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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

ar Mr. Benton has made his anticipated attack upon
Mr. Calhoun He charges that the South carOna Senator
10 In fact the real author OF the Mexican WARM other
words. that was the neees'iy eOasssrEee the Wing.
predicted aud a. the LOeos densd Of the Of
TeTss, and OF the bnngling in which Mr. CAL
houn conducted the negotiation ior that Purpcse Well
If the war be as popular" assured 1t is, MIR
Calhoun need not shrink from the responsibility OF hav-
ing originated IT, But OF the best evidences that the
feelings OF the people it, is the attempt by the
friends OF the Administration shift the responsibility
from the shoulders OF the President, whose ashness
folly II - beyond question sscrbsbe those OF others
whose connection with 1t is least and incidental
Mr. Calhoun not as eheetuHy demolished, however, by
the Lieutenant General" the 6lty-four for
ues IN his celebrated Oregon campaign and he rcpecd
the assault with spirit and decision than in such
eocners, he is exhibit Col Benton has long had
erudge against Mr. Cshoun-and the defeat OF his
military aspirations. by the Of Mr. C. aud his friends
has given koener edge to his hatred OF the
South Csroinian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
Old Rough and Ready.

very large number o. the citizens Of New O-ies1.
assembled tue l7h Tor the purpose ct uniuas IN
expression OF appreciation Of CALAMITY and condact
OF Gen Taylor aud the army under MS command since
the commencement OF the war. Lieat. Gov Landry.
(Loco presided, and number &C Presidents OF both
parties appointed. Col Baie Pey,oa and Prem
Esq. addressed the nesung-iae former giving sra
phc o the enacted the taking OF Mon
terey which he himself conspicuous setor the
condition OF the army the and le causes ,ha, led
the capituition, which he warmly vindicated The
following Eeso.u ions were unanimously aioPed:
Rss0ired, That IN the opinion OF this meeting MsJor
Gen Zachary Taylo- and the officers and men Under tis
command. enuted the thanks OF people Of the
United States for ,he the ed during
the pr, sent campaign IN Mexee
That We have witnessed, with gnmiIed sp7ro5a51 and
pride, their iouce under p5vau0ns sad ya5s 10 scIi5a
against superior force, and the o ~ Liant
tones which have attended thcIr -PerauO0s; have
held them overcoming al Obstacles aad disadvantages b.
their enterp-se, jhsr pae, and taer gallant oesrr
in the common cause &C olr country.
That the .ustre OF their achievements can sally Be e.-a
led 9y iHe.F generous aaa NODE oisclsllcc vc-y IT,
wards yaEl-Isled and slbu Ice a2- tls- o1s
;on uniformly eynesi spars a. unnecessary e-ss. %
blood and mitigate the ao'sors Of var
kss0ired, I1at the Secretary % rms meetrz be request
&c 70 forward to Gea. Taylor copy @. these proceedings
The WIIa1rawa. Ct Gen Taylor from active service has
oeesoaet general regIe, IN the Army The following Is
Partag address o; the cd veteran 10 his gallant com
rades:
at i with deep sensbiy 'hstias Commanding Gener-
al finds himself separated from tee troops re 90 5nz co
manced To those corps regular and volunteer Who have
shared with am me active services o. ae field iee. the
attachment cue such a0rs .s 10 On g. who
making tner rst campaign ne express he regret
that be cannot participate with tnrm cyelu scenes
To AL bon officers and men, extends MS heartfelt v ~
for ineir continued and happiness
achievements another theatre will rebound 10 the
credit OF Their country and It's arms"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
From the B.llimore PaiIlol.

THE CAMDRIA's LIrrERs-The private letters and adv,
ces by the steamer Cambria, which were detained by tho
snow storm at the North, reached Baltimore by the mail
last night, and distributed at The Pos Orr. ,h.
morning We have several of the private ctles and
clrcuisrs dated Liverpool and London ns the cay
pr'or To the steamer sailing,
ses mere, ana make the following extracts
AM. "LiyERPioL. Feb ;. lsi7.
ihe most remarkable occurrence, sGc, the issue OF our
last circular per the steamer Sarah Saads. has been tho
measures passed by Parliament for the admission # all
grain and rice free OF duty m the LIST September and the
suspension OF the Navigation Laws relates TO tn csr,v
ing OF gram, 10 the date. Relief measures are nav
before Parliament, during the operation os which for ba
next SIX months the government estimate that nearly Sc
We" millions pounds will be expended Tnis must u We a
vast power OF consumption hot country
1.-The increased demand Tor money and bad trad, in q,
districts, have operated de-
cine o H. per H. in the fair aud better qualities If Cot
ton Sales effected at IL per ID. decline
w had decline IN the prco Of ~ more especially
o" Tue panic created by the measures. The
effect OF these are greatly ossracd In our and wheat
we snail Ind prices ralyng soon. Western Canal 6ur
may be quoted at 3o'. to 39s Cd. of y;
and blmore 49, bJi N. Orleans 80 shinps; INDIAN Corn
per quarter $50 lbs; or about "a bushels 6s7Os md
Meal do per Dbl 1876 lbs 3ls. 60 a32s cd Rice Ger cwt
SSs Tor hrs quality. CloveSeed in better 70 ies nd
quoted al 40 10 5Us. per cwt Hemp deserving a,non
Levers dated London, Feb. 3 notice the advance of The
rate ol discount IN the Bank OF England tending To de-
press uade and speculation. paragraph IN ono OF Them
STATES mat gram OF all description, including ur is adj
United Tree OF duty to the LIST September next bfnur by
ships OF any country aud from any qulrtor L. iufihsr
added That should the prospects the growing crop not
prove favorable as the year advances the suspen
sion OF duties will be made permanent SIpcTfne Yves
tern Canal flour quoted at 40a4s caual TO sInSg az.
Baltimore do 4Os. equal 1854; Philadepha do 3gs
equal to 1851. Indian Corn, yellow Cos. per quarter
equal to 6 per bushe and white TO- 6Ss equal to ST.
~ per bushel.
The general tenor OF tho private letters aud adyiccs
taking INTO consideration the suspension Of duos aud of
he navigation Laws, 10 not considered unfayoobo az
the hfs news given out by telegraph appeared to be- and
that bfeadstuis will recede % mu ne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

"gpyEsuAY, Feb'y a. ls47.
The sFrAEEE laid before ibs U.ass commemorative
from the Governor enclosing letter rom the Secretary
the Navy relative 10 the purchlse OF email aet of and
adjoining the Navy Yard Glsp1rt V.ryus with de-
'crpuou of sid r-ct lscucd 10 fc committee Of Courts
Df Justice
The SrEAFEs oso laid before Tho House communfca.
ton from TIC Governor enclosing resolutions adopcd in
January 1917, 10y te State Of Rhode leland and Providence
Plantations, touching the subjects o. Slavery the
Wa, and the Tarh Of '46
Mesfrs. nysoS ond CALwELL wtro sddod {, tho com.
meo appointed 20 i1vcs-at, the charges preferred against
Judge jas. r.. GhoIsIn.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr. Bee O., from the committee of CJurs of Jgsce re-.
ported adversely the petition of Geo Heed md against
the cHpcdcncy oi giving 10 the Discretionary power
10 committing estates oi decedo1s The hands Of -ierHs
and Di. lpr the r.ue. of jas Campbell.
Mr. BiNss rom tue committee Propositions and
Gueyancc., reported the following billie,
a bnI establishing separate election IN Waors creek.
no Ice county; aud
bm Changing the place Of holding a separate election
m each Of ne counties Of Ffarkn Washington Rspp,
hammock Aeeomack end Morgan,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

IL The Portsmouth New Era, one Of the most decided
Loeo'oee papers in the State, has the candor confess
contrary to its first impression that the election OF the
editors OF the Union from the Senate chamber does not
trench the liberty the press Protesting great re-
gard and per.ons kindness tor Mr.. Richie, Era thinks
the action OF the Senate while the position
sumed by the assaanis OF that deems wholly un-
tensbe Tins opinion my be the offspring the Era's
regard for Mr. Calhoun, whom it warmly defends, and the
o'unesm OF whom by the Administration party decided
liz condemns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

~ Yesterdays Enquirer states that the Irish Relief
Tnssung Monday night upwards OF $1,000 collect
cd and that the Of $3.50 collected at S.. Pau
Church last Sabbath. On Tuesday evening, Captain m
mceks fireworks went of" most brilliantly, $40
prsols having entered the yard paying IS each Tor
the relief Of Ireland making sum Of SllO. Among the
donations Mr. mcfarland, the Of the fund
IS $50 from Judge Francs T. Brooke, Of the Court
ofA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

81 The Army Appropriation Bill which mas just passed
the use Of Representative contained the umount
OF S3 ,s3j 325 37ths largest amount It said ever 10,
propriaed bill. Those who will dance however
must pay the PIPER When the public debt shall have been
run up to hundred millions, the expense Of war under
taken, as Mr. Polk says, make Mexico pay We some
three or four millions, which he says she owed and rels
to pay, how large slice Of Mexico will be regarded as On
indemnify" for ms sum-alI OF which Is 10 be charged
10 the account current against her.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

On tho 18th met, by m Rev Mr. Bagty Mr PHILIP 2. MOS
nv 70 Miss NANCY wOODsON. daughter Of Mr fsham Wood
son-liI Of Hanover County.
sui ffoe mind docs rove,
ara sesr,hes proper obccts Tor ~ love
But that dt'd 'ts past the power of art
To ehssc dear idca from the heart
It's Liberty Of choice that sweetsns no,
Makes the Glad husband, sud thc happy wife.
city, On wsdn,ti,y by the Right Rev Bishop
Johns ETNnIg a. HIJGtVBUrH w, n Aibsnarc County
JANE daughter n the iate Col aayy m Aesomse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

Gr In the Senate OF Kentucky, the 9th instant, the
nomin alton OF George B. Knkead Secretary Of the
Commonwealth in consequence Of the alleged non pei
frmance Of the duties thereof by Ben Hardin whom the
Governor peremptCuly removed therefor, rejected
ayes T. %. The Senate, BY this decision, sfirms
that vacancy existed the Office and that the Co
werner had right create vacancy by the reno
va Of the incumbent, though he delinquent
Mr.. Hardin is cons, ienly restored his Office whcl
he will continue mold, unless Governor shall con-
test the right Of decide IT, insist ON 10.
ndlIdieanOn by the Courts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

SPECIE.-Tho packet shp New Word, Al New York
from Liverpool, has about $500, 900 in specie
The packet ship John X Skddy NJ New York from
Liverpool, alsO brought about S2O0,0OO in specie.
The amount o specie on tho manifest II tho steamer
Cambria ~ gathered from the information Of passenger
u between four and five hundred thousand pounds
lng-or from two millions and hslf millions Of dol
lars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

9 Dr. oiick the celebrated Lecturer on Piy,i,cry has
arr we'd in City with his celebrated Models commence
hs Lectures early large tho Lrehasgs
Hotel
% AUCTION NOTICE-ParLcuiat attention is toueted
TO my sale ofHourehoj and Kitchen furniture ranE at 10
O'clock at the dnee " de E,q tue corner Of
Leigh and ) h suoets. See advertiser cnL
MOTT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

Or The Washington coftespot lent o the Baltimore Pa
in5tsays understood that Cen Armstrong now Con
sal at Liverpool, will be appointed MAJOR General in tho
Amy mud that the other office Of the same grade will be-
rendered Senator Benton should the bill creating those
Office mas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
The Richmond District.

In ycserdsy's Enquirer we observe call upon T." IN,
Democracy Of Hcnuc1" 10 meet next Monday "for th,
purpose NJ taking Toto consideration the propfcy Of hold
irg Convention. and suggesting day therefor 60 ~ mi
nae cand date Tor Congress" in tho Metropolitan District
Whist does THE meant Mr. Seldom has been already Dr.
nounc,d ssa candidate. lsho be ruled o. because o.,
s one Of the Chvsfy, and therefore not 90 be trusted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

The report in some Of the morning papers, borrowed
from Wilmer g. 5mth, that lOsn Of four millions sterling
had Jcon negotiated London for the United States Cow
crnmcn BE- believed DO csufoIY without foundation,
any rate che partners here Of the Liverpool house which be
supposed 10 sasd Co. having mode the loan, know
nothing Il ~ and Of tho persons convorant with the
as and ooiing Of the London money market attach any
credit toiL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

u The celebrated William Goblet predicted, {. long
1896 that the potato would prove the curse Of Ire
land. In conversation with Dr.. Smith, C7,hole pre.t
be said :-You have Tour Millions Of souls IN Irelsnd and
eight millions Of uneu.,va,ed ground Tls ground must
be drained and brought into cultivation and you must
again grow wheat, oats, rye, &c. The po,atoe will no,
last than twenty years, when works itself out and
then you will 10 what Ireland viii be reduced
Yor must return TO grain crops and them Irelsnd in
stead OF being the degraded vii be one Of the hnes,
countries 10 the world You may live to zee ny word.
prove true, but never 'ha.." DR. Smith made note OF
the conversation at the time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

~ The letter from Washington eofrosp 5ndent due
"Wednesday, Did not reach unuI yesterday lie
tents hsung been anticipated, Of omit . That
due yesterday DID to hand. Il will be probably
received to-day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
The New York Herald Of Tuesday s,y,

We learn that twenty and OF tho passengers by the
Cambria Irish merchants who have brought large
amount Of specie invest IN tho and bread
siufs. There also several Belgian and German corn
factors, who will purchase extensively doubt Indian
meal and corn for their markets. 1t is said that aiey the
lush Scotch German and English accents familiar
% the On q nn ntvn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

" The Biiimo'o correspondent OF the National Intel
gencer says the meeting that city on the 22d called by
parry OF Loeooeo politicians holders SC TO con-
'der the affairs OF Mexico, the liberty OF the press
"ss perfect farce and complete failure. About $50
persons were IN attendance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

There WIS another safm Of bro on Wednesday night.
about O'Clock The stable Of NJ. Tnsley. on Leigh
street. with considerable quantity Of ptovendor was On.
urcIy consumed This frc, like the that occurred on
Monday night supPosed have been the work Of on n.
cendfafV.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

IIS- The following proceedings not received here
until "Wednesday although they ought to have reached US
by Tuesday mornings mail This will account for their
non. appearanes IN Wednesdahi. nancr-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
To CorrcspondCnIs.

We have had on hand some days the proceedings Of
arg meetings in several Counties They excluded
to-day by the interesting from the seat OF war and
other matter which cannot be deferred. We hope to make
room for them 10. morrow
An interesting regard to the Tobacco trade
with Germany. which had intended lay before our
readers To-Day. IS deferred Tor the same reason
"NrNF'RTE" shall have place IN ! day or two-sl.o.
The proceedings OF the great meeting OF the democracy
OF Bickie-Ncok"
"oys'er Shell -. r. c" and one OF the Pariy."
shall appear early prscucable.
The elaborate aud interesting Communication OF C.
which has been upon ous table some DAYS we hepe T.,
make tor very soon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
Mourn OF rmK Rio G.Axpr, .

ans, rsoruary 4. lotI.
We have received further intelligence respecting IN. late
Of Lieut. Richie. IL seemshsi tho dragons reached
Neiora IN Safely but there longer any doubt about
'ns death u tho valuable young officer. The party hats
town on tho rad. and Lieut.. Richie lett mea ior
lew moments 20 with guide and procure forage for
the horses They had poeee aed but short distance when
Meklean came dashng up horseback. throw lasso
suddenly over Rtehies neck. and dragged him. full speed
seto's held, and then murdered and stripped him.
IL Is said now that the transports will assemble NJ Lobe.
hsroor with all tho troops. and then move together to
landing much nearer Vera Cruz. H.
The court martial recenty held at the Bra1os for the
trial OF Col Hancy, has ordered him to be released from
arrest aud reprimsnded. We learn that Gen Scott has
'ho latter part OF this sentence bot has reiterated
his former order " Col III. IL thought however tina.
he would recall this order. and permit Colonel to
his regiment We have received full account of the iris,
but eannot pcssibly lind room for it,
Our letters, which appear above, contain all the inte.
genee OF Importance brought by the Sea. We might spin
out column OF verbal reports ruInors but the crowd
ed state oil our columns will not peImitit
From Havana.
The bark ST. Mary, Captain Brown, arrived YESTERDAY
IRON havana having sailed the 9th inst The mo.,
important news by her relates TO Mexican affair. fu
details OF which will be found in another column Tn,
ST. Mary brought over S667s0 in specie
The American bark Mayaower, which sailed from,
hampton Roads about tho Goth Of January with asa al
tue virginia volunteers board put nto Havana ON The
ON inst Tor water and medicines many of the
oelng on tho sck list We have letter from an Am,.
ncan gentleman in Havana. which makes Isbt of the
complaints OF tho troops The Mayaower sailed again ON
the Sh instant Tor her destination. The s,m, ,ou,,y an
other American transport passed within ,sbt of Uavan,
but her MADE out.
We learn IRON sources that ye.s.ls
are leaving Havana every week tor Ayarad and other
poiu OF Mexico. They upon Iunn,pg the block ,I,
win en 70 IMMUNITY. This trade, most TO ho.,
eng ged IN and OF great benefit to tho Mexican. IA
presented To us as increasing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

~ We authorzcd 10 announce that d.. Jouy c
MfEsDirH candidate represent the people Of Louss
eounty Boz tho ncu Legislature q Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
LODI. ON Manchester Turnpike.

Tfayel 10 androm Falling Creek road pay half the
above reduced rates and navel TO and from the BfOsd
Rock road 10 pay oneha the rates formerly paid by such
travel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

IL The news from the OF war Is not we regret to
say OF cheering character We refer the reader 10
.he conious detai.. In anntlrr c,Lnr,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

" The Friend Committee Of Balum5fe have received
from the citizens OF Lynchburg Va through the hands OF
Wm. DAVIS, Jr oi that town, -um Of S2lG 80, a.
contribution to the Irish Relief Fund.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
Auction NoIice.
INtoEs & Rrnrn.E. Anets.

Sale Of Stock Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.-This Friday
Morning, OF 10 O'Clock, will sell, without reserve va
roty OF Stock Dry Goods, Clothing. &c. The Of
Dealers is invited.
fe2 5 Iytors & Pporu-v A,cu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

u The l. 5 steamers Gu. Jesap Capt. Washington.
snd Col Hunt. Capt Stephenson both new boats bull, fr
the Government arrived New Orleans on the I7sh from
Louisville, bound Tor Brszos Santiago
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

oV Of STOCK Dry Goods, Clothing, &c. The attention Of
Dealers is invited.
le2S IStoEs & BRorHaR, Aucn
IL Ladies' Fair, CITY HaH-ln constq uence Of
the inoemency Of tho weather for tcvoal days past tho
Ladies have met with little In dspOsing OF their
goods, consisting Of various useful and fancy They
contemplate continuing their Sales during the week. aud
hope to DO patronzod by generous public Visitors will
lind refreshments 10 suit tho fasjinus o3i
Anti-LiccnSc Temperance Wcctingl
MEETING th ~ nds Of Total AbstnancF will be- Let Tho
Afcan BaptJ Church Tndiy oyeninT goth
the piiciy change Licenic Law
amorg eti1ens, tn Lct Iass
law question be- tested The 80 w.
dresses by members ft. Ifasa-
tue interesting fct tctrg The
subject will be pfescnied MANY CITIZENS.
~ sands SarsaDa TiIIn.-1ho instinct nl AM
reason Il e,ebes
them what vegetahsto cat and which net
no huhef-h cannot improve upon dscasry IL
enlightened elaborate To improve In hat
which has discovered Sands Sarrrart an rtrn pfca.
ton Of tho wonderful chcacy which intellect tlrouth hr n,
Of scientific fe'eaeh and philosophical experiment. may dovc
In the preparation of medical IN r IN
every disorder originating diseased tbe va sie
meh-and bow large 81 III diseases these rs,-s
vel known specific - HID he
ehecis wien a other praeoe has faedwcn exhibition Of
every ohef variety NJ medicine pc suars led has
proved useless sands sarsapanni has IN nunpc. nanrcs
wfousbia speedy sud radical
For further particulars, evidence Of ,e,ov
value and efficacy pamphlets which may obtained Of agents
gratis.
P Prepared andsod, whoiesale and retail and for c,s,oo
BY a. D. n D.HhNS Uruga 100 Fufou street eetrg NJ Wi
au New York; sold as by nUVhL PURCELL Acsnt. Ma.
uest Richmond ya-Pnce ~ bottle 90 bcics fo as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
FOR RENT.
HWHE n.uaunnut BONN =

U'HE bdstWVHI MUM OF The house That
now Occupy on Governor rfett Il sufficiently eemuo.
'dious and welad pied for once Further nfY,, 80 me
terms can Be ''ssrain'd BY Sppieston At the house
hNo-N susAHNA PLEAsANTg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26

Porto Hico Sugar.
81 HHDs. "Dutey" bani, PRIME guilty f,r sale by
81 H8 WILLIAMS HAxALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
De.titution i'm Europe---Exports from
the United States.

FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Sc. Is47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
To wv Friends.

NJ. SLArsurKk. Secretary.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-30
Hen die Of their Preiudices !!

U~F here have been thousands doubtless, who
suffered disease to destroy their happiness here,
OF what are generally styled "Patent Medicines -
no matter what heallh-improving virtues these
may have possessed. Accustomed TO hear cry
against these remedies, they choose to deprive
themselves of the happy benefits they might have
received from them, and vainly endeavor TO boil
ster up their falling condition by the ordinary po-
tons of the day, which less efficient, though
perhaps more fashionable and costly. But W. re-.
Joce that these hurtful prejudces are fast losing
their sway over the minds of the people, By the
many truly wonderful cures performed by the sue
cessful combination Of medical agents for the re-
moval of all diseases CT the lungs and chest, Da.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Sold by Henry BLAKsLEY, Agent, corner of
Third and Chestnut STE, ST. Louis, Mo and Sy
Matteson & Bradnei, Joliet John L. Wilson,
Wilmington; and Jas 8. Murray & Sons, Nor
walk. 23:4w