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A sooX"SE,Gy REMEDY PAR DY<PFPSI.E

N A = certain rrmedy f,r Indisrst
adsr"v, "fthe ners MS Idsrm Il no
tivr duty 10 testify flows-Fo six years have
hr~n irfrd with Dyspepsia mpsni with o tr~urth
spretr cos ivrne aud head ACHE &c. For OF
hrse disrasr have had he Attendance
h" wi " se in hi- pow-r restore health
hen y lat IN rpsr, objected Oldhzm's Family
P" nre nniv AID thai ih-~ these pills have entire
" restored me o h-sih.
JAMES r. RArPELEE No II 2ls, street
Ths~ Pills are sodhy the proprietor at No SIS Bswery.
dec 7-f
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SPECTACLEs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

n BROWN Co. having heretoeIr made great improve
Ia muIs ~ the mmHfc,Ee Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 10
tins RHsi api hrnrh ~ business, and ifr themselves they
Awe succeeded in manufacturing arcr which for ghines
durability and e he celed hy lHhins the line This
bal Is the enne result OF several years experience the
facue, much attention and in the
Brown CO. in presenting 10 the public think they have
~ reached tbs ultnaium Of beauty chrapne durability
asd Vtf g. the They also manufacture md have
doing far time very superior Fur ,i which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat has been highly approved nv
tss public ng experience will testify. All s4les for cash.
therefore g customer the sses OF mad Wholesale
dealers supplied at the shortest notice
BROWNS Cos. one Priced HIT Store,
l78 Chatham. al Mit
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i DISEASES CIRED-D G,alTilP. Canarrhea and
elect Detergent The snly infs remedy
nori hea and G,ee A-cmr well kn aHl esah
ilshed IN oil aTts ~ The Kingdom require any Is
universal which IN his fsie h
ranted To 10 E,ly-sigh hours the d.sper ind
structures SEMINAL weakness Of the loin risun u the
nrfIa and gravel we'll hunic affections &C the h
der AID kdev.. ever vioeu 1T long annc Thi safe
and anlv infr s agreeable liquid aud lis eff
constitution b~g cpoed o Sarsaparl' and the
rauns, that Will the system. its suprrirty
its efficacy. Every person that has made &c this ha
been m physician and rcrry has heen secured Having
proved efrcIal in almost housan and
knowledge failed The ,ar
frm the recommendations Of the highest rira
well a. ihos Who have ~ncr salhns aud hene6ci
enc, H heme srcusl upy discovered er h+
oft above Diseases wing muscular irrngh and veo
hea IN 20 The frame. The delicate fsmars take
wi perfect ssSy. DR. Gooiwils Dete
and speedy nr the anve disease irum tn the
most prtraet is without risk, inconvenience.
patched by qck dciors qnack mrcpes Thee tint make
Of one sinyl- he h convinced VI ihr m~i 9TH
cured The RItir of hi Hrcine "li h.
ihrr vi secr~ev" u will prevent ihS
o the disease male raalr, af the fidus
decaey and blessing human kind II i~hi alw he
and keen fsn ansck Dornrs whpr ape T.
eServ public print and then take aud sse
~ -iitstion.
We hive mnrh pleasure hearing t~stiurnv This a
hescioR m~ion-; do tbs gruunsls ~ lr~ imPra'
knawiss vera friends whs have bsen cured BY ' fact hd
we X
For s,e ~ appointment Patrick Drki~. 45 Bropw.v
of Lsnen nd D. Svm-. of dkrrt and B"wer
nd nv p. BureI ca $40 Greenwich dur h-lw Spring
Price ~ per hale. dc aft
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OYseEPsslh ASp hIXER C2MtdAilXTs;

