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The New York herald., 1866-03-07

Tho Fcnisns-Proceedings I'm Congress
News from Central America, tho South
Pacific, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Cuba Captain Stone, will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close half past eight o'clock
this morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-win be
published at eight o'clock in the morning
1t will contain full report Of the proceedings at the
Great Fonan Meeting Jones' Woods Sunday together
with accounts OF movements elsewhere, and Of the effect
Of the Suspension Of the Habeas Corpus Ireland
port Of the proceedings Of Congress- late and important
from Central America and the South Pacific Mex-
CO. Cuba West Indies &C., and reports Of all other i'm
portant interesting events Of the past week.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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News from Hawaii.
SUICIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS MAN-ERUPTI0N OF

a
From the Pacific Advertiser, Jan. g.
Captain Dalrympe Of the schooner Abern states that
eruption has taken place on Mauna Loa apparently
tho west side and The summit II was first OBJ
served at Hilo, Saturday morning, but the reflected
light only could be from that point The steamer
eruption which Is probably directly In rear OF Keaia
From the Pacific Advertiser Jan. 13l
Captain Preston Cummings Of Kcalakeakua, Hawaii dis
appeared very myteously last week. In this city, which
led to suspicion that he had committed suicide but the
TO Friday afternoon, January g. when he visited tho
schooner Emcnc and transacted some business with
Captain Crane Posters were issued Tuesday, Offering
reward Of hundred dollars for Information regarding
noon, the 11th, his body was found by native IN
vine back OF Punchbowl HILL and on Information being
given 10 the police II was brought 10 town. II s sup
posed that money matters the cause that induced
him to destroy his life, note OF his for sixteen hun
dred dollars became due the day OF his DEATH which
supposed Il had three days 70 run; and when told Il
was due that day, said he "would sec 70 IT," After
handing 70 Captain Crane a package of money
for his wife, he appears TO have gone directly
aud taken some poison, which resulted in his
death. He has always been considered well on that Is
worth from twenty thirty thousand dollars, and Mr.
Hall says he had property moro than sucient 10 meet
all bs cngagements but In probable that, being tenn
poray pressed for funds and unable 70 meet the note
resolved 70 take his life He has always been known
q kind and hospablc man, temperate In his mode Of
lfe frugal and saving Many who have passed through
taken excursions up the mountain with
him. will remember his hospitality He and Mr. Hall
were among the nrst and oldes kona coffee growers,
ana their brands were always considered the bcs. Mr.
Cummings Was native OF Fall river, MAS, and about
lfty- i've years Of age.
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ma thews the Mn rderer.


HIS SENTENCE OF DEATH COMMITTED by THE Gov
ERNOR TO IMPRIsONMENr FOR LIFE.
The lovers Of morbid sensations doomed to another
disappointment in their expectations OF witnessing the
execution Of Joseph Mathews, who II will be remcm-
bored tried and convicted during tho last term OF
the Court Of Oyer and Termner for the murder OF John
Kecvy which committed the 23d OF November
last The following document committing tho death
sentence received by tho Sheriff OF Kings county
from Governor Fenton yesterday morniug:-
The People Of he e OF He York. al to scho these presss
shall consc:-
Whereas held In and for county Of Kings in
the month of January 1906 Joseph Mathews was convicted
AMI hereupon sentenced TO be hung March o. 1866
which conviction and sentence thereupo the convict
lies imprisoned and being represented unto that
10 change the said sentence TO mprs
onment for life
the said punishment to imprisonment IN the State
Sing Sing FOR the term Of his natural life.
testimony whereof have caused these letters to
be made patent and the great seal OF our said State TO be
Witness r. T. Fenton Governor Of said State at
city Of Albany the 9Th day Of March, IN the year Of our
Passed sccretarys Office the sth day Of March 1855
News OF tho respite received by telegraph the
evening previous and Immediately communicated to the
prisoner. whose execution TO have taken place
Friday the 9th inst Mathews received the intelligence
with the greatest emotion He Is said 70 have cried like
a child while his professions Of gratitude profuse
rs he grasped the hand Of his counsel Michael Dunno,
ESQ TO the exertons OF whom he Is greatly indebted
for his comnut o. sentence Thus sheriff McNamce
l. again relieved from most unpleasant duty, and the
ends OF justice and requirements Of the law alike sub
served
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The Lats0n Divorce Case.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS
Refnre Ind1e G. q barnard.

MARCH 6.-Wm. B. Latson Selma j. Latson.-This
up yesterday and from the statements Of the
counsel the following appear to be the The plain
tiff some tme since, obtained divorce on the ground
Of adultery, and shortly after married another
Defendant alleged that she knew nothing or the proceed
ngs relating 10 this divorce not being served with copy
of the summons and complaint when the decree OF
divorce vacated and Mrs Latson allowed TO In
and defend the suit She was then, on motion, allowed
alimony the of twelve dollars per week. together
with three hundred dollars counsel fee The plaintiff
committed TO Jail for not paying the amount, and
led he might be allowed out on bail within tho
Jail limits. This motion denied. Cbaunccy Shaier
for plaintiff; Mr. Cummings for defendant
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Court CalenAar-Thls Day.

surREnE CouRr-Cncur.-PAr 1-Adlourned % Thun-
seq 1ss. Par s-Nos ss2, $50, l2l 50 ESQ sse, csc.
SEQ sra o22 7<2 7te sl2 sss, sS2 lloa 10. ee, $50
srrssxs covHr- -cuAxsns s-Noa %. %, %, ~. 70.
70, lsA go, ,... go. 80.
1897 lol 1857 1881 1882 1871 172S 1Ipo 1895, 1902
lelI rtr Nos. aoSo, 2te1 l>oe, s0sA 2t2o, 2sss,
coXsos PIsAc -Fsfs i-for to-day. .-Nos lSa7, Iea
1850 ses, is11, iA1s iaso issi IAsA iA1ss A isss ss
s,s isIs i~oe RIA issA il1&s iAi1, Ills, COL, nTs'
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St. LOUN, MARCH o, Is00
Governor Fletcher has signed the bin which recently
passed the Missouri Legislature providing for the con-
sedaiou and payment Of the bonded debt Of the State
BY the provisions Of this bill all overdue interest s 70
be funded and Incorporated with the principal In new
bonds and the payment Of the interest 70 BE- resumed
on the LIST Of January, 1sos The bonded debs OF MIS-
souri, including unpaid interest," amounts 10 $50 100000
It is estimated by the members Of the committees By
whom bill reported that under ts operation the
entire ssale debt viii be lqudated In twenty years
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More Counterfeit Cigar Box stamps.
Iorpvrrig March a Isea

The ofioes OF the Internal Revenue seized twenty.
seven thousand cigars 70 day exposed for sale with coun.
tsrfsi, sAmp4 making one hundred thousand seized
within We past two wschA
Capssin J. O. Haryis late United States Army detsc
uys has bssn arrested for dealing In cigars In violation
q Ne IaisrnAl nsvssus lao
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NEw YORK, March 8, 1859.
MY attention Ia called 10 In the publication OF
Che returns OF manufactures In this district your
OF the 9Th ut by which appears that the same were
Tor the sx months preceding December 81 1865 whereas
the returns OF manufactures from the hooks IN this
once were for the month of January only II Is due TO
che taxpayers that an explanation should be given and
sou will oblige, &C, very respectfully
DAVID MILLER Assessor
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
culaton among the enterprisng mechanics, farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout tho
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
serted the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people of tho United
Statea
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tine BRITISH PROVINCES.

