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ERENCH Imported direct from
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TO FAMILIES AND INvALIDs.

TIME following Indispensable family remedies
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. 1t will cure the PILES.
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INDIA HAIR DYE

French Plaster is sure cure.
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HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
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for the certain preventionof Fevers or any general
sickness keeping the stomach in most perfect order
the bowels regular, and determination to the sur
face Colds, Coughs pains in the bones, hoarseness,
and Dropsy quickly cured by it. Know this by
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PILES, SIC. are wholly prevented, or governed il
the attack has come on, if you use the only true
HAYS Linament, from Comstock & Co. All sores,
and every thing relieved by it that admits of an out
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References:
Very Rev. DIR. VIM. Matthews,
Gen. John p. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq.
Darius Clagett, Esq.
Gen. Walter Smith, -
John kurtz, Esq, "'oiso""'
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Messrs. Loring & Kupfer, "o'io".
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The Whig Almanac for the year lSil.
A conrenient Book o. Reference FIR Politicians
and Others during the coming Presidential

coaains the usua! Calendar and Astronomical calcua
ons made of every mrridsn from laihe TO Louisiana. a
List Government Executive officers OF the nite stat g
Judges # h- Supreme Court with their Salaries; CON-
plelr of the AsJrs the United states Senate
and House Representatives arranged according TO he r.
etiv- States, and ro.,ticl Of each member designated
History The Tariff Past and Present ianifs; Comparative
OF the important aTcls. besrn2 specnc du
ties imposed BY the sl6 1924 1925. 1872 and 1892
The rnxssSr TARIrs Law oF The UarTEp STATES. h'-
ing the rntr, law on that subject National Bank wIt
Extracts from Ar. McDuies Report; PRoTEcrroS AME
RIcAy lyuus1RY-lTs ExPEDIENcYAND Necessity. BY THE
Hon CHARLES HupsoS or Mass Tins valuable and useful
Essay ocucpe pages, Its facts. illustrations aud doctrs
ought understood b. every takes interest
IN the cause American Industry aud the pospsri: Of the
people OF United States from NJ. Cays Sp-ec
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and p general v-w tins interesting sub
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and complete which have been published They
prepared labor and Considerable expressly
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during coming they show not ony the returns iof
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,.ons zach Of the States Po uia For Tor S Van Bur,a
and Gea HARRISON. SS6 and 1885, The uunbr OF Electors
each 1870 and the uumber which sach Sai-i
-a,i:lsi ia S,: Tables the Population Debts Governors
and Chic th- several States Au-eto;ss Of r
Clay, John Quincy Adams, Col. johnson, Sc- &c
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Railroad Iron.

To tff Ed't0r q tt tribune
A statement IN the Journal Of Commerce of the
Long Island Rail Road, and the prospect OF open
ing the Road TO Greepport, amongs, other things
says the road Is laid of heavy L Raj, and for
winch the Company have contracted IN England
at low prices VIZ, 1000 tons costing in Eng land
an average about is sterling, or 24 dollars per
ton with the duties of S25, and freight, less than
500 IA ton. Now, the first Iron Tor The same
Road, purchased when no duty was on ii, cost
$50 ton.
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DR.. Lardncf'S Lectures.

No complete tonr5e Of Lectures, delivered
i Nihu's saIoln in the City OF NewYJrk. The sujrcts
embraced the Lectures, are: Ei-cticyahe san-tia
r.usm-Ths Fixed StarS-Nia=ns;ic Misunderstanding aht
lanupe-Popuar Fll!acie'-Light
Falling Stars mpo.fy S;ATs-histoncii ek-eii OF A.
tronomv-D-w-Scirnc aiLrl b. br--"ien;iir Disc0vs-
observation-disclosures OF the Rrtna-Voittic Batter
Steam Engines tnelud aud AnrTic, THIS edition OF
Doctor L.rlirs Lectures Introduced by sketch OF tie
Progress Of Physical ri forth Who'll. incsuits
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aud others will receive five cou,-s Tor 81.
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History of the Silk Culture:

SO. VI.Thr six tuIiuf- N The United States: I'm:
5acng compete accounts Of tie attest id most 1rfo'.d
Managing Cncoorsty. feeling. Spnnng and Nanmscinr
lur the SILK sc h very interesting tscry Sketches
II m. SILK Business Natural History Of the SikwOn, the
Mulberry &c. ILLUSTRATED BY numerous ererAvings OF Ma
.hinrry aud Processes aud Manual OF the silk Culture
pr,c- q Goats: fv-,c":,iss Cor 81.
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ALL HEALING OINTMENT.

f,UI.D FEET COLD FEET, COLD FEET. colo
AFEET-t,i fetnld Consumption. Cold teetnnh Dy>poI'
a ,id Feet and sick Iiel,luce Cold Feet ANA D,eu>e ~
the Lungs AMI Liver tod Feet and Asthma. Gold feet and
gtne.. Breath. Cold Feet aud failing oil al The liar
Cold Feet aud Rheui SIN, Cu4d Feet ana Pam, the Ear
and Ilcnd Cold Feet, Coi F.e-who has not Gold Feet
II prevalent wnier m the hefsterS 7f HeaI'ns
meency OF lite Let lie warmed into the ,OeS al tue feet
End pledge and honor nat IL will restore the
cunt,n blood. induce henthy per>pntiom aud bring
;heni buck their NATURAL cnndto then Tins done lei
the sav. he Iacei 3on the chest head where the Other
difficulty lies whether M cuslmpliun. n,tiImu or dys-
p.p>in los al mir It viii cure -i also Sold 10 Dv'n
.e. B.ackeT ~ asia: House. .s uhn. lE Cherry, L.
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WoNDERT7A nLESsING-A MIRACLE

I \TlF.EIl Inns been H-rOVereu III cuflilg
All Nsisurenent> al the SKIN.
Ffeckies. SuiLIrn. Mnrphew. Tan,
Bites Ui Mosquitoes Dngs. Insects, 6,cc.
The nh0vr defect al the caused by the heat cf
Inc body wind chnnge of cImnr. II also
Tia, mos; permanent and beautiful uiran5r all
Diseases ni The Face ar SKIN
Pimp!., BlotrheS, Salt Rheuni. Scnrvy,
Ely,'peins Sore Heads RIns worm. &c.
This remedy called mind render lie particular the
ar you II be cleatel By swladns cpuntret JDNES'S
ITALIAN CHEMICAL. SOAR and in consequence ui IL
,urrn. efcacy-u fact IL, surprising and wonder working
effect my the above diseases, has been cnntree anG
by OF scampS and i>cnis wInders and f"i,
for the un.. harm they mny do
their articles really poonOu, and dangerous but wi>
1--we the fame and ~ IoneS SuHp therefore be
particular buy only the following places und always n,k
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Gen. .sackson ON Texas.

'Old Hickory will never give up President
making while he lives. All our former Presidents
on retiring from public lie deemed themselves
constrained by decent respect 70. the People.
from whom they had received such lofty honorS.
ana by sense of the dignity OF their position, To
abstain from all interference in the election OF
succeeding Presidents. Not So jackson. lie
went hs length for Van Buren,, and is now doing
his utmost for HIM who is facctinusly denomi-
mated by his parizans Young Hickory VII
ncss the following last card for effect on the
Louisiana Election, where we supposed nothing OF
the kind could be needed:
" HERMITAGE. June IA. 1874
Nv Dear Geaerai,-TcXas Ill possession o.
England, or under her influence, and where would
he The safety OF frontier from Indian depreciation
Great Britain would organize an army on the West
bank of the Sabine then declare war, and iii six
DAYS. with light troops seize Baton Rouge. Having
turned all our iOrIcatIoDs, New Orleans would
fall and having command OF the ocean, II would
loss 10 us oil fifty thousand lives, ana mil
lions OF money 10 regain IL.
.'rexas is the KEY 10 our safety from British IN
tluence and British invasion. | say accept herhand
while she holds il out 10 us, aud shut the door
against all future danger, regardless OF conse-
quences.
mo one could regret more than did the position
in which my friend Mir. Van Buren, placed hiuiseil
bv his letter on the Annexation OF Texas Had he
come out lorimmediate Annexation, he would have
received The unanimous vote of the Convention us :
candidate lor the Presidency, and would have been
elected by the South and West by acclanatIon.-
Although regret losing Mr.. V. b. and the cause,
vet rejoice that the Convention have made choice,
of those worthy Democrats Polk and DALLAS
They are the strongest and best selection that could
have been made in all their political principles
open in their opinions; frank and firm in their de-
sires tor the immediate Annexation OF Texas around
whom every Democrat, every true American and
patriot, can and WI rally, and none, trust, with
more aiacrty than the BRAVE LouISIaNIANs, whose
hrssidcs are no; safe until Texas is annexed 10 our
lniop.
Then let Polk, Dallas and Texas be the watch
word and counersisn-and Clay and his friend Ere
hnghuysen, tue friend also oil Abolitonism, for which
he spurns Ut Texas, will be overwhelmed by the
unanimous vote of The South.
The resolutions for the Anne Ration of Texas re-
cevod the united votes OF the Conventions and have
no doubt but that they will receive the united voice
OF all Lousianians, their safety aud happiness
depends upon ii.
"rhc nominations have received hearty response
hroushou the Union. think Polk and Dallas
will get 20 States, If not -. out OF the &c Let
Texas be the wetchword, and victory Is certain.
Your friend sincerely ,.
.'To Gen PLAUCuE New Orleans
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Political Er0n0My.

40. V Priucrles OF Political tconoay, the Laws o.
the Formation OF NstI"nai Wealth. developed by aHs OF
ia. Chm stan Law of Governments being tn substance Oh
use drlv-srd The H4ndoum W-lvefs' CommI'son by
WILLIAM ATKINSON. with introduction Treating ~
,l present .:a- Sc-uce OF Political ECONOMY and lie
Ada;i,t,ou nncyi.s the Condition % our own
toun,rv and the u:budmg OF ITS PROSPERITY, b. hopa'E
| c..tS. H. ~ 81
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No /. rnK TEST; or Parties Tired by their Acts.
No II ruE CURRENCY.
No. I'll. Thy TARIFY.
No. w. LIFE or HxsRY CLAY.
No. " Political ABOLITION.
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No. VII. LABOR CAPITAL.
No VIII. THE IrBLIC I.ASp,.
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