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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

dCoapKng.'-The President said in
theTlattsr psrf Of bis fourth veto that 20
permanent Tariff system can "be Justly
hoped for il the Tariff question Be coupled
with that Of Distribution"
And in the former part Of the same We,
10 he says that bis Recommendation of the
Distribution act 'was expressly coupled
with thstcondftion that the duties on i'm
ports should notexceed the rate Of 20 per
cent"
Now, Nj. Tyler. jus. couple this and
that and tells Us hoS much consistency
you can make out Of the two.
And when you have solved that prob
lem We shall give you this other. You
profess to veto the tariff because OF this
coupling with Distribution. But the Bill
you refused 10 sign does not create, bat
destroys this coupling. /. repeats the
coupling clause. Explain % US then what
consistency there is in this.
Trsnton siatsS Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

il hesPisit Of faction, operating npbn the Loeos
in Congress, has been clearly developed in the
late votes q The House ofRepfessntatives upon
Revenue projects. Their sole ohiec, ssems 10.
o4sse defeat practical and useful Legislation, and
merely aidihe Presideni iu the project Of throw
ing odinm upon the Whig majority. As spe-
sinpAen Of The tactics adopted, We may refer tho
teadsr % TIE vote Con Thursday lastl upon MI.
ftHmofe's resolution from the comniltee OF
ways and Means, proposing @ adopt he rejected
TAnf bill dropping the Land Distribution clause
A 1f sxenpuns tea and coffee from duty. Al
most NE whole party voted against The PROPOSE
'Ipn "A proof tina. they are for no Tariff bill, but
fate Wiling 10 leave he country without re-
sources, and subject d all the evils Of foreign
rsstriction.s The vote, ION the oceaxoh rsfa,,edt
| 81, was 30 70 ia twas in reference 10 he inA
sincerity Of the Loces thus evincsa, that seysraI
W'hig members changed their votes, our repre-
sfnsatlye among the number. We add the nols
| n ne Reporter for the Tnielligsncer
| After The list bad been called ,broneb ~
ElaFion rose and remarked that he mad girsn :
Evefy. relnciant1yole inl The affirmative IL ! =
| surrender heprinciple of distribution ofth. ind
fpnd1 in lAa foFlorn hope oftioipx someihin. "a,
the eounty but ii seemed In vain 10 trr 10 con-
ctlaleS ans he thetesote changed his vote ID The
II 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

les. esuSl<S win = ssiiea declared By hinself
70 b % = sahieet totally didersnt thst be
will not sufsf thsH % be coupled 10 the sane
lay. wish that cunailio1 Csngress eaanot GEM
ply. Iathis stats 81 thinss be bHs asstmsa. a.
Ire conmitiee faiE5 believe, he exercise 81 the
xhoie issalttve poWer tos himself, and i lery-
iMg niiifposcf moasS upos the Peopie Hishoei
say stihtrifs 81 lsw Bat The fass 7Sssislen Of
this aasslfqp sepepas neiihsr uPoa legislative
nor rxs<stSe. but tpon Judicial authority, nor
can lie 6asL decision cf tlseS 6prsme Coari upon
Il 5e Fronoanced before ne close Of the present
coaErsss II ths mean tine the abusive sxer-
Else OF he eonstitutionsl power Of the Preai-
dent . arrest the aeri0n Of Congfelsupon nea-
surss vital 10 he welfare Of the People. has
wrought e0Ayseiion upon the niHds Of 4 maiori-
II or the CorAaitsse that the Veto power itself
must BE (eslEAined and modified By an anend-#
msnt ~ ths Conatiigtion itself 4 resolution for
which they aeeosgibgly herewith respectfully
JOHN oUINcY ADAMS,
JOHN N. Bolts,
JAMES COOPER, AZ
X. R9YNER,
THOS. J! CAMPBELL,
w TRUMAN SMITH,
r. GRANGER,
!. Fl. 81 LANE,
= JEREMIAH MORROW
j. a. PEARCE. e
Resolrtd 81 tks Stnais and Hsue Of Rsprssenta-
fires N lie Unilsd Satss &c .iHesiea in Congrsss
assembled. Itlrs-kifds n both Hsasss eonenFriag
tAsrein. That The foilowirx amendment Of the
Canstitasion or the DATED States. 10 the seventh
section pf tthe 6rst article, be reoommended 10
the Legislatures oflhe several States, whieh ,on
the aSoplion of he same 4by three-fourths u
the said legislature, shall become part and
parcel % ne Constitution:
+. lns,ssdef The words sawo-thirds, . twice re-
pea.edih NE second paragraph Or The said 81
.Yenth section, Substitute, in bpth cates, the
words "a maiorYtI Nxhe whole namker5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON

The Tresiy With Enelsud, the first, We believe,
ever negotiated with that Power ia tho u. States,
was RArirfEn M fHt SsS1TE on Saturday evening
lat aboH. nine o'cl9ekr after discussion Of four
days. The proceedings are not made public but
IL ID generally understood ths the vote Of ratification
was no less strong than9 rulRTr-srsE Teas against
NINE Mays.
When re consider the variety 81 subjects ~hish
the Treaty is supposed 10 embrace. heir ma ni-
tude, and ths obvious snd acknowledged difficulty
Of some q them; aOd when We consider the state
Of the eOuntry. and the eses Of that unhappy party
spirit which, in regard - osherimportant sdbjests,
20 much distrasts pablie councils, thfs strong
and decisive majority, necessarily made up ofmsm-
sers Of all parties, reflects the highest credit upon
those vhe have conducted The negotiation, and gives
the fullest assurance thst the National honor has
been nanssined, and all the great interests affected
By lhs Treaty efsstaally upheld and promoted.
Most sincerely aEd cordially Do We felisitate The
country % this suspicious result and We may pro
Perly sqagraiala,e The World On the event, since.
i any Of The difficulties. now settled bad tefmiasted
in var between the United States and EugIsnd such
= var must have eonvulsed The globe. We saahot
but indulge the hops that this favorable settlement
Of affairs with England i bat the krs in series Of
measures and events tending to restore The country
10 is former prosperity Lei Us hail il As the vel
como harbinger Of better tfnaes !!
MAJ mi, Of .MendsgI
Amer some uell-5eseryed eomplimentSto Lord
A,hburtoa and Mr.. webster, the InsellEssesr
adds -
The treaty itself, vhiAh has been rsiineq ~ tn's
0overument, sannet be publishso epa Pr9el.iMea
before il has been fstthed ;. oo.n
II 10 understood, hoseseg, .nal psossass lol II.
setthment, NO. onif q khe peuna.ly fsp., ~
Of other important mauefs q un.en proofey
shall Be soon able - lay our
not II 1iieinl form, al ne matenei PolAS q tns
sdiastment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

The Rie6est Jsks yst-Our friend Rob-
ert Tyler, son and Private Secretary Of
the President, was here few days since,
very deeply engaged 10 Political arrange
ments and negotiations. 10 one Of bis
conferences With certain Loco Foco man.
ayers, be innocentiy and modesIly observ.
ed that his fatker sCouid submit his claims
for rs-slsction 10 q Democratic Natlonal
Consenfion, The Kinderhookets screwed
their faces into an ageni1ing solemniiyl
during the brief remainder OF tbe confer
snce, but The way they guifaEed as soon
as they got ont Of sight was positively
dangerous. Happily. no blood-yessels
sxplOded.-N Z. Tribune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
! ELECiTIoNIs.

