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CONSERVATIVES,
nOUBr 40 LONGER-Bui read the following and Re-
~ fecL-Anoher Wonderful Cure

nOUBT 40 LONGER But read the following and Re-
- fecL-Anoher Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April J. l8fh
hereby certify that i1rng The riots IN southwark ofJuly
last owing exposure and fatigue IN the performance OF
military duty. my health received severe shock In the
latter part OF August. all the symptoms of PULMONARY
CON>U MPrlON appeared. A. this iuncigre callei Ia
my fret physician who attended me weeks without
benefit and told -lucfly that he coHstered dsee
besoud the rc4ci 81 human att employer another
piv-Irian. who 81 once recommended THOM>ONs CON-
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPrHlA |
Used twelve bottles. and testify that IN common with thou
-aud others wo have been cured by tbs medicine, that
10 % alone owe NY restoration to health
JAMES ANDREWS. No 2i7 Catherines'.
called 0 attend % The above IN the secondary
stage Of fhe disease found the patient shorng under
complex disease OF the lungs and liver liberation of the
10 had taken place, and by percussion discovered an
asces- hai formed n the ghiung. The being appa
reny hopeless and beyond the reach of fe usual treat
n-nt resolved a. once on using ihoms0as Compound ~
rp Of Tar and 0od Nayha the virtues Of which had pre-
vously tested. scarcely expecting would reach
desperate The result l., tN most ertra0r dinarg
henceorh peing al doubts respecting the efficacy OF
ih eXcee medicine, In Diseases of me lungs snd liver
Philadelphia. April 7. l645 VI CHAMBERS. VI ID.
streets Philadelphia
Sold wholesale and ~eilii by A. r. SANDSS co. Chem
ifs aud Druggists - Broadway, corner of Chambers IL
Sold also ~ uoustrr,t. and u East Broadway. Price
~ cents sul3 I'm
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

BOARDING >CHCOL-
PREPARATORY BOARDING. SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN. CONN-D II. ChA,f' A N hiNClrAL
Fstsbl hid 10 islS commence May 18th and Oct
5th cont uuing n0uin A. - pr session Thorough
preparation Tor College, or business and personal attentions
a. ..1r, - uu A. fully a. To t- pens schools
Lad. rn New Yors placed II charge u careful per
son going ani returning Crcu.rs al ~ Market street snd
~ p,,.sw.y f28
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ID An tKUN.-s" tons American. Assorted round,
ID square and iai, for .a. BY
MURDOCH. LEAvITr CO,
,yl4 .sr corner Cedar and Greenwich o.
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NEW SERIES Of ,ch10 Readers- II. Russell. Pr.m-
er-TiI- manual = arranged 80 retain the benefit
systematic l-frIcun and progress ty of spelling
he thai presents progressive series of grad.
lafed Reading Lessons.
n Ru----- spelling Boos-This work pur.1e- the -sla
method adopted he Primer; znd te more difficult
are follow ri hy definitions and eNpIanaturs.
H. Rus--Ir- Primary Reaier-Ths book contains. a 80
lection of RelnE Lessons. adapted Young learners
a. precried hy systematic course OF exercise. In Ar-
.a1on Infections and Pau.c-.
IV Russell and God-hlry'- Introduction 60 tie Amer
can Common School READER aud speaker. comprising -
.e0ns 10 prose and verse Win elementary rules aud
errl--- M pronunciation
:. Russell and Goii-hurvs American Common school
Readr and Sp-akerTle design Of i- book io furnish
It, bref treatise kOculun. with eNlfnre- ~ the III -
al fO good reading H. selection u for
in Reading ard speaking IN pari Of which tie
e1cluou Indicated hy notation.
These books already extensively introduced In the
New Eng and States For al. by
TURNER & HAYDEN, 10 John--
suiJ eoi0- Arru- for The Publishers for fii- slate
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OLIVER WHITAKER

None are genuine unless with the words scarpas Oh for
Deafness blown IN zach bottle.
TINS valuable medicine . for sale b. A. B. D. SANDS
.- Ag-r,s Tor ihe Proprietor No. - Fulton street II
Bfoafv as - Fast Broadway aus Ind
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j. ID, wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor Al
Law. AMI Commissioner o De-is kc VIII Attend IN me-
Reading Room Of rsmmAny Hal 81 a. hours Of u1 DAY
and eyeang. jylo osu
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EEvEh AND AGILE.
II Z n ANU hOUEf
IsrEHAT OLD FANORlTE AND STERLING REM

ssrUHAT OLD FANORlTE AND STERLING RENE
L DYr-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC Ma
TURF" Tor Fever ami Ague" Y medicine IN any age
or country ha ever with such universal successprO
iectei sgsinsf ts ty the written signature OF te
proprietor John r. RoraHd, the 0 Of each bOue) II
had in ul strength, ge1uinene=- AZ purity al
the on gina In .ntOrs Office No q North rdstreet,
Philadelphia Of ~ o. y, General Agent, No. Us Full
Lam sun BuIlnngs NeN.lnrs le21 hmeOd
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INTERESTING TEMPERANCE GArHERiNG.-N
ind in the last number of the Caitsrausus wing an &C
cunt of most interesting Temperance meeting upon
h. Cold Spring Indian Reservation In that County on
be 4ih inst More than 600 people were present ABOUT
lneihird of whom were Indians Good order and De
Drum were preserved during he entire DAY Ai'ei
Temperance Address by W j. Angel, Esq. the vencrs
c Governor Of the Tribe. Backsnakc, now IN MS WIN
year arose 10 speak 10 his brethren This he did of
.tnc time in his native tongue. with great energy lie
hen addressed his white brethren through an interpre
err After several other address the meeting was closed
With prayer by Deacon Pierce An Indian, ana the con
,regaion dispersed to their homes.
\ TEMPERANCE CoILFGE.-A correspondent
rorms the Boston Journal that every student who here
tiicr Williams College VIII be required 10 ssn
,cdgc OF total abstinence from all Intoxicating drinks
rY-Mr. j w. Checsborouch formerly an exten-
i've merchant but more recently the business conductor
Il the Charleston Mercury died on Thursday last
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NOTICE.-Memphis and W of River Csna.-The time
for receiving proposals To contract tho Memphis ard
Wolf River Cana extended the .5h day Of September
neNL
This extension OF time has been caused By unavoidable de-
ay procuring TIA. survey and estimates VI n- "ofA
b. made.
Correspondents upon this subject, and those who have
csne IN person 10 examine shall have NE ecu
mates SPECIFICATIONS profe-, and blank propostions in
IT, .ans 10 hem n lime send In lheI bids by
LIE period designated IN THIS advertisement
'y2s tsl5 J. FINLEY, Mayor memphis, Tenn
COMPREHENSIVE h- -ubscno-fs have formed
u sCootrn.r.hu under iIe firm Of sherman Day Co.
aud Will transact the Wholesale Clglh business % Llo@f'
- near Broadway. shEk2iaN DAi,.o
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Books.
Will BE PUBLISHED

an THURSDAY. August -I-i. ESSAYS or WI-NAN
" RIGHTS AND THEIR POLITICAL CT ARANTIFS.
b. ELisH. P HUELBrr Counselor ~ Law ~ TIE Civ of
SrxYors 20. j. mo. j.. -eFera- chapter. Discus. lie
following topics
l. TaE Oaisf~ oF HrvlS RcHrs.
n. THE TsUt FuNCTIoS - DovLRNME~r.
Ill TINS Co>srirUrf0S % GovERSvFNr:
wv. CoSsrIruTio~sL LIMITATIONS sND PRoprsr-1o~s.
u. TsF ELECTIVE FEA>chisE.
VII. RiGHrs EN.Ssrl>s FROM TIE SENTIMENTS ,SD
AFFECTIONS, -
VII. THs RfeHr- - WOMAN.
TX THs RIGHr % Ps0FssTY AND IT. MoR,L RFLA.
Tons.
X. iNTELLECIC.L PROPERTY.
Prce ~ rent. Der copy. GREELEY 4 McELRATH.
auif D>WANi Tribune Buildings. NY.
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DANIEL ADEE.

IO> FULTONST. New orb. viii thi- day publish ~ p
iUt of the Treasury o History rompnsnga genera in-
truductorv outline o niver-al History Ancient and Mod.
eri and Series Of Separate n stories OF every principal
n-rou that ex-f- their K-. Progress and Present COnd
ton &C &C. BY Samue Mluuder, author 0 The Treasury
Of Knowedge Biographical Treasury Literary and 81
emf nc Treasury. &c.
The History OF America Edited by John lnman. The
al I'VE valuable wors viii be- completed about Nos
octave printed tne paper with clear wye. and viii Dee
sod NJ = cent. per No TIE eight Mo- have already
D.. en- --urd and re following vii be- published regu-
ar-v ON The fr.i n elrh nnnf nn-I comm eied ANIL
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THOMP,UN'. TKU-sk,. soId by

~-~ TuOMPSON'S TIKI rsE- sold ny
W r. BENJAMIN, Ofce IS B--krnsn- street.
|About ga Of u- physicians and surgeons u
New York have given their decided preferences
his Truss you graduate the pressure from tO
ny pounds the rupture, without back pad which doss
much injury the spine lair tia being the best -st
Of h superiority, II applied and SIX days trial given aud
II does the rupture while performing every knd
exercise coughing and give perfect -as--~ money
Is cn.erfy returned permanent 10 easily effected,
ami warranted, II directions toow-L
Those sending for this Truss ne- only mentionth- side
rlptured and round the hips n.
b.. graduated to sui their rs
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VFaIE,, t,LUBE aud Transparent Cersua cp.ef.-
aIaol.d I'd Common Schools, Colleges and Private Fam
. now in Use In the Normal schools " OsDy and bOs
TN the igh School u PHI .delphla ale and George
tos.u Cos g-s Mrs. Willard Troy, AID IN numerous
Common schools In New York and other Cie- and States
AID recon uencei by Dr. Lardner Profess Omstead and
ohr- Manufactured and iDr sale by @ VALE MS Ssa
lca and Ma,hematca. Institute, Franklin Square, Y.
aus lm-O1s
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MRS. REBECCA BAXTER.

BRfDcEroS. y. }. Dec. p, l8fL
VI SteeiiaS-For years past have been dresd'gi
al ciet with deafness. Occa-Oned by liberation ~ n,
ear which caused great pain and prevented from hear
ng or participating IN conversation. this liberation frequent
y bur-ed and va. totally unable 20 hear IN one ear HAY
heard he positive and cures effected BY Sen
paf fcosc fa got bottle u you. which used acco'd
Ing 10 direction and with The Effects being now re-tOr
Ell 20 a. heag quite well Ny father, who tas been 9u
deaf for mum OF years has ID decided benefit ffo
from eNperence an sur- i viii cure the sryere- case
used fairly an recommend l. 10 every person suaern
fr,rn III. yrsat AZ ctiOu YOurs.
OLIVER WHITAKER
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Schools.
THE MISSES COLES
Miss MARY HATHAWAY ha

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies.
No Rufger--irei, opposite the Church. viii reopen
on MONDAY. Ia September. auA @w-
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DrHflf---
Scarps pound Acoustic OIL for the cure Of Deafness
pains and the di-charge Of matter from the also al
disagreeabe noises. III the huZZng Of Insects Ia ing
vi waier &c. which symptoms OfapprOaching deaf
ne.- and generally attendant with the disease.
How many thousands yea tens Of thousands are there
who n sequence ofdeane-s deprived Of many Of the
pleasures Of social intercourse and who would give te
World hit wee possible possess tiff ihey could sgar
have their hearing restored
The following Certificates viii be read with Interest a.
the, speak facts. which are Stubborn things'
PHILADELPHIA, Jan I, i8f1
thereby certify that when twelve years old.
gsdlay became deaf rbOihear that IN few mOnts
found impossible ~ hear unless 10 ife very loud
--ti0nes ofvoice remained In that situation until a-
summer period Of II -lren years, when beard OF Soaf
pal Conipond icousisc Ol I Immediately obtained bot
lie, when have Used and am happy 10 say u has acted
lie mage. and guiir cured Any one wishing furnef
information u my case which | think remarkable one.
Will ind by csag my residence Concord street, nrs
door above Second street.
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WANTED, PUPILS IN FRENCH,
LIISIl AN NARI.rINA al M AZ kr..kl v a. elll

MUSIC AND WRITING, al No tle brosd~sy entrance
lvl 81 CanA-.L-n rrrnch al - per monih apou ne~
system taught by masters. one naive OF rMis, ne
Other OF London Pupil. viii not have 70 commit words TO
memory and cannot fall Ia speS< and pndss ADJ ffrneh
moderseiy vel IN few months A. they VIII ioin IN CON
from the hr-i lesson The Classes meet hir~
time. week Native. Of France may JOIN th~m Ia rsrn
English On th- Piano tor ladies' onyl three rssons
wees :. per month, b, lady 10 ssuprrof pe"f
and experienced Teacher The Writing Of persons at
~ ages improved for ;. IN essy Lessons sa.o I'm
c.)nnn WA>rED-rhe advertiser. Mechsnie Of
.SOVOV unarsfied perseverance, and Distinguished
grscucsl skill and experience having been engaged IN
Manufacturing and Jooo.ng business for several years %
ing IN " ant Of additional cspis 10 e>Ieuc and sisr s
operations. OF meeting with gentleman
having Surplus funds and Wishing to dispose OF em Ia tr
best aivsnaee and wishing 10 become sspecs partner csn
eas, from 10 10 Is oenL The party advancing the mooey
De- secured BY mortgage the establishment >sssc
tory reference viii be given character ability, Ac
line addressed J. w l. al the Tribune Once vii ne~t I'M
mediate attention aus w.
NNNNTkD-A Man with from ? to s,oc TO engage in an
w honorable hight. and profitable business, wt~re no
can double his investment m months line addressed Va
o o. Office OF hls paper. soon, VIII meet WIN prompt
stating time All place " here YOU can he seen aud
real name sa.o y,
a GENTLEMAN who has had The superiuleus nee oi
N three Academies IN New. England who Is Wiling 70
ror school, and can bring abundant testimonials .s TO
ability success sc In teaching. wishes to make parma
mslht nsics TEACHER IN souT nvuf-
ing Institution situation fair runs viii be accepted
line addressed Instructor Tribune Office, will receive
immediate attention. su-o o.
IrOUNU-On Monday morning lssl In Whitehall street,
L small bundle containing two ves,s and pair ~ slp-
pers The have them by proving property and
paving charges Inquire al the station house, frsnshn
MuAet aus
'I,EN DOLLARS REWARD-Lo.,on Friday June
cd It's intrinsic will be paid hoover will return u
to SPEAR RIPLEY. ~ Liberty ieT
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COODfEAR'> PATENT Corrugated Sg-pebdefs
NJ and all other SHRED GOo-i--HUTCHlSsOS RI n
YOS having purchased from Mr. Charles Goodyear The
only Psfen-e. patent RICH, manufacture tie above
goods IN all their varieties prepared supply orders for
the Corrugated -lsp-odrrs and All SHRED goods which, for
superiority o, style and elegance Of hni-h stand unnysst
free from The offensive birthstone smd, by the wearing Oi
which the nnesi e~ery VII not become tarnshed, every
pair OF winch are warranted not "a separate or looss e
spring Comparisons invited.
HUTCHINSON RUNYON, Manufacturer
s1& IS 9Gdep,.ace, VI Nevyk New Jefsey'
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NETWORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

NETWORK AGRICULTURAL WAhEhOUSb
HAVING takeu the cOimudiOus store No l5f w d'r
street. the subscriber il nov opening the largest and
most assortment n Agricultural implements Of all
kinds offered ihs market Most Of these are or ne"
an ghly improve ed patterns warranted be- made Of the
b--i material put together 10 the strongest manner, Of
very superior finish, and offered al INC lowest cash
SEEDS FOR THE FARMER.
Such a- improved winter and spnng Nheai- Rye Barley
Oats Corn Peas Beans, Rutib.ga Tuuip Cabbage, Bsst.
Carrot Par-np. Clover and Gra- Seeds improved yafie
ties OF Potatoes &c. &c
FERTILIZERS
Peruvian and African Guano Poudree, Bone dust Lime,
Pla-te- of Paris Sc
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRF rs SHRUBS.
Orders for these and executed from choice Of the
bet nurseries, gardens and c0ns-rvsores In the United
states. - -
WIRE CLOTHS AND SlE|ES
fereni kinds ami sizes Of these 10 be nad Al All times
NEW AND lMPR WE'D IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS.
The subscriber requests samples sent 10 him Of any
or improved peuens seed, Sc. SC which, II found val
uabr extra pans will be- 10 bring them before the
public. A. Il. ALLEN, ilST W atcf-.t New York.
aus 4fDiiW
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MA, uINEKl BANDS, Nauufacflfrd ~ n u.
WI DAY, - Maiden aneIhe article Introduced by
the subscriber about years since which has given us
far perfect satisfaction, unlike the Old style Of Rubber
Bandn ami has already 10 many factories taken the place
Of leather. The following Certificate " the qusity Of me
material, by Dr. Chiffon, Will fully explain "haI We mish
say In is favor for nie-tucubiity. - 49,
NswYOsg, Jun. l7th, lst5.
have made several experiments upon The prepared ndia
Rubber Nr Day with the following result. Pofons VI
we're Kept immersed In Olive, Lnse-d and W hale On, AID
ysrou. s.-ntal OILS Of winch affected H. although
10 renamed Ia them for several hours
By long hesusg with Wha.- Oil the surface became little
-ot-ne-he SANE EFFECT sOali PROBABLY be produced with
oler oil Portions kept M boiling water Tor hosr
Or more without suffering any change whatever, either In
elasticity Otherwise.
Portions Of the prepared Rubber were subjected 10 cold
of ~ deg below r. for several nourse only surface
tbs produced render Il .e harder i.te, how
ever scarcely 10 be percepuble
as2I Nv JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ ID.
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-10-04

hho sack onl countFrouUu
o The {" lilnrnaI Cly'-lhp Senate uDd
people had assembled 10 delnera'o upon
the cSpodleucy Of transferring the aeaj
Of Empire 10 Veil Whilst propoal' ~.
for that purpose was uuder discussion. t..
number Of cohorts happened, on their re
Vrn from duty, to be tfayersng the ~.
1um, IN order OF march, when a Cenlnri
on, as they reached the place o. Assem-
biz, cried ont in loud voice. "Sgag"ri
S'aiue dgaum HE maRebimHs OPIUM. "
[S,oudard. bsarer! plant fast youf~S'oo
dnrd; it is best for US 10 remain here 49,
Struck with the provldentlal upposlteneSs
Of the incident, the Senate rushed from
their Hall, with Camillus at their head,
eyclaiming: 6" We accept the omen;'-a
long, loud and joyous shout OF acclama.
ton from the surrounding mn'lldde,
gave token of assent; the seat Of Empire
remained unchanged, a,d Rome became
the Mistress Of the world. 50 let it be
with Us. Firmly conIending in the in
pregnable iorlress OF Wing principles,
let US put down every attempt, whether ct
friend or of foe, to induce us to change
our position. or 10 shit oar ground; and
manIuly standing shoulder 10 shoulder
at oar posts, fixed. immortality fixed, in
our determination, here, either 10 eXulI
as vIcloTs,
"Or in death be laid low,
~. e., 4, IA N, n1r a thC
foe"
let US call aloud 10 our brother wings o
the Union, in a voice whlch shall ring
throug hout the length aud breadth Of The
land, :" Standard. bearer! plant fast your
standard; it is best for us to remain here.
With great regard,
Your obedient servant,
A. l.. BlNGAMAN.
To n f.. Van Wrinkle, Esq.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-10-04

Col A. l.. Blugaman derIines being u
candidate Tor Congress, for reasons siln
lar 10 those which induced Gen llrnry
to decline reasons Of u nature OF which
every man must necessarily be tho best
udre himself in his own case. We have
taken the liberty to publish "A part OF u
private letter from this dlslDnguls he'd
whIg 10 the editor Of this paper which
will show that he is as ardent IN our
cause as ever.
The withdrawal of Col. Bogamao
leaves vacancy in his portion OF the
State which we think should be instantly
filled by some gentleman who will FORTE
wti cdHrass the southern portion Of TIE
State: and we should naturally look 10
Nalchc2 as the chief rallying point from
which nomination should emana'e, was
there time left to call meetings, &c. As
lii is, we do not consider there is a mo
mont to spare. and we took for some good
whig to come out, at once, as an lndepend'
enl candidate, and dash Immediately INFO
The canvass.
We have looked, for long time, for
several Of The older, best known and most
popular wings in the region of Natchez TO
offer their services To the State and the
party, but in vain: aud we must turn
our attention TO the younger troops IN
our ranks. view Of this state Of affairs,
then, we take the liberty TO suggest thai
liz ]. l.. Mathewson, Esq, native OF
Mississippi, endowed with The gin OF elo
quence, and Of the highest moral charac
Ter, would canvass the southern portion
of the state, he would receive strong
and hearty support. There is now nc
candidate for Congress out of either par.
ty, whose reside nee is south of Vicks
burg, and both the candidates from tina,
place seem to be directing their attention
particularly to the northern and north
eastern counties. the whole southern
portion is comparatively an unexpIored
region.