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10 all TIE FBroTGd echo tssc ECsflh-
CT ga any fOria.
OIL OF TANNlN.
Or LEATHER KESTORER.

ANEW CHEMICAL Discovery.
WTOSr people know, that stins ard hid s
lVh ate converted into leather by The uso Of
Tanain extracted from cer'aiu barks, &c.
When the iJice and strength Of he Tannin
Is worn Out, leather becomes dead, hard, dry,
brittle, cracked c0rcred rih cras., DC.
THIS ALL KNOW. To restore then hf,
s9ftHes', moisiHeSs. s'rlpgih, sa0ihHess, and re.
move al crust, fy, or blsier-Tesfoye he ian.
min. This substance the leather never can re-
Ceive The second time bot he whole riT'ues
Of it are in this article, the Oil OF TAN
NlN-whieh penoiratos The siifiest and hard
est leather II i has been twenty years in use;
ard fit tears easily with the fingers, il impar.s
az once a strength that : utterly incredible IN
III seen. II bsoomes like neio ka'ber, IN al re-
spccts, with a delightful soltness and polish,
and makes az leather completely and perfectly
iHlperrious 10 waier--parlloularly boots, shoes,
carriage tops, harness, hose trunks, and in fact
all things made Of ieaide-, giving a splendid
polish, even higher than new leather has, and
n least aJubling its wear and durability IN
whatever manner the leather is used These
are fecis.
30 convince Of their truth, any man trying
the article and not finding Il so, shall have his
money again. Remember that This IS SERIOUS
and true.
For sale BY Greene lin anil a. N Jones
Columbus, Miss, and Comslock & Go. ~ q.
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GROCERIES.

VII = TIINI T-II-T8
II n addition 20 my stock ~ Groceries row
II on hand, ] expect 10 a few days an arrival
Of a large and general Stock for the summer
and lal iradei consisting in part Of:
Salt, Molasses, Bacon, MaCkeiel,
Iron, Sugar, Flour, Lard, Vinegar,
Steel, Coffee, Rice, Oils, Candles
Nails. Tea. China, Powder Tobacco,
Castings, Raisins, Buckwheai, Lead,
Sugars, Sc. &c.
Together with stock Of Staple Dry Goods
al Of which viii be offered az a much lower
rate, than goods Of the same kind have usually
been sold 10 this market.
.. L. CLARK.
Apral3h, Isls.
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CHEAT DISCOVERY!

VIiLlIAI DIILVF LII
Dr.. C0uners in-nriabs Cure for Gcngrrhea.
Years and centuries have passed away, and
o. fcmady--invariable, spccii-, and certain
or that sexual curse % mankind, the G9n0r-
rhsa. has ever before been discovered.
Tire one non ofers3 is the resell Of extern
sive science, research and experience, and
wa prove a nieater blessing TO mankind than
auy other medical preparation ever kn0wn /;
hasnuoh aa tie present generation may fce
Themselves from ths scourgn, and thus pre-
vCn' the deplo-ahie consequence q cn.ahug
Il upon their "chJdron, and then clildreu's
chldnon tolhe third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hil ana A N. jones
Columbus Miss, and Comyock and CON. U
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BLACKSMITHING,
WVHE Undersigned would inform ihs
IL public thar they are nov carrying r
on no above Business IN ull is variaus
branches, at their Old stand on Market
street. orc door south Of a. Z. Wolhna.
tons carrmgo shop.--Whero, BY prompt
attention 10 business. they hop9 10 merit
liberal patronage, Ali kinds Of TePsir.
ing done on the shortest noiice. Car
rage springs mended &c.
RANDLE g. WATKINS.
Feb OH, 1912.
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Justified the high.
handed outrage againsl
tic representatives. Of
the people, 70 whom
the matter properly be-
longed, and against The
law Of the land, in the
removal Of tbs depos
ites--which was the
first decisive blow al.
med at The exis cncC
Of the Bank itself
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DAgUERRE0TYPE P0RTRAiTS.
ctPLENDID Daguerreotyp9 Portraits Ia


az lhe Biewci, House. Room No. son the
third aoor; these pictures are ike Ire, and can
not be removed prices 9 and S dollars, aecor-
dingto the size hours from 10 a. ". to 4 T NJ.
March VI. 1872.
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PROPOSALS.

