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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


HIREIAND WILL GET HER own The
following extract Of q letter from al Irish
gentleman 10 his brother, a Merchant ia
New Orleans, doubtless brsathes the spirit
that prevails throughout Ireland. The note
which arrouses England and Tho United
States to arms, viii be the signal for rails
ing the standard Of rebellion ia the Emer-
aid Isle, and the chains that have 50 long
iettered her oppressed people will be sew.
cred;
g ] read the Presidents Message before
yourpapers came to hand. In common
with al Irishmen, I admire IT'S tone.
Polk speaks out, and in language NOT 10 Be
mistaken. IT'S believed the British
Government will not, nay, having regard
to honor, cannot concede to your terms. -
inevitably q war with the Estates must
be the result. When this occurs, Ireland
lcl get her Own England's difficulty shall
be lreland's opportunity.
/" Hsra fol POlk, fOr Repeal and a
Parliament Of our oacny Nine cheers for
.he United States, Old and Young HEX
orygl'"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Ex-Governor McNUTT.-Tt is general.
y known that this distinguished gentleman
has RECOMMENDED the practice of the law
"A profession which be abandoned nearly
ten years ago. There isnO doubt but that
bis ability and legal requirements viii ia.
sure for him unbOunded success.
From the last numbeg Of che Mississip.
plan we extractthe following:
" Ex-GOy MoNUrr Ee-appears 81 he bar
IN some impofian. suits pending ia Kinds
Circuit Court, during y PTssentaession.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Ar ere 6fner editor Oftbe Con.
,iiulionall 81 Fie burg, is to commence
Tie Publication q Naive American pa
psy b New CHeahs. on.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

or a large and enihusioglic mceiinQ
vas recently hsld Is PhaadslpAis. 70 take
into considefalion he present condition Of
our foreign relations. Resolutions were
adopted. declaring that "a view Of he nm
settled laie ofouf affairs with England and
'Ierico-iho warIike Preparedons Of ne
ioimerour country should Be placed Il d
situation d dsienca by augnenting tie
strength or 6ni6caiions snd insFsas.
ing on naval end military force. ne
meeting declared IS iapor Of our clain, Is Is
ehee of Oregon
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Tho New Orleans Native American
says: "The result Of our late election
must convince the most enthusiastic wing
that their party is now in the minority in
New Orleans"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

regret 70 inform the author q
4 en6ncation, titled !. The dalg ererg
e MI az Z & that il is too lengthy
Eor publication ia oul columns We can
not devote as nuc pace 70 the discussion
81 any one subject ia article would re.
uuircs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


tcreign newa ae lFat ieyel
rising 4, knglana
Tha snip Nprthumbprapa has brought
intelIl nce aro dqys aisr iior Europe.
From the New Chtan Commercial
Times, of ha loth ins leah ihatlhe
comments Ofsbe London papers. On ibe Pr
egon question, are warlise fhe Chroni.
cls, leading English Journal, declares, VI u
has heretofore done that Great Britain viii
accept nothing short of the Columbia river,
and that the United States canho sly pp.
81 her supposed unWiIIinguess q engage III
= war.
Sir Robert Peel has proposed Is admit
buck wheat maize and rice free Ofduiy,
and the House Of Commons have agreed
70 his proposition.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

DUE1LTNc. he new constitution
Missouri which has been submitted 10 ID
people III IaIihcation provides that an
person WHO shall ailer il adoption, Be I'd
gagged d ! duel, either Is principal Dr. oil
erwise, shall be disqualified from holdin|
any Office, ciyiI " military III tlle State.
his punishment extends not only 10 thOs
who leave lhe State % engage Ill duels sd
e those who have been engaged ia theu
n other States and fly to Missouri, va
regard this Is another ineieclaal atteniptto
break down a custom, which We believe
the spirit ofthe age Is against, and agaius
which the current Of popular opinion judg
ing from the actions Of law malers) has
been turned.
Daily observations must teach The mos
superficial Observer lhasth attempts N'hicl|
Legislators have mode u arrest ne prac|
Gee IF doeIIiug have proved entirely una
Railing The barriers which shey havd
reared have hot been strong enough d
prevent men who desighedit iton SEEDING
their disputes On ihs field III honor.
The Penallle q g slle offence are
rarely eyer enforced the law Is trampled
upon, and lie trans ssoI ara PefmilledtO
@ unpunishsd. This We regard AZ strong
arguments gainsl such snaciinents Ifohs
provision q our Constitution Is disregard
d tho force q all of them i weakened,
md ne law does not command that awe
md Iasnecl which / should.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

