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6nnntrn RtaI Gstutt for Sal..

nor SALE. -,,. ,,,o,, ,,,,, .- .......-
situated c. above Troy village u liarts Falls formerly
connected Troy by the Troy aud boston hatoo
Al eIcsbt water power about two hundred horse power
n a. 80 Siry oosc River Collins Wheel now in, OF W
bor 80 very substantial brick aud slate roof; built
in lsCI three stones md usde Measurement s e ae.
inches by 20 let pcbe two5tor attic aud basement Store oa
feet h, Is g. 49, inches Bleach Dye House noor and attic y
lei nh ~ ~, inches horse power Harrsoss patent
Boiler contained therein ,.o
Seven double Tenement Houses brick and slate roof built SS very
substantial aud good. ....... .F
lille sbo. premise, are sold within reasonable hDs they vi"
be for rent
For further particulars inquire OF 49, -, ~, p.Aw., n v
y PACKER Trinity Buildings, No. III BroAd"J " IL
wv A. iA = AMOS BRIGGS,
IIan's Falls, eW-York.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE 0PDYKE g. Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 25 Nassau-st.,

No. - N3Ssau-st',
offer forSale the following desirable securities:
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
first mortgage per cent Bonds, free Of Governments
tax Principal and interest payable in gold. Price,
par and accrued interest in currency.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD, first mort
gage, per cent bonds. Price, IS and accrued in-
terest
MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage, per
cent GOLD BONDS. Price. g2s and accrued inter-
est in currency. .....
BoNDs OF THE COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRTH, Kan
sas, 10 per cent free of tax, strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest.
Also pei cent BONDS OF THE CRY OF OswEGo.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds and upon application full infcrma-
ton win be furnished.
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cent gold interest free Of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds a safe and profitable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per ahDum
Welding an increase of As per cent in net annual in
come. Full particulars furnished by JAY CooxR
a. Co.
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FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF
THE ST Louis AND ST.. JOSEPH RAILROAD or MIS-
soUm-Principal and interest payable IN com at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New 1ork-We
desirable security ut the low price of S4 and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited 10 less
than $4,000 per mile, and secured by mortgage ON
the entire property of the Company. thus making
the same one Of the safest and most profitable secur
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers. New-iOrk- q
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The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of specie
from the port of to Foreign ports for tho week
ending Aug 10. 1869, was s3,727,aI.
The stockholders OF the Michigan Southern and Buffalo
and Erie Railroads by large vote, accepted the terms
previously arranged by the directors. and
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Road now ex.
tends from Buffalo 10 Chicago The anticipated CONSOLE
dalton of this line with the New York Central VIII prob
ably be postponed for the present the President Of the
New.York Central not being willing to assume the re-
sponsblty Of managing so long line OF road: but 1t
stated that previous TO the consolidation arrangements
we're made whereby the New.York Central Road would
virtually control the Michigan Southern line, and that
the road from NewYork to Chicago would be run in the
interest OF Mr. Vanderbilt 80 that he would be able 10
compete with the Pennsylvania Central for the through
traffic for Chicago. ..
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way during the first week In August were;
S2AOSH n s22sio9 50 Decrease 7l64 50
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad for July
amounted 10 $4,000 t2 900 than ip Jnne not
withdrawing the lower tariff for passengers and freight
during tho former month The business Of the Central
for tina frat three months aimee the opening shows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

COFPEh stock Of Rio held by importers In the United States
0S5 bags Of which u SO
Orleans 900 at Mobile 600 Baltimore. 2Soo Boston, asd
l4D O AZ his port The quotations ooEs: In bond
ace for Ordinary cargoes saOc m Pair d. lOialiG fsrGoOd DO,
ildI2c r Prime dly pal3i Be for inTooes all ia gold
The demand fair ADD the feeling steady With most holders Offering
Of go Gaon other kinds
quiet quote Java 2JG2Se AAIaLbO, 6Gis and
IaguAyrs. l6i Glsic, geld .
COAl-The arrivals Of Domestic have been liberal bat w
local and Eastern demand prices without Important
change the receipts likely be until the close cation
cargo 259s9 aud from yard s9d go tun Foreign
Is que. and prices unerrisin. ..... ....
CANDLES without changes the demand moderate; quote
Adalnsutne as 21d23c.i Sperm 43c. and Patent. 5se
FLOUR AND MEAThe market for Western aud State Fonf too
favorable Cable but buye bed oS
Fat Trade Family grades haVe sold rather
r-ry GO bills Sc asa 90 50 for SpsrtnS
80 ga 81 rs for Fancy do % so
aS7 10 FOR gades Of Western Extras 81 20dS1 ~ for
good to choice Spring Wheat EIrAs 90 - for Minnesota and
Iowa BI Sc 700 ~ 10 for ShoDing Ohio 81 1881 ~ for Trade
brands Family 81 SO SO 7 $7f 81 20 for Amber Via
Ter Wheat Rrtr indiana Michigan 81 l58 So r White Wheat DO
DO Sc ~ for Family aud 81 3cSll for ST Louis EtA and
Double Extra stesd bat quet sales Of SEQ saeka
AZ s7a G FOR ort and So sod SO for ftbnuS SoetAen Ponr
,s,dv on the low grades irregular the demand
hir sales Of $50 bb 90 9s IS for ordinary good EI'a BA
T50S 80 tor Extra aud FlT Georgia aud
vrus and 80 for BT'ra and Family MaysHd and Dss
ware aud 6m; sales Of $50 bblS at - 3G$6 7S
Corn Meal Is Ia bot quiet We quote follows;
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6iip 8taI ESTATE for SaI;.