WILL be received BY the President and
w Selecimen Of tho Town Of Columbus
a their next meeting o. Saturday the I'd
Instant, for building CtofEhNi that VIII
bold 1000 gallons, (wina measure9 II o.
expected that tho confraciaF wa fdnShevery
thing necessary for its completion with The
exception Of lima and cemenL For Further
particulars apply to
GREENE HILL. Pres.
April l3. 1913, lizard u Sei.c'nsea
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IRON

n assortment Swedss iron Just landed
IA from Lalla Rockh For sale by
j. h. CLABK.
March 23.h, 1913.
n Bhls Western irish Potatoes, 3 balfbha
" water craCaers.3 bali bbls. butter crackers,
II pair plough harness igft arrived per steam
CT southener, and offered for sale at a low
rate by
j. L. CLARK
March 3Oth. 1918.
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COFFEE AND MOLASSES.
nn Sacks Havana Coffee, and 10 bbls.
~ Syrup SAID BY some who have used il
to be superior to the Sugar house Molasses.
Just arrived per Telegraph, and nov offered
at a very low rate.
Alarch 23h. 1913.
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DIR. ". SPILLMAN,

DIR. W. SPILLMAN,
THNAkES this method Of informing those iu-
u deb,c1 TO him, thar he viii continue to
receive ALABAMA MoEEY at PAR, for deb,s
due him, unless it should fall 10 a much lower
value than tis at the present time. It's there
fore hoped that these indebted viii call and set.
&c their accounts as soon as practicable. lie
woald also respectfully inform the public, that
he has again returned 10 bis office, with a good
supply OF
Fresk .WedictnCbi
and is prepared to serve bis old customers, and
others, who may choose 70 call on HIM, for an
other twelve months. Fresh vaccine matter
iasT received.
Columbus, March 23d,. 1913.
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Assailed both the
motive for,' and The
means BY which, this
.disgraceful party msa.
sure was carried out.
Declares that such a
law would be utterly
subversive OF State
Rights, and a Danger
Gus infractinn Of the
federal constitution.
In bis reply to the
Petersburg COMMITTEES,
in March, 1885, MIR.
{ alhoun said, il his
present friends and al
lies 80 prere car.
Irlpii0n an abuse ON
LY STRENGTH
EMS the Administra.
Uons in the affections
lof that powerful and
disciplined corps,which
Ii7 the main support Of
those in power and
which has unfortunate
y established 20 ocm.
lmanding an influence
lover public opinion"
Sneetd at Mr.. Van
Buren, rs a sbix'' aud
Ia aweazel," and voted
against the confrma
ItHn Of bis nomna,i0H
az Minister 70 Enalahs
as utterly unwor by o
THAT distinguished POI {
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COTTON CARDS.
MO. 8 d. 10. Just received and for sale at
N KGELER'S Cheap Cash Store,
April O. 1913.
TRACE CHAINS.
fine lot Of twisted Trace Chains ior sale
"A atKEFLER 8 Cheap Cash Store.
April g, i543.
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
LOZENGES.
V1OE Worms, Coughs, Colds Headache,
a. Nervous Complaints, Wtooping cough,
DC, Price % cents a box. fer sale at
KEELER'S Cheap cash store.
April 6, 1913.
LOOK AT THIS.
x GOD Furniture Prints Of Curtain Cali.
" Goes at a Plcayune a yard, and other
goods in proportion. Cal and see for your
selves, at,
KEELR's Cheap Cash Store.
April 9Th Is43.
4 Good assortment Of Blk Summer Cloth,
~ for Gentlcmen's Goats, at
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 9th 1913.
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EbFf3, fFuLLX conauu et11 ttE
- tas pro cssoaoi ssfticseg5 tAa eat
Ladei'a 5ehtomea 81 col0rbjs sris M
its vicinity p.sdging h.mssi 10 oocrhe n
nc most approved modern siye. n ID.
ohiion q What i usual il SIS profession
le VII
Is. Pq. = whole sets 81 lecih, rno1nled
- Coz, By She pcv ana much sppro.
Fed pen "a Pimospheric pre,sura, a
specimen q which Be has 10 tis ov1
mouth,
%. Supply roofs or psaies' when def.
elect eithef IRON malformalion Or g..
cident.
He feels cou6dani from Bic opsortuni.
ties Al Phlladelphia and elseuhofe--frors
be iong experiences, ard . Is sncees fhaf
liocsn operate 10 the eallfe satislaclioa of u
an who may call o. hm al his ofiee 90
Market steel, up sioiEs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannun. March
& Mcdaniel.
fF-f.... L. A.. Z L INT -.
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THyHE corarinership heretofore existing IN.
n der tho firm end s'yc @. Eincannon.
March q Mcdaniel, was dissolved GA the 20,h
instant All those Indebted 70 said Grm are
rcque. ted 20 make immediate paymcat Tie
books and accounts will be kept at the old
stand Tor settlement.
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- Fon tie Lynrhbalr pif1inisu.
NEgSRs VAN BUREN, q CALHOUN.
Our political opponents isuht Us
wilh incOnsisiency, and sligmaiize Us
- The "pisbald party,"-While they
boost Of their urilg 5r prineiplt and
Their uncomproinising devotion to
measures without regard TO msH. To
bring this lofty pFetension 10 the test
Of history and DC ruth, zoe place be.
fore the public, iu parallel columns.
some Of the principles held by the Two
most prominent leaders Of their party,
between whom selection wHl proba.