Important Confederation Movcments-
New Brunswick Ready TO Fall I'm with
the Movement-Nova Scotia and New
foundIand Preparing 10 Follow Suit
Success OF the Trade Commissioners in
Aha KNesf Indies.
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nue. from Twenty seventh street to Thireth street be
aes ssss and that the accompanying ord
Which was concurred in by the following vote:-
Robinson OSs,RGounSlmen keenan, Long stacom Fiynn.
kOster .s Watts Ksech dresn, White, Macfsy Kelioss:
imssy, Iao"as Hailoran, Roberts Pullman, Herck and
Espo Of Cfc%,mittee Aldermen with
re ns THAT the sdsyas both sides
centre ossn Sss:o ss MSss iSsssd n space
a the Ss orS
nance wh,ih therefor IRE ros. be adopted
Counelmen ksenan LONG vs;s sscom rvn,.
Watts KsscS Green 1Sso %Ss Hssm.n
Thomas Haloran Roberts, Pullmsn Hstiricf and fmIsy
Report q Committee Roads of Board of Aldermen.
ana sesys sSs aa gutter stones
the q Third third FS SH
sionsr and that che accompanying ordinance therefor =
Which was ooncurrsd in the following vo,s:-
RoSnso Ssnssy G9ss sa'G nks.
fSomss HssS RcSsr Hsct tk$Ss $ Iyss
s Report C Committee on Streets Of Board of Adsns.
5 s:r 8 s,:s s. Erd:sn ,s
The ordnsSes thsreors Ss sdopssd
ss Ion ssom
0,Brien Kenney Costello, Hartman. Brnkman, Kostof
Roberts Hsssriof ,ssd ssd Imay ih0mA' hAn's'-
NeRnuvo-Councimen hoonson, kellogg, Tyng ana FuA-
Report Of Committee Streets Of Board of Adermsa
Resovsd That south street from Market. slip oorssrs
Councilman 70 amend said resolution by add
s S an sf .uS a' 90.
COMMITTEE on Belgian MP Pavement o''''a "
and resolutions Of Board Of Aldermen, as s.-
lows:
policy q Andrew Johnson. PTssds1s The United STATE:
sS
an and ha p the views a "a and d. opaon:
strictly i dos
sy an ss an
ufcaton endorsement whereas the action Of Pred
81 s'g Ss
result ss
Change tho position: ss ss:is -.
ssrvs.ye citizen Of Che republic and especially 50 70 the ps
S1 aSqs fa a &. s H
Of Ss % @ S aS
cruelty 50 charaoeristc Of the violent and malignant spl
happily Dominant a IN our & national n oouncS 10 sn
pss.an: pen @ people % o9 Southern sssss
national measures hs has inausurated Indicated q -
those ssss to % their status IN -
Union h.: The mS: isryen and sincere 49,
umphant success; and be Il further
S @
& S ns snd s g
In Board Of Counciimee, Februay n 1850 ooupclmsa
sisasins % therefor % the foiiowins:.S.. ~ -
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90 OIRR a >

~ a
or Its kindred diseases -during the coming
Summer.
The following are a few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
ProprtetOlE, bypersons who are well known
.-tt l5h WHEELING. Apri 25th, 1855.
MessTs. McCABE. KRAFT & Co. Gentlemen.
Having used Kraft 8 Dlafrhea Compound, for
Camp DiaIThea, with which i have been deep
ly afnicted for almost one month: all other
only a present reilly but a permanent cure, 1
take pleasure in recommending 1t to the ia
vorable notice Of all who may be alike nfflict-
n Chaplin 18th W. Va. Infantry.
81 .a % P1rrsBuRe, July 5. 1866.
Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT Co., Genaene,'.
Allow me TO add my testimony TO that OF
Others, in regard TO your celebrated ..DiaTThea
Compou ud." have, been for long time
suhject to the disease for which It is recom-
never found one thatso completely eradlcates
the disease as your mediclIe. A short time
ago was suffering terribly with Diarrhea i
pound" experienced fmmidiate relief from
one dose, and after a third dose felt az well as
ever. IregRld it as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without IT., YouEs truly, ii
-ili .s5 f. ~, .lgI.afi L. W.STEWART.
it1iiHi1'i. NAanvrLLE, Tenn, Dec 1st, 1855. |.
.Messrs- MccABE, KRAFT & Co, Geatemen::
in my family for Some time nndcan say with
much pleasure, thatit iS the BEST MEDICINE
Of the kind 1have ever used, and do cheerfnl=
ly recommend IL 10 my friends -i.l-,- Il
With much respect, am your friend,
afii ,T1FargUa of Metcalie, Bro. & Co. -
IMcCABE, KRAFT q CO.. Wholesale Drug
whom all orders should be addressed ~
For sale bS REED, KRAFT a Co.. Gentle
Ohio, and by Dealers in Med:cines every
where I1ffit.rt .f-i-zs+if feDZl 6md&w
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The Union OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
sanitary CommissIon--Temp
MoVement--Street RaIIroads--Spring
Trade----Democrallc Conyention----
Gnyety of the HoOsIer Capital, DC.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. %, Y66. Z
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TO the Public.

MFRS. n. obEEsH RETURNS no THE
Nl public her. most cordial thanks for the
very liberal share OF patTOnage bestowed upon
heTduring the 2S years she has been en-
gagged in the clothing business In this city
fiiy oIicits and vii Ftiy 70 n1sIi n Her
new place OF business, q continuation of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed
oc28 No. ll3 Main Street.
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THE colleges oRNew England, four
teen in number, contain this yearabout
$500 undergo aduates, ofwhom from one
third to one half are professors Of re-
ligion OF different denominations. This
is an increase of some 25O over last
year, but less by some 200 or more than
In the years just preceding the war.
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gMcCABE, KRAFT & co, Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Vir-
gtnii; also, prOprietnrs OF RrnftS Dlarhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone LiniInent, DR.. Stah1s Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
decS}-6md6w o. -ltr.s 1aH-ifl IH
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Co-Partifarshipl.

r Rave THIS DAY, ,ASSoeIATEnwTrr4
i me In the Rhotoera u business Geo. NJ
Lose nndeF 4lIS nm name 6f Brown &'TasA
teols-3W JNo. BROWN.
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ONLY REL1ABLE RE1lEDY
of It's kind now in use.

: Many prominent Physicians now use It in
their prnctice, and unhesitatingly recommend
Keepitin your honse, and be prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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For Sale in alI I,arts ef the worla.

saTcentIal Depot; American Express Build
ing, 55 Hudson street, New York. MnnufRo-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
n, y. GEO. C. HUBBsL bI3S,tsto d 60 .,r
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0heQnteltiqe1reer
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
4 TIES OF ADVERTISING.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

The Address Adopted at the Great
Union MeetfnStn Cooper Institute.
New York. Last ,IFeek-..A Good Doc
r,,,,ar,f for fR,a TEn,aS
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There can be no question whatever
that the power of detsrmining who
shall, and who shall not, enjoy the cleo
tive franchise belongs exclusively to
the respectiyeStates! New York has
no more right to say who. shall or who
shall not Svote in Virginta, than yir-
ginia has to;say who shall or who shall
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
MARsDEN'S CALISAYA TONIC.

In conyalescency from Cholera Malignant feyefs Small
Pox any cutaneous Affect ions, will be found nvaua-
be giving tone the SYSTEM and removing all the pros
trating effects incidental to disease.
The snd popular kuowledg of the virtues oil true
CT lisaya Bark requires explanation centuries have
passed since discovery and Is now recognized as the
best ebffge which bountaI nature has favored us with
Science has discovered many methods OF extracting its VIZ
tues and reducing a small bulk, the active principles
of the Bark viz Quinine Cinchonne, etc all OF which
are invaluable medical agents.
The great want mild and reliable tonic In cases Of
Debility Night sweats Ccrofua Dyspepsia Loss OF Ape
ti;e and other Diseases incidental to dsorganzed system
has induced me present this to the medical profession
and sufferers as the reliable, safe and powerful tonic
that can be prepared combining It does all the active
principles of the True casaya Bark with other irgred
ents which 1t the perfection ola remedy or all the
above diseases.
Prepared by 4, W. Marsden, 4s7 Broadway New YORK,
and for sale BY all Druggists Price, 81 per bottle
wholesale Agents John L. Henry Co. waterbury
Geo. C. Goodwin, N. G. Burr, Boston. s4-eow-iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

Patented May %, 1866.

This is u article for washing without rubbing except in
very dirty places which wild require sight rub ana un
ike other offered for Hike hurpose viii not
rot the clothes will leave them much whittier than or
binary Methods without the usual wear aud tear.
II removes grease spots II by magic, and softens the
dirt by soaking that rinsng will in ordinary cases en-
tireIy remove IT. 81
This poyler Is prepared in accordance with chemical
SCIENCE and upou peculiar to itself which Is
cured y Letters Patent 1t has been in use for more than
wear and has prc itself universal favorite whenever
il has been used Among the advantages claimed are the
II saves all the expen of soap used on cotton and
linen goods 49,, =,
Ia ,,-,..s -
arter n. time and usually required imparts
beautiful gloss usre, much superior 70 any other
mode No water required except 70 moisten TIE powder
Directions with each package. &c. =.
And can u. readily appreciated by asingie trial The
cost OF washing for family Il i've six persons VIII not
exceed three cents. -. -.
The manufacturers this powder are aware That many
useess conpounds have been introduced To the puone
which have rotd the CLOTH failed in removing the
dirt but knowing intrinsic excelienee OF tins artee
rh.y cou6aenfly proclaim it being adapted TO meet
demaned which long existed and which has
remained upsuppiei
N HOWE & STEVENS,
go Broadway, Boston
For sale BIZ Grocers and Dealers everywhere l4o-sz
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Railroads
Rutland & Burlington ana /,
mont Valley Ra, lroads

on and after Monday, July 9th, 1854
~ van sun as follows '''et IL
MOVING SOUTH AND HAS,
Leave g Burlington at looeA Am, l45p.g
Arrive q ss :, Rp''ana' at lsssP. NJ, 445p.M..
Lssv. Rutland at l24OP.M.5OOp. M.5m,
Arrive " at BslIOws' Falls at 2s5 p. M.s45pn
Leave Bellows Falls, u 2a0P.M.. 75oA
Arrive At BFattleboro, at $50 P. NJ. SEA " rs
MOVING NORTH AND wgsT ~
Leave Brattleboro at 10 80 A. MIAMI
Arrive at Bellows falls, at Il 20 A. Nj az ssDeN
Leave Bellows Falls at ll.A0A NJ bNpn 1saa
Arrive at Rutland at o., Pm o Ia y IN; b@l n
Leave lsutlsnd at 5,A5 A, NJ, a.05 II a. iiE Y n
A. NJ. ." AI5P N
/, 4. Ar,ivs at Burlington ats.@A.N,4sPN,,'
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington with Vermont Central CIV.
Rairoads for Montpelier, ST. Adams Roae y q Ns
treal, ogdansbursh and the West Al Rntis Veht ".
Tor Trey, Albany pnd New York. Sarategs W slIa n,
neetad3 and the West At Bellows lsiis sp,hS1, N
Cheshire Railroad for Fitchbufg. Weress,, W. i'io
boston With Vermont Valley Railroad N, love- Lose 4
sprfngheid, Hartford, New Haven and NJ, "vS.l,abs
with sullivan Railroad for Windsor Nbits ny ierai I
Wells River. st. Johnsbury Newpors Ii, ,,ef aH
White Mountains. "''''ei'n aat
Sleeping Cars run on night trains betzes, p,
treal, aud between Bo, Ton and Harlipa i4l aud j
PASSENGERS for the West will and this 4 an.
and expeditions route. 'eP' lhlsa
For Tickets and all necessary informsil,, 49,
Offices on the line GRO A 49,, " fuiles
Rutland, VI, May 18th, 1854 ''''Nil'r WI
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VT. Central & Sullivan Railroa

