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have also introduced Grimsha~'s History OF the
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~h.ch you kindly seut me They appear to me
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Datent Glebirines.
VTNrg,S CANApIAN yERMIFUGE

WlNES'S CAN ALLAN HESMl6 =.
WORMS the fruitful OF many very
- Gises.-s. indeed th-r- "a ~ com lart
which cfcts infancy 40 ctdEoot that nsy DC pro-
dIced highly aggravated 5y he presence vi these sui-
mas II HE bowels Cases recorded says al eminent
Physician a. t1-m producing s. Wins darcs- !ocsl4w.
hpOpsy mania. DIR psv il t- h-zc Inflammation OF the
perverted vision, yi especially OF TIE muscles
sah-svi.nt 20 speech, GucGng papitacon OF M heart
EczUp, dry cough. ptursc pals, eruption. Tneur!sac
pans II t6= lgrts 1c Dr. Chapman say. tas every spe
ces u " ors 10 sve e.f oTiEu AID support = 4
week and depraved condition OF The digestive crgaas -
sn he SAYS, IN 81 ~ diminished strength and sriz-
caton OF frame reduced and especially II he bow
s snare IN he cebtsied safe. may II child suspect
ineir existence or speedy ge3ersou Or. Gregory oo-
serves II cacnot ,. Golbt tha: eas state otte dyes
tive organs is that which principally Leads prediction
OF worms Dr. Wood remarks " here set great space
.or improvement in the ore OF treating this complaint"
Wv orins The laTge-: Worms uuGusstinnahy fouci
Frequently IN Young people persons OF weakly asG
ine1c bres ard csheuc habits and hence fret in
!rnuon should De 20 invgorste the system generally and
the stomach aud iutes,iueS particularly
The remedy 10 which would call he s;.rtoE OF the
public. Is which has proved Successful for ION time:
sud II is universally acknowledged b. eli have tried
H. 70 be far superior any other medicine ever employed
IN diseases Ger which II recommended. ony de-
stroys Worms and ;nvgo-aes the whole m bur il dis
solves snd carries off the un5ent slime rucus
pecia.y those n bad health The or
lest IN Itch Worms produce their young. ana by
ng IL Il Impossible for Worms remain 10 the BODY
/: Is harmless III is effects Tire system and the hea;h OF
The patient IS always improved by lis when
Worms discovered
JOBS WSR Co. sole rToerieors Tor the u ). Sold by
Wyatt ketcham p Fultnu-st; r A. Sands l5s Bowery
J. W Ba.seu, 81 Broad way, and Druggists generally.
tlg Tux Sgi2awlui'
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Affairs in Columbus.
Correspondence of TIE Tribune.

Correspondence oil 4He i4!'4He
COLUMBUS Ohio 2l.: January. ls46.
The daily Tribune came with great regularity in
three DAYS until we began TO expect the news Of the
arrival Of the aiberna, when the paper dropped a
day belinda position it still maintnins
Have You New-Yorkers thought OF the effect of
me Magnetic Telegraph upon the circulation in the
country of your daily papers. AS soon as the com.
muncation is complete to Baltimore, we must take
Baltimore papers which, in time. will Be supplant-
ed ty those OF Cumberland and 20 on How sta lie will
b. your articles How r1ienoas your heading IN large
type-"TwENrr-Tw DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
Nv pRrv,-y ExPaEss UNPARALLELED SPEED
Capita punishment, vi. never Dc abolished in Ohio
nor public executions prohibited By an act passed
year. since imperfect in is provisions The people
or Ross County (here execution 10 take place on
ne b March periticned for It's repeal The petition
mas been answered by bill (Which already passed
tue Senate amendatory OF the former law.
Our STATE printing is hereafter 70 De done By contract
70 nich bids invited
The Legislature will probably adjourn In February
o.
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Religion and Education in Texas.