HEPATICK formed By enemca and synesi. Of Sc
vsa vegetable principles, universally scknow
edged totally ecpsrd the pretensons every other
mode
nsn disease fun well
enlaryeDest Ut the Sp and in JAnndice.
the and Liver complaints.
dzfueDcy. ami burning the stomach. melancholy.
tsh dsa teabe taste in the mouth; great eguay OF APP
petite which sometimes and other times greatly
deficient; thirst rld breath weakness Of the
aci5 erctans, irregarly ~, the bowels
pressure pain The head
srfiva. r,.afs, AT mind wit. loss Of ,p.n,rv v,a,vi
the when cnes3 affection III sight and
ing pain and weakness in The buck angor dst bedsleep cold feet
and hands, en une1sness The roa eugh pain hs side
breast
During year thousand, with joy testify THEN
great eie tcv. like the EFl1sng
From Mljr Wills Young of Scriven CO.. Geo.. Noy. 1885
Dr. Pters-Drar Sir IL l. with Peakabe pleaure thai
lfar Ut recovery from distressing lysprpc aud
liver zec ueI which both the energies &c my mind and
had kept nr vile Two year the Of
boxes e Vegetable Medicine lchca iIepsIice
this time have not ve,tlge Ut disease about sh have hal
for beief Of suffering humanity Wishing success.
which ud Ibie undertaking. the removal Of he dis
Ge1s complaints. l. which hum nature Is hrir To- deserves
remain, with the deepest gau lie for the beh derived frOD
jour protection j skill your friend, WILLIS YOUNG.
j. p. Pearrs, NJ. ID.
Prepared J,seph Preley Peters, NJ d. p p NJ at hi
tnstitul< FIR the Chrnc Dises
remed No 10 Liberty street, New York, inventor and
proprietor.
B. 10 prevent imposition, genuin~ medicine
will have facsimile OF The pT"prirt.rs signature he label
will aIs he the iFeeiioss crclr, and sIx accompany
ing then a1l hi. will be stamped the battles.
For Tstai VIM J.. Peters. New and Harvey
Seymour, TtTd Al wholesale and rrt by VIM jones' Gene
Agent W. ~ u erv seet New fo K, whrTe further nfor
nation relative Ia their operation obtained and
CERTIFICATES Seen q their uiriyalled efficacy.
Dr. p his sincere ia the extensive patronage
that has heen extended him his arrival in this and
Aopss merit the continued and united support of hs old Friends
and szln s Tito tal
apply he pa poses visiting Europe the first My
dee I'm
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I AnIFs LOOK AR THIs.-wATsON yAN