BY be made Of tbeif candidate for the
Presidency. They, almost officially
tell Us, (see an article copied BY the
l2ichmond Enquirer from The Demo
cratic RecordeI,) thai "the tohols par
" has tte utmost coafdeaes IN tte Po-
li6eal orthodoxy oi boh," and Chat
"ersry Democrat, gfhs could forget
his personal predictions, could cast
his cote lcifh The utmost alacyify for
ciihcr." Now let Us see--6rst, whelh-
or there be not several important prin-
ciPles Of The only orthodox political
church, IL reference TO which these
leaders aud rivals wholly disagree--
aud whether, in consequence Of that
disagreement, they have not been Of
some periods, the very antipodes Of
each other personally, as well as polii-
ically:
MR.VAN BUREN, Mr.. CALHOUN.
Approved Of ne doc Was the father oil
trines Of The Proela-l Nulhdcation--tho ex.
nation or If he did,aci anhpode Of the
moi, he bad not the Proclamation, lie be-
honesty or The indo- liered the Prnclama-
pendence 10 disclalmIiion was issued to sus.
Them, knowing full wellain the measures Of
that lis Conformation violence Contemplated
Of this or any otherlagaiHsi the state which
measure Of the Chief be had hurried on to
"whom Il was gloylthe very brink q tfea-
enough for him 10 son and rebellion, and
serve" would foreverlo furnish his vindic-
% have blasted his hopes tive fde, whom he
OF success. Is now humoly Hatter-
Ing end courling with
a preleyt for wreaking
his vengeance on Nul.
hicalinn, which he
3ersonifed IN is au-
. thor (Mr Calhoun,) as
be subsequently, did
The u. :. Bank in
Nicholas Biddle.
Justified the high Denounced ms inca.
handed outrage agalns sure as violently as any
TIC representatives. o. Wing Of that or the
the people, 10 whom present dav-and Short.
the matter properly be- IN afterwards adyoe,-
longed, and against the ted an extension If The
law Of the land, in the charter On The Rank
removal Of tbs depos- boas inc in Inc eourse
ites--which was the Of his speech If ne \.
first decisive blow al geney IN procuring tbe
med at The exis onceI Incarceration Of tbat
Of the Bank itself institution in Isl6. s,,d
triumphanlly pointing
10 its beneficial effects,
IN proof Of his superb
or sagacity
Approved ne Mani Indignantly condem.
festo ofPrcsdcni Jack ned il,
sou dasirnad 20 iuefi.N
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Denounced Il in ,hc
most vehement and
.uumeasured terms.
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VIC 7 OIL II UOOl
A SON Of Hamilton, will stand al William
N Richardson's stable, Pickens County Aa.
- miles from Columbuspear the upper Iusca-
loosa road
u Particulars in hand b0s.
JOHN MOORE
Feb. 231 1913.
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over public opinion
Excited the bitte5 Sneerd al Mr.. Van
quarrel be ween Gen Buren, as a shix" aud
Jsckson and Mr.. Cal aweaze," and voted
houn--which was ihe'against the cunfirua-
q main source OF theirItitn Of bis nomination
subsequent political asIas Minister 70 England
well as personal hosiil- as utterly mwoF hy Of
iiy. tha, distinguished post.
Voted for the Tariff Made war uDon that
Of ISIS, "thc bill Of a. bin as a haerani out
hominNip s" which rage upon the rights
led to The famous Or. land interest OF the
dlnance Of Nuihfica'lsplantation States"
ton BY South C1Toi.
ua.
Was aths Democrat Violently oppozed
&C Republican State bis election, as unwor.
Rights" candidate forIthy Of The confidence Of
President in 1886, The American people.
THIS parallel might be much farther exten.
ded-but LEI this suffice. L surely presents
points Of difference enouoh. personal ana nd.
lieal, 70 satisfy every impartial mind that
neither Of these "cQudly 6rfbo5oq" le,ders
can consistently support the otber.-,nd tbal
the "coalition" between them hos no eo,t,ls.
ton Whatever IN principle, but in an alliance
eA@ANA- ~ AAiAAtttNt each OF them hons
irg' oy intrigam and Cheating The other oul
Of The nomination, to secure votes. wsieb
without such an alliance, he could not hone h
receive. Il is a coalition, The object Of wbirl
Is to establish great principles. but Ia -
cure Cat Offices. They struggle not for b,
country, but Tor themselves. Tbsr ID e,
the Spoils--not for the public good Il Is mn
daniahle. indeed that these champions Of ~
mooracyf occupy The extreme points on oDno
sition on many questions involving consiif,,
tiofidl principles Of the gravest import. How
then can they bodeeaed equally orthodox
Or, II o stern adherence 10 measures, REGARD
less Of men Be Characteristic Of our ODD,
nents, hatB can they vote, fwith the utmo,
tlacriiy iof siiher' Of these gentlemen who,
pursuance Of their unpiincipled coalition; ma
receive the nomination Of The Baltimore Cor
veniion, should TIC difficulties in the way
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Made war upon that
bin as a aagrani out
rage uPon the rights
land interest OF the
sPlantation States"
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Excited the bittei
01arrel be ween Gen
Jsckson and Mr.. Cal.
which was b,
main source Of theH
subsequent political a,
well as personal hoslll
iiy.
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GOV. HAMILTON.

WV AAAiAAAA : eCAts
THiS noted race horse WI make he third
IL season in Mississippi (lS4;) a. my sta'
bic, Noxubee comfy, - Miles from Macon,
10 from Pickensyile Ala. haif nile from the
road leading flom Pickensvile to S;arkville.
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~
tied an extension Of the
Icharter OF the Bank,
boas ing in the course
OF bis speech, Of his a.
igeBcy m procuring the
Incorporation Of that
institution in 1916, and
Itriumphanlly pointing
ito its beneficial effects,
in proof Of his superb
Tor sagacity !
Indignantly condem.
ned il.
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Voted for the Tariff
Of ISIS, nthe bill Of a.
bnminNio s. which
led to The famous or.
dinance Of Nullfca
ton by South CAROL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05
CONQUEST OF MEXICO.
PRESCOTT,S

HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO, with
Preliminary View of the Ancient Mexican Civilization.
with the Life Of the ConqusIor. HERNANDo CoRrEs By
WILLIAM Fl. PRESCOTT author Of The History OF Fedn-
and and Isabella illustrated By splendid Engravngs
steel In three volumes Elegantly bound muslin
Vol III. ,piN beready neat scoek
Vol. H. on the god inst.
Extracts from An article by the distinguished historian.
FREDERIC Vos RAUmxR published in the Bicter fur
hterorsche Undertaking" Ne PAL August 90 s43 Pres
colts E" Ferdinand and Isabella
=" highly remarkable inversion in the deveopemsnt of
history is h the very fact that American has pro-
duced By FAR the thooush and tho best book
the attecyc portion Of Spanish history
- Al all events Mr.. PeScott's work cnnT.dcts the
po,ch so often thouIhtessy the Americans both
and in conversation that they only for the
ondarr and material of the Apart from the
truh that these constantly essential
and mutual action with intellectual effort, there shown
here an industry the investigation OF authorities, noble
MSS and imrsaly OF judgement; aud property and clear
ness IN exposition such seldom found in European
works"
affords especial satisfaction that suggested to
the excellent translator the undertaking of this work. aud
call urou HIM transfer German with the
same care. the Hsrosr rHr Conquest or MEXICO
which Is soon appear CERTAINLY this second work OF Nh
Prescott will possess AL the advantages OF the FIRST and will
perhaps suIpass II IL poetic and romantic interest
65cr f. VoS RAUMER.
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Passengers Arrived

lathe brig Lo,Oesl from Palermo-Clpt Vim Girdfr,
late of brig Powhattan, from Marsees, for New York
wrecked Oct - Cov,ar Reefe; Thomas Willis
In The brig Cordoba, from Ponce PR-Edwatd Lind,
Esq. Of Guyana, Houce Sou,hmayd. Of NYork
jIig Georgnina, from SGpdnnah-J L Cunnng ham.
Passengers Sailed
Is tie ship Kalamazoo for Hew O,ioans-Mts David
son Mrs O II Anderson Mrs HILL Mrs Finch Miss Emily
Poole Dr. Finch Messrs Davidson. Tracy, j Tousan II
Smith l. Porter, f. Dbbce a llustace, II Moore, D
krag, and " m Poole.
In TIC ship .fiabamian far hfobtfeAlisses Buffers Gas
coirne r. odicd and Melgs; Mess5 Gascogne, Dud-
ley, A Lvingston L A s"ift and Warner.
IN The Globe, from Boston for SOCIETY," and Sdndr'eh
ISGndg-Rer I p Hunt and lady Rev Whittlsssy and
LADY, Rev { Andrews Rev John Pocue; Miss Whitney,
Mis- Andtexs. Missionaries Of the 4 NJ Nh and
Mrs John Ladd and child; Arthur Gay.
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CIT Y AFFAIR s.
BoARp OF Acknowledgment, MIR. President