HousroN, Jan II, ls46
The Annual Conference Of the Methodist EPisco-
pal Church for Western Texas, closed Us sessoniH
This place Yesterday after harmonious Sno interesting
session of I'VE days. Bishop Soulc presided hev.
Robert Alexander was stationed Galveston; Rev u
Fuller Rev. II. 5. Thral Austin; Rev. Devioss al
San Antonio Rev. John Haynic al Corpus ChrisE-
The three las, mentioned places stations mus
you this enlerprsing denomination oi protestant
Christisns are vending their way to the West.
TIE Texas Bible Society has resolved 20 supply every
family IN the State with copy ot the Sacred scriptures
and Thousand dollars worth OF the publication OF The
American Bible Society have been received for that
purpose The Conference passed resolution approving
OF This enterprise and enoning upon each OF It's Minis
ers the duty OF making special efforts FOR the supply
every family within their respective heds OF labor.
We had last evening, interesting meeting Of the
Convention FOX the promotion OF education in Texas.
very able sud appropriate address delivered by Rev
ChHupcy Richardson, President Of Ruersville College
The whole subject Of the thorough education of oar
s incubation has been taken hold ofn good earnest o
mo most worthy aud influential citizens OF our country
and IRON, the spirit manifested thus tar. anticipate
,,,ch GOOD viii result from their efforts. Among the
,ronos.d measures is the publication. at Houston, OF
Journal deyo ed 20 the cause Of education
Our principal cities towns roads ana thorousniares
are crowded With strange faces. New emigrants are
daily pouring in from all parts OF the world Inc great
point OF attraction the Rcst-:he Far Vest tEcsoy
tersn College TO be located in the vicinity OF san An
tonic 4 Presbyterian Minister has been Stationed Al
that place by the american Board OF M'ssous sres'
byterisn Church Is building at Victoria.
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9cnernl Notices.

t1yE.press Notice. en.O.a!.- Messrs Adams Co.
specially announce 10 ther friends and tn N-w-York
public generally tina, they have removed their General Ea'-
:.,, Southern European Ainey aud sOr'9ardns Office
from No II 10 No l6 Wast nearly opposite their former
location where they will be happy 10 receive all orders or
favors eonGed them for execution delivery They
embrace the present suitable occasion 10 return their
grateful sckuowlel smens FOR The generous patronage ex
tended - aud they that the fidelity ard propptress
h shich they have underworld execute all com
entrusted their care, and which VIII character
iZe th-r future efforts may -ntle them ncOntnuance of
th confidence Of their pacous commend their Agency
10 inc notice al who mas have business transactions with
auv psr of lie United States or the Continent 81 lw
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~ American isSmnnsluIil, Nos I5s anu lei O1osos
near Breckers having bean completed, Is now open Tor
exercise This institution has been got up HI
expense and with every 10 The completion OF each
branch in order 10 afford this City desirable pace for The
OF athletic exercise, 10 The grrsi benehi oi
the genera seah. The building having been erected ex
presslv for Ggmlasu covers IL s space Oh otVu sgt
IT, the OF exercises occupying rising 4o The eAer-
cises Will be found amusing Well Observation-Disclosures
lions pleasant select Ts baths with boz and cold water
viii be an agreeable acquisition III establishment hs also
The Residing Room conining Tie cles o. City and rnSsh
papers The exercises cU5srscec tsi oy me Use OF
each every muscle Is brUught into actor causing genera
development aud strengthening Of al paris OF Inc hooy
Pupils he under tie instruction oil The Director To
those of edenlary occupations Institution Is OF ruch
mpoItancc AM invite ihe.r attention particularly Is
50 thai OF the pubic generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic auseIens are Srea. number invaluable anc
ms city hiss greatly needed institution complete "!h
every thing necessary weregulad ard properly con-
dpctsd iyinnssuu The following gentlemen have given
ms their support and 10 them we have the liberty OF referring
Valentine Mot. 81 D.: j. c. Cheesnan, 81 d; j. hearneJ
Rogers NJ. D.: - c. Post n u.
" JAMES T. HATFIELD Proprietor
a....s. l.. TWlGGS. Director,
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Tho treaty of the Escurial.