6itp 8taI ESTATE for SaIt.
DOR SALE-A three and four-story, brown
stone HOUSE IN the Improvements 81 barno n fhrthnl
~
lie osbrr on the premises 10. % Pue,t, john W.
STEVENS.
NOR SALE-Thc 3-stOry, high-stOOp, brown
,tope HOUSE, Past Thrift hrtst D. 10 good order For
permits kc. sppiy to X X AVERY. No 90 Grandtt
CPLENDID FACTORY PROPERTY, with
y ten lots Of grubG upper par c uIs Tor large
business Price, s51b0oi terms osy
I INN a. BANLON,
II RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
Buv sell stokauKe Sehurhi AID Soaheru Property
Southern Lands cheap. ltisi perfect
COLONIZATION Societies libeTal' dealt gith. br
LINN l. HtSLON No . Mursy-sl, Ss-fsrh
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK Tuesday Aug TO- 1862
Messrs. A. j. Blocker. Son q 20. hold an
other sale Of the Kensington Park property at -.
Branch tomorrow. The steamer NeNeFShh'
Dior No % a. o,cloek will arrive IN time for the sale
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find il to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will found. only In NewYork and all its cities and
villages but every State aud Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to tho
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devocs especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF Its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
tsng arc as follows DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash IN advance
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sunmtr Rtinsts.


ALBURGH SPRINGS lOUSE.-1his large,
~ p.- arr beautifully located Hotel Sih neE hnrniiafe
b,ouLo all be opu Of guests on atd amer jay
~ utrrfu sdeual qualities ~ bc Spuugs situated here the aver
NJ oesog Al ~ ChsmplsB the extended mountain ana
afs sesny ard the eIocu boating ard tng make o.. gSaa
rrsari r visitors former psreaa address ALBUh1H sfkiN0s
HOUSE Abursh Springs, w
COOPER HOUSE, Otsego Lake, COQpers-
town y Y railroad mmGuiclt.Ou from Albany To ever
roou capacity 0r 30 guests, hand Inducements offered
% families 'hAhLEo =. "Aih''o, ..ost.'--
VLIFFWOOD SPRINGS HOUSE, Keyport,
~ } tne proves, peudI haihng hshlng rs-i"E 'AiSg
1rye, romantic uahs Chatbess SprugI Terms sw 20 20
st.aahaats leave Barcat az "a sad 4 tae 70 ehN
have th ,prg Islands frteatons ke oibs haf0oF
paueaar, Of Or KNIT. Prapn,,er. Ne l'e B.sseksrst
GUNNER BOARD may be obtained at llUD-
- sos RIVER IFSIlICTE Csveraek n Y Special terms TO
ns. With Children Adirsss the REV ALONLo FLAoh An
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, at CAPE NAY
J. opened th by The former proprietor GEO
BOLTOS u Bolton Hotel arhlrg Pcun aud has TIE promise
n g, usual select ard sd ,r,eH,ye Paironsgc
V1HE well-knOwn HOTEL and SUMMER
J RESORT KEYPORT PAVILION. FOR sALk Address OF apply
10 GBORGB KiBBEE 90 ihe rftH.se.. hslport -
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FELD. LAKES MEMpHRkMAGOG md NlLL0lHHBi
VIA CONSECIlCuI Rlf EK VALLEY.
20 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OIHtk ROUTE
YORK New Haven Railroad a. 2i3 lhoonl ora
n Or Us Esg.arrn steamer At Peek slip atjs5
saudav The 1913 aa stpag cara aiiAelsl goes through 10
the Lake. alirouts'
ofCauuscteu, River valley.
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BOaro anN 3uums.

1.-TWO Younp Gentlemen can find pleasantly
situated and uesy furnished ROOM sh breai @ aud dinner 70
t, railroads minutes walk 20 FULTON ard "aFsI ss
yaare AZ so sohcruerbofn Il, near hsuns Broohyp
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported Tor The TRIBuNEl - 80.
ASHES the demand modeate saea OF
3Obhs. at ~ 35tdS7 PEARL inactive.
BUILDNG MATERIALS without change Of mportaneei the
Of the week las only confined small %
We auoe
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lCac East kGItT.e a0d3 %
BROOM CORN AND BROoMsThe deuspd is moderate for Oh,
sales of3 Red aud Grsea at lb y n.
cash Broops have been fair demand
aud hA ne Improved; sales AZ - 81 "a 80 per doL
BEESWANhe demand moderate the market steady aes OF
2OOO NJ al 43d47c Tor Yellow Western and Southern.
BONK-We uate small sales Rio Grande az go tun.
BRISTLES without special chsge the demand moderate
ouo,s Al ron zoe 50 for American GRAY aud Whit
COTTON-The fair the but buYes
operating remarkable freedom ADD the market has rather slow
tone; geuera ofeugs moderate former Insisted sales
Of bales EVENING" which So aken BY nners,
by Gle hy sales also 81 leo bales for No
v.mbvr 500 for December private Dd 2O0 Tor February
ode all on basis Middling We quote folONs;
A.hf. A. .lrI.af
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Country gtal Gstai, for sali.

-6"IFFFg c6I'EF VR4HIT IDE ''''~~'
COAL.-For SALE, valuable COAL PROP-
within hs mile Of Posls containing a,ps' ~ acres
meral rights snd Aboat 80 turea IL contains h hemnou
en Win al the everything IL will he soa 70 sSe AZ
vile, Penn, agent for owHei
FOR SALE-One of the finest PLACES on
the Lus Of the Ehe Railroad 10 MddIeieSn orange Soehp
n T. consisting OF House and l0a9lO0 land o And At
az borough be houie everything In the very be' ou heu h,
class In sVsy respect minutes Dsp0i. Maps aud Diagrams
At No y Finest once Of h. W. FgnkbonssL
IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE in MISSOURI
Large ,ei vel wooded spseua Ion eiL Nored Superior
70 TIE iron Assn1afh Address D.. Boz No LIZA ~ D. D. w.
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Gfatbtrs.
HausitaI Snstramtnis.

1lusital %nsirumtnis.
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-BarmOre's
IA Wsreroob No 38 Beecker splendid assortment; warranted
I've years. II p1ie medals estnouas from distinguished sr
IF you want q good PIANO, cheap, call at
L. CUMMINGS WGrsToom No. y Unon.,guafs Sold on hn.
Tiamsni rented Ony look al them BE-
fore ron decide elsewhere.
DIANOS, MEL0DEONS, and ORGANS
Prices gs. reduced for cash NsE 7os,s P.HOI
maks for sz3 and upward New Cabinet Organs for ss bd
Ead Second hand Instruments from go S75 Monthly install
received aud instruments for No I Broad
HORACE WATERS.
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citp prOPntg TO GIT.
TINO LET-Desirable LOFTS for business or
n,urapce oaes. Inquire MARVIN Co.'S No 10 Broaa-
1IS CHURCH-ST NEW STORE and
LOB BASEMENT 25r75fee $40 permonth; also tf"s
OppICE IA T gnr2 feet SIS month also rear ha ION
t,A,"Ii - :. ~. p.-'.lxa,v ALEXANDER KNOX.
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altsttbtsfu Coauip Ral Gstai, for SaIt.

GREAT BARGAIN-For desirable place
" ovn Of rye I've @'Hu'e' Tak from M'maienset DEPOT
plenty n fruit and shade y'oI location ea 5.
sPRHCRR owner No. 28l GrsBd-st
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yraI Gsiut, TO GrfHung,.
NNyANTED-LANDS in Iowa, Missouri, or
w Esr In ENCH ANGE r desirable waterfront PoPll 10
Brootlyp T. / Address b. r. p q. Boz No 1873 Se"-loh
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30

A REPUBLICAN correspondent. OF a Re.
publican paper Of Chicago, writing from
Washington, thus confesses tn, outrageous
system Of government BY psrsirsn caucus
which now dsgrsces this country:
"rhe republican caucus 10 sort Of coun.
Gil Of thirty--an Irresponsible aud uIrecog.
pized master OF the Senate. IL meets by
private and written notification in the mar.
bic room, or in the racep tion room, IL the
rear OF the President Of the Senate, and
determines upon the policy which the party
shall pursue upon aHy measure. Whoever
goes into caucus must abide by the verdict
or be dishOnored, like the man who gamble
aud thea must pay up, though II be piucA
ing bread from The mouths =! his "iIe and
children. lie must obey the party oehesi,
conscience or no conscience. And hence,
oh poor patriot who dweiiest Altar, ana
once IN a hirlime comes 10 Washington ciy
aud listens to the whole Of Il debate, suppos
ing, ~ all thy simplicity, that the Senators
listen 10 the argument and vote rs they are
affected. Go to- The debate - nothing
the caucus has fixed it all beforehand. This
is to havr exclusively party government
1t a. strange as it is lamcntsblt that
there are hundreds and thousands Of Repub.
icans who, while honestly confrssiug the
ruin and disgrace of Radica, rule, 20 regu
larry to the polls and vote for Radical can.
dilstes for office in the vain hope that such
abuses may be reformed within the party.
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p;ailp Argus.
Thursday Evening, December %, lees.
wa TgNACITY IN OFFICE.

The Nav York Worlds Washington cor
rs.popdsut paints the subioined portrait OF
psr.oa Browlow, a Senator 10 Congress
from Tennessee. If bis greed for office were
NOT equal to the tenaoi,y with which he
clings to life itself, he would resign posi-.
ton in which he can ouly excite the com
mi.seratol Of his political allies and the
disgust of his opponents
There is spectacle in the Senate which
ought, perhaps, TO receive, but which often
or repels, the cOmmlsseratlon OF those who
LOOK upon it This IL the paIsled, perlsh,ng
G,ura Of Parsou Brownl0g. As rex llar As the
noon the almost completely helpless old man
isAssIsted 10 as seat--a hair Clotb ,eaey char
on the left OF tho speaker in which he re-
claes, trembling al over, AMI constantly,
like "A shaken Jelly. Seen from the gallery,
his swarthy taCe looks like that of mallg
nant Indian, HIS lips comfort themselves
uupleassutiy, and his hands, twitching IN
e cry finger, remind one OF couple OF
enormous spiders crawling over his legs and
among the arms of his char. Once IN
while the right hand makes tremulous
expedition to the desk in front. and returns
with a handkerchief dangling between
thumb aud fingers. Sometimes, with great
,rt, it carries glass of water from she
edge of the desk to the old mans mouth
Part of the time he sits with a leg boosted
on the corner Of the desk. or crossed over
the opposite knee. He is never motlonless.
His ewes see and his ears attend to oil that
transpires
Whenever debate is earnest, or an in.
terestiug question IL uppermost-partIcniar
" if it concerns the South, or his own state
Of Tennessee--he listens to 1t, as 1t were,
through every pore the big dark velns on
his temples grow bigger aud darker, the
desk shakes with The shaking Of his leg his
hands clutch venomously at his trowsers
and the peculiar writing Of his lips makP'
it appear as if he would give mp all his life
after that one moment If for the moment he
had strength 70 get IN his feet, aud pour
forth az Of old food Of vituperatior upot
hi, enemies. But he has no strength left 't
sneak, and was con oeled the other day t.
have the personal explanation Of his course
in regard to recent political events IN Ten
nessee, which be had prepared in manuscript
read by the clerk. Some expressions in /
were abusive Of Butler and other members
of the House, and the Wise Presiden
stopped the reading. The emotion Of the
diving man in the easy chair 40 raked him a
this innc,nre that another Senator, pit'ina
him, reluested that solely on account Of his
feeh'e condition, the reading might be suf
fored to proceed This WAS asserted TO
Had IL been otherwise. perhaps the anger OF
the old parson would have consumed him
where he sat.
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Governor Palmer ON the Manhood of wOmar