"a Alabama, the Loco Foeos have carried de
Legislature III large majority. II
Ia TlHnois.Ith they have also succeeded Ill elect
ing theiF Governor (FSrdl BY large mpjority,
and caTFlsd malofities IN, both houses of lhe
tssisassts Nearly the whoIS MOrmea vote
(a6oai 2ooOi vas thrown for Inc Locp Foco
lieket 4 ~ eoaibinaliOn oft all the eleuaen.sot
iesrucEivercss.
in Missouri, the Wings scarcely made as,rus-
sle-7-the congressional election 45oeips usas Ia
ad1FFalnrcs Of any lawful apporlionment of dis.
iricts.
InIHdiana, The Wings carry the Senate, aha
the Lofas lhs House. giving Tie latter majori,
~ !of44 on jainI ballot This loses us thai sisr
ling ana useful Wig Senator, Oliver II Smith,
Esq II
n N Later accounts from Indiana render il
sProbable that ltae Wigs have succeeded in se-
curing = majority II t,ro on joint ballot. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
TREASURY NOTES.

A Report was received from he Treasury
Department, asking for. an issue Of Treasury
notes, OH The convertbiliiy Of The same into
Stock. The presentation Of this documen. crs-
ated good deal Of sensation in the House. Ii
was proposed to refer the documen. to the
Committee Of Ways a.uH Means with certain
instructions q report various bills,
Aftqr some debate, ths bill was referred,
without inSlrgetiopS. 5I e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

NEw WEsTBRN ENTRRpRrsK. The
louisville Advertiser says thai conpa-
ny has been organized 10 indiana, 10
construct canal from Fort Wayne, on
the Wabash. 10 Elkhart, Oh the s. 10.
Seph. % Be called Erie and Michigan ca
nal. The Distance il slxty miles, This
canal, vilhHihe Wabash and Erie canal,
would open water communication be-
tween lakes Michigan and Erie. through
the St. Josephs and Msnmse riFers.
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lGbffrfeI lDrl66.-



IL me sasi " Mt. sAsrox FIR csPs W
~ etsfIs eiassag ths AFnoFss i very Propsr
one oat We 20 pct seisk i probable The ans wer
4. Il
whi asssioP ne true rsssoss for the movement.
frooan,s ne ehaags OF system requires that IL
lnssntefy q ths mafhinsrY and materials skeaId
Se taksp bas wss,roaEls suspect The real de-
sign i 70 throw odian pOa whig Congress
fsr Is delay p naking appropriations There
may bs smother osjest il view, and ,ha, i. 10
e glFs iae suPerlaisndsats an. opportunity 81
sAe'uoipg ssRs e ne werk rea who haye been
.oc slln e 'ieFoSk .as pregnant hinges Of the
kese. oPiriOns may well diiFsF sboa, ths de-
sisa p ffeeeni isessaeHts, but certain itisthat
appearances hsse JaF'lfsd The belief that there
pas been studied esoft p stare the wqskmsn
talo spirit pf ssaRish sIhmissibn II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

he length y, tae Profess aRA Counter Re
pof' q aari Ma. W Gaaer. sud the Minorily
kepefi RI Mtfsrs G, ] lnssssoll ami James J.
Roosevelt, prevents Their i4settion ii ,ar a.
lumhs They are dsfsnces IL lhe Veto Power,
andos lhe> President and opPesition parry. nov
working together % defeat ala Wing measures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
DIED:

On WedncsGav Mas lyih of sroIsy on the brain, Ana
IA on, lu .her 81 Charles AMI talacrGe Leach astd
aud . OaNs. ., -.
The relatives ami friends OF The AN ~ ostln,r WIN We
csr,,er. nj uoVac. Lodre No Co., -. oil o. f.. and tie
order IN General and also tae meubers OF the CaVts aa
(ler, socsy are respectfully invited to attend hef u
neral tn "a syl afternoon hall pa o'clock irem No
s. tlrst street 100
On " e,.ues!ay MAY 18Th. Wm ID. >h7ler OF Turn son
OF the lste Natn1nir sha.er 20 Ut Mildieowu, Coma
Ga " edBcsday. May Ism, Mrs Ana, widow OF he"fy
Van BeITtu, aged 3 II,
On Wednesday, Nay loil W.. Ann kiiLa WHO" OF uV
late John l.. Cregrr, aged ~. 49,.
~, Wedne.,la, May 18Th. NJ, Mary Mulvsy, aged :.
On "Wednesday. MAY 1874. NJ. sophia Ha~ey as.A -
Ga Tuesaay M1y l7ih Levy Jane, vile Of John M-aoh'
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p \. Democratic Whix General Com.

.;ssee. MAY l7tb, 1872
"s,s"sd That The Democratic Wig and other Fcctor.
fle CHy OF New lork opposed 10 the School Law and
svor Of repeal be requested to tkeir resper-
80 wards at the following places Monday Even. 2
80, hs SD sL, at aoclock, Tor the p1rpose II secc,iy
Csnntres 10 nominate suitable persons candidates tor
sbo Commls, onefs. Trustee and Inspectors 20 be sup
Nred a. the Election 10 June reEt.
il ward-Ihreshet's Broad ,ireei Hotel
a Jont - Second Ward IIOiel
"a No. Sl Mas!ingtonstr..t
Ah -Shak'peare Hotel
Sh Marion House lej Chapel-stIect.
sih Monroe Hall.
nh Franklin Hotel.
9Th Howard House.
sh Northern Exchange, Blocker. street
10th Columbian Hall.
Ilih No. q Avenue ID.
lsh At such place a. Ward Committee de, gnatc.
18th No. Sher.fl-s,reet
lill -BToadRay House.
III -Cen>iiiuiion Hall, Broadway.
10Th --Hnlletons : XIII Avenue.
l7h Henry Clay House, Avenue 4.
ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
u HoBART iiAws. Secretary. myl,
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The sales at the Board today were 10 fair extent
Prices without material change, wi,ha slight improve.
meni in some descriptions Long Island J. Harlem !.
The males o. State Stocks limited, but for good
stocks the market firm. Ohio Skies improved per cen',
Ilne, Bonds fell oil per cent.
81 zoo " V 6 l862. Sg{ Gao Illinois Skies 70. Let
1900 do. .......... 80 6,20o Ohio es go IA
Foreign Exchange very heavy, and will probably De-
cline II may 90 low as il before the recent al
vance We quote sterling nominaly to 81 Francs 32l
$50.
Inland b lis remain about before quoted. excepting
for Alabama Funds which account of the want or de-
and are worse day. Some o the Brokers refuse to buy
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ). DRAPER 1.
sore - W. si1-.tfssr cfrr.. 81 -,
DNE>DAN Nav =


4. -fr W.r-l',..'. = No. y, - - 49,,
g. H...,r OBJ. flr E,ccstls CD. the Cotnuss ri -.
cral. l-, Gee fionl. un>-t,isd sol s~yn,.s ..
'i.' 81 .r...> a; lrut. ua' IA >l'd Company. va:
o. 81, ".c .-. D. - -, a months, ca
oy Mt4.i >5asoa. or siaI -
Gteursy Lyon, no,e as;rd Jane II, lSSs mos "a.
Ao,>,i ~ J!-'s B. & erDN-y, So -
- r Can, note eucrs,N by Garrett X. Cane dated
AZ: ~ sfh 80. iur ss0i =
X Young jas no'e, dated sept s. 1850 al tor
ii-ary Nouuse, 0o,e daed,usu. { lss ~ months. tor
>anas Church \ Co, no,s a,ed Sept C, IsS7. mos.
- dor>,i Nv samuel 4 Church. 500 -
tas, $50 w. ~ ' ~ "
.hoy lest 60 oo.e a,ed June 6. lsS7. at NOS.
enlor>cd by W. Hobby, 1851 -
LAD aa'Sl g-n, 81, - a. p NOS for s.se -
Sa"s's r-,'' 0,,e 's'.i tres1l 1855. 500 A.
|. - Mclean alt Js1'r, I1r,.,. s'2l 20
Fraac' ! >'.l'' noe d.,l oel /, - sye.r. o..
"'ai cos,ers Ho'e March ;. 1897, mo-. endorsed by
Jane, Bnrsr +, MT. 81 Nav. 1912. 50 l,y. Sss
Ba1'ce ig-9n iic>al'y, hhl' Nernus note tor sac
Jalgem,n, agaa,, william McNuiy. Levereu Mil.
~ nea, 9 Msrru aud Albeit McNlv dated lith OF Nav
Judgement aga ct u nm l. Meeker Tor s2Isi H.
Boo! iccosRs.
Against John "a
,m,, No. ''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 90
Also, ~ share, Of Gr,,rv ich Bank >ocy
THURSDAY, MAY .
1t ~ o'cloch ~ Poe Auction Room, French Gools-oo
ei>r> French Sooi' comprising Ar1e and desirable Az
~n'ni oi SEASONAL. fir,-s, received By arrivals
al ~ mont cfnt
fso, nr cab handsome aS>n tnirni OF fresh imported
F'ncb AMI German 0oo's compu,ng rch selection OF
>ea-1uatl. articles
A.o ca.es >hrrsd B,rn,is
hso. case. Chine acct Gcn> de Nap Ribbon.
N>o, ! ol-s> Dram d'tts.
Aso,N pieces >upsrgne French Drilling. suitable Tor
mery liant "a 1r>
FRIDAY. MAY q, NJ 10 O'Clock.
iHr bd re- aux Glare r0m h,lSes the xhe,t 10
pltat'on lu brlurauN, W.h Palmer Msryaux
n casks Chateau laoCr 1875. in ca-e> ~ Julenue Medox
III. 'hat.1 Nlrlau,c i,i.. Chateau Iafue ls5l aud ~
Chnieuu Mar-iux 1851. Dehs II I,mne 1885, Chamber.
un c. Mu, or aai pts. NuinaV ar ~ Per.y Crsnd
M1us,suI, sparkling ReNe,as,, sparkling Az Mouss.ut
Cham. lunel Nu>cat MaHNhino. d. Vars, Absinhe NeN
Curacao, Auni-etie aud assorted Cordals
A PRIVATE SALE.
cases crimson Poussts
jcs>e, printed Poneee,.
China black A hiAs, 10 assorted servings: 5cas. isn
cN French style plaid casmerc,, viz ON.Ord fancy mist
&c loiuvlle. &c
Al.1, n double screw press, hut little used.
good organ Suitable tor small church
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NEWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From

: -I''''''F Vt I7I' W.T. ''"F' TT
l8i
D9cior J.1s. Please 10 send large supply OF your
valuable meioses particularly Ut the ESpectoran as
have great demand Tor them ia the British Provinces
gentleman from Windsor, Province 81 New BrUD,~ick)
passing through here on his way 10 Bosom, To get
cured Of Brs1lls WHEN recommended 10 him your TX
pecfoIauL II did nceliul him ard he returned
home p'rscily cured. JOHN BEckyoRD
The tNpecorsa has brought 10 liis here after
lis PhS cian ha1 him 40, and he had taken Dothsg
io. three DAYS. H.. complaint called Consumption.
happened Ia call ia ard hlR IN very distressed stua
lion. uIei his wife To try the tSpsciorsnt,
thinning that might give hin and he would
expire whles, agony. but he recovered right away The
d., tor. blew ~ Yours. &C. in haste j. BECKyoRD.
Prepared only by Or. %. lane, ~ South Ihins Phla-
'-phi sold hy the agent, hy the quantity at reioii
~ Fuf0u corner oI Gnai..f 100 Fulion rs
rsldVay; u Ea,. Broadway. Price -.
uiylo lm., \ t.. d. SANDS, Druggists
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= EWAEK HIGH SCHOOL for Young

- Bsnk. Commercial Bank OF Buflln, Commercial .
O.ergo, Levi, County Bank, Farmers Bank, Amsterdam,
and Hou,aouc Railroad Money bought the best rates
hv GAY 4 PALMER, 81 Wallet
If under he 4. Co.
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y Traveirrs.-11crierncn ,I.Iling M, CHS a

J. \ liberal d.'coun, made to those who purchase
he quantity. sll1 In !. :.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, MAY 18th, 10y the Rev william VI >tl"el'
Theodore Wilnot 10 M' Mary u. Gage. al! Of lhis cay
On "Wednesday My 1871 Cha, Addison Buckley 10 Jui'd'
daughter o. DR.. John Melissa, all ni ih.> CITY.
On "Wednesday. NAV 10Th, 7. r.. Putnam 10 Mary Ann
daughter of John WeOdhead, ESQ
On Tuesday, NAV l7th, Woodruff kStchaih TO Mary Am
Rhodes. both Oi tbs city. =,
Suu4ay May 18th, Robert Levin Of th' city TO si'T
moaia daughter 81 Peter DaEgeit, o! Falmouth, Mass
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CREAT AND NOVEL ATTRACTION at

~ tie ELI~INN FIELD>-F-cc Cun,t-,, oh, Eta
"a N1Sad every Monday. "Wednesday. nud saturday
aeon. from > oDrcz O. ht r'cloca 20 Nuaiav
1.yf - rair ir JOSS cement e. N.i thc.. d-g tul
rosr, irresistible Mr. McCluv. ,Ge i,,sse TIE ps.e.
has ilr pleasure u, the puhrs thar ne has
professor 0' Oh order oi talent. and .ec by VIZ +. Nytr
lhfv DO rerirm ccton from Tie Operas oi re
admired composer. witt lAorfs OVcriures. C1saflnas.
Gs7lars>. &C. III hs.l.v OF tie surrounding scenery.
cuhrri with the cXcrss' = lc. cannot .a1 ~ Weld
tii-lr company IN 1p.,.
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The Anniversaries.

THE MISSIONARY SoclETY oY THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
tHURCH-
On Friday, MAY 4fh. in Second-street Church
On MONDAY MAY 81, in Daaur-'tre Church.
On Tuesday, Nav <1th. ~ Fofsyll-,ireet Church
The exercises to conu.euoe at seven O'Clock, 7. VI.
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1.-The Hope Toini Xb.iinnncc Relief So.

Ciety Nlu bold ia rrs-4 TOR Cunsnuiiuii sen
10 only Saturday. .l May, O'Clock 7. VI, Il Their
Hal corner Of BToliway and Oraud-,i r the pnr'- 81
clrcng Director fi the place Of Albert House, r.
,g0cd Members Oarc 10 arrear. FOR monthly dues WI
have the 200 me-, 10 come prepared 20 paw tie .ime
JAMES CODk President
A1trRr Ilo-sr. Secrctar-. myls 81
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=. Rand. Acadrmy. 31l Pearl and ~

commence Monday the oh of May. Those parents ho
WIS.,, -ons thorough OF instruction
English cias.r al studies. enter diem at thu nstiu-
tinr 10y making immediate application. The sane course
OF inuctons pafsGcd, and the ,ac books are u'ed al
botll places 2ftJr aX3 In
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nyio in.', ~ AZ D. SANDS, Druggis.
DIR. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Sher,