To .ie Editor Of The London Times:
Sre-Io refuta,ion of the sweeping assertions haz
aried bv Mr. Buchanan in the accompanying e,1-
,rac,s from mis- statements OF the 18th of July and
3Otb of August last. allow me to cite the subioned
ssag from the standard work OF the German pu 10.
iici-t Koch. entitled Histoire A5regee des Traites
should Won consider the subject Of sufficient i'm
nortance Won will perhaps be good enough 10 print
The assertions and refutation at the same time.
II have the honor 70 be, sir.
Your most obedient servant. D. F. c.
CbnpeI placs Carsndish square. Dec 30 isi5.
TIE AMERICAN STATEMENT.
mo sufficient evidence mas been adduced that either
Nooka Sound or any other spot upon the coast was
ever actually surrendered by that power SPAIN 10
Great Britain All know with Certainty is that Spain
continued in possession oil Nootka Sound until 1873
when abe uol,in ary abandoned the place Since that
ro1 mo tt,npt has beea made (uness very recentiyl
BY Crest Britain her subjects, to occupy either this
or any other psrt OF VancGuvers Island &c-(Mr Bu-
chansn's statement OF the 2th OF July, la45.)
As to possession, ii Meares was actually re-
stored 70 his possessions Noorka Sound whatever
,e.e NAV have been the undersigned has never seen
any evidence OF the fact Ii is 10 be found in the
Journal of Vancouver although this officer sent from
England for the avowed purpose OF witnessing such f.
restoration But one fact is placed beyond all
doubihat the Sganards continued III the undisturbed
possession Of Nootka Sound until the year 1875 when
ihey c0iHdriy abandoned the place. Great Britain has
never at any time occupied this or any other position
Vsncouvers Island - Mr.. Buchsnsns statement OF the
3Oth OF august, 15i5)
THE GERMAN PUBLIcIsT.
The execution of the Convention lof the Escural of
18th OF October -ilartens vol. g. p. lsi besides
experienced difficulties which delayed it until 1895
They were terminated the 23d of March of that year
at the places themselves On the spot by the Spanish
BFigadier Aava and Inc English Lieutenant Pierce who
exchanged declarations. III the Gulf Of Nootka itse!f.
after ue Spanish fort demolished and e English flag
oas loisted as sign Of possessioa[ Abridged History
of Treaties of Peace by f e. Koch chap xiv Treaty
of the Escuria.l
misunderstanding no doubt that the documents
were dawn NJ consinne detail OF their proceedings and
signed IN duplicate by both of them for the purpose being
transmitted to their espective Courts
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a THIRD MROOK WHIcH IS a

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% Cromwell and LsmAn Bgcharl's Sketches" The lIa
ian Poets OF Dante. BY Leigh Hunt Pric. 57t CITE.
To copies OF the FIRST Issue OF this valuable work
orders should be sent in EARN to
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University EDITION

dAF DR- WE5STER'S DICTIONARY; Abrid ged from
~ the Ouarto American Dictionary with Walkers Key
ne pronunciation Of Greek Latin and Scripture proper
etc with Memoir and Bust Of the Author One
volume, royal duodscno
IN this Revised Edition, the principal o6jsct has been 10
furnish work TO hose c sees OF the community
who want flr co'-ut.tcn something ABOVE ordinary
School Dictionary but who disposed to purchase
Wehslers larger works For purpose numerous sd
dons have been made 10 the vocabulary and the deni
uons, particularly from that portion of IN. American Die
ionsy which ADDED in The edition Of 1871 and sl.o from
e afdenda Of 1875 hgt the number Of words in ,h1
cabuiay above TRY touscnd 5o0o tha in
Wtlkc s large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popusr USE s
presented The public the hope VIII the
waits OF muudes OF the coun,rymen OF Dr. Webster
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ana Academies but also In the Counting Hous- the Manu-
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HEW EnK sALE.-P-w No. Il, middle aisle, IN the
Re- Dr.. PniIp.s Church OF Fiah-syenHe oet% .ss
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" aydroparhy.-A aydropa,hc Institution hs

or HydrOpafhy 9 ayaTJPaurE-
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Applications for admission can e rnaas 81 ~
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THE TREAsURY OF HISTORY COMPLETE!

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY COMPLETE.
THE 9Th and last No of This valuable work s just pub
lshe6, and contains a. follo~s:-
The History OF the unile1 States TO The present year
.. OUTLINE History o. the different States, together with
Geographical snd Geological View of their Present
Condition, Resources. &c
5 Sketch OF Iowa, Wisconsin nnd Oregon.
I. Sketch OF California
s. Table of Governors OF the different States, etc.
Table of the Reigninp Powers OF Europe, the Repuo-
lies and SRes Of South America, and the Empire OF
Brazil.
This No (neary double The usual size finishes this inn
por,ant and the whole series he Obtained
for . per No. y! DANIEL ADEE, 1917 Fuiton-st
Who has also IL press aud Will issue in few days No
y VI Braiihwses Retrospect of Pscca! Medicine and
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Terms 81 Der annum IN advance. il2os
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,- ,,,,irvoynure applied rs u Diagnosis OF
p,S.o'a' ~ Dr. ?. WEssTEg. Residence 81 HUDSON
- 80 SS.ri-s Consultations from 4 u. III r M
e. ~ nost p STVy.TE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERIs n
49, srery Monday, Wednesday and Friday nehIs,
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M. tyso ladies' 81 single tickets ~ eens 1Is iho'
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Tni, last certificate is from the lady of Col Stevens

Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: From The many favorable no.
tees your Sarsapaia by persons Of distinction was
induced try effects happy 10 say win Signal
have beeu OF the sautnry dement's OF me
Sarsapea in Of debility indigestion, &c and II is
hut deed q: Justice 10 that your preparation oil
is my opinion preferable TO any cher whether be
regarded for the peasaness o It's aste or thu beneficial e
lecls which II produces tins system Believing II 10 be
valuable acquisition remedies calculated TO mitigate
the suaerings consequent upou the ills Of the hesh"
would cheeully recommend 1t to all who are s9he ing
from indigestion. A A LANSING,
Albany, Oct ., l845 Clerk IN Post Oihce
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rS- The subscribers Lozense for Cold II INC
insiatv allevia,es The able symptoms Of that
nnnlssssnt disorder Permitted 10 dissolve slowly IN the
mouth 10 lis action on the membrane OF that organ
wilhi!aws iEaamrauoa from ihe paris saeeied II IS
also M eic.c!ous and approved remedy FOR hoarseness
and loss Sfyo!ce. Price - ceEts box -
Sold al the principal drug stores, snd by ). Cop
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rENHE TEMPLAR's CIAItT: Or Hyerosiyphic
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EXTRACTS FOR THE EANDKERCH1EF...
UPWARDS OF ahy varieties OF the choicest extracts 'o'
u sa:s wholesale End retail By A.,.v
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ssr j. n. Wheeler auor.ey an Counselor al
Law snt CCC2r.2lJurt al p-cE. 49, -l.ra II me
Rss5irg.BocD Of E.lainsss 7sl ? - u is- cay
spd sTsgns TLo osp
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For sne al 1874 Futonst; X r Van Buskirs 294 cor
of Market and Broadst., Newark N j; lngis, u rGt
crsou n j. los South Pearl-si Albany; Redding co NO.
t,,a,.-.L Ro.toa; Backus Bull. Troy Mr.. Wells,
druggist Utica Grant Bookee dIugsists. roughhrepste
F.r aud by principa, druggists gsneray
throughout The Ontod WEST ndiss and he Canada.
which contain quart and Aligned with The written sigma
10 VS.
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Dr. To;crse7d Sri have been dislres sed with the dys
pepsia yesrs which originated whilst residing in
the West having constitution paired by the west
fever and probably by taking inudcious quantities OF
medicine Ny appetite very and my TODD did not
properly diges occasioniug weakness and general debit
~ throughout my whole system tried great number Of
remedy among others both SAndss and Bris
tolls Sarssparia. but Trey all failed TO effect cure Know
ing OF where your Sarsspara had been very
beneficial resolved Ivy bottle and deriving benefit
t-reroIn continued until had taken half dozen bot
Ties and happy 10 Inform you that my health Is now
restored
To those afflicted similarly myself would cheerfully
recommend your Extract of Sarsaparil.a- Yours,
II. D. CURRAN, Coal Agent, 1874 Market-s
Albany. Ian, ~, 1915.
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5NFAl,LIBJ.E kEMEDy for Frosted i-anos-.Ths
prapre.sr ofue Da-isn LDimaat -yh.cn Sas sisised
roc ct.bry ia the puc:h OF Europe, .or its efficacy L.
hesrg Frosted Iinhl and been introduced BY MIN y Phi
aaelp4a pln ee1z sUccess scarslns hose afflicted that
h. hs. appointed asecc,-s a. 30 Eeec1eE-s a3c -
Matceusn- and q Mx,densre, up starr, where supply
nav procured AZ z, r-niz per nGi" dis hu
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WANThD-A u.ron as salesman in wholesale Gro
w Gerry Commission business, by Young Man who Is
thoroughly acquainted with both. and who would have no
objection bookkeeper Refers TO bis present
poyer Address George kinness." through Post Office
Iyys