~ DUZER is Chatham street. -llng r~-lucrd
rcrs. sprna af Fur. ronsisiig IF Cspes
pelerine. Ba Mh- Neck RuF Sw ,asinwn trimming. and
other Description of articles in their in Lde Wishing
1urrhls- wnud d. vel cal srl f H. m--vs the n
eri determined clear hsir ri- ock ~ Fur prrv
as T. the holidays WATSON h VAN DT'ZER.
t59 Chahim street. New York.
Ao hand ab,ve superior -tvie Of fine Fur Cans and
SiockS dec ST
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cured gratis BY applying TO Dr. Hunter. zs6 Bowey,
For wholesale and retail by VIM A. Tyler corner Of Bows
Of Washington street. 49, e s,
ada s5si : ss-, ! s S.i and
her in her operations what mighty efforts might expect Every
whole work !, half de as soon as undertake Purge out the Old
leaven that be lump The language # Scripture
though il is known the hsrse by instinct thu lhsles
'ns p@p he a S fs r y S Ss law 81 ryggy
hushaman his gh-ed off his poaors. that she purge
nal Ia like the dog and cat, aud many her animals
meader through the fields whes coive that they may
their uid f-aherrd tribe because deficient Of
gastric juice, swallow and continually tones in heir onach
digestion, and prucr hrathv chyle. purify
brutal race from thus ASSISTING vATUE completely se
heine against epidemic tgion although they
der the laws which the human nima eoonony
pm s b S % "a "a i %
The lily gave Of the Ocean! storms and hurricanes pur
Inactive do both air become siagnan
and il the circulation f hd breomr agu do hmsrs
which, up the the arteries and
the passages Offr' Mankind. Om cts like Ihre. the
bowels and the inheritance Of mrdiri which all
anu such IS BRANDR TBS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS which England have stood the test f8jy trial.
have permrd for thousands OF hopeless and helpless per-
after the usual scientific medical xiii of physicians
ole them thew could d, Their prrtie anti
invariably recommend Them; thr vilue. supa eul,gv and
be ed appreciated The weak and delicate
strengthened by their not by beig bat by RENEWING
f weakness the hnmnrs frm Ih- by. One 25 cent
b,x will establish their character and prove iher j. truth am
all i'm e by their Pliiu drcihs accompany each
box, so that every one his competent plvsician
ioria' notice of the sun. lnih fOrtoher
BRANDREfH,s PiLLs-Thrrr are fs WIN do not know,
as,nses itself the v'r@s rami6ans o the human franz.
We axe it, therefore clear axiom that that mrdicise which
excellent; and knpw BrandreIhs Pill. such ned cine
we recommend them with confidence to sur ens Many and
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ID sRSIAV SWEET u AGS.->n invoice o. y l-s
manaseturr reehrr CIR sernir- Trunks. Drw-r~, ~.
rendering them secure from kr. For .a h uren
81 single one, by PT>HTON ASP'NWA ALL,
dec i6 6William street, and Ito Broadway.
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ovATM FILL sa,ss w, SISs k ss
e"u las many hundreds testify
di.orde-d the stomach and scwes Or nsoarv 81 the
csod may ne ohtaned Oce At street. Brsowsy
and ese a. 'n ne ne, rd
rsaeosd Ths P 70 E Y% to oes s"d,y
Mr. r. Ioekw.ds as roadway; Mr. A. BssEy. 242 Hudson
street, Mr. B. Graham 50 street: Mr. H. Hsrs'. corner
Of sr9adway aud Hudson and North Moore Mr. b. ouaeL
. str, IL III. as ast@.s Mr. EmRree ii East B5s.dsy
Mr. VIM Bige.w. Brooklyn. IS Fulton street nov so-es
ARIES Arb sT6 ERRs; w. Fur CAPS, HATS
to 1snqsure and keep for sale splendid every
s ss 4 h their line OF hs very best @ss add workmanship
GLOWING articles VIZ; Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and he
Otter Fnr-sea Nuiria Mkral Rabbit, aud Hair Seal Csps
Also ssa.t Plush cs,h Leather and Fancy Caps. Pine 1
d. Plain do Stocks with Handk Plain .Iss 6rd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also splendid TX md sn
veng Bombazin silk and be stocks made on The
best run hIis.e frames % the most approved n~- Bo
Suspenders. Gloves. &c. nov 2.f
RUTLER.s COMPOUND BALsAMIC IRE
- pAkATloN Of The Essential OH. Of cop,ivi and ces.
Numerous well authenticated Of the extraordinary efficacy Of
node Of publicity has aJopisd !" citing iad
'iaa Eases however extraordinary they appear
rn their simple Recommendation greater cxtep
ion Of its virtues than would medicinal e
-c interpreted with the particulars often cases. But
changing community. doubtless there hundreds who have not
rad OF H. and are al los what and probably not
heiee can he deemed impdenl recommend this As the
m article 10 be ed IN for often produce
desired effect. $3.50
Differing suni the nosrms that dliy aiteaptcd
oie on intelligent community by their fraudulent preten-
ns couehed IN general ems and nsingly offered
ampans dramatically opposite in their proper
emedes the apods each effect Thi, me-
eres singular action derived from each o It's having
own Peculiar operation the particular intended
enove-the continuation and arxure forming irresistible re-
ali Incompatible with the complaint Immediately uhdr its vr-
@nre, rendering inert and producing safe and certain
Surrounding the medicine isa pn treatise. with recipes
OF all the different synPt with simple and easy instructions
he hrs stages Of syphilis observations empirical imposition
he lanentabe deiusiJm attend these complaints.
AGENCIES.
NEW YORK-l0j Cherry street.
Pfi1LADELPHIA--562 Market street
ALBANY--46 State street
NEWARk-35 Brpadwav. octS-u
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STIRIdNG,s ORIENTAL RALsAMIcA,. COM.

