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TO HALF 4 MILLION oFTHE TOR
WE MI ~ 81 CII ASHANE
as FfsH.si&!


n SPECIES OF 'pNPLAINI Iok NttiIH rue
&A faculty ths orthc Old country eau hnd no gen.
nine remedy. and winch cannot slwd be ettcrnnaied
IRONS knitl We kaoW tiiat t.r s dis'ase dozens Of
useless remedies having e-n pulled n'o uotoriety a.
.ol to Ie.i0ns cidcc we'd individuals and thai any adj
yertiscd relief ior t reasor Is liable 10 ic dsregddcd;
hut We wi, trusto r good ~cusc OF tc sufferers and
ia arv intent deceive. and 10 credit orr u"guali
ned a. Scrtluis Stat tif. FhaWs flisE ELItIUARN
- sure amt safe cure for life % tie fIEs. Re thcy
t.ri,al or external I',vln- Or blind The Eectrury
VIII cause ut Susie oubit "r nconvenicnce when TAX
en- and in any case matter hcv lad, viii perfect
total aud perm non eyurstioH Of piles and lis attend
alu atm.uts. In Boston, iva tilc short space Of two
wears
NEARLY THREE 1HNt SAND - REQUIRES
elected and ln Nrw urk thcc rave tceH, we do
hot hesitate to say.hve tW's that uunder achieved ~
the same space oiliHe Tie Inventor Of Tue fieciusry
which 81 tf rorgaf e0nqheIs Whal as ever (ao Uoes
now bafe tile ski AND pN perieucc of le medical FAC
utl, is praci Using physician HIS studioHs Hals al
Co!c-c induced the t,rrle co plani and If yves to re
liUvc lis own suffer- -sthat tic expended the time aud
study which produced blessing 10 tue community al
large in the shape al tie Eleciuafy.
There are many causes otpies IN some persons tile
complaint is Request from tier ancestors ill., greatest
cause OF pics Is tie use Of violent pUrcaives in the
shafe Of pills! Alocs iornsa principal INGREDIENT OF
these purgne Pellcs, ard aoes invariably intame and
trTtateiHe atlWeht. canal weaken HE stomach and
bowels and shake T.! vince constitution! Strong drinks
also pruduce piles uaciivity and long slttings Lave
Tue same tcLGency no hal'ef HUal tf cause lhe pro.
prieiors ofthc Eterfrary warrant a COMPLETE RES
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VEIN NIDI. NICT.


TsR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for the
~ cure Of Dyspepsia LIVER COMPLAINT, NER.
S NotS DEBILITY, BiLioU. AFFECTIONS, &c &c.
TINS medicine is offered 10 the public under the as.
surace that there article in existence having stron
FER Claims 10 their consideration Being compounded
~ regular tHhDU ATE OF JEFFERSON col
LEGE, Philadelphia, and practising Physician of
twehl" years standing in Philadelphia long eNpcri
ence ..s confirmed him IN the opinion that co,npol,d.
Ell medicine was required to prevent and remedy the de-
Initiation produced hy residing in low MIAShiATIC
CLIMATES. and to counterfeit the prostratng infuen.
ces OF The many nervous disorders with which the I'M.
man family ati icted.
DR. ALLEN IS well known Physician, and has
nstd me above medicine i'll his practice Tor EIGHT
hhS VIVA the most astonishing effect, having tested
lis qualities III above five thousand cases
No medicine ever received more fattering recominen.
dalton from Physicians OF eminent standing than mas
been bestowed on tins. Read the following:
The late DR.. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of fhiladel-
PIMA, pronounced it one OF the BEST TONIC prepara.
tons lie had used, and recommended it strongly i'm
casts "i dyspepsia, Nervous Debility etc.
lIe following is an extract Ola letter nom
DR.. ROBERT AGNEW,
an eminent Physician OF Lancaster county Pa
"HR Al.iEN-DEAR SIR:--it is withrreai pleasure
that Inform You OF the attending your hedi-
cine, while employ ed Ia nay practice I frmv hei.,ye
that IA eight oa OftuA The Dyspeptic may by the
Use OF your Medicine rid himself Of this thorn in the
pathway OF life Not only in Dyspeptic cases, but in
dcb'lsied Stale OF the nervous system, together with
i'fpH Tiae 81 the bowels, will your ELAIR he of ines.
THO nen is sleuer from
]. A. CLEVELAND,
celebrated Physician and Druggist of Charleston S. c.
gwen IN his own words al length.
Charleston, April Is, l847.
DR. W ALLEN-DEAR SlR:-it is with great satis.
ideioh take Ihis opportunity Of adding my experience
~ ne safe aud prescribing ofy0ur Vegetable Compound
'f Gle cure % Dysaegs L, within the last eighteen
months IA more than one hundred of the most
situate nature many OF tnem being Dys optic of from
10 tneen years standing, aud had deded every
aHdcilwaie az last yielded, and were entirely CURED
ty igN t"Ies Of your Invaluable compound; never
h'N hrari1t va lh} store Lich has given such uni
vefsai satisfaction and made many perfect cures
can say n instances 'vh-rr 81 hes taken for
D. spelsla, that has ever failedt1 effect cure.
Respectfully yous, sc.
DR.. J. A. CLEVELAND,
druggist and Chemist.
Ataryl 209 King street, Charleston s. c.
iue a.us1 Medicine he had James Baker, Vince.
i,i-, a., A. n " iilians. rarkerslurg, Va, j. *
hrnhpi CINCINNATI, ONO, \ FaLGestock, Pittsburgh
aaa 80 druggists generally.
= LEN & WARD,
Nnv II ProBrtet0rs Phitd.
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a EASs
AT THE CANTON TEA STORE.

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
l!nrlet square. Wheeling. Va.
TTyRERE You may find pure teas imported by tAe
w Csuten Tea Coinpanyof New York, i25 Chatham
and 1853 greenwich sis.
Reisil prices follows subject in all cases to he re
turned, approved of il either weight or qnahty
GpEENS
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Sisn Of the Big Panther.
I'll A rs AND G. A p S.

Al Wholesale AND RETAIL.
~ OW mann featuring at JOnN j. lloGEs Hat aud cap
as establishment on Union street. near the Soth end
ofthe marke huse, Fine black Beaver No extra black
Nuiria, No Moeskiu, No silk, late STYLE together
with general assortment of common Beaver hats silk
ha's Anso a Hats, Rough aud Ready Has Glazed hais
Wool hats, High crowns Low crowns, Wide hrinis
Narrow lrlms, White, Black and Drlb hats Mems
Quits and Boy 5 hats winch am determined 10 sell
NhotfaH ANA ft' AL al very how plocs. sep 10
.IlNN Black eiCth Turlans for nfauls
a Red Plush, black aud brow Plush caps
superior fine Oiled silk caps for Gents and Youths
Fine do do do dol
Also great variety OF cloth caps for Gents and
N@s.s' at very bon igiyrs At HENRN's. Wssrg.
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ESss WSeHT VNT a %'gN

"A GOOD Cooking StGve?--Ihurc is nothing mere
= a desirable in the of house furniture than a good
Cooking stove--tAcrc are erea, many excellent stoves
Of variety of Patterns in use. hut we have seen
none thal appear 70 have many advantages the air
light Continuation steve. We advise honseker pers TO
call and see this stove at JBHNSON'S
Tin Sheet I'm and Stove ware house, No 49, Mar
ket square. s,no3
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CAFsS?CAPS!!

.sv.,x@k ruST received fl ON New York
,Ss& s35 .SSs{'Sjt " 10 do2 Mems fine Clio h Caps,
frssaaS.sS ketssJAyf very fns article. Gentlemen
6Syks wanting Caps, will please
Ssy3s call and see them they will be
VessSeTNSA. sold low for cash.
As@Sa@@-s:st& TODD s. HOW ELL.
SEPT
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ITALY.
News ofthe Republic nj Rome.

Letters from Rome of the 10th inst. state that,
the intelligence OF the events of Paris having been
received by the French Consul at Civita Vecchia'
TIE entire population Immediately repaired to the
Academy of France to proclaim the French Repub-
lie An address OF the Senate bad just been pre-
scented to the Pope, demanding the grant OF the
long promised Constitution. After the manifesto
ton made at the French Academy. the people pro-
ceeded 70 the Quirina to support, by the expires
sion of their wishes the prayer contained in the ad
dress of the Senate. They had next resolved TO
90 to the French Embassy to remove the armotlal
bearings of the former Government, but they were
dissusded from that project by their leaders.
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Promise Of n Constitution.

Order was not disturbed at Rome, bat the sgita-
ton was at his hight. The following reply OF the
Pope 10 the address had somewhat alayed the e.
fervescence:
"The events will not say which succeeded eacn otner'
bu, which have hurried on 70 conclusion. justify ne de-
mand addressed 10 me By he senators In The pame OF the
magistrates and the council Everybody knows that
nave been necessarily engaged In giving he Government
the form claimed by those gentlemen and required by the
people But every body must understand the dsuy en-
countered by him who uuitas Two supreme oisniues'
What can be effected night IN secular state can
not be without mature ex am nation In Rome
in consequences of the necessity TO tx line OF separation
between the two powers. Nevertheless hope tnat 10
Jew dsy. the Constitution vil be ready, and that snA
De able 70 proclaim new form Of Government calculated
10 s.,sf the people, and more particularly the seHate
ara the Council who know better the state OF arhrs aud
he situation of the country. Nay the Almighty bless my
desires ana labors! II religion derives any advantage
,herefrorn will throw myself the foot Of the crucised
Issn. 40 thank MIN for the events accomplished oy His
ali ans viii be more satisfied chief Of the Universal
Cburch than as temporal prince Il they turn TO the great
er glory Of God ~,.,-..s 81,
The Constitution was expected 70 oe froo4ameo ~
Rome on the lliA inst
Ths Ira Italiand confirms the report that po-
I;,icsI leaeue has been formed between the Pope,
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany, and the King OF Saf-
dinia.
The Minister of Finance had announced the In
.roduction of the decimal system OF currency which
b,. besn established in France into Italy, 20 take
effect from the date of the proclamation.
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Senate PreceediDgs-FooteA snin-iir. Allen
md his Mysterious Opposer-llayo Brady
In Washington.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHMGroS, Thursday, April =, Is


WAsHNGroS, Thursday, April =, lsis.
The Senate had a long discussion today, from
p O. clock till o'clock on the French Revolution.
First, Mr. ALIENS Resolutions were taken up
Then Mr.. HAssEGAS reported a series from the
Committee on Foreign Reation-Mr. HALE renew
ed his amendment to congratulate France on hav.
ing abolished Slavery. For Mr.. HALE amendment
only one vote was given, Mr.. PHELPs-Mr. HALE
being absent) Mr.. HASSEGANs was also rejected
Az the close of the debate, Mr.. ALIENS hesoiu.
tons passed without dissent, though not more,
should think than about half OF the Senate voted.
The speaking was quite interesting to-day the
subject drew out several of the best speeches.
Mr. HASsEGAN's speech was highly classical and
noetical Mr.. CRITTENDES made one oil his most
eloquent of haad efforts. He spoke warmly Ia
favor of expressing our cordial sympathy with
France
MIR. FooTE took occasion TO assail Mr. BALDWIN
OF Connecticut, in such language as was not MT 10
be used in the Senate. If Mr. DALLAS torgets that
be is charged with preserving order and decorum
in the Senate OF the United States, he SHOULD be
reminded of IT, OF course Mr.. Baldwin took no
notice of it, This course of conduct has been
forced upon the leading members OF the Senate
they don't think worth while TO reply so they don
notice at ALL Just as this debate was commenced,
and Mr.. ALLEN was opening bis mouth % eau iorIh
some young thunder man, whose name under
stand ia Price who is said 10 be from Cincinnati,
and who seems to be crazy on every subject but
that of Mr. Aliens cspabilty torepresent the state
of Ohio, sprang over the Reporters desks uoon
the rckety fixture which supports the drapery over
the Vice Presidents chair. From this ne proclaim
ed that Mr.. ALLEN was not proper Represents
tive of the State of Ohio. Mr.. ALLEN seemed to
be rather frightened at this exhibition of something
lkeEwhat occurred in the French Chambers Mr.
Books of the New York Express pulled him back,
lust as he seemed to be falling through on the Vice
Presidents head, and delivered him over TO tne
officers of the House Mr. ALLEN then recovered
enough to proceed with his speech.
His Honor Mayor BRADY was in the House and
Senate to day receiving the usual greetings OF the
distinguished men of both parties. New YORK
owes il 10 herself to reflect this worthy chief ON
GER AS Mr.. HAvrNEYER Is Barnburner dele
gate TO the Baltimore Convention, Messrs POLK,
WALLER X Co. dom. wish him TO succeed. No
man voting for Mr. HAyEaEYEH can expect
Executive favor. hIcHELlEU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
CAPTURE and Destruction of Guatemala by the
Indianr-Late and Important.

We translate from the Vera Cruz Areo Irts OF
the 22i inst. the following important news, which
it received just before the New Orleans started tor
this city
Capt Mccall Of the brig Scotland, from the Belize,
the British settlement ct Honduras, announces
thar the Indians have taken the cities OF Guate-
mala the capital OF the country and Bacalar,
DESTROYING the beautiful public works Of the first
named city. Capt. Mccall adds that the inhabi-
tsnts Of the Belize were greatly alarmed, as they
were momentary expecting an attack. The same
is said of Campeachy. IN. o. Crescent, 3Oth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
cLARK,s NEW GRAMMAR.

PRACTICAL GRAMMAR VI the English Language,
Ain which Words Phrases snd Sentences are classified,
according 10 their and their relation 20 each other
Illustrated BY compls,e system Of Disstsms BY g. W.
CLARK AN
are convinced Il has points OF very decided saps.
rorty over any OF the elementary WORKS In common use
IN Y Courier sod Enquirer
9TH. IL q new work which STRIKES us very fsvorahy
IL, deviation from older books Of the hind are generally
malicious aud often important" New York Tribune
itv fGenevs Courier.
1Ths brsvity psfspioulty aud eompr, hsnsivsns" Of
this work certainly merits and alone would com
mend IL 10 the favorable consideration Of teschss and
learners" lOntsio messenger.
"Clark's Grammar have never seen eqused for prac
tcaby which 10 Of the utmost In all school
books" -
SD CLARK, Principal Of sesIboroush Academy Msine.
Publ,hsd By As. BARNES 4 co 81 'oho7"'
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BOOK TRADE.
MEXICO! MEXICO!

WILL BE ISSUED ON SATURDAY MORNING next
w su original Novel called Pierre the Partisan or The
Mexican Marches Price Is cents By Henry w. Her.
bert, Esq.
This Is one Of Mr. Herberts hes, works and the incl
dents being Of recent date and feh in the mind Of the
public cannot fail to render this most popular work
Orders addressed to w II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings,
and H. LONG X BROTHER, 81 Annst. will meet with
prompt attention For sale at tho Oes Of "rhe Morn.
ing Star" tho only neutral Penny paper In the city.
az 81 WILLIAMS bkOTHEhs, FnphsneH
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

tossEcTicUT.-We have at length full returns
TIE new Legislature The Wings have lost the
ash and l7sh Senate Districts by few votes
through local feuds, so that the Locos have e'shf
Of .be twenty-one Senators-at least five OF them
byH,s orities ranging from to % each The House
!. sH heard from. but there is one member iron
BIoomGed Of doubtful politics. Beside him, the
etonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10
From Washington.

WAsHfNGTOS April T.
The Court has decided in relation to Mr. Nugents
case. that it was not within their jurisdiction TO re-
verse the Senate's decision and therefore remand
ed him into custody but in an action Tor damages
against the Sergeant alarms the Court viii be
competent to decide on Nugents plea that the
Senate has not the power to commit. Mr. Nqgents
counsel has filed bis plea according to this sug-
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RHODE IsLAND.-Returns from most OF the towns
Arr given in the Providence journal Of the 18th
showing the following aggregates for Governor
Harris Wing 1875 ssekett, Loco, 1902; Abolition S6
Lcgalature-so far as heard, II Wings, Locos
have been chosen to the Senate, 80 Wings % Locos
10 the House. Both Houses certainly Wing
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Thing. In Philadelphia.
Ccrrasuontence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF HE Irl0une
PHILADELPHIA, April7.
Meetings Of sympathy for various purposes nave
been called IN our city. Tonight German citizens
meet In the Norern Liberties 10 encourage their feeos
In Fadesrd TO efforts 10 the glorious Gauss OF osn
Freedom and 20 them 20 follow tue lesd OF hrpu1h
can France the overthrow o. tyranny the protection Of
social right and the extsusior o. elective franchise
on Monday meeting Of tht friends Of Ireland WI es
held 70 express the hope that the thra OF British bondage
will be thrown Of ia the Emerald Isle aud IN day arrive
wen Ireland m,y tsse her pses among the Nsiions Of
the Earth and the eptsph Of Emmett 10 written
The telegraph from the West today Is barren OF news
and the markets all sssnani waiting for tho steamers
Of youf Nss-York Telegraph Company hst they do not
announce when q steamer 10 tslegraphedl One OF tne
fundamental sus Ct The association 10 70 msxe pubic fof
IN. GENERA good sad head "a speculation, the fact OF
,t.slner beng telssaphed 10 violation Of this very
mystery Kept up % the annoyance OF thos inter
esed and the anif-si defsossment Of business snAf
THE CoNMUyIsTs-The brotherhood OF Commun
l,,s whose contemplated emigration to this country from
France We announced some time ago. arrived oere on
Nouiay last in the ship Rome from Hsvre- The broth
erhood numbers seventy In all, and are, We un1ersiSnd
ab1u; locating themselves on the confines Of Louisiana
AMI Texas. ~ " Deta' MATCH 10
FIRE-Last evening FIRE broke out in the car
pentsrs shop Of Mr. Oliver, the Of Chapel and
Van Schalck SIS. which communicated 20 the soap ane
candle factory Of Josiah Vnant 10 Chspes destroying
both buildings completely. ar oiversloss about $780,
on shieh he is insured $500 in the Ems, Hartford Mr.
wiaA1ts oss aid ascertain he Is insured 81 800
Ia the Albany Mutual. Albany Argus Ith.
For LIBERIA-The Liberia packet 10 10 sail
from Baltimore on the IN mat with than 300 col
orei emigrsnts for Liberia About 50 more would bsye
been glad take p.sssss 10 her bat she ~as full Per-
sons wishing send levers by above PACKET can DO
by ansuittibg them. free Of poSfage, 10 Rev. Wm
L.,1, DR.. James II AL ct Baltimore
VIRGIsn.-The Legislature OF Virginia ad-
journed finally on Wednesday, the 5th instant
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N,p,es-Formntiou Of New Ministry.

The Neapolitan Ministers have published re,
nort dated 81 March. assigning as the motives Of
their resignation the mpossibilIty Of their adherlng
70 the demands of the Sicians.
The Nonreliiste Of Msrseilles has the following
from Naples. dated the 9th;
"Ths old Ministry still continues In Office, Prince Cart
all who had been called 10 compose new one, having
,ec,ir.d the undertaking. How this will end one can
An electoral Ia " has been proclaimed at Naples.
The justification Of the electors Is fixed at twenty
fJur ducats uOOf) ofimpossble revenue, aud OF the
Deputies OF go dueats llo00l The number OF
Deputies OF the kingdom OF Naples alone is l6i. di
yided among the different districts according to the
population.
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new Legislature stands;

Joiot Balot-WbiE, 1872; Loco, los. Whs maj "a
Jais ia abundant yet hundred votes, properly
distributed, would have turned the scale, and en-
swed two Loco Foco U. s Senatou-one OF them
for SIX years. Only resolute WORK could have
saved the State
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Miscellaneous.

ExPULsIoS or THE CAPucHIss AT LYoss-We
read in the Censear de Lyon, that the Mayor OF
6uilotere, WITH the assent Of the Commissary OF
the Provisional Government, has signifed to the
Cspuchns who do the service OF the church OF that
commune, that they must quit the place without
delay. This order has been obeyed' In compliance
with the law which Acknowledges no congregations
which are not Legally authorised
A new army OF 100000 men is organizing Tor
the frontiers, as a precsuiion against Austria
Among the papers left behind by Louis Philippe
and his Ministers in their hasty night are some
which afford the most positive proofs that they bad
prepared everything for comp q dat on the 2Sd
alt and that it was tohsve been followed, tsuccess.
fal of which that had doubt by law against all
public meetings and new severe restrictions on me
public press The execution Of the coup etdt was
as bad as the conception OF IT was wicked. Ihere
never was a greater tumble of Sickedness and des-
potism.
Asa proof of the economy practiced by the Pro
visiouai Government in their diplomatic AFFAIRS, We
may state that NJ. Cottu has undertaken the duties
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iy'~ Proridence r. L. has voted not to license the
sale of Intoxicating Liquors
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eoe.rta.rss'S i ,a1 srSaY
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