o. The refusal onlhe part Of our gOl
ernment q submit arbitration, lhe III
trOversy relative q the Oregon qussiiol
did not create as much surprise I'll EngIap
as has been suppos judging from Il
following extract tFoln al article IN il
London Times ot llie 4th alt
"Ths rejection 81 TIE renewed proDos
ton lor Terminating lie Oregon dispute !
arbitralign ha nol taken d oae by ID
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Ths hil % create two regiments Of
mounted l'aensn hai Been defeated Is shs
Hwe q ulztivos b1a large ne.
jori'g
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Caleb Cushing has been proposed as DC
Hs1i Democratic candidate 5 Governor
q Massachusetts e lhs nezs election
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
The IndePendent TreasuFY.


The Independent Treasury.
The billrsported 81 General Dromgoole
from tho Committee Ways and Means,
has passedthe House of Representatives
BY . vote of ~ ID 90. II will doubtless
be adopted BY the Senate-receiye the
sanction of she President, and then, after so
much contention, so many hard fought bat
ties, the divorce Of bank and State will
have been effected.
For a long period have the democracy
grappled with tha money power, that sought
to WELD ~ meanspf fraud, bribery and
deception, the destiny d the nation; but
we hope.it il now prostlaled iOreveE and
that twill not 81 necessary 6r the peo.
pie to level another blow Against It.
The adoption of the Independent Treas.
ury bin Is an important step which has
been taken BIZ the House Of epresentaiiyes
ia tie cause of reform, according iothe ds-
cree Of the people at the election which
placed in power the present administration.
The large majority By which i passed, en-
cOurages the belief that other measures
will be promptly and favorable acted upon.
That body has, thus fir, acted in accord
ance 70 the popular will, and has not as
samed the high privilege Of reversing the
decision Of the American people. Wei
hope proper regard for the honor 81 tho
nation, the rights of TIE country, win IN.
fuene lhe Senate @ pursnea like course.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

The Hon. ]. X. Paulding has written 3
new novel. titled the 0ia Coaiinsn,al-Or
the Price Of Libety."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


~ adouFps rei'nt " 'hc Vesa q
lrinlly choeh el,y, Rs ID.
Rsr ny ths chsl u "a Nv 20.h m
lhe pllowIn Nssuymen we're elected 6
serve Vac pssl iol lhe
Hon Owing Philip Flm e..
Dr VIM t.lIls pa. Is b Kidd. ell.
n WJ. Nils auackenboss ESD
Alex Smith Eq Wm BattaiIe Esq., and
Hho Wilson
Col Niles and Kidd were re-elec-
tea Senior end JUNO Wardens, Col. Niles
Treasurer and M QuackenbOss secre.
tary.
Hon. IA. NJ, Ewing Philip Finn Esq
and col. Niles, were elected delegates 70
rePresontthe Parish mo ensuing Dioce
san Convention % b holdenat Yicssbrrq
On The ga Of May next ana Dr. II.
Geo. s. Yerge ana William
Smedes Esqrs. were elected as proxies.
We understand from roy. d. Camp, that
Bishop OBEY intends 70 visit Iris parish
some time between ths 26th inst. alta the
80 Of May next when he viii administer
the Apostolic rite Of confirmation.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Hos RTTcHr AcQUnD q
the All inst tie jury n s ofi
Conmonwealih 81 Virginia Is Thom.
Ritehia without leaving Tho boz, rss
derea ysrdics ef ot guilt,. whsreupo
he was discharged and tho prosecute
against the clhal prlsonersd dismissed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

a reduction ofihe duty 81 sall designed g
agricuIluralp purpose has been made, IL %
French tariff
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

We are indebted n tie polite off,
ce fthe steanes Brownsville, Meteor,
nv Hamer, Dime Yasoo City, West.
wood Wave ioI laie papers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

are indebted y ihe Hon. ROber'
Ds Owen, Hon, Iea soR Davis and the
Hon Stephen Adams ior valuable public
documents.
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Died,


Suddenly, on Friday evening, Mr.. WM T. ANDERSON,
aged 81 ,ars
The friends of the family and also those Of his bro.
the members Of Jefferson Division No Of T., and the
order in general respectfully invited to attend has
funeral from his late residence ll6 Walker street. with
out further invitation, on Sunday the 9Th instant at
o'clock p
On Friday the 9TH instant at No. Courtlsndt street,
THOMAS BEcKEr, Of Manchester England, 40 years Of
age
His friends and scquainances generally requested
n ate nd his funeral from his late residence No Court.
landt street, this Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Friday evening, 4th instant, Of congestion OF the
Methodist Church this city, in the 4l year of his sge
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
o'clock, r. NJ, from his lase residence 3ssh Bowery,
without further notice.
Philadelphia and Toronto papers please copy.
On the 9th ulimo at Aberdeen. aged Ill years. Mr..
ALEXANDER DuroAr. He enlisted in the army in It'll
and discharged in 1908 returning to his original craft
Of shoemaker and drawing his pension for fOrtythree
years.
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az. wSv~ aow,uA-

ANTHONY J. BLOCKER, Auc'r.
T ARGE SALE of Valuable Building Lots on Madison
~ and Fourth and 2sh, goth, soth and sist
Anthony Blee ker will sell auctions Thursday, the
ION nstaat, at o'clock, the Merchants Exchange
9 lots OF gouna. lying mostly in PARCEL aud situated
n follows vix:--
and parts Of lots the h between 18th and
3o,h
large pieces Of ground fronting the Middle road and
extending from the OF the block between ~ and h
streets the esare Of the block between s, and ssd sts
7l0t: on 18th street, bew esn ssh and 'th avenues
10 los s0th street, do do
u lots and cores 3lst ST., do do
There various buildings the above properly which
will be sold with the lots which they respectively stand
The fle this property OF the beat and Oldest
New York, having been half century in The ia
mly 80 OF purchase remain bond
and mortgage cent able before five years
Autographed be obtained the auction Of
Anthony J. Bieecker, Broad st. d5 5tisrc
SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION Of
"A and modern Paintings, Of all schools, recently
ported by Mr. Pckird from Europe aud the of
them in her original frames exhibition
the Gallery ksms, Granite Building, of Broadway
and Chamber. street where they be day om
10 4. VI. until r. VI. Entrance IN Chambers street.
The sale Of these Paintings wilt take Tuesday the
S Wedne sdsy he 9TH and Thursday the 10th Of
at O'Clock, precisely. in the evening. d5 3ussrc
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ny TIE n Ais.
Highly Important from Warrington.

WAsHIreToS, Dec. 4, lSz6
P,tpatsriag- Santa Amna ard the Nerican Go
rnrxm Difficulty Of Supporting HIS drmy-
7amp,co--Army Morements- General Scott
San yssam D. Ulod- The Mails
A letter has been received to-day from W.
Mccall, the agen, OF our government AT Nalpa'
raiso, in which he states that no privateerng ves-
sells will be allowed TO be fitted out that side the
Horn Indeed, there is no danger, from present in
dicatons, that any OF the South American States
will permit privaieefs to sail from their ports =
There is the utmost COED feeling towards ms
gov ment generally diffused throughout south
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Yesterdays arrivals fell far short Of those Of the pre-
vious tsI, o. the week The following 10 the full
amount OF each OF the respective hotels =:
AMtnoA.- Martin Hernandez. Va w. L. Grshan, DO;
Mr. James. do; r. Weir, West Point; j. Sedan Va; T.
Foulke. Princeton; o. Paulding. Tarrytown
AsIoR.-A Greene, A Chilly, Phila; r. Choats. Bos-
ton; ID. clymer, Beading; j. Adams u. 8. Navy; c.
March, S. Philips, W; Newton. Utica; p. Kellogg.
Poughkespss; W. Edmonds Albany H Talbot, Provi
denec; J. Stanhope, Ohio; NJ Cordss Boston: n sew
mour. J Johnson, N. y; Warner, Phila; W. Loring
Boston, L. Dole Rowiey, O. sssdman, Hartford; Lieut.
jerks, b Poor, Mr.. Winston. n Higgins Boston
Cnv.-F. D 0srie, fsnDsy lyanis; r. Ouid, baltimore
T r. Lee, Croton Falls; n Richsrds. Boss on: w ~
Witt Albany; scsmdren. saco, Me; H. Andervon
GeorEstown' D. Carter, Boston, Q Nsphsys Pha; jos
FsAskLiS- r. Fouks, J. snsdden. Va; J. Allen, Phila
c. Goodyear. New Haven; w. Dorlin, Troy; J. Archi
bald j Love, Penn; A. Ripley, Michigan; II Lee al
bany; J. Russell, Warren; "A. Atkinson ~ Hampshire
w Rudd, Rochester; z Psrkham, Waterbury; J. Lamb
ton Havana; A. Fitch, N. Brunswick
HowAsp-non. Stewart. PsnnsylvsDia; lion 4 II
Arnold Rhode Island; b. Anthony Providence; H. Has
kens, Baltimore; H. Matthew'S, 0swsgo; y. Robinson
Liverpool, g. Patterson. Philadelphia; Rev. Nh. Miner
Worcester; w, Jennings, Phils,i w. Knight dc
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.saon or the Ohio River.
Money mARKET.


Saturday, Dec. 5-6 r. M
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
closed at decline Of fraction in all the ancies. Har
en- fell of III Norwich and Worcester Ia. vicksburg
closed yesterdays prices. and North American Trust
improved on last sales The sales to-day were not
heavy buthere is evidently disposition among holders
to get rid Of stocks in anticipation Of further decline
The attention Of Wall street spectators turned
towards Washington and considerable anxiety exists to
know the tone and of the Presidents message and
the rspohs of the different Secretaries.
We annex the current quotations In this market for
foreign and domestic exchange, tor uncurrent money,
and for specie -
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
THE

LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol Washington, by J. Wander
lynn, will be continued exhibition for short time
longer the National Academy Of Design corner Broadway
Also several admirable copies. by Mr. w., from the chef
duyres of the great msstes, Titan, Conegio, and Rem
brandt together with splendid Of the Cataract Ra
pids and scenery about Niagara Falls.
Open from A. M to 10 2. NJ ceason tickets 50 cents;
single admission Is Descriptive pamphlets 6k
EOUkTH ANNUAL BALL Of Washington Lodge, No.
e ! u. A. o. D., will take place at the Coliseum, on
Monday Evening Dec 18th, 1885, Dodworth's celebrated
Tcke b Obtained Of either Of the following
J. Anyon lIs Fulton street, Chapman ~ Division street,
Ducsssee 238 Greenwich street; Churchill 1885
String j. Nugent, IS Eighth Avenue; Dr. Barnett
loS Bsyard Lane. 2 Greenwich sreet;J X Har
Pearl and Franklin Streets w. Frshwater, at
Woslsey's Sugar House Montgomery st. de 2tseJe
DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR SARACCO, Italian Chorographist, and Mile AN
Ik GELlNA first teacher of the Partisan Da cling Acade
Mr. Celarius grateful to the American bean monde
for the they have with In almost all
ITAKANTELLE WALTZ Dance Of Naples,
now very fashionable in The hgh.5 circles Of Paris and
waltz in FIVE steps orderto replace the one Invented
by MIR Pero which received in Partisan sjens" as
The above eautifa dances and also all the ashona-
bic Poikn, MaLuska, and Quadrie Mezurka, Re
dowa Waltz Redows Wtzes in two and three steps, are
thoroughly taught ~ few Lessons .
BThe music for the above mentioned Dances recently
Academy, Broadway, corner of Canal street, No. So
Dc
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THE Fnn AT cHcAeo we And in the chica.

TIE FRR AT CHICAGO We find in the Chica-
go Journal OF the 25th Of November, the particu-
lars OF the fire in that place, noticed in yesterday
psper:fn the warehouse occupied by Mr. Pardee there
were about 900 bushels of wheat belonging to die.
in the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company
OF Milwaukee, and $1,000 in Boston. The building was
total loss of $1,000, insurance. considerable lot Of
stored merchandise taken from the warehouse but
being moved but q short distance, consumed The
building the Point, occupied by Peter Deleice AZ
grocery and owned by A. Gsrrett-no insurance. loss
saoc. strls buildings, occupied BY N. Strait and
Bsmn Day. loss $780, insured in the National Insu-
Company for $1,000, and $500 in the n w. Insu.
rance Company Hsmlin Day, on goods, loss about
$1,000 insured 5000 in the Hartford Insurance compa-
MES Messrs strals loss 5000. which was partially
insured A small building. owned by Mr. Blassy and
used grocery store. torn down; loss $50. Much
additional will through the removal OF goods
from buildings in the vicinity which considered In
the greatest possible confusion about the streets
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In Chambers.
nAf~- r.~l.


IN Re John Hoppeck.-Habeas Corpus Csse.-Ths
ournment, when on motion Of General SANFORD II was
further postponed until Tuesday evening next.
Before Judge Oakley.
In Re EtfSo6eh Dirgan-This was another ha6eas
corpus case The writ was granted by Judge Oakley,
on the petition OF Q man named Wallace The peti.
toner alleged that Elizabeth Dirgan his sepdaughter
was detained in the convent Of the Sisters of Mercy
In Washington Place. against her will and that petitioner
snd his fsniiy were denied access to her
Alta O'Clock all parties appeared before Judge Oak
ley including the young GIRL who sppears to Be quite
panied by her attorney and some friends The afdavt
Of the 6uperoress Of the Convent then read from
which 1t appeared that Elizabeth Dirgan
Der Of the community, but only employed domestic
assistant in the establs hmei that she under no
restraint but at perfect liberty to 60, when and where
she liked that she had been to her step father and
her mother about dozen times since she the
house. and that she at perfect liberty either 20
homo with her step father return to the Convent
points, and answered him very frankly that she
der restraint; that she renamed in the Convent by
her own choice, and never before felt happy, and
declared that she preferred returning back there going
home to her stepather where she had been treated with
great hsrshness Judge Oaklsv said he had no dscre
ton in the mattel the young girl Of discretion to
choose for herself and abs might 70 where abe peased
his duty to that she under restraint but
there Il ended He satisfied himself that In this case
there restsint and the girl might 20 where
pleased After the Judge had flushed, Mr. Wallace made
warmth Of his ZEAL pronounced scsthing denunciaton
against the denominations Of Popery wooden shoes and
brass money The young lady then left the Office with
her friends.
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JEFFERSON DIVISION, No. Z, s. of T.
EUNERAL N0TICE-The Oheers and Members Of
= Jenen'n Division. No J. are hereby notified 70 meet
o'clock with rsgalia and black gloves order pay
the tribute Of to deceased brother Wm F.
Anderson.
Members of the Order lse respectfully invited
tend. BY order OF
JNo. ID. HueHEs. r. 8. de- Itsnc
VTHE COMMITTEES appointed meeting held I'd De-
collect sub for the relief of the su
fere inondaton Of the Loire beg leave
to citz of New York CONCERT will be given
FRIpAv, the lh inst the French Chu oh Of 81 Vim
Paul Caoal by amateur performer, which will
DO well worthy the attention Of the public Tickets will be
fund principal Music Stores the oces OF the
Fene papers, the door Of the Church the Of
the and from the members Of the undsrsgned COM
M.MCHs DE LA FOREST,
VICTOR De LAUNAY,
q. CARCASSONNE,
SAMUEL WARD.
EFABRIQUETTES, 6ls,
LOUIS PEU0NET.
z. q. BECHET,
F. 0AILLARDET,
SIMEON DRAPER, Jr,
JULES MONLUN,
@ PONsOT,
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
RENE MASON,
JOHN CHAMBON.
ds ir.rh q. CARCAssONNE, ssc'y.
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counterfeit $50 note the Bank Of the State Of
Missouri" payable TO the bearer OF Lexington. dated
July 1s sA5 H. shurlds, cashier, Ferd Kennett pred
dent has been detected The vignstss 10 building with
eight cslunns In 'front.' end saenndsd by trees and Is
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Married,

Married,
On Saturday morning, Dec. 6th, by the Rev C. G.
Sommers, 0EoRoE G. DRArER, to AWE C. BALLARD, all
Of this city.
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Constitution OF WIscoNsN.-The proposed
constitution of Wisconsin, if adopt,d by the peo-
pie, will contain among others the following provisions
From statement Of some late proceedings Of the con-
ventiop, make the follow X extract -
To-day the convention agIe to all the amendments
made IN committee OF the whole % the several articles
embraced in Mr.. Ryan's report an ordered them to
third reading The provisions Of the articles SUBJ
ssnaly follows besides the resolutions already suE
6ciently explained =
LIST. No internal improvements by the State, except
where grants made and then public debtor pledge
of public faith.
I'd All lands granted to the State and not specially
dedicated TO other purposes added to the school fund.-
Sd, No State scrip Of any kind can be issued Any
deficiency in income to be provided for in the Law Of the
ensuing year No debt to be created but for necessary
works of extraordinary expenditure, and then by two
thirds Of both houses never to exceed in the aggregate
to be by loan State bonds not to be sold
der psr the act to provide for annual equal the
teres and tax to pay the principal in Eve years; these
taxes irepealable until the debt shall be paid and
cialy appropriated to the payment of the principal and
interest respectively With other good but minor pro.
viaions.
great work, is 1t not1
The convention then went into committee of the whole
on the article on the Judiciary.
The power to create separate courts Of chancery
stricken out almost without oppositon.
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Relief 20 the Afnicted-Thls II the season
for rhssmatism psin. sqn.ss oi The JOINT swelling Of
friends who afflicted try Rings syrpp, prepared ex.
pressy FOR diseases II this class We know to be No in
relieving and is put with the possible
and destined to do more good in tbs Of
tie than any other medicine ever ered to the
and uoivsnally by the whole medical faculty
Ihey hydfodate OF yellow dock
roots three Of the purifiers Of the blood and Of the
system generally known; and by their jadcous admixu
their eects greatly increased Prepared for
rlas AinaG min AroaA suau Iohn 4
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- PACKET SNIP GENEVA. Captain tsoodhue,
from New Orleans. now dischsrSinE at the foot
uof Oliver street., East River ...T
Con.gnss will please atssd 10 the receipt OF their eoods
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The Great Revolutionary story, Blanche
Of Brandywine September Eleventh. 777 romance com
s,n3s the poetry Legend and history Of the Battle o. Bran
the Revolution" Just published complete in one volume,
with an engraving Price IS cents For sale Wholesale and
ham, Tribune BudiaE; Long Brother, % st; Tsy.
throughout the United Slater.