NTIRTINGfS ORIENTAL BALSANTtN's CONE
- PGfNDAn efeacos, ssuary, and 81 val In all
Of LeucDrhre. Involuntary EWs ~ and Weakness,
IrrHsriy the Mese Irritation ssnn Of the Biad
her, and all diseases Of the Urinary Orr4n. The is'a
Afforded by the the BHsamie Compound, IN
space time much heightened .-efiy In The
diseases Ia confidently fired with accompanying
certificates o the lriiish Faculty. which viii
lamp high epu which the unique preparation valued
Pep ed ory by w. Stirling Whte-shapel London. Sold whole
,ale and retail by
NATHAN B GRAHAM, Chemist L.
Apoh c-tlar uf William II. N.
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A sSlGNEE's NOT!CF.-Iisyins by deed Of ..ss..
N been .p'intrd Assiyu~e "f the prpe JACOB
SMITH Of the City Of New ii, Livery Sta .K~~p<r) In
Cor the hensh Of ell ~ his erer require an persons In
'ebte 10 lin wake Hm~dse payment. and III pers hsvtug
cha demands sre him furnish If fk- psrties
with drlsv the susrher Be<k.s
and scush sirerts, New Ysk-
Nov Is, lass nv M WHIP. WRIGHT, Assv>
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L THOMPSON. NO. t2 WALL. ST. Pl-iy-.
hn.ef his and euds h. !" hi. stack nev~ia
'ius he will nothing his t-t' anil aii',
in all shall he devoted r the hen~6 e WIN vr hin
with their rtlrrs Nj
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GREENWlCHC COAL A Il DS.-sz.5 rusl.on cor
ner Leroy and AIS Hudson Of Amos ATT
ALL LAYTON respectfully inform their frie.s
Of Anthracite Coal they daily receiving cargoes Of
superior quality SchuylkiI Coal aed he equal any
Coal sold IN this market under they would call attention
particularly TO the Spohn aud Gate Veins Fom their arrange
this they feel satisfied they win he able give szssc-
ton 10 consumers both as 10 quality aud price,
Orders strictly attended to.
Orders received by A. De Camp Co. 81 Wall street; or
Ten Eytk, O2 Washington street, j. o. ohack l5 B9wery;
al either vi their yards. JAMES ID. W. WHITEHALL,
aug 81 JOHN W. LAwTON.
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COLLEGIA son DOL. ~. I60 Canal .iTttl. EN-

COLL EGiA rE SCH DOL, No. leo Canal street. en-
~ tra-re % NIiek corner 1T Canal STREET r. McNEl LII and
q A sFsEETER, Principal. The location If Thu Schol i
particularly eligible and iis cOu and well ventilated
II enbrarrs fur dep
Ht THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
hteJ b Unive Cege in the United
Il under he nner charge Of Mr. MN III, grlu Of Trn
y Coege, Duh wo occupied
preparation o stud -,lsf far that Univei sty
I'd TIE DEPARTMENT or MODERN Ian
GUAGES. in which the er-an. Fr~n, and allan taught
Is under direction Of Mr. A. Peax Professor Of Modern LIN
kuage<
Sd THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT., for csure Of in
strueiion Ia the and higher branches of English education
u conduc'rl nv Nr G.. q. Jrnriuy.
4sh THE PREP ARATORY DEPARTMENT.. to 1T lad
under sight Of Co ;e sigvi English studies par
teuar Alteration a. ang Spelling Wring and the ruiments Of
Arithmetic and Geography
For fu7hr paricua the al aEy time between
the hours offs A. NJ and 3 P. NJ
Refsrenres:-
Il Hey bishoP OndeTdonk, George Barclay. E-q
ksv. Dh tiaihrws, chancellor Anthony Birclay Esq.
OF the New f,rk University. Joha Chamb-s r. O.
Rev. ]. F. >hr irfer SCHUYLER Livingston, ESQ
1seV- A hieiay. John CALDWELL ESQ.,
Wa Sampson,Esq lee lO-Sm
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streets. New YokT J. W. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment &C the allowing
o description, Soeks aud Aneurs Aurr
Bits Patent ~ Sets aper and Divders, Turning and F
Chse and Gou:e, Srrrw Plates Strks D.ss. Hammers,
Axes Alxes BsvIl< tiHIge, Levels, Furnishes. >pke
hsyes Cremar saws Turning Lihes Vices. Measuring Tapes,
Drawing Instruments Wood BSxes for Gu Ting all
Rules Files Drill Rowe. Cutting Nippers. and Pliers MiIre
Squares, Cnplsse Saw Pld Oil Snes, Draw Knives Plane
Irons, lrUn and Steel Squares ow Augurs. Drawing squares,
Screw Tools. ~h-c Patent Augurs, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue PITS Blow Pipes &c.
~ B. Large asorineit 1T Planes, manufactured by A. f.
Baldwin. Praunuis Plane. Farfory n Y. icf 2l7ms
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T0THE LADIES AND CEN Lt;M y OF

NEW fOtk-fbI ere resnretfullv rrqe-te 10 preserve
YOUR hrlth WM r. SMITH NJ II VI ,irn three dplr
frsn Broadway, taxes this public
AZ with the Water Proof Shes, thai they
nt valuable article offered the public
wihoula ehor possible per-Irng iIis stick
OF this article comprises r Bois do >hs and slippers with
and with ui fus Ai. Gentemens Baos AMI Over IN
wh'e combining neatnes with and cmort asp
sve Of artirIe % the Boston and Lynn India
Rubber Factory together with article
Linen lint likewise extensive Of Fus Of
scrp all Ut which respectfully invited 10 call and
wANTED-Sn0 Seamstre.ses Apnv a. above dec slim
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ME ART OF RAPID WRITING, illus.


l lraIed and espIlined BY B. r. FOSTER Tessher Of
Writing and Bookkeeping author Of Development Of CarstaiS
>ysiem Prize Essay the best mtth Of TRACKING Peaanshp
&c. vol w.. with plates, practical and ornamental
Also Fosters Elementary Copy Book NJ. o. T. designed 10
lead thu learner rom the rst rdmens Of penmanshp prsct
knowledge OF the art Adapted schoo and pvsr inst ueon
81 Is per dozen; III cents single For sale the Writing Esab
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Mr.. Fosters c.ncisene,s and ps-spicuy,
and is well worthy Of all who In this
branch OF educ Naturalization Courier.
The nld, hwing graceful writing, distributed throughout this
volume enough proye thai Mr. Foster sklful aud
teacher The plan novel; simple and ngeni and sdmi
rby adapted 10 the attainment Of fine Psnnanship
Evening Star.
We ierouly recommend Mr. Fosters system
anxiety provess ofher children accomplish
that Of Penmansh. - Boston Mere Journal
Mr. Foster prernd teach that style VI writing which wanted
by Judging by the fc me his asd ~
what Ourselves have in his ehosl d.p
mend the work aly ard place Confidence n the
teacher We think highly Of Mr. Fosters Copy Bk, that
hall adopt forthwith, the work Of all the teaching
10 be guilty OF hereafter nameyhst OF ehdren
New England Galaxy.
There nhng wanting in this system to insure to
pupil OF ordinary capacity the acquisition Of hand writing IN
which the leghiy expedition and elegance uaiied
u founded tbs simple. natural and philosophical pn-
cples.-I Boston Evening Gazette
The rses laid uwn in this treatise sound. and II duly fol-
lowed out will lead t excellcncf.-INew York American
- Mr. Foster continues give lessons In Penminshp and
Bookkee Ing 1873 Broadway. whtre gentlemen
expeditions Hours Of inrctsn from A. 10 p. NJ
Sthsnls and Families attended Tenn moderate. dec iIf
EECHES! LEECHEs! LEECHE-!-Ai lh~ New
~ - ~. 4 IN a.
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a BARGAI<.-LsdS as,i 4 in the Township of OxEr.l
N Lower Canl Confusing $40 acres. of which are under
bsh IT, u cultivation well w1terrd and f.ed The fnr y.
beautifully sn1+a - Asnks Of the Frsnci. ir
the yihsr and the n'iR rsnl pnrerty;
tor fuiis- = IhinrHaon apply TO BRANNt'M& DAY.
oet2b-H ! Y Fran-irret.
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I EECHES. LEECHES! LEECIIE>!-Ai the New
IL York Medical Cuppns and Leechne establishment $40 Green
wieh street. doors helnw SpngLPhysieiaa' and SURGEONS
Informed thai p Bunel Co. have COMMUNITY hand large
supply Of fresh impo ted Swedish Italian Portuguese and Span
in Leeohrs, which applied all u, reasonable terms
by sxperie nced persnus. i8-tf
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CQMlsOUND SxRUp OF SARSAPARI.-
~ La. ofs q'1Iiy Foe sale nv the nxrn
lie Il rs Briwsv .is dr 'hv- the CITY tta~ I-'6
CENUINE POLANDRIA OLA sure ~.
" Indian tr thu Rheum n-Ths Poardrs C;l IN.
essential oil extracted f the PsnSFia and nfs
kr Distressing Disorder. the rhe,
Per ze by Rwn- ca. 5io Gr-spssih street. d,or.
Spsnr: Psfrirk Dirk 43 Rroaiwav.
Svm- 81 Bowe-v, ~ Walker and ~.
s of Grand and the BssTy Price g. dec At
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STORE FOR SALE.

