henry p. n. Y. Thomas A. O.,
"a van ppyn' VIM H., ~ J. PuIdy, Andrew, y, !;
hs.S-% pek, Rsah.d, Psul g., j. Ii Ripley. }. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
THE FENIANS.
Excitement Over the European
News.
ACALLTO ACTION
Mass Meetings 10 be Held through
out The Country.
woRcfsTFR, Mass, Friday, March 2 l7oo.

woRcrsrFR Mass, Friday March 2 l7o6
The Fenians Of Massachusetts are Oh INC
alert. 49,.
The news received by the steamer Asia last nsn' naS
caused the greatest excitement among the Brothefnoou
Major NJ. S. McConvile, State Center OF Massacnu
setts has issued stirring call TO the B1oherhoou III
the State to hold themselves in readiness ior
"'''0" BosTov, Friday, March 2, 1906
The Fenian Circles throughout New'England are
greatly aroused by stirring appeal, promulgated by
Tobin and Sennot Chiefs Of the Order in Bos'
Ton and meetings ere being held in a places where inc
brotherhood have organizations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

ARREST OF Ts.I1aa, ssli %." On :a
Wagner Crested GA II Was fos'H and Uovt.
.iCiol ct bang thieves. "0e' ~ The aaourod
telned that houses III I',iniitd' Ore ~" ~
had on an overcoat which had been stolen irV o,bsr
Willoughby.st belonging to Mr. Henry crane. lanes
had on ladys cloak. They gave Their names
Worr;.on Peter Foig and Samuel Tweed. Ihey WEI
anmmitted for a hearing. The house OF ERE. y; ~
Bowden No 60 Bondst, was entered uy aIned ~
xesicrdey afternoon and robbed OF artc'es Naieeu W
s900 Tle family was absent at the time.
eounn, 1orse ROBBERY. School House
~ 1a,n,sst nenr Safest, was visited by a
sneak thief yesterday er9O9n Who rO1GSs a 's sebor
room Of wearing apparel beiohgins " INV
valued at sl5, with which he eseapcu'
SERIOUS AccIpEST--A gentleman o IaIn1t
HasbroucE residing in East New iolk VIZ" feyryboats
nc 10 ANN from one Of the RoosevetsI lei !Tbnrs
re her dock foot OF South Seventhst.,, on d,
day night fell and sustained internal ,r',
dangerous natare. lie was conveyed 10 hi' nome IN
i carriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
syArcuEp A wArcH.-on Thursday night,

SyArCHED A MATCHBOX Thursday night,
while Daniel VERT of No li9 East Eieyenths;, was
passing through Dyison-st, somewhat intoxicated. NJ
the corner Of Pikest he accosted by young man
named Leonard Colby. who. a moment after snatchod
his silver watch from lis pocket nnd fed. Vert gave
the alarm and the thief was sOOn after arrested by
Officer Darke Of the Tenth Precinct, In his flight. the
thief had thrown away bis watch. II was found and
restored "a the owner Yesterday Justice Manifold
committed him ioT trial 10 default Of ESQ bail lie -
aged 81 years and a native a Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
The Excitement in Philadelphia.

PHnAuELPnIA, Friday March 2, lsto'
c-oot excitement prevails in all the Fenian
circles Of this city over the news from Ireland
District Center Andrew WynDe has eaIied spco'"
meeting Of al tho Circles TO be held tcmorro"
grand mass meeting Of ali tie members VI wv
Erothelhood and all favorable 10 the indepeAuenoo
Ireland is contemplated early next week u o''-''
measures suitable 10 the emergency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

AN ALLEGED PICKP0CKET.-Lateon Tlurs-
day night while DR. FREDERICK Hutchinson Of Utica
was going uptown q Third.syc car. his gold watch
valued ut $780, stolen He caused the arrest Of
young man named Daniel OBTeI. by officer Dietrich
Of tie Twenty.arst Prcouci. aid yesterday be was
committed by Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

A NEW WAY TO SPEAK FREscH.-Mr. 4. A.
Fayarger who ia organizing class, at the New Io'k
University TO follow and improved system TOT
learning TO speak French. will deliver a lecture on
Monday March =, al .! o'clock p. NJ In which be viii
offer explanation OF the principles Of his Ysiem and
bis II ode Of teaching. Mr.. Tayarger has already
ceived the Endorsement Of number Of distpguisied
scholars aud literary men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

Eplsphs fls. Sympathetic Organic Diseases Of tbs
Heart, rapi,aou Disease Of the Valves predicting
grating fling sound DrOpsy ofthe Heart Case and all the
affections of hi. important organ persons suffering from
acute pain in the region Of the hearth will be greatly relieved
by Constitution Life Syrup.
BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS.
SUFFERING ISprsPosIrIoy ExsRrIoy PAIN IN
BACK. Loss MEMORY. FoREBoDiSGs HORROR oP CAIAx-
IrY, FgAR Oh DisEAsE DINSEss OF VISION, Day Hor
SKIN AND EIrRENIrIEs, WANT SLEEP, REsTLEssSEss,
PALE, HAGeARD CorSrRSAScE AND LAssIrupH or TBl
MUSCULAR SYSTEM all require the aid Of the coNHTirU
TON LIFE SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

SUICIDE or A RETURNED S0LDRR-COroner
Lewis Of Queens Co has concluded an inquest in the
case Of the man who found han gng to tree near
ST. Romans Wei recently II appeared the inquest
that Lis name was John Moriarty. In bis pocket was
found soldiers discharge paper made ont In the
OF Lcws Bay Co Il, Goth Regiment New York Infantry
and a small amount Of currency When the body was
first found there considerable excitement In Flush
ing, many believing that foul murder had been CON-
United but tsa'. seited Ut abe Inquest ebowed coueus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
CITY NEWS.

Mr.. o. SHELDON, of Missouri, will lecture
IN the West and its inducements to Immigration,
this evening a. the corner of FortyiouIth-sI anu
Tenth-ave We advise the residents IN 'ba' par "
our City 10 give him hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

The RICKRR's ISLAND MURDER.--A man
named Lawrence Griffin arrested few days since
on suspicion of being implicated in the murder Of
Robert Mitchell. the mate Of the schooner John Boyn.
ton who hot dead the deck Of the vessel the
night OF the 23d December last. The accused was sent
10 Queens County for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

FIRE AT MIDDLE VILLAGE, QUEENS Co.-The
glue factory Of George W. Baker at Middle Village.
Queens Co., took fire on Thursday afternoon and with
the exception Of the engine house was entirely de.
stroyed The fire is believed TO have resulted from tue
boiling over Of pot of tar the roof, which some
workmen were engaged in repairing. Mr.. Bakers
loss will not fall mncb short of 600 which taeTo
is an insurance Of ell 600 in NeB.York companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

TEMPERANCE. The first of a series OF puoiic
temperance meetings TO be heid III '"' IN
churches Of this city nnder the auspices Vi -
Temple Of Honor No. J. viii take paco ." nonu"'
evening in the Seyenth'st. NJ f. 'hufcp' pe'"''"
Second and Third-aves. A new Assoeiauon ""s
eauized last evening in connection with the Dah
Mission Church. at which the Rev. d. smith OF 'h'
National Alliance delivered an address. Inc Ali'ahe'
has organized several new Societies duripe TIC p"'
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

FIRE IN KEST-Avg.-AbOut Z o'clock last
evening fire broke out in the vinegar factory Of
Reno a Huffman in Kent-ave foot OF Rush.st T.. u ,
building was partially saved. The property was fully
insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

A DRUNKEN ROw-OSE Man SHoT.-About
j o'clock yesterday morning Michael Wcgan Thomas
Ahearn Charles O'Neil Herman Cody and others
we're in the saloon Of VIM Kelly, No. % Canal ST., en-.
gagged in drinking. Most Of the party were under the
influence Of hqnor Wognn and Ahearn finally became
engaged in q row, clinchod and fell upon the ncor.
While in this condition GOldy attempted 20 separate
the combatant. when ONci produced pistol and
fired the ball taking effect in tie abdomen Of Colby ~.
niciIng a very dangerous wound The assaiIant was
arrested hy Ocor Herring Of the Tenth Precinct. and
was Yesterday committed by Justice Mansfield TO await
the result OF the injuries Of hs victim. The wounded
man wls conveyed 10 his residence No III Cherry 81.
Were be now lies in n critical condition. The ball lHs
not vet been extracted lie has for many years carried
on the business Of baker al the above place and ~ d.
sc.ibed as "a quiet, inoiens.ve man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

W." "a in Fn,one having taken JAutyWs nAt "a - ,
-;s 80 Se ulJab AZ the Princirsl Fairs heli IN ms
country within the last ten years an =. addition
we're awarded Fst Prize Medal at The Great in'ein9'
Exhibition IN London, 1902 for rroxv
povRRyrI CLEAR BRILLIANT, AND sfhpAIHhiH 80
With excellence workmanship ~ shown IN Oahd a"u
There were 26o Pianos al parts Of The world enrere.
for competiou md the SPECIAL correspondent o '"' '
i. Al ,,ro,s 4. eni.
nhtc and .troug,r and to tie po ths 'ne' Vi s'
European maker. ..-,-- NJ. c,.,o. In y GLAND
,s ans sensation In musical circles throughout the CON
nent ard A. result the Messrs SrESwAY are In constant
receipt o ordrs Europe thus hsusura,ng new pna
in the history Of American Panoores creating IN them an
article Of Q, port r
YEARS.
Anon, the nany and most vausbe important improve
men., introduced by iess. Stenwsy Sons In their fsh0'
or.es -
THH SPECIAL ATTENTION os PuRcHAsERs
IL directed 10 their
PATENT AGRAPYr ARnANGYYENr.
vch letters patent granted them Nov ~ 1851
The value and poance Of this invention having been
Practically tested during period 81 nearly six years, by
Stegny Sons IN al their Grants snd highest priced square
and admitted b. the greatest improvement Of
noden fme. they now that they have determined
10 irtro,uce their Paten. Agrsfe Arrangement IN de'y
Pine fe faeturcd By Them Tih0ut in'edfs @ rs COST
In order tia. all their patrons may reap The ia s''aso "
thi. great IN pyovemcrt. IN ,,.,c,r,crvo
I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

Advertise msnt
"IIealth Bills would not bc necessary If all
citizens exercised cleanliness and rAoot Of KrS1s FAsr
INDIA COYygE regularly For sale by al Grocers % cents
Ier n. Nhole,a'o Depot No. l3 Reade-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

BoIp ROBBERY By BoYs.-On Thursday alter
noon boy named George Carson, alias ssidd ased -
Years. entered the jewelry store Of Frederick hertz
No. 100 Sixth.ave, while the owner was Temporarily
absent and took gold chain. valued at $50 ana TWO
bracelets valued at s2i When about to leave lie was
seen bv one Of the inmates who came ont Of rear ear
stolcn articles from him Willie so engaged two otber
bows named Joseph Gleason. alias Charley Ga'iagher
and Charles Smith H. and saying they Wotld taHe
him to the StatoB-H House off, taking with them Tue
chain, but dropping the bracelets IN the couusoh'
The alarm was given, and Ohicer McGuTe gave chase
TO the young rascas lie finally succeeded IN oyeitak-
iDs them ia Ihiriyseyenthst, after pursuing them
through Yards alleys and over fences and sheds On
being searched the House. in the possession
of Carson was folud some skeleton Keys and other
articles used BY thieves the address cl convict ID
State Prison, and some pawn tickets ior cothhg Iuc
missing Chain was not found The prisoners are known
10 the Police as notorious thieves, one Of them having
been but short time since released from state prison
Yesterday they were committed for Trial by Justice
Lfdn itb without bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

Al scrofuogs persons suffering from general Debility,
Emseiation, Dyspepsia and Dropsy Of the inbs abdomen,
and in the finale Drop.y ofthe ovares and womb generally
accompanied with Inflammation and liberation of the Uterus
permanently cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The
disease known Goitre sweed Neck. the Life Syrup
viii entirely. The remedy should be taken for some
time lie disease exceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
will not be removed wi,hou, extra effort.
Tumors of tue Ovles Tunors OF the Breast and swelling
Of other glands OF the body will BE- completely reduced with
re.oftng to the knife, operations any find-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
NERVOUSNESS.

NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. SHATTERED NERVES,
ST yITUs DANCE, LOSS OF POWER
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS, EPILEPSY.
Thousands who have suffered for years will be' The day on
which they read these lines Particularly to weah suffering
women viii this medicine prove an he'unao.e oess'nsoF
rec.ns their footsteps to Hope which fahs more than
promises.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
SALVATION. hOITiNG OF BONES
BAD COMPLEXION ACHES IN BONES.
FEELING OF wEARI. DEPRESSION OF sPiR
NESS ITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

vey thai che map wac Temporarily insane and the jury
in verdict OF suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

30 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's Nos. 2G0
~ and ~ GneL.iohs corner oi Moray and there you
viii had Tess tofees Fish flour and ng else npc
than sny sloIe IN New You. One pIiee house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

CONS1lru. rOS LIFE SYRUP pnrges the 'ystem en-.
rey om all the evil effects Of MERCURY, renewing the
Bad Breath curing Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains
which the Sc Of Calomel Is to rrcdnce - hsTdens
spongy Ohm. and secures the Teeth as firmly
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Eradcse, root and branch all Epye Diseases Of the skc
ike
ULCERS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHEa,
aud ali other difficulties Of this kind which much dbeare
the outward appearance Of both males and females often
making them disgusting object TO themselves snd 'h.'
friend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Either q the Face. Neck, Female Breast and should b@
..ken the swelling Is detected thus preventing
their breaking and producing Troublesome Dschasng Sores
which ure many of the younger portion OF the COM
iunty from SIX twenty years Of age Young children re
very subject Discharges the Ears which dopenis
Scro1ou, constitution These by ticking
a few doses Of Tho Life Syrup.