Mrs. Mvra Brad we'll, the female attorney
af Chicago, better known among the IeguI
frG.ernity.as "Our Mvra,' has applied 70
Governor Primer for Notsry's com mission.
The Governor makes reply to the sppiics.
cation, which indicates that, unlike Henry
OConnor, of Iowa, be does not recognize
the manhood of woman. Mr. OCOnnor
thinks that man" 10 a generic term IN law
A. well as IN Scripture, aud means not only
the masculine but the female OF the
human species. Governor Palmer thinks
"he" means only q masculine and not a
fe male 10 his letter to Mrs. b declining
~ send her the comm 3.ion because of The
general impression in the State that ste IS
woman, he says:
"In declining to commission you as Nota'
~. do not feel called upon to express an
opinion upon the general question OF the
eligibility OF women 10 office, bat base my
conclusions upon grounds personal to you.
By the IN section of the act of lsij
Gross Statutes, page 453), it Is made the
duty Of the Governor to take boud, with
sufficient security, t.om each Notary, before
be enters upon the duties Of his office, IN
the sum OF $500, conditioned for the due eDd
faithful discharge OF the duties of his office
and the same law provides that suit may be
brought upon such bond for the usa Of any
party injured by forfeiture Of its coudi
SONS need not say to you that, being {
married woman, you are legally incgpsb0'
Of executing the bond required by the stat
ute, nor could you, II appointed, be hel(
responsible, in d common i>S suit, 10 an
person who might be damnGed by you
official ncgec! Of duty, nor any msleasanc
in Office.
IL am aware that the recen, reforms an
improvements ia the laws affecting marie
women have conferred upon them man
honors and capacities unknown to the con
mon low; but you are well advised Of th
fact that none of the IN st recent or Hber,
statutes here have been held to confer upc
theu the capacity to make binding exec
tory contracts, or TO make them Liable G
ANY contract which does not refer 10 the
separate property
Myra has our sympaties together with II
promise that if we ever become Governor
the State of Illinois, she shall have cot
mission as Notary or any other Office 81
may want.
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sa==-----=------s -
SisyDhuseni Hia Stone.

We cannot avoid thinking, sometimes, that
the lNeIy and imaginative Greeks of four
thousand years ago had presclent percrp.
ton OF the reconstruction idea in the Ameri
Repu bic, in the year Of grace, 500, and that
they invented the legend of Slsyphus and
his stone, to typfy the remorseiess and
ineXorabe procedure. Sisyphus was doomed
10 rOi. heavy stone up to the summit Of q
mouutsn-;he Interesting part ofthe opera
ton being that, no sooner had he reached the
crest with his burden than 1t slipped from his
grasp, aud rolled to the plaiu below. The
weary tOiler was therefore forced to retrace
bis steps aud GO through the process again,
70 meet again with the same dlscon dturs--
and this was the task through eternity.
The Southern Sisvs hus has been heRying
his stone up the rugged height Of Recon-
str~ction for nearly five years, under the
stimulus Of the trescherous promise that
when be reached the top his task should be
considered fairly finished, and he himself
should he I'D nitted 10 the blessed Union and
be forever happy. How many times the
poor toiler has fairly rolled bis burden to the
promised height 10 have ii pushed down
again, we cannot now remember How
many times yet he is doomed to perform tht
pitlless task, We dare not mcclure, Geor
GA thought her task ended when Congress
met, and was patiently waiting for that pairi
oJichodyito set their seal of approval on it;bu
Georgia has just been treated to the Christ
mas charity ofa rude expulsion, and ordered
20 do her work over again Virginia, too
had reached the summit and stood with on,
foot on the threshold OF tfs Union, ready t,
be admitted 10 the inr er bestitudrs ot IL,
Union--wheu Mr.. luASER'l LITE his grra
foot to kick her Jut and down again. Til
bitterness Of humiliation in the case Of Vii
GINA is aggravated by the reflection that sh
was the chief aaihor and builder Of the fai
temple from which she is excluded, and tina
~ the chndren born of her own womb an,
bsurished y her own breast are made 4
join IN the insu'.. to her PROSTATE body.
II isao, little s,.snge that the party o
Mr.. sumDer and Mr. A--ton sho5ld TAX
such pains to keep Virginia md Georpr
out ofthe Union, sfter~ spending me tbou
sand million dollars on The pre,ext oi.-iny
ing .hem back into III - 81. Louis RPuoa
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CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "Schcnck7 PumOuic
syrup for the cure OF Coughs, Colis, Bronchitis,
aud every form at Consumption. The peculiar
q, tiou OF this medtcue riprus the ulcers in the
lungs, promotes The discharge If The corrupt
matter by eA pee grafton, purfrs the hlood aud
thus cures Consumption, when every other rem
edy fails
"Srhcucks Scswced Tonic" for the cure OF
Dyspepsia or Ind gest.on aud all diseases arts
uy rom debility. This tonic inyigorates the
digestive organs, suppl $ the place. # the ras
trc iuice W b. that is deficient aud then enable.
the patient TO digest the most nutritious foud II
i, a sovereign remedy for all casps Of induces.
tiou.
"Schcpck's Mandrake Pills" enc of the NOS,
ynlu,be medicines ever discovered teips a veg.
tah,o substitute for calomrl. and having all The