~ ha;-rlv fitted up Confectionery Store fnr sale The
6xtnres = Of Gl Jars BoNrs Counter, Shelving, Baskets
Scales an Weights, Sriee oil Cloih Hor awning
signs he. ali and in first order ang with small IT
Confectionery will he sold bargain, applied E,r soon
prurpet0i having arehsine than he
Of hi s for sale. Put ca re,uirrd and ys- paper for
the h'@esa ~ DAYS Apply No n B"wery above Prince
sept
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NATHAN GRAHAM, Chemist Il
v 6 Apofhfcafv. 81 Cedar, of William Il. NJ. ".
Richmond palladium., 1836-03-26

I MEA1CO.-The following DEGREES
have been promulgated by the Mexi-
can government, and ordered to be
Ienforced: WAR DEPARTMENT.
! The government has received infor-
nation that, in the United States OF
North America, meetings are called
for the avowed purpose of getting up
and fitting out expeditions against the
Republic Of Mexico, in order to send
assistance to the rebels foster the CIV
il war, and inflict upon our country
all the calamities by which it is fol-
lowed. In the United States, our an
cient ally. expeditions are now organ
ized similar to that headed by the
traitor, Jose Antonia Mcjia,and some
have even set out for Texas. They
have been furnished with every kind
of ammunition,by means of which the
revolted colonies are enabled to re-
sist and fight the nation from which
they never have received butimmense
gratuitous benefits. The Govern
ment is also positively informed that
these acts,condemned by the wisdom
'of the laws Of the United States, are
also reported to the General Govern
ment,with which the best intelligence
and the greatest harmony still pre-
vail. However, as these adventures
have succeeded IN escaping the pen
alt.es inflicted by the laws of their
own country,it becomes necessary to
adopt measures for their punishment.
His excelency the President al inte-
rim, anxious to repress these aggres-
sions, which constitute not only an
offence to the sovereignty of the
Mexican nation, but also to an evil
dent violation of international laws.
as they are generally adopted, has or
dered the following DEGREES to be en-
forced:
1. Foreigners landing on the coast
of the Republic, or invading its terri;
tory by land. armed and with the IN,
ten:ion of attacking our country, will
be deemed pirates, and dealt with as
such, being citizens of no nation pre-
sently at war with the Republic, and
fighting under no recognised flag.
2. All foreigners who will import
either by sea or land, in the places
occupied by the rebels, either arms or
ofany kind for the use of
said rebels, will be deemed pirates,
and punished as such. /
| send you these DEGREES that you
may cause them to be fully executed.
Mexico. SOth Dec. 1885.
To the military commanded at Ia
maulipas. /
"a true copy.) GOMEZ. !
Richmond palladium., 1836-03-26
GOMEZ.
HIGHLY lMPORTANT-;f true.

HIGHLY MPORTANT-'f true.
/ We extract from the DonaldsvIlle
O.a.) Eagle of the 3th inst, received
by the mail yesterday evening the
following important intelligence.
"We learn from respectable per-
son arrived here. that the Comanche
and several other tribes of Indians,
have declared war against Texas, and
will second the operations of General
Santa Anna, who is now advancing
on ST. Antonio at the head of of 5000
men, and 25 pieces of artillery. The
Indian force, it is said, amounts to
10000 warriors and 5000 cavalry.
This report accords perfectly well
with the departure of the 9th regi-
ment of U. States troops from Jefier-
son barracks, for the Mexican from
tier, where they are to be joined by
Gen. Gaines, who is to take the COM
mand."
The disafection Of the Comanche
Indians is also stated in an article
which we published on Tuesday last;
according to the Arkansas Advo-
cate, they had torn up the treaty late
lv entered into BIZ them with the
Commissioners Of the United States,
and exhibited a hostile attitude.
If this rumor prove correct. whi n
God forefend. then indeed the friends
of Texan liberty have every thing to
iear-a bloody and savage war mus,
ensue, the consequences Of which will
be terrible. and may forever seal the
chance of Texian independence.
Santa Anna. perhaps, has offered
the numerous hordes of Indians. who
inhabit our frontiers and those of
Mexico, the whole Of Texas as re-
ward for their services. in case they
should expel the co!onists. This
measure would be polite on his part.
as it would crush all that vestage of
liberty which is SO rapidly di.iusing
itself among his countrymen. and
which every momen, threatens to
lurl him from his usurped power
besides it would put stop to all fu-i
,ure American enterprise in that quar-
Ter. The Indians he could easily in
luce to become his allies. and use
them either as means to crafty his,
ambition, or revenge.
Tie frontiers of louisiana and Ar
sansas would reouire 4 larre funce tai,