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT, -Commasi
~ Monday, May Il, 1888.
MAI Train leaves Rouses PointAt 50 A. ~ nai
passengers from Osirnsbuush kailroad, and coplsa
Bellows Fails, with trains for Boston, Worces En- sd
Esd and arrives st New orr AZ 70 70 P. NJ.
Night express leaves Ogdensburg at IL % q m. I'd
al at 80 p, m, Rouss's Point at 545 p, M St Jca
AS p. m, arriving az Boston st 40 a m eouns1z
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and
eester andswith We Valley Railroad FIR sprnEec!
and arriving in New YoHs at ~. ~ p. m
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Fails at II IS a. M, $50 p m 10 %
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, at = 90 o
Lawrence and FitchbuTg at 80 a. m sPrngast 4
m, for Burlington, 50, Adams, Montreal al 70
hfrgh.
Pne train IeaYIug boston flteheufg a. 5EEa
and st,riaR at 45 m, connect at White r4.s8
tion with the Day Express train.
Night Express leaves Bellows Balls az ipn5 PM
eeiging passengers fFam Vermont Valley Rairoai aIl
New York ne i2.l5 ?. NJ, ard from Cheshire lala
leaving Boston st5 20 r. NJ, connecting a. Hbis n
Junction with train eavug Boston at 5 ~ p m ON
lng;on, Rouse's Point, Montresl and 0g9snsharsL,
meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping ears arr attached 20 night trains.
Through tickets for Chicago aud the West for sss 81
principal stations e. afRKILL, SgE
st. Aisans, We, May ss;, 1886. 8
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.pr. Coils Brownies Chlorodyne.

THIS invaluable remedy produces quiet, refreshing
sleep relieves pnn Gaines the system restores the de-
ranged functions, and stimulates healthy action of the
cretOus of the body Thousands of testify to its
wonderful effects and medical men extol its virtues using
it in great quantities in the following diseases Consump
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, WhoopingCough, Neuralgia,
Diarrhola, rheumatism, Spasms, Sc, &c.
CHOLERA .-Earl Russell communicated 10 the College
of Physicians aud j. T. Davenport that he had received
information the effect that the only remedy Of any
vice in Cholera Chlorodyne tSoc Lancet, Dec 81
1851
CAUTION None genuine without the words DR. J. Coils
Brownies oTodyns on the Government stamp. Over
whelmng medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
role Manufacturer T. Davenport No. 3d. Great Russell
Sc ,eet bloomsbury, London.
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent, No, 81 Nassau Street,
New York Sold by all druggists 81 and 81 per bottle.
Orders by letter promptly attended to.
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IMPORTANT TO THE GENERAL PEOPLE.

NTExT 10 the common articles Of daily food fruits &c,
IN there IL nothing Ia universal than candies
and uuhsppiy there nothing made subject to aulter
they by the adoption of the Of deeterfous
substances destructive to health. An exposure of these
aiultertons and their peruicious eecs recently
made in this paper caused much speculation, aud
doubt that the only safe 10 be made
or can dies and eonfeeoBs obtain those which
known 70 be pure. The knowledge that they thus
mar. 4 what has made soutbnayds candies popular
an what has enhanced his business TO encourage
him TO build splendid marble edffce in Tempe Psee,
for his and wholesale trade, while his reta
viii be carried on at Horticultural Hall a usual
The finest and purest Material the of but the
most innocent and nnoxious coloring materials and the
neatest tasteful styles OF manufacturing eonst
tute Southnayds eat among the best the safest and
the most popular 10 the market-BosioH Journal.
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CAUTION In lime |

Persons that desire to d.. Herricks obong Kid
Strenc henug Plaster that pain weakness and dis
in five hours and that has stood the test Of expert
ence thirty years should not eontound them with the
miserpbe unbeacbed muslin. paper aud other worthless
preparations called pasters offered for sale all stores
and often given in place of Hercks Dr. Herricks Kid
Paster and Sugar Coated Pills used in the u s. Army
and Navy, introduced into most Hospitals, Aims
o and Prisons, and starte communities with their
wonderful Five thousand physicians and surgeons
but Ilerrick's Kid plasters and Sugar Coated Pills Sold
by dealers every where.