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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
PAPER HANGINGS,


FTOWELL4 BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Import
Hers of Paper hangings having opened In Ne~-f ORR
City branch Of their Philadelphia Establishment woul
respectfully call The attention OF The citizens Of NewYork
and others waning goods IL he line. 10 their extensive
assortment, OK Hangngs Borders Fire Board Prns
Curtain Papers and all other articles IN iheir me oil ous
B. having received from the Institutes for The Encour
sgenen OF Domestic Manufacture In the cities OF New
York philadelphia Boston. Silver Medals for the
or of their goods aer themselves that they
article for the sans money than caa be pur-
chased elsrw here,
FRISCO PAPERS
The subscribers would particularly call attention TO her
large assortment OF Fresco Papers for Psros aud Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms, Entries, &c. Ac
Also, Curtain Papers q article for widows.
P-pering OF Rooms, Halls &c promptly sti1nded 10 oy
careful worSnen-
Country merchants city dealers will fad 1t 10 their sd
vantage 10 give Us call
HOWELL ( BROTHERS, no !S7 Broadway,
as Imeod- 81 door above the Guy Hotel
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FOR THE PILES,

DR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY-An internal remedy, IL
~ FOR the Plies Internal external bleeding
or blind Sold l2 Futonst Ovision-s and by the Pro-
prietor regularly educated Physician OF twenty years
p-rence confined office practice where Piles and all
Chronic diseases successfully treated. Medical Office
loo Bowerv. doors shove SprinR-st uh7 3mD&Wf
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EMRROIDERIES AND sHAWLs.

ARNOLD i CO. 50 CaRsl-st have received per
~. receu, arrivals large and superb assortment OF En-
broderes Consisting OF Collars, Habit Shirts ChemlsetIes
and Caps Of IN. nexrs; styles They would also invite al
tenon their very extensive stock OF Shaws conssus OF
Indis Cane Hair and French Cashmere long and square
Shsw their assortment of which Ia surpassed. Also
Printed Cashmere long aud square Shas OF the richest de-
signs together with large assortment of CT anediIe and
Bnrrege ShA,sls Sc4rfs AMI Neck Tea. ml2 teod
DLhNkET.s AND COATlNGS-Scarct, green,
ID gent;n-la aud indigo blue The Subscribers, agents
for The Chelmsford, Whitney and Dover Mills are prepared
10 receive orders for any description Of the above goods
that NAV be required. NESMITH co.
aI6 30 and 81 Pine-st
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NEW CHEAP BOOk-BISDEhY, No. 70 Fal!on
>sl OF Gold up stairs tentraneo IN OoiaIhio
GINS WILLIAMS prepared 10 execute binding 10.
booksellers hpd Other. by the edition single volume, In
the resies manner The lowest possible prices ana VIII
dispatch Au=ic periodicals. pamphlets ana al Eho OF
- IN ~ ~ al Inn
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GRANITE SHEETINGS-lOca cases; SO iach beached
UGrsni,, Co sh-.ngs this day received. For sale by
nj NESMITH & co. 70 Pine-si-
r A,yRENCE C. s,HEETISGS- 50 bales for sale
IL al Is and 20 C-dsr-sL T NJ UNDERHILL "A
.1OCKISGS.-leO bsies is, 49, 50 AID SO inch green
ais NESMITH CO. - and 50 piue-st.
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GERMAN SILVER.

GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES G. MOFFET, No l2i Prtnce-st Sd BLOCK West
y Of Broadway constantly manufacturing German Silver
OF vs-.oas norte=s and widths winch DC -l warrant 70 be
aora 70 any either foreign domestic Tor G1sy, and
men b. viii s-l a, wholesale retail Al recdcod PfcsA
5 AL good. sod VII. Dc delivered Il any pert c ne
Civ or Brooklyn. free Of expense = ~ l.-p
MANUFACTURERS CLEANED, from 10 10 100
vard- without rip p1k ingram 6. per Ja- Brussels
Re- -1y, and .nz~ls Cleaned tr1r . 20 0
sr-s,. ye or sLred SIC 70 81 ccs-s cieenet or dyed
SOC 10 81; oscs DO . 5oc tailoring coce Terms ca1d
siS Luz. SMITH 70 AileD-st
N1orITE-Ths copsrLcsr.h1p b. or o-tseen Charles
Lars Co les aas Cornelius J. aacLeazi- under Ii
Srr, OF . COLLINS < MACKENZIE" Of No. Little
C:rrogt IN ih city OF N-wYork Eat r-so1facicrers, Is
dissolved on snd from he day u the ca;e hereof oy The 1-
la consent Of The sad Parss- Nev-Ycsk Apr is, 1876
ul5 ST.
HOMEOPATHIC CHOCUL4TE-cJ J. F-ll (
Brother. 2o--or Philadelphia Homeopathic Choco-
la,e highly RECOMMENDED BY Drs H-rrisg Of Philadelphia,
sid GrHy Claiming and Gram Of Ssw-Ycfk for sse al
manufacturers prices. ny he Agents,
2sf Sueod- ADAMS. CUSHHAS < co. as Fnoot-st
Spirit CASIO obls quality Spirit Ges, fer sale
Sby OEIFZ BROTHER & co. No Is John-sI 10
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PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER HANSINIS.
WILLIAM PEHL, 1856 PEARL-sT.
TUAS received by III. late arrivals from Hayre his Spring
assortment OF Paper Hangngs, Borders Views. Panel
Pspers and Fire Board Prin direct from the manufacture
ers comprising all the newest styles and every quality
which BE- oders at wholesale and retail
Also an extensive assortment OF American Satin and COM
mon Papers at manHtacmrers prices.
Country Dealers will find IL for their advantage call
Persons requiring sufficient OF the finer qualities Of Papers
authorize special importation select for that pur
pose from a complete assortment Of new patterns.
m2o 2meo
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DAGUERREoTYPE APPARATUS,