MONDAY psC ~
BoARp OF Acknowledgement, Mir. President
Turdy and quorum. 49,, .,
Tar,nus psti,ions were presented aud referred
Sf,ssac,s from, me AdyeT.A communication
csivea from his Honor the Mayor, stating that Messrs
tI, md o,bers had offered to county market
On tb rcsn, place the foot Of Duane aud Eeade
on esse with recommendation to the effect from his
Honor:-- Referred.
Ala transmitting model of dry dock invented hy Mr.
Geo Rich. Engineer OF the Berkshire and Hudson Rail
road--Refertcd.
Also enclosing an invitation to attend N5lo G4,dcn this
erening;--Accepted.
RepoytsIo favor Of granting the Norhey side of per
No North River J. Boyd aud others for the use OF
the HAVE liue packets concued IN with the other Board
by vote cf 10 TO !. III favor Of allowing the claim of
Robert Lyon while acting assistant City inspector, con
curled IN
In favor of leasing the engine house No Roosevelt st to
w Corbett for i beng the unsrpired lease OF SAID
building aud ground, colCuIred In favor OF granting The
appropriations asked FOR by the Comptroller FOR the current
year with ordinance authorizing the following sums TO
b raised. For hs Aim, House $4,000; County Contn-
c,es, S250o; Coroner, Fees: S27 %; Common Schools
600; FIRE Department, 1000, Markets $50; Slate
Mil Tax GOO, Repairs and Supplies 81 90
\ motion 10 strike the appropriation for the Common
Schools was made and lost by Of to TO- The APP
populations all seversy adopted
In favor OF lighting Washington Place with gas
Broadway to Washington Square: adopted By vote Of II
10 o. motion to lay on the table lost.
Relative paying Robert Still his bill for fencing and
Sling IN hole corner Of Sixth avenue and 10Th Ad
the Uncut InforHIa-
ron, but referring the matter TO The Street Commissioner
Adopted.
In oF allowing the Mechanics Institute light their
lecture and readIug rooms with gas Adopted.
In favor of concurring with the other Board tagging
portion Of Dist street between the 9Th and l0;h
adopted.
A motion to meet again wednesday next made and
carried.
From the Other Eoard-Repoi, OF the Finance Commit,
Zee the Comp.olle,s communication, asking additional
appropriations for lie Board Of Health, 81, 300 Police Of
Ecs. /; n nd al P,lic ipC-
,". ssoa III. oN',ol;.r ia rho accomnssy;n ord,
authorized place the moneys received Tor the
Of towards delaying the expenses Of cleaning
the The report aud ordinance was after debate,
adopted A motion refer the Finance Committee
lost. Also pay a-bi Of Tompkins, deceased, late
Police Officer, $780, adopted Asot pay bill Of Sur
da, Officer in the Tenth Ward: adopted.
The reconsideration OF the Mayors the ordinance
in weiges SC. made the special order for
Wednesday evening
The Board then adjourned.
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q We have never followed the pacticc Of some Of cur
cotemr"rares making aieu about Medicine and
shall and the that we do need to do
We SIZED that rs merit alone will make it universally
known and universally priced he Balm IS positive cure
for CcvoHs, CoLps CoNsuMrTloNs. DYsPErslA, LIVER
CoMrLsISr. BRo1cHiTIs. ASTHMA CEoUP. WHoorING-
COUGH, &c Sc, if used s44son hazard nothing when
say will perform cure times Of hun
bred. All ash, OF the afflicted that they read
also recommend Jennings Medicated Worm aud DaErhGa
Candies as the most tai. remedy in such cases
Broadway; 227 Hudson street, 2O8 Grcenw ch ST. l Eighth
ivenue l2st.s; and Third Avenue; 80 Beekmastree
Dspo. foJ. w Ays,' black blue red and copying Inks
at 1875 Nassau street Clinton Hall, New-York.
lS Hoe sIcSo ylNcEs," that is under this sign We
shall conquer the that the first Christian Emre
OF the East had Inscribed upon his consecra,e banner
w all who are nan,ining doubtful struggle
with the HYDRA disease ssa the with the weapons
provided by Dr. Peters and you shall assuredly Conquer
NO matter which OF his heads the destroyer may whet
eT it be dyspesa cholc jaundice cough bronchitis ncp
cnt consumption rheumatism, worms other OF the
es may be found the appropriate weapon To cIuh The
Vegetable Pills will remove by encan,ment, every dis
e,sc OF the organs of digestion and all impurities from the
elements of the blood The Cathorc Lozenses are similar
their operation No pulmonary complaint resist the
Consh Lozenges Woras dsodced aud permanently
Ctted by the Nom loZenss aud the Vegetable Plaster has
never been known fail in heumatisn pain and
weakness OF the bach lomS chest the early Of
Inc de3s OF the SPINE lie sure and Sct the genuine aud let
worthless imator oiSt his catCieny trash upon YOU
Fer sale at l25 Fulton-st. n. Y. DICT
SEan'NG's CoRpiAi's sold at No Murray o3l II
See advertisements OF Or, Houscm,'s German Cough
Drops. n2l imis-
.smvensle Singing Cinss.-Mr. BRADBU-
b. instructed Wednesday .ierIoo,s, "a q
b. assisted BY Miss COPELAND, teacher OF Music. from
The Glass viii nice; on Wednesday Afternoon the 9Th INST
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ALISON'S
HIST RY OF E e r 0 E i,
EOR 81 AND 81 Is.

Thu, very able digest OF the mos; interesting eroch III
the history of the world abridged BY f. S. Gould Esq
has been received b. the public with the distinguished
favor Among the testimonials In It's favor which
we are constantly receiving, add the following with plea
sure:
Extracts Of letter from Professor Charles Anthem D. D.
thor Of The Classical Dictionary SC.
Mr.. Goud's work appears careful sramina-
ton be executed with ABILITY. and have
not least doubt will make excellent book FOX schools
Pnce only 81 III payer covers; 81 IS bound aid gilt.
d. J. WINCHESTER. 80 Ann-stIeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05
Gon,nescsal ene: nEoncy Matters.

{G2- 70, sales The Stock Erchange, First Face.
MONDAY f. NJ.
Stocks were buoyau to-day and with large sales prices
UP, sons largely Ohio improved i Indiana p; llli-
nols II; Norwich and Worcester !. Falmers Trust {;
Hsrern l, Long Island q; Paterson 81
Exchanges dull, with better supply Sterling Is ga
81; Francs ) 50 3tt.
The following figures gwen the receipts on the
Harlem Railroad showing stead increase Of fares: