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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

i.rEREsTISG FROM CENTRAL AMERiCA-PRoBA'
BILE WAR BETWEEN EovADoR AND NEw.GRESApA.-
We ind Gays the Herald YcrT interesting letter IL zoe
L. s Ga:stie from i.s correspondent in Puerto Cabelo
Il appears that there % anos; certainty OF va. break
:ug out between New. Grenada and Ecuador,
Tae occasion OF . is said 10 be violation Of the pro
visions Of existing treaties by the Government O. Equa
dor in having given asylum and high rank IL thei.
army TO Gen Ovands, the murderer Of Grad Marshal
;ucre citizen OF New Grenada. On demanding the
surrender C; the criminal according 10 treaty ;he New
GrcnaGan sTocs!y insued snd IN consequence de-
Eisuje: his passports. which ware granted Esch ma
preparing for war although efforts pe!ag made
for reconciliation TIE srny of He~GreGada is re.
presented be lar superior in numbers equipment and
discipline, 70 that of ECUADOR.
IN Venezuela Gen paez declines Reelection 10 the
Presidency. lie says that be wishes 10 esIeoi5t the
precedent that person should aspire 10 De Prssiden,
&c his reelection ior ;h- third time. 20 /;
appears that there N party opposed 10 many rsidea-
tial terms in Venezuela wei. 10 tee United Statas
10 addition the above in receipt o; Caracas
papers &c the 3lst January They do nor contain ce"s
of much general importance. The question OF some re-
form in the plan Of agricultural labor nou conducted
Liberal! and that paper nakes some excellent sufse7
;ions. which. il they carried will much improve
the capabilities cf Venezuela in the production OF Ter
various crops.
Thou. the independence Of Veurzuels has beeen re-
cognzsc b. Speic the later Government does not ap-
pear be willing extend all the rights hs: Fenezne-
Ia is cuiLei vessel that s;sy arrived at san Sc
bstian. in Spain from La Gusyrs, refused tie priv
egs of unloading and much dissatisfaction Is Tel. 10 Ven
ezueia in consequence They state however, thst the
minister ST. Santos Miche!ena VINO Is abapt 70 depart
for Madrid, me part Of me Eenezus.eaE Government
will doubtless arrange matters tbst these cisasress
Die ooRtreterspS viii nor again occur
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Court Calendar.

COMMON pLEAs-Ihis Day.-Nos l23, l2i o., li0. "
266 1856 1877 l5s ST. l22 IA l6l 264 1873 l6i 269 $50
3 l. rs 81 80 35 81 So S. 50. g. o. 6s 90 70 1l9, III
l27 lac pa IS a. c. no. liz, lis. l29 ll3 100 l6
PCS 26q ID 30 i6 III. 1853 l66
Circuit AND SUPERIOR CouRrs -Arg'r"ntss -
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- The Mayor of Savannah, GA has offered g
reward OF IS for the arrest Of the person or persons
who were concerned in setting lire to that City The
9Th and 2Sth ut and on the let inst.
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Posi- OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS FOR NEW BsRt

Posi- OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS FOR NEW BgRcSs-
WICK AND Nova ScoTIA-The latest intelligence we ae
IN possession Of this subject; "a that the
sbou. petition Presiden, Polk 20 TAKE charge Of
their letters ard papers coming by TIE Cuns-d steamers
snd establish express line throughout every ps'' OF
ths Province The assigned for this movement
i. ,ha through the nstVuentary OF the lu.e American
Trsune Express the people Of Dtsby $50 niles from
HslitsS} received English papers in II hours after me
arrival Of the Halifax. The people OF tnis
Province however ana the Merchants OF e JOHN IN par
ucuisr. about 10 chserse the world 70 snow any
thing in tne shape of Post Office Despatch equs 70 our
.tefcrc-eG !Ns.ttHtor. received our letters
aud papers AZ the Post Office in 81. John exactly ONE
WEEK ater the steamers arrival az Halifax notWiih
standing within s. miles Of Digby three hours
run of steamboat Isl Johns New Brunswicker
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FROM ST. DoMrNeo.-The Spanish paper, Ell
Domacano received per ship Cabot of this port con-
tain the subjoRed Items of intelligence
The President, Santana. in Proclamation, dated 5th
February. makes known that the Government has re.
ceived information from Porto Principe, that large
is preparing &c march against them with the
determination to lay the country waste. destroy the in
habitants and give quarter and show mercy TO
men women or children The people then earnestly
called upon In view OF the upprehended danger pre-
pare vssny for the defence of The country against the
expected enemy.
Among he prisoners taken by the Dominicans, on
the occasion OF the shpwreck of the Hayten ships
Vallon Simon formerly Lieutenant Colonel In the
Dominican army who had deserted 10 The enemy and
entered INFO the service of the marine He !mmc-
dieieiy tried ty Military Commission aud sentenced
die The Governor meantime, his petition, hes
pended Tie execution OF the sentence 10 await the dec
sion OF Congress-"
Tae Spanish steamer Nstchez arriv ed at Mayaguez
P R. tho 20 u;!. with troops. Several steerners
SC were awaiting the arrival of the shpofwar Lcbrand
when they were TO proceed together for S.! Domingo
with toe intention, as il is runcred TO take once more
possession OF the Spanish part OF that island IL Is also
stated tina, French feet s cruising IN the vicinity OF
Msysguez for the sam5 purpose From the entire 81.
lence upon the subject OF the papers Of later date,
which We have in possession, it highly improbable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

The GREAT Mas cF THE .!uvE.ILE World
:. q. Goodrich he Is better known Peer Par!cy
greeted 5y hundreds Of tiny voices Sstur.
day at the hospitabe residence OF Alfred Hennen Esq
The children VINO assembled this occasion. lis
tened animated and beautiful address delivered By
the chd's bookmeker He gave them all general ,ovi
taon mis- house Roz5uTy Massachusetts, where he
said they would md hearty welcome. The passport
his hospitality. beyond all Others would be- the
rninding him OF shs present meeting
On concluding his address, the excellent Peter Farley
vas caee-ed ;re echo" b. the adniring and much
pleased young folks and could observe in that large
assernbasa taat on the cheek Of some who had passed
through childhood youth and middle age, un5dden
aid marx the cheek aud give the that the
heart w;nn mad felt Tie force Of words addressedt 10
children only. n o. Tropic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

GREAT GERMAN RAILRoAD.-Letters fro IN Ber-
liz thai owing the favorable weather this Winter
the work the great Sesan Railway has been carried
whou; the least Interruption that it is now certain
that the road will be completed In the of the next
Summer, when nay so from Berlin to Vienna and
TO Grstz III the austrian States oy Line OF railroad
which will present but aud that very small gap
viz that vi the magnificent viaduct the valley and
the river Nesss near G6arz, ana which s made from
the Immense works in that river which carried in
arches lie vsaact. This La be of elevation OF
nearly hundred ard twenty ght fee: above the level
NJ the water. Ua;i this iGluc (Which Ia IN mil
bridge me Nsiss-, by which ra~sy travellers
and hy which they Willie detained rot more than
halt an hour.
This crest S;essu raiIrosd viii cross she principal
of the and Industry Of this province
that is 70 say Resss Opaein GerliEz Oder5erg, the
latter situated the frontiers oi hor-gis Boat. adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

DEATH or Rev Dr.. BRAzER.-We learn from
the Salem Register thai intelligence mas been received Of
the death OF Rev John Brszer distinguished Unitarian
clergyman and Pastor of the North Church in Salem
impaired health and died understand of d. opsy
the and organic disease OF heart the 26th OF
Februaras the residence of his friend Dr. Huger
Chariestnr
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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
CLINTON coUNTY-SupExyIsoxs

CLINTON COUSTi-SUPExvIsoRs-
Whis Torss,-Aussble, Chazy. Peru, Sarsnac-.
Loco Foeo Towas-Beekmantowu, Black Brook. Chan
plain Clinton. Ellenoursh, Mooers, Plattsburgh--7
"a The Boston Journal, sound and temperate
Wing paper, alluding TO the expulsion OF our Re
porter. says" This is . strange proceeding. If
me habits or language or morals OF the members
van not bear the iouchstone of truth-they should
d. oice give place 10 others Of different character
APPOINTMENTS by the Governor,
by and oih che advice a. d .o,,-, If n, S,so,,
80 - .,,,,. MARCH g.
WArSx Co;-Ds wiz psssEan.. Notary Pub!ie.yieo
Thsdeus w. Pstchin, removed from County
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CREW OF THE LrDA.-A correspondent in Phil
sdelphia w-ites: On Sunday afternoon ssesrn.tuc
brought up the brig Ids having board the ofthe
brig Lydis, from Port Prince which had been cap
sized at sea. The Ida took the from the wreck
they were at the potn, OF death snd the mate named
Samuel Myers, had his legs swfuTy crushed in an al,
tempt 70 right the vessel By cutting away is ma,,s
Even now they look ike animated skeletons and the
mate Il In very dangerous condition at The Hospital
The rescued men speak very warmly OF Capt. Small
of the Ida for his subsequent, kindness as well as for his
greet exertons in boarding the wreck of the LYDIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

"a We are indebted to Messrs. L1yIyssToN Il
WxlLs for Albany papers in advance Of tie Aaii-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

AZ Our thanks are due to Hon. CHARLES HUD
SON. OF Massachusetts,, for his Speech or The Wheat
Trade of the United States delivered in the House of
Representatives on the 2s,h inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

e A grist mill belonging TO Mr. Adam Miller,
commonly called Fishers MIL situated on Twin
Creek II Prebe Co. Ohio was consumed by FIRE on the
18th nit The LOGS estimated g 900 Four thousand
orshels OF wheat and hundred barrels OF dour
destroyed. Tie dwelling Of Isaac Vanaus da half 4
nile East CT Eaton O.. the Dayton Turnpike al
consumed BIZ IRE on the 20th
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Icctyres of MIR. Dwight on Mnsic.

Mr. Dwight, Of Boston, begins this evening a
course of Lectures on Music al the Society Library.
The study Of Music, both as Art and Science, has
long engaged his attention, and the results have
been found highly valuable and interesting by many
refined and thoughtful minds elsewhere. All his in
structions will be calculated 70 give Music its true
position as one of the noblest means OF human cul-
ture and the noblcst expression of the aspirations
and conceptions OF the soul Those who feel that it
is indeed something more than the mere means OF
entertainment, or sensuous enjoyment, yet remain
uncertain Of the tenure by which they occupy this
h;eber Ground cannot do better than 10 listen Mr..
Dwight this evening snd try whether they will not
be gamers 10y attending the other three Lectures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

f,rrsrpR.-Fya Pase-C Conservation OF Graee Church.
Tho License Question, Nos; The Sedtion Law sra-
"a, conduc. The Hutchinsonsf The A'pervadins In
auenee of Slavery. Fourth Page-A hemons,rance
With the Americans; Sales Of Stocks Marine news
Bank Note TABLE, @
1850. -. .<y-----<~p-rr-T7 1885, =
~ The SPECIE OF Mr.. EVANS on the ores'n
Question commenced inthe Senate'on monoay anp
doubtless concluded yesterday. viii rank among .ne
bes. that The ssobjec, 4has-yet called forth. We
would gladly give a synopsis, bat neither Tune nor
room viii allow us to do 80 to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

To THE BUYERS OF DAYS PATENT SUsPENpERs.-Al
the goods turned by the updersgaed
,;rely smooth the cord This Improvement, brought
about By the valuable discovery Of Soesrdus Esq the
celebrated nachiuist and inventor. Of NewYotk wdo
made the improvement upon one feature nj one Of
patents, and which improvement the exclusive
Of by purchaEe C; his patent no. by stealing Il
the other rnanuisc ,urers din who trespsssog
upon my property With this advantage, added 10 M
other valuable patents IN tho manufacture VI corfu
gated goods ,y Customers that as ,ooa 81
can b.as those Hespas.ln3 On my palsu.s %
.rta the price Of Shrred 5uspeR3ers ss be uniform
2na The quality uniformly good for az nanr.c
turers step piraine my patents they Of
s,y coasc to rnske these goods my Invention and yur
chased patents giving such advantage that 40 one
compete with T. my machinery will 30 the work oi
500 persons IN the manufacture OF SHRED or CoTu-
gated 5uspenders HORACE II. DAY,
Is Maiden lane nfter lat .tay
nmy store % Cortland &C.
Regular gents Paiad. Kirkland, Mansfield & Hail.
do do do Messrs. +. V. Krus & Co.
90 80 do Mitchell, Brognard e. Co.
d. Go Boston, Seayer e. Knowion
do DO Baltimore, Len,z & Flack
PORTABLE SHAVING CAses-The subscribers
sorsment embraces every variety of Travelling Dressing
Case suitable either for long abort journey contain
ing all thst is necessary for the toilet
mil 81 6. SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadway
e METALLIC TAsLkr RAZOR sTRoP --Jercbsn.
and dealers invited call and examine the yaror.
patterns Of toe above at the manufacturers
g. SAUNDERS 81 SON, III Broadway.
MIL ., fes doors above Corlsnd..t
" RorssEL's AM,NpISE the cure and prevention Of
ChapPed Hands for sale at The principal druggists in this
city sad wholesale aGd Retail Of .uocosf
EUGENE RoUssEb
Manufacturer and Importer of choice Perfunery, Toll,
soaps, Shaving Cream &c &c No. 80 Broadway, b.
tween Liberty and Cortland sta. 8fIn'
e JOCKEY CLUB - EXTRACT, with complies s.
sortmen Of Perf1mey Toilet sps Shaving Ctesm Ger
uns Bears OIL, Amsrdine for chapped hands, coozne'
Eau Lastrae, spendia preparation for the hair wsfraa
ed Razors Of superior quality Hair, Nall Tooth and SAW
Ing Brushes, Combs &c sale Wholesale and rrs
by Z. RouSSEL, l59 Broadway. between bibery ana
Cortland sts- ms 2awlmWecGsar
e The Spring Style of Cuttiog Hair sai Whissers a.
Introduced By H!L the iculi.abe h air Gutter, OF Ne
itself all admire neatne.s combine I'd With synnrhJ
Of form. Tryhiui Dou't forge. ths numosris Nssssa
milo 81 ftt-- .. ''
= Co. ye lovers Of emusement-go 10 the Anisrse1s
Aasegm tbs etseaoon or sseaRg aoG y.sasss ne ta'
splendid exhibitions Ia the City Youu nsyes !sstet
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q Go, ye lovers Of enasement-go 10 tns Ansrsc.s
splendid exhibitions IA tho CRY You'll nsyef FssresN
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r The Spring Style Of Cuuiog Hair aud whi.ssrs a =;
tnroduced By H. the ciuli.sbie d air Gutter OF Ne.
itself 10 ali wr7 admire nes,ne.s combined vii, symne
of form Try him Dout forge. tbs numosr-tS Sssssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
Business Notices.

~ FIFTY THOUSAND Persons AND OVER haze h--r
cured Of consumption. liver complaint eshms and Iron
chs, by Doctor Taylors genuine Bassni Of Iverwcr,
prepared sold the Office S75 iau ihieer
years. perfect specific for colds and cou. and IN si
dion, OF the In the ~ i. Hospital
ed lhatit is perec. cure for dyspepsia
Extract from D.. Gouldins's Letter ~
NEw.YoRK Feb. ia, lals
Dest Doclor.-l have baen AuferiDg upward OF gear
whd ysPepsis had distressing psia End feeling in mJ
stomach about hour after breakfast, dinner and tea
have used great macy medicines for IT, 5u; vlbo VI se;
You kind enough recommend The Genuine Bal
OF L~erwort. prepared 1875 Bowery had no fs.
specific remedy hu confess that relieved me
ird eed he very dose did. take two teaspoons
glass Of sugar and water and s pleasant as was
Madeira a- by adding litc lemon juice 4: keeps tie
bow els gently open. Thus SIR have discovered radical
for The n oil eei1eshose produced by dys
pep2ir. ordered -N bottles weeks sirce. ancd
hrac Tor friend similarly affected and equally bencssi
You hay send six week, shall coniinu.
recommend IT, end be without II. find there
great anyhus affected hu. before knew that
zeal for dyspepeis he found In Dr. TsyloTs Bs
OF Liverwort. have found il me- aud ,hali
always lee. grateful you Tor recommending this valuable
msc.cGe 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

H~ A correspondent, OF the National Iatelligea-
is writing series o! articles to show that Con
gress has power under the Constitution 10 retro
cede the District Of Columbus to the States OF which
it was formerly part His arguments strike Us as
sound snd conclusive, but since the Annexation OF
Texas ii seems little better than farce 10 talk OF Con-
sutu,ionsl limitations TO the powers of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

~ The ETprcSs takes occasion TO indulge lis
propensity to quarrel with The Tribune from the an.
swer made by us yesterday to correspondent, who
inquired why our Irish fellow citizens who did SO
much for Repeal had as yet done nothing to relieve
the expected famine among the people of their ma
,iyeland Our response this question pronounces
eyasiye and equivoca and then proceeds in its usual
sapash STYLE to abuse The friends OF Repeal So far
are concerned its impeachment OF motives may pass Tor
what il worth and notice the matter farther only
to expose the blind perversy which alone could infer
nsncery on the part of the friends of Repeal on such
grounds Any person who afford to be candid and
ia not n slave TO narrow prejudice, must mo-
nents reflection that the time has not yet conceive
hope it never maywhen there is srong necessity Tor
public movement in THE country raise funds for the
relief of individual suffering Ireland. Not that there is
no suffering there there much but is not so
tensive nor SO general anticipated. When tn e
appeal comes does any body believe that the generous
hearted emigrants from the Emerald Isle will be found
lacking in the quality OF benevoence The Repeal
movement, founded in NANTES. Justice and prom,s
cd relief If successfully carried into effect from evils
which had long lain with crushing weight upon the heart
of the Irish nation i, Incredible TO that any
nsu can be dead all generous impulses to see In
thu, movement nothing tina, Is noble and good great
principles worth struggling for and making their appeal
that which is highest and deepest in human nature
The narrow spirit which beltte sLch creation
that md |; difficult understand though have
every disposition 10 do it full justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

EF The A'bany Argus is extremely severe upon
Mr.. BAILEY of Putnsn-the Old bunker candi-
date for Speaker in opposition TO Col. CRAS-ac-
cusing him OF the basest duplicty and ueachery.
Ii the Argus is to be believed, be put himself for
ward as the candidate of the Old Hunker faction,
and promised, if elected, to construc. the Commit
tees of the House TO their liking. Having been dis
tanced by Col Grain the Argus accuses him OF turn
ing his back upon and vilfying his own supporters.
and assuming the position of leader among the
Barnburners,' claiming no, only TO speak for them
but FOR the Governor and other high official func-
tionaries Verify fthe Argus speaks truth. this is
sad instance of Democratic turning and twist
ing bu, the party has many workmen as good al
tha; business as Gen. Bailey.
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y METALLIC TAaLEr RAZOR srRor Merchants
and dealers invited call and examine the various
patterns OF toe above at the manufacturers
G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway
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The Prior Boar WILLIAM j. RoMER.--This
mysterious Baltimore built clipper according 10 the
counts of the newspapers the time Of her sailing,
have left Liverpool tho 9Th OF February. Allow
Ing her seventeen days return she may be expected
at New-York Monday next with about twenty days
later The probability L. however that the heavy
gsies which have prevailed for The last month will pre-
vent the Romer from making quick passage, in
which case Cur earliest viii be by the Ac adis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
The Central Pc wcr.,

II we are not mistaken there is somewhere atioa
tradition which speaks of coordination that once
had an existence al Albany, End which bore the
name Of Regency. There are current some tales
of the power welded by this combination nd OF
the arts and contrivances by which i, was wont TO
sci up and pull down whomsoeyer II pleased, and
render subservien to its plans the legislation Of this
goody State. A vague impression fits oefo re as
that this combination once had, or supposed 10
have, an organ thai bore the name of .4rsrS, III
dicave, believe, of its capacity for looking one
way and rowing another, and taking liz position on
all sides and no side OF subject al the same time.
Here is paragraph which We cut from paper bear
ing the name of Argus and dated Vt Albany.
March 9, 1876. Can any body tell US il the paper
from which we copy is liaea descenden; OF the
Argus OF the olden time, and if the Central Pow
er which it tells topples to its fall is the
heir-at.law of the old Regency Read and solve
themystery if You can
The people the legislature here 20 carry out
the selfish views and partisan objects OF any clique 10
Of whom they may be composed but 20 egslste
for the veal and welfare Of the whole Stale Such n
Judgment the true object OF legislation but In ire
estimation Of such arrogant pre;ender. News and
POST svorsm Is fair and just object Of egslaii
VIXEN Ii necessary strengthen the hands OF hst OFF,
css al the Capital but fortunately this CENTRAL Pc
so dear 70 the News and The Post has received blow
from which it recover. i, topples iis
fall It's nveterR,e opposition to the great OF
trenchment which has become law II spite OF il: has
shown tins, Il avors no reform eRl may Giiish its 0;r
pouers reakcn ,s prri9es This ia that true
self denying democracy. which can meet the present
approval OF the people. or the verdict of pes,eryr
Is no, this odd The Argus rejoicing 8, the
overthrow Of the Central Power at Albany and
the discontinue OF high officials at the Capital!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
From Washington.
TWENTY-NNTH COEGRESS."First Session
SENATE

reported Specially for H. sc.r.Ysrt T-ssaas.
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wM z, oOULDING. n. D.
Beware or couulefets aud limitations Buy ony =, SIS
Bowery-where physicians aiwsss in attendance
MIS-. tiays Agent Ia erooklen I3s Fui~n-sl
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PORTABLE SHAVING CAses-The subacribers 50
sortment embraces every variety of Travelling Dressing
Case, suitable either for long abort journey contain
ing all thst is necessary for the toilet
mil 2. G. SAUNDERS & SON. ~ BrostEay
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" RoussELs AMAspIsE for the cure and pregeaaoa Of
Chspped Hands for sale al lhe principal druggists in tbs
CITY, sad wholesale aad rs!. Of .uo.ehosf
EUGENE ROUSsEL
Manufacturer and Importer of choice P-rtunery, Toll;
Soaps, Shaving Cream &c &c. No. 80 Broadway, b.
tween Liberty and Cortland 2f Im
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-03-24
2(n Die 9eibenben.
Ktenlep'e Gege,t Graoel
g. -. - If { n.

SisIe pillen fnb bie teltsn unp fberlten
fir Den reiBsnosm Stein cber SraUeI (Sries),
uno aQe Sranfbsiten bic ats Dem BaGer cnt.
ttebcn; 1e reinisen Die Slisren unb itelen bic
Orsane ,pieper in Oronuna, 0s ltnc larireuc,
winp: unc na6ertrctsnb, rsinisem mo ftar>
Fen cen Olasen, srpsfcn Nppetit, beilcn bas
scphpeb, bic 5artlsitisfeit, 3Bmpfplif, cas
>sitipet, 9isperfa &c. &c.
DieIes alles 1T cureb erfabruna unc3ens:
,rl1e betatist nno teipie1em, uno ,per lte ale
%arirmIttel 9ebrouebt, miro fclten cper aar
ml6t BON Sen ceisen Sranfteiteh 9splast
wcrcsn. 1884,.
Sebn &ienlsr, Sr. 9r.
GF3u baben in bis(er Drufcrei uno bel G.
lSlhana, in Der Glib item StraBe, Neapina.
~ preis so Gent bic Dor.
lpril 8. tp.