DAGUERREOTYPE APPAhAIUSI
JoHN ROACH,
Optlcian, 20 Nsssau.st.
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND French German and
i American misunderstanding Boxes, Mercury
Ba,hs and oil the other materials used By operators are
manufactured under his inspection. Chemicals, Plates,
Caa-s Olicis,uf, &c. &c Lenses ground 20 order.
Thermometers and Surveying ComPasses manufactured
for the trade
M.gnelo Electric Machines, OF approved construction for
medical pnrposes Hl0 lmeodH
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HANGING SOLAR LAMrS-JAhEe p mos
llgET No. III Pnnco-st thrc block o. nJ -
ths Tor lard or OIL which VIII warrant 70 90 equal 9r
,S sn inyttsd 70 call nod e1snns for themselves
s. All goods delivered in any part Of zoe eiy or Brook
IA''' AZ Inn lsto
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mining regions for companies and individuals, and to
report upon their capacities nature Of the Ores and best
modes OF using them ncu ding plans OF urnarss kns &C
His attention has for years been particularly directed
10 working and Iron and Copper ores 10 al paru
O. the Un sass + Gssf
stockbhdge Iron Works, hais
A''. s'ls Ts.d cS Co ssss%ie ESQ
San 1pplie.aon can be made 70 Mr.. BUTTERWoRTH No.
81 Iberty-.l terms &c. 2H lwi,&tfo.
IJUBBARD's PAPEHs-BURNAP4 BABCoCK,
II No. IS John-sreet, offer for sale full assortment Of
ger Papers blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal Medium, bsmy AID Fla. Cap. ,
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quarto Post, Exchange Cop
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, sfal assortment
Packet Post, Super and EIiIa supsr
Tinted Plate Paper; Coored lmperAi
Colored Royals, thick and thin
3D. Do peabIs Cap, for copy books
FINE Glazed Colored Mediums Royals, &c kc.
ssss .i ss q 1sss ssss FL
Pspefs Hardware and Wrapping Papers Fhsy arc also
Printing Paper Of any ,1s aud qualify made 70 odera
.ho,t r5dcs iy2l osyeod
A MOST CURIOUS CLOCK-Carious for is sim
1.ay Being eeey y IRON and sr.ss-or il.
eouyenieree In winding upfor lis Integrity always telling
eating al he House Furnlssns Wue Rooms No. 8 Ms
a asn5hs Ses's may ''u4 SMITH ToRREY CO.
ENGLISH fELT1NG.-CyindeT and f0undnin
II Machine Telling, sssorted sizes scd widtns cow aoo
ing from Ship Yorxsnry and Tor ss.s ~ p,,.r,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telegraph pole. wanted, % be
delivered ne OF the New YORK. and Albany Mag
ne Telegraph Poles Of oak ch1annt or cedar 70
Andy 70 = Cornell or Livingston Wells No. 10 Wailst,
or MI s. P. Carter. Teiegr9ph once. Alosny- AID Lw
MRS. cARRoLL's OLD ESTABLISHED
NJ EDUCATED yspor .nd Sulphur Baths LEA fu!;on.st
w opposite 81 Pe1Ps Church are we'd Known TO be es-
necessary al this aeasor Of year. when the system
requires an auxiliary throw Of The cutc!e accumulated
dufng win:sr and which, BY remaining on The surface
t.rr scare, lever &c. They In operation from
O'Clock the morning Ill O'Clock al night Sulphur Bahs
require onc hours rot.c- elo wv
CMITH's HOMEOPATHIC Phannscy. No. $50
~ Broadway, adjoining Sbio's Thea;re-John I. 8.
Sni.a hAa la,g, asso,aent OF Homeopathic Medicines
Mix. Pure Alcohol Distilled Waier Pellets. lc- ke Ply
sczn Pocket and Family Cases OF Medicines on hand and
prepared 70 order. Homeopathic Platter Substitute for
ordinary Court snt Adhesive Plaster and excellent a
pLcaloa for Cons m.3a
ENGLISH WIRE CT TH.-Brsss and Cope
IA Wire Cgous, Nos 90 a1d IN, s1so!td Widths, oil snpo
nor quality nor er ling from Snip ha4am1oo, &c ~
sss BY i-s2 wl CYRUS W. FIELD. Eeriae-.H2.
DOHrs MOUTH STOCK FOX sAL~n NJ
fnares Of he CAPITAL Stock Of the Porisnoo'n D1 Iva
01 nZ sIEEc S2 I VAN DYKE. No II Wallet
1I0ITNTKY NERCHAsTS viii fnd taIss -;
,ornnent OF account books, copy, Debut xaosin ooo
pss. books. .eL:er and cap pspsf ~, 81 s5ysson. 100
L x &c al Es5s %" rRiScIs LoUTaEL. ala In
WOOD ENGRAVING.
r,rrpoa HORTON 4 co. Des.Snefs md ErzrKxers 81
| / Wood, 10 &C Nssnoa Esu
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1]utsrt alebirines.
sANps's sARsAPARILLA.

yOR TIE REMOVAL AND FkNNNNkNE NVAh u "
DISEASES kzISINs FROM An rNPcsE sEAIs OF
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rgIO HOUsRKEEPERS.-Psr In want Of Solar
Lamps now considered smos. indispensable, may hnd
g.ber with every style OF French and English Chins cut
and NO. 0iass, Eaben. Stone and Britannia ware &c
Wholesale and retail }. N. MEhhfTT,
100 Bowsry, between Grand and Hsster sts
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yPiRIT CASIO obls quality spirit Gas, for sale
1bJ OEIFZ BROTHER & co. No IS Johc-g- 10
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MINES AND MINERALS.

THE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 examine mines and
l mining regions companies and individuals and TO
report upon their capacities Of the ores, and best
modes OF using he ding plans OF furnaces, kns, &c
Hsaenon has for several years been particularly ofecseo
OF The United States In Cuba tho Lake Superior country,
&c JAMES T. HODGE, GeoIogis and Chemist
stockbhdge Iron Works, mafs
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Boarding an6 6otels.