=
From thr Dover (N.Ii Gazette
DR.. Richardson's B,ierS-in orr columns may be found
a. advertisement ct Vegetable Btters, prepared by Dr.
= o. R1hardson, OF South ..ading, Mas They arr.
aid 20 h. undoubtedly composed o variety of valuable
and purely eahe Natter and ram oar own experience
well Others, sp,sA highly OF their reB0saiing
all ns gordng eject. upon The system We have good
opinion he B'er they 10, quack nostrun, but
discovered prepared and yents 10y regular physician,
graduate tie cOege Of state, and who las sad
bu le Tire way OF pulling them hn.,oi but leave, Ia
those who Try tbrm "a judy themselves For the diseases
many aue to- he spring ami summer, such as
6y, dysP pa. blous and nervous Complaints, &c, We
o nor hesitate tha THESE h,tefs VIII be- found SAFE,
agreoae end eirctusi restorative. As good heatn u
a.. tie greatest earthly blessings would early ads Sc
i.oe .borng under s1ch Diseases % make trial OF Dr.
Rchard.o,'. Ritsr: they can do harm. and may 10
much good, cCibdt0t hn many cases b~y have
Vegetable a4i tabs" rdc"~s are unquesuonaDiy The
most cn92enai u tie human sy>ient.
-For sale o. tilc agents, 4. g. 10. ssids, Dugsps,
- Fu0r->t, of Coolest. and 100 Fuitol-st Also sold
nv David Sands Co. No. II tast broadway, corner OF
NuAet.sireet. Adm. b. Saad, Co.. No. Hj Bresd~ y.
corner ai Claubcrs-sirctt. and by ID Gggists gesso
throughout do CIV and country. Prce u nyl0 hn Il
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Markets.

AShES-Salcs 20 lbl, Pots at 5 p and, 81 at III.
small parcel OF unia, OTdbe sold al lower ihan -
n ashes active this matter OF ares would have Ell
feet jObs. PeaIl, sold al 81 bu they cannot e quocd
over , -
fLOlR-The arrivals light. especially OF Genesee.
twhick The quantity aoa scarcely eSceeds 500 hb TIC
ouoiaticn : iG4 al Michigan Ieary 5000 bids IN 90
ofr have sold Today att Ct. sales OHIO Cana at l.. 30
1hls "Welnan" 49, at - About 80 hbs y. Ofivar>,
par, 10 arrive, sold private i,fus. supposed ~ %
southern the slecks si consist almost eney o' "eos
town. which Is held al SO. .
GRAN-Sal-. O. $50 bush III. Wheat OF milling al -
m ',,I,v x., ,,cellent. tn, uaikct g again neare
-, sale. SEQ bush. ieTsvy Cora al ~, measure
5no PEN, round yellow at at t%t 30 BUSH Rye a. % a.
The LILO parcel OF Barley Is "a iae MARI, h.Ii az ,,
1,s az rather dull AMI market well supplied sales ~
deco hush. al - a Al
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NOTICED. J. N. BUsHS sAR-

Y SAPfKII-iN SIM hil NfgttaWr sdfsSpafila
krersf,e Blood Pills the only Sarapai ia
I'D p he city oi Mexico and lie Whole surrounding
r, 10 DE Southern and Southwestern States. For
certificates and rrcOfame udlsns show bills len with
either the AGENTS IN his city Wholesale ard retail al
>ymCs Phaun-cy, BoNery, waksf-si and &. H. Ring
Fci'9n. cor. CT sreai b. Jas II. Haft, Broadway
Inamher,st ilotchng., cor. Bowery AMI Rroome A. b.
\ ID. ~snis, fuiton--t.
Prepared only by Doctor J. ~ Bush, al bis northern
Chemical Lab'rao-y AMI Easuicsi Works in the city
Now 0fk, ard a. h branch Office IN the city Of Mexico
None genuine except the Of John y. Bgs written
e. iaipl rrcr - =. 2g.lmi>-
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> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Smith.

ne i1tenfors pl:euters and manufacturers tie ia--
fted Ventilated Rel igeraior, have, alter year, OF -
naruce and iunaaeraLle trials. r-ri.rt.d article wc4
ih-y conf .aty believe viii give entire sais,acupa 10 io-'
VITO purcL a. They constructed on the most pnho~>
rtca eni ,cicnlnc principles. and are 60 a6angeh ~ u
every article cas- b. kept 10 apartment by lissi - @
r1s bic ilr thing 10 ii-te 81 anstr when nay
BE- fn ,4 ,ana Refrigerator. shh04t us cooling prUpr
being i'm aired Pleas call and nine al Tie agency
IS fSr,,.vav Nianui,corv 3 Whti.-s'. nivl3 Zs.is