with or without Board may be hsd
u Al 5e9 Broadway for married single Gentlemen, ht
nished or uniunlsded, nearly opposite tho Racket Club
Ii,n.. al 2w-
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EEGRANEH
IoEN s. HORTON, Hx;orics and wiring Ensrsyer
v No 50 Sssssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22
HenIrhfulness of Mexico.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
Amid the various contradictory reports relative
to the heathfuness OF Mexico, permit to present
a few facts founded on many years of observation.
ct all seasons on that coast. have invariably found
that all persons born and bred in Northern lati-
tude have an attack Of fever their first arrival on
the coast, but its malignity depends greatly upon
constitutional habit together with the season of the
year. have have known virulent cases in jan
uary at Vera Cruz as any other season Of the year.
but they were confined to strangers unacclinated-
indeed I was seized with it there on my arr
val in December and had it in its most malignant
form hut ever afterwards. whenever had an at
tack, it was slight. The rainy season generally
commences about the middle of May and ends in
September. During this time the weather ls de-
lighGi, except for the purpose oftraveing as rom
daylight; 10 about o'clock in the afternoon. the
atmosphere is perfectly clear. AT this season. siran-
gers require great prudence 10 preserve their heai
Vet il is not considered unhealthy The months OF
September October and November. The natives
residing on the table auds in Inc Interior they come
to the coast at an unfavorabe season, are as sub
iect TO the Vomito' strangers. and a. an in
stance will mention its deplorabe ravages which
| witnessed. |. is well known that idcatan Is con-
sdered the most healthy portion Of the coast, yet
whom the 4 600 troops from Vera Cruz Originally
from the nieriorl under General Morales. landed at
Yucalan in August of l542, the victims to lever
were abont Is or l6 day indeed have counted
about Is corpses day carried past the house IN
which | resided for a fortnight together-t~o oii
Gers died in the same house, and they were buried
vitkout funeral in tina, Catholic country; and
scarcely any Of the officers except the Generals
lived 10 return TO Y era Cruz tTen Morales told
me himself, that they had made a great mistake in
bringing soldiers from the interior TO ,he coast at
that season OF the year In order 20 conceal the
number of deaths from The army. as coon az one
died two soldiers were sent with the body wrapped
in the sheet in which it died 10 the woods aud ou
ried One day an English sailor having died
grave was opened ia the Strangers Bufylns
Ground" but when we arrived there In the alter
noon with The body, we found the grave had been
hastily filed up. and foot sticking out we soon
ascerianed that the soldiers, 10 save the trouble OF
digging grave had scaled the fence aud deposited
two bodies in The one opened we Immediately dug
another grave. and adjusted them both in the bes.
manner we could. | wish the philosophers ard
doctors writing for the " Union would explain
how it is that the climate Of the coast of Mexico has
so suddenly become snlubrious, these are not the
only observations made while residing in that city
VERA CRUzASo.
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Mediation of England.

In reference TO the article in the London Herald,
published by Friday part of the Caledo-
MAS news, stating that the British Government
had determined to offer les mediation for the settle
ment of our difficulties with Mexico and had actually
sent instructions to that effect TO Mr. Pakenham, the
Journal of Commerce says:
Letters from the most respectable In Eng
land give credit 10 this article. We know that MIR.
Pakenham has been in expectation of instructions 10
make prefer Of mediation and that he has given this
reaaon for not leaving Washington. for few
days. We may add here, that all the of English
interference by force in War with Mexico. are
groundess. The British Minister has declared to our
Government the determination OF the British Ministry
to this effect.
1t will be singular indeed it, after all The buster
ing of The War party here about England prompting
Mexico TO fight and aiding her in doing 80, the Brit
ish Government should offer its intervention to stay
the effusion of blood and bring about an honorable
Peace What rebuke would she thus give to the
noisy demagogues with whom the only evidence of
Patriotism is blind hatred of Great Britain and
the spirit Of whose arguments and appeals on every
question Of diplomacy is accurately expressed in
the Quixotic distich-
81 smell the blood of an Enelshmsn--
Dead or alive, must haze some"
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Picture of War by DIR. Rush.

correspondent of the Journal of Commerce,
writing from Washington, calls 10 mind the we'll
known sentiments of The late DR.. RUSH on the sub
ject of War:
The growth OF military sprit this country, is nfn
itely be deprecated DR.. Rush regretted the total ST.
encc Of the Federal the subject of
for promoting and preserving perpetual peace in our
country Indeed il is not improbable that ane fourth the
money expended through such Office for the prevention
OF war; would effect good than all that is expended
by the Var 0cs in The support of armies and the
cu,ion of After exhibiting the outlines OF such
Peace Office, the Doctor adds: Let the following
tence Inscribed in letters OF god the doors of
MAN CANE WORLD To DESTROY MEMS
LIVES SAVE THEM"
affect minds OF The people OF the United
States with of the blessings peace contrasted
with the evils Of the Doctor proposed the following
inscriptions TO be painted sign the door Of the
Wdy QTce:
l. An Office for butcherine the human species
2. widow and orphan making ethce.
3. broken bone making office.
4. wooden.leg making office.
s. An Office for creating private and public vices,
An Office for creating SPECTATORS, stock obbrs and
bankrupts.
!. An office for creating famine.
s. An Office for creating political diseases
O. An office for creating poverty and the destruction
of liberty and national happiness.
II What an incorrigible old Tory DR.. Rush
must have been thus to express his opinion of War
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FTNP0SeU on DO. U
Present duty. NcE's5ui V1Ilsr

The Secretary farther proposes duties OF S to 10
per cent. on BariIa, Burr Stones, Cork, Green Tur
tie Ivory, and the various Gums, Nuts, w Gods
Vegetables, &c. &C. now used mainly for Dyeing or
as Drugs whereby ne expects to realize individual
~ small sums but collectively very considerable
one. 1t is remarkable that whenever he cuts down
duty he expects an increase OF Revenue, and
where he increases one he is sanguine of like re-
suit! cannot doubt that be would often be disap.
pointed both ways.
He expects TO get sl5OOOo increase on Potatoes
by cutting down the duty from ten cents per bushe
TO 30 per cent. when ! am confident he would not
get $50, 900 in all on this article. Sewing Silk or
Twist he would have cut down from SO per CT (spe
cifc) TO 80 pr. Ct ad valorem and expects to clear
$500 600 by the change-a monstrous deusion.-
Why he proposes 10 raise the duties proposed by
Mckay on Cigars and Snuff, Cut Glass. Tumblers,
Sewing Silk, &c. &c. when his own estimates show
that he does not expect to get an increase Of
Revenue, and in several instances not so much as
Mckay,s bill would give, it would puzzle him to
tell. He disclaims Protection. and declares that
the lowest duty that will produce the requisite Re-
venue should in all cases be levied, yet expressly
contradcts this rule in practice.
However, there is little danger of the passage
of his bill, but the Commercial world may as well
be appraised Of its character. H.G.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. June 10Th, 1876 P. NJ
The dull debate on the Houmas Land Claim W as
brought to close 20 day in the Senate and the bill
finally passed. Just before The vote on its passage
Mr. HAYYEGAN asked Mr.. JOHNSON Of Louisiana
whether he had any interest in these claims. Mr..
JOHNSON was proceeding TO reply 10 the question
when Mr.. WEBSTER rose and protested against the
proceeding He besought the Senate TO stop at once
the undisni6ed discussion. 1t was cccrdingly
dropped, and the bill passed.
After speech from Mr.. DIX on the Wirehcuslug
BILL which was made the Special Order OF the Gay
for Wednesday next, the Senate went INFO Exeeu-
tive Session.
The Tariff debate in the House s not al much in-
terest. There was great desire ma infested 10
get the floor. DR.. YOUNG OF Kentucky made q
very tine speech today in favor of Protectio
motion 10 terminate the debate on the 30th inst.
was laid on the liable. think The debate may be
terminated by that time.
The news by the Caledonia was received in this
City 10 day al noon. and issued in an E xtre Union
The Union says tina, Mr. Pakenhan has received
advices by her 10 offer friendly mediation between
this Country and Mexico.
l hear nothing about the difficulty between Mr..
STEPHENS and Mr.. YAScEY. l doubt whether MIR.
STEPHENS will take any farther notice of it.
There is little news of interest to-day.
kICHELIEU
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STATS & BARKER,

CLOTHING AsD FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No l7s Broadway, tftrecy or1,o-:ie Ho'ar9 Hofell
~ 4 9. nov receiving isrEe soo v-gsni ssse!s
r.rt Of spray ard summer Goods, ~hich theg will
70 nrcer in fashionable styles al ih uiu-
a reasonable prices.
orprrcie OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
klns brown ana black cio.h Ores, and
Frpck Goats. ~ ~ 80 w
sa,n (;oiha CsshrerelI Pelto Goats ~ to II 90
Txeet, Ksrfsn, de Lain Ssck Cosis..... 80 to 90
PANT Of Cas- .mere, Linen DT1i.s, &c 1e 90 10 ~
49, n yNhtls Mara Cashmere, suka &c. "a 90
Oyercoa,-s light aud beautiful T~eeca saIo Goihss
and Casslrisres Tor travelling Ov-rcoais
sf.o General assortment OF furnishing articles, VIZ:
CTsyst, Stocks Ti-s Shr Cosrs Gloves, Srsp-nders,
Az AID rp,tna Irnr-r Sr;r'. &c. mig Su
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The Ash Poles OF ,4l still Growing:
NEw-LEBASoN CENTRE.
Columbia Co N y. June II, 1916.

NEW Lebanon CESTRE,
Columbia Co. N. y. June II, 1916
To The Editor Of Tie Tribune:
Iperceve in your Daily ofthe 9th inst over the
initials of H N D. of w.Jertey, description OF sn
Ash Pole that ,rsnsplnnted in September, ls4 H.
n D. thinks this rare case which is very true
Aud will now give you another in addition to yours,
Mr. Editor of the same date. Although you' are now
looking for another Military Chieftair | trust you will
let The friends of HENRY CLAY speak through your
nevertiring paper occasionally Of him and those Ash
Poles which are 10 commemorate his name (as can
dida,e fnothng more) of that eventful year In Sep
TENDER 1914 | took from the farm upon which vas
resre ard nov occupy. Ash ten inches 10 diameter
and 100 feet in hight and ransplanted it rear my store
which is 90 10 u foliage and stands erect as Henry
CLAW himself Amos Kendall believed in Dad oEts)
i believe in good and trust tbe,e Ash Poles
that were transpanted By Henry Clays fast and hrn
friends are die in bis day.
Yours truly, ID. N. HtLsEkT.
An entire mistake. We have not yet begun to look
for mex, President and do not 10 for year yet
Ed 7ri5
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GENCY FOR PAUGHN'~ Eeeeoipe bl tIr
Auipic Mixture ia S2 N-sssu, Opposite Cihton aan'
S..York only place ci.y wne- !; can ne Dougn'
The great reputation Ihs article now hss hrou On me norl
o .ecnu OF the United St4!rs s5 ouced re proprietor
80 ,hsh [. pot a. Inc above Location, spd dealers Or
rnrur,-rs III ni sy. on hanc, r-ady 10 forward ~
NV Dsf: OF the country. Pamphlet. containing testimony OF
.i-.s Ny-r Ir female complaints w-ssness o! tnr .ys
Gan diseases the Lungs, Con.ur piion ri- sundce
S.rofula Salt Rh-uCi. Sc &c VII! be 'rfn'4sa ..
st.r TOO rs orcisbe 10 be qIeauonec OF ooaote s IL
ms civ The proprietor has I'M liberty 10 us me nsils o tne
R-v c. sps.ry u l5. S.rs.u.,t who VII! safe "nt' h7
,nv NJ To. .-c OF ths medicine - crocsr and grsVe-
n. r.cusr character OF the medicine VIII soo" lts-if Va
I NJ 81 OF .orle 10 suy Gaze. aud Often in :ne Use OF
he y OF bcus Tire angular -t-ci prodnc-o ny n- use "
~ -,;-liIs csr;ainty IN relieving al and radically
-r-ir5 nD- il y~els- explained In The pamphlet Whcn
~ ,,r and all Interested will please call asd get gr.i
a, iss Nassau opposite Clinton Hall. Only Agency IL The
i;y Prc- Of Il bottle 81. b W 20 81 Discount 10
80 rrya S,n-odMNEbl
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FROM THE EDITOR,
MIR. walkers war Duties.

WASHINGTON, Friday, June -, $40
have at length seen the Secretary of the Treas
ury's Schedule A designed to show Congress
how to raise part of the extra revenue necessary
to prosecute the War agains. Mexico. find tina.
he omits from this Schedule the protected articles
almost en,irely-Co;tons, Woolens Iron, Sugar. &c.
as on these he calculates 10 raise several millions
more BY reducing the presen. duties, as already re-
commended by him. The chief articles on which
he expects to increase the Revenue by aucmen,ine